It Don't Seem A Day Too Much by Claude Kingston

It Don't Seem A Day Too Much

by Claude Kingston

Rigby Limited, 1971 [First Edition], ISBN 085179291x, black and white photographic plates, illustrated end-papers, hardcover, dust-jacket

Very Good Condition, minor edge and shelf wear, a little rubbing to edges and corners, no inscriptions.  Dust-jacket shows minor edge and shelf wear with minor rubbing, chips to edges (see photographs)

"Claude Kingston began life as a pianist and church organist, but could not resist the magnetism of more secular forms of entertainment.  As a sideline, he took on the exhibition of one of the products of Australia's then flourishing film industry, and made a success of it.  Not so successful was his sponsoring of the "machine that flies like a bird", and he might have lived out quiet life as an organist if he had not been obliged to give up this profession."