Turn Off The Sunshine
Subtitle: Tales of Los Angeles on the Wrong Side of the Tracks
Publisher: The Caxton Printers, Ltd.
Published: 1942
Place of publication: Caldwell, Idaho
Language: eng
Description: A collection of short stories, the tales are sympathetic vignettes of individuals living in the poorer parts of pre-World War II Los Angeles.
Table of contents: title: The Movie Director Who Went Nuts; title: The Farmer Who Was a Great Genius; title: The Prospector Who Got His Chance; title: The Patriot Who Became a Man about Town; title: The Waitress Who Lost Her Sailor; title: The Reporter Who Became a Hero; title: The Press Agent Who Reformed the Town; title: The Picnic Secretary Who Did His Duty; title: The Old Man Who Went to the Library; title: The Englishman Who Liked Baboons; title: The Copyreader Who Was Homesick; title: The Girl Who Worked in the Five-and-Ten; title: The Man Who Kept His Feet on the Desk; title: The Old Woman Who Came Home; title: The Man Who Got Lost in the Fog; title: The Tenants Who Decided to Remain; title: The Actor Who Met an Iceman; title: The Boy Who Couldn’t Change His Face; title: The Japanese Carpenter Who Got Religion; title: The Italian Cobbler Who Was Happy; title: The Rich Indian Who Was Unhappy