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South Brunswick and New York: A. S. Barnes and Co., 1960 Revised Edition. 7.5" x 9.75" tall; 319pp. with Index.

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From dust jacket notes: "One rarely thinks of American architecture in terms of castles, and yet here they stand, almost as a protest against the ugliness of an industrial age, proudly displaying the grandeur of days gone by. The idea of castle architecture in America is not a new one. Many of the castles depicted here were constructed long ago, after the Revolutionary War and after the Civil War. Most of them were built in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, with one, Chateau Laroche, still in process of being built at the time of this writing....Many of these castles still exist today and are open to the public. Amidst the turrets, battlements, great halls, and often unique interiors, the sense of being back in days of old is keenly felt. More than 250 illustrations bring to life the marvelous detail in design, as well as the splendor or simplicity of the interior furnishings of these castles, giving the reader a sense of the elegance of one of America's little-known forms of architecture."

American Castles

Cavalier, Julian

Physical description: 223, (1)p : ill., ports ; 25 cm. Subjects: Huston, John 1906-1987 - Studies. Moving-picture producers and directors - United States - Biography.

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Pratley, Gerald

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Al Jolson: the Jazz Singer, star of stage, screen, radio, and vaudeville, an American success story. Probably the most dynamic performer of his time, by dint of talent and energy alone he climbed from obscurity and poverty to international fame and great wealth. And yet, as this singularly perceptive and revealing biography explains, his life -- even during his years of celebrity -- was marked by unhappiness and even tragedy. Unlike lesser celebrity profiles that do little more than praise the accomplishments of their subjects, this volume unflinchingly portrays the rich and complex character of the man while describing the achievements of the star. It concentrates on his emotions, his pain, his joy, his struggle, his hopes, and his final compromise with life. It permits readers to "get inside" Jolson and some of the important people in his life, to identify with his plight, and share, to a far greater extent than show business biographies usually allow, his experiences -- both high points and disappointments. This is a deeply personal, moving treatment of a public figure that few outside his immediate circle had a chance to know this well. Biographer Robert Oberfirst has written a kind of docudrama, with numerous photographs to illustrate significant points. Jolson's entire life is traced, from his birth and childhood, through his meteoric rise in show business, his many ups and downs professionally, and his numerous personal crises, to the shattering moment of his death. In a narrative as riveting as a good novel, Oberfirst delineates Jolson's tumultuous relationships with his family. This very special book presents the all too human drama of a gifted entertainer subject to all the temptations and weaknesses that can challenge and even overwhelm human purpose and enterprise. You ain't heard nothin' yet until you've heard the whole story of this remarkable person as told in this remarkable book.

Al Jolson: You Ain't Heard Nothin' Yet

Oberfirst, Robert

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