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TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY by Henrietta Buckmaster

TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY

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Pub Date: July 19th, 1934
Publisher: Rae D. Henkle

The study of the growth of a girl, exposed to the contacts of the younger New York artistic circles of the more serious type. Philosophic in tenor, but not especially profound nor original; sensitive; sometimes a bit dull. May find its level as a refreshing change from the accepted picture of the young girl in New York in the throes of cocktail parties and erotic adventures. The story is slight -- a girl breaks away from cultured and pleasant surroundings to make her own way -- and succeeds.