"Kept Woman" 1929 DELMAR, Viña C.Z. Guest Concocted in 24 Countries

Concocted in 24 Countries

stands as the supreme achievement of his career

The Brown Derby was a symbol of midcentury glamour on par with Dior’s New Look

& 'Cricket and Football'

Large format publication on the stage machinery of Fabris

"Kept Woman" 1929 DELMAR, Viña C.Z. Guest Concocted in 24 CountriesDELMAR, Via [303] pp. Grosset & Dunlap 1929 7 3 4" x 5 1 4" The follow up book to Delmar's huge, risqu, controversial best seller "Bad Girl" (1928), the story of Hubert Scott and Lillian Cory, a marriage of convenience couple. Hubert is a big spender (and there is also a Mrs. Scott) while Lillian is "the gin buying, car owning lady of leisure, a middle class kept woman." The initial lady writer to scandalize America was Elinor Glyn whose characters