I'll Cry Tomorrow
Subtitle: #396
By: by Lillian Roth; Written in collaboration with Mike Connolly & Gerold Frankl
Edition: 1st Popular Library USA Ed.
Series: Popular Library #396
Publisher: Popular Library
Published: 1955
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 224
Copyright date: 1954 by Lillian Roth
Subjects: Roth, Lillian, -- 1910- -- Biography.; Entertainers -- Biography -- Juvenile literature.
Genres: Biography.; Biography; Juvenile literature.
Description: The complete, intimate story of Lillian Roth and her fight against alcoholism and mental illness. The way down--and back

"This biography of a singer who was the toast of Broadway and Hollywood but who hit the skids and sank into the gutter is touching and shocking, courageous and appalling. Miss Roth's theme is that no matter how shameful, degrading and hopeless life has become, there is a way out." ~Worcester TELEGRAM

"In this frank confession Lillian Roth tells of her five marriages, of her rapid descent into dissipation, of emptied liquor bottles in shabby hotels, of the horrors of drunken delirium, of going slowly insane, unable to shake off this demon that was driving her to death. Then of the change, the reformation, the return to sanity, reaching a new dignity of self." ~Tampa TRIBUNE (less)
Notes: Manufactured in Canada* / Popular Library Ed. 1st printing: October 1955, 2nd & *3rd printing, November 1955* / This edition published by arrangement with *Frederick Fell, Inc.
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