THE LITTLE GREY WOMAN

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 16, 4 October 1929, Page 4

THE LITTLE GREY WOMAN

GRIPPING NEW SERIAL PUBLICATION COMMENCES SHORTLY. A LONG INSTALMENT DAILY. The Stratford Evening Past has made arrangements for the publication of Mr. Ardan De Prime's gripping new serial story “The Little Grey Woman”. This is a story of love and mystery, which is written in the splendid style of the popular author, and is calculated to hold the interest of the reader from first to last. “The Little Grey Woman” is at present running in the columns of the “Daily Guardian”, one of the leading daily papers in Sydney. The following glowing tribute paid the antbor by the Editor of a leading Queensland publication speaks for itself: —

“I should like to offer my congratulations on "The Little Grey "Woman” just beginning in the “Daily Guardian.” I read! the first instalment greedily. T thought as; I read that instalment that if future chapters maintained that stamp here was was the best newspaper serial I have read in years. By chance, T picked up Saturday’s ‘Guardian’, and although I dislike reading isolated bits of a serial story, I read that portion with even keener interest. You seem to have the knack of intriguing the imagination without straining the probabilities. More than that, you seem to have avoided the faults of so many writers of mystery stories. T presume there are many people, like myself who are by no means faddists for stvle, but who avo extremely irritated by slip-shod English and what may he called jazzconst ruction.” “The Little 'Grey Woman” will commence in Ihese columns on Monday next, and long instalments will be published each day*