The Smart Set, March 1930

Smart Set, March 1930 This issue of Smart Set combines fiction and service content for young women. Featured serials include "Manhattan Nights" (Part One) by Almon Wolff, "Untold Tales of Hollywood" (Part Four) by Harry Carr, "Money! Money! Money" by May Edginton, and "The Houseparty Murder" (Part Three) by Shirley Seifert—a mystery serial. Short stories include "The Daily Three" by Gretchen Krohn Johnson, "Lost Turquoise" by Emma-Lindsay Squier, "Those Bootleg Blues" by Casey Chambers, a piece by Roland Pertwee, "A Real Likeness" by Katharine Gailey, and "Counter Irritant" by Virginia Lee. The magazine also features articles by Kathleen Norris titled "The Kind of a Girl I Want My Son to Marry" and Donald Ogden Stewart's "If You Must Play Bridge," alongside service pieces on business clothes, diet menus, and Paris recipes. Illustrations throughout by various period artists.