Turn off the sunshine
Subtitle: tales of Los Angeles on the wrong side of the tracks
By: by Timothy G. Turner.
Publisher: The Caxton Printers, Ltd.
Published: 1942
Place of publication: Caldwell, Idaho
Language: eng
Number of pages: 288
Subjects: Los Angeles (Calif.) -- Fiction
Genres: Fiction.
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 roporter who became a hero; title: The ress 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 like 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 manwho 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.