100 
House & Garden 
Don’t 
get left 
behind! 
This car meets the special train for Broadway, Green¬ 
wich Village, Wall Street, the bridge club—picking up 
P. G. Wodehouse, Heywood Broun, F. P. A., Dorothy 
Parker, Robert Benchley, George Chappell, John Held, 
Jr., Ethel Plummer, Merryle S. Rukeyser, R. F. Foster, 
and others just as numerous and festive. 
Makes a special stop-over at the links to collect Grant- 
land Rice, H. H. Hilton and other star players and talk¬ 
ers. Adds a specialist or so on airplanes—motors— 
motor boats. 
Runs over to London and takes on Hugh Walpole, A. 
A. Milne, Thomas Burke, G. K. Chesterton, Lord Dun- 
sanv, George Arliss, Fish, Lady Russell. 
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VANITY FAIR 
Vanity Fair is running six monthly excursions from 
wherever you are, to wherever you'd rather be. Your 
special season ticket—price $i—is in the lower right 
hand corner of this announcement. You’ll have the 
best of company—stage folk, humorists, artists, poets, 
dancers, literary men, golf celebrities, cartoonists, men 
who know the air, the water, the clubs, and all that in 
them is. Some of them run the train; all of them come 
along and talk about it. And it isn’t the usual blue- 
penciled conversation. You’ll enjoy every minute of it. 
Don’t hesitate! The seats are filling up. Sign 
that coupon — now—and fan your fevered 
brow after you’re on board the special train 
Every Issue Contains 
Golf : Two pages of Grantland Rice’s 
golf talk. Plenty of action pictures. 
Motors and Motor Boats: New models, 
their doings and fittings. Racing cars and 
speed boats. Touring routes. 
The Stage: Who’s who and how much, 
in the New York spotlight. 
The Movies: Stills and stories of the best 
of them. Press agents prohibited. 
VANITY FAIR, 19 West 44tli Street, New York City 
I don't believe in putting off a good thing. Here’s my dollar. Send 
along your next FIVE issues—SIX, if this coupon gets to you in 
time (OR) I’ll remit one dollar on receipt of your bill. (Canadian 
$1.25.) 
Name . 
Street . . 
Essays and Reviews: Nothing long; 
nothing dry. Timely- and full of chuckle. 
Finance: Rukeyser on money. After- 
hours talk by an expert. 
Clothes for Men: Real clothes and acces¬ 
sories for the regular man. 
Pictures: And more pictures, and then 
some more again. New people, new 
artists, new poses, new ideas. 
Five Issues of Vanity Fair for $1 
(Six if you mail the Coupon now) 
The one magazine that covers all 
the leisure interests of the man 
who knows enough to have them 
The Arts: Highbrow, but not bad to take. 
Painting, literature, sculpture. 
Humor: No Sunday supplement humor. 
Sold by the laugh, not by the mile. 
Dancing: All varieties, wild and hot 
house, taken in the act. 
Assorted Nuts: Portraits and revelations 
(voluntary and otherwise) of the well- 
known and wild-eyed. 
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State 
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