New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04

ing nONeNSts cut OH 81 lIs ueSliIilihS
OF his career, is an interesting an
nouncement made by Doubleday, Page
& Co. 1t is called "Vandover and the
Brute" The Ms. passed through tie
San Francisco earthquake and fire, and
will be printed exactly as it left the
authors hands. In these days of the
novelized play 1t was perhaps inevlta-
bic that Shakespeare should have his
turn. The John C. Winston Company,
OF Philadelphia, announces THE Mer-
chant of Venice: A Romance" the first
Of series Of novelizations of Shake
peare's dramas.
Louis Joseph Vance's new story Is
called 1.-THE Lone Wolf little, Brown
& Coz; Arthur Stanwood Piers THE
Women We Marry" dhe Houghton Milf
fin Company IS sufficiently explained
by its title. Rupert Hughes's What
VIII People say" (Harper & Bros.)
is, according to the publishers, novel
of tango-mad New York" and-atten-
tion-"a new Vanity Fair" From
Dodd, Mead e. Co. comes George Barr
McCutcheon's "Black Is White; new
novel by Frank Dandy, Full Swing"
will bear the imprint OF the j. b. Lip
pincott Company. Charles Marriotts
What a Man Wants" is among the
spring announcements Of the Bobbs-
Merrill Company. A quartet OF novels
by well known English authors Is on
the list OF the George II. Doran Com
pany: THE Pastors Wife" by Eliza
beth of the German Garden; Gray
Youth" by Oliver onions; THE Rem
ington Sentence" by w. PETIT Ridge,
and "Quinneys," by Horace Annesley
Vachell, who will also be represented
by Loot, and other Short Stories"
Elinor GYMS "Your Affectionate God
mother" novel of good manners and
conduct, is On Appleton book.
From the same house we shall have
a trio of stories by American best-sell-
ers Robert w. Chambers's quick
Action" Amelia +. Bars playing
with Fire" and Josephine Daskaln
Bacon's TO- days Daughter" Irving
Bachelors The Marryers' Harper &
Brothers. Is in the humorous vein Of
his Keeping Up with Lizzie" The
English Edwin Pugh's Punch and
Judy" tBobbs- MerrilD is announced IS
"a book for clever people"
The intense Mr.. James Oppenheim
Will tell story Of idle Wives" (the
Century Company. and the same firm
announces THE Goldfsh"-"the frank
est, most detailed revelation OF the
daily living of a New York family Of
wealth and social position ever put into
print" A new story of English the
atrical life, when Love Flies out Of
the Window" will be added to the tale
OF Leonard Merrick's books (Mitchell
Kernerley). From England, also, come
John Ayscough's "Marksbridge" Oong-
mans Green & Coz and Patrick Nc
ellis Children OF the Dead End: The
Autobiography of Navy" (E. P. Dut-
ton & Coz. Maravene Thompson's
The Womans Law" 0he Stokes Com
pany) deals with maternal love and its
daring. Mary Heaton Voxse's 1.-THE
Hearts Country" 0he Houghton Mitflin
Company is q study Of the emotional
development Of a girl. North OF
Fifty-three," by Bertrand W. Sinclair
little, Brown & Coz, takes us back to
his own Land of Frozen Suns"
Charles Edmonds Walks The Green
Seal is a tale OF Oriental mystery IN
the Occident; Afarah Ellis Ryan's 1.-THE
House of Dawn" a New Mexican ro-
nance in the days Of the conquista-
dores McClurg & Coz. Detective
tories are numerous, among them
The Chronicles of Madelyn Mack" q.
c. Page & Coz.
\ number OF translatlons are prom
Used, among them Stories OF Russian
Life" by Anton Tchekoff (ScribneI);
"Florian Mayr," by Ernst Won VOL
zogen (B. w. Huebsch), and Bertha
Won Suttners when Thoughts win
Soar" (the Houghton Mifiin Com
pany).