REDBOOK. February 1936, Vol. 66, No. 4. (With the first appearance of a P. G Wodehouse short story).

- Quarto [11-1/2 inches high by 8-1/2 inches wide], softcover bound in color pictorial wraps. There are small remnants of tape adhering to the rear wrap along the spine. The head & tail of the spine are slightly chipped. 144 pages. Profuse illustrations & pictorial ads in black & white and color. Very good. Among the contents of this issue is the first appearance of a P. G. Wodehouse short story " A Triple Threat Man", published in his collection of stories "Lord Emsworth and Others" in London in 1937. In this collection the story is titled "There's Always Golf". Formidable woman golfer Clarice Fitch encounters Ernest Plinlimmon on the eighteenth fairway: "When a forceful woman comes between a man and a coveted tournament medal, she sees the true depth of his soul".Also in this issue are a novel, "Leisure to Repent", by Ursula Parrott; a novelette by Alec Waugh, "Ring Out the Old"; and a Morley Callaghan short story: "It Must Be Different!".