[Movies]. Graham, Carroll and Garrett. QUEER PEOPLE
New York: Vanguard, [1930]. First edition, later printing. 8vo. This copy is signed by the authors and dated June 19, 1930. With the ownership signature of screenwriter Neville Reay, whose story was made into the 1929 film, "A Tenderfoot Terror."
"Queer People" is widely considered a Hollywood Novel of surpassing influence. Howard Hughes acquired the scathing novel's screen rights but it was never filmed. The book quickly went through eleven printings in less than a year. This copy is in a near-fine example of the contemporary Grosset & Dunlap dust jacket, issued shortly after publication. Rare in any kind of dust jacket. Hardcover
New York: Vanguard, [1930]. First edition, later printing. 8vo. This copy is signed by the authors and dated June 19, 1930. With the ownership signature of screenwriter Neville Reay, whose story was made into the 1929 film, "A Tenderfoot Terror."
"Queer People" is widely considered a Hollywood Novel of surpassing influence. Howard Hughes acquired the scathing novel's screen rights but it was never filmed. The book quickly went through eleven printings in less than a year. This copy is in a near-fine example of the contemporary Grosset & Dunlap dust jacket, issued shortly after publication. Rare in any kind of dust jacket. Hardcover
New York: Vanguard, [1930]. First edition, later printing. 8vo. This copy is signed by the authors and dated June 19, 1930. With the ownership signature of screenwriter Neville Reay, whose story was made into the 1929 film, "A Tenderfoot Terror."
"Queer People" is widely considered a Hollywood Novel of surpassing influence. Howard Hughes acquired the scathing novel's screen rights but it was never filmed. The book quickly went through eleven printings in less than a year. This copy is in a near-fine example of the contemporary Grosset & Dunlap dust jacket, issued shortly after publication. Rare in any kind of dust jacket. Hardcover