THE WOMAN AND THE SEA

Selection of the Catholic Book Club. This may help to widen the American public of the woman generally considered the greatest woman writer of Southern Europe. A searching study of a woman, who in her hunt for happiness as the be all and the end all, destroys something irreplaceable, and comes to a realization of what she is, of her selfishness and cruelty. The picture is essentially Latin -- the contrast between the intellectual woman and the traditional Spanish lady of high degree is no tribute to modern women.