“B.P. Magazine” For September

THE September number of the “B.P. Magazine”

' is again a fine issue—both in contents and production quality. Every reader will find in it .•omething of special interest to himself.

The wide range of articles, stories, and pictures is another attractive feature. The reader enjoys a kind of mental world journey in perusing the pages containing descriptions of ancient European towns, their history and romance, the wonderful doings in the new world (the man-made island in San Francisco Bay, for instance), the comings and goings of great artists and musicians, and their views on Australia. Travel, social, fashion, music, art, the theatre and screen are aiso dealt with, as well as book reviews, verse, and short stories.

This issue' is further distinguished by the f rst rate reproduction in colour of Norman Lindsay's oil painting, “Mutiny.”