box 31/4
25. Professer Bernhandi
Je
Form 1 Date 4/25/28 ADVANCE DESCRTPT TOI
ritle morsson BR
Publichers:
iiss En 1—
S IHloH Anb ScHUETER, Inc.
37 west 57th st,
C
New York, N. I.
1
PROFESSOR BERMTARDT
ARTIHR SOINTTZLE
Fuli ritie
Author
PROFESSOR BERNHARDT
HETny LAimspONE
Foretgn#it##
Translator
*
Five-act Comedy
1. 50
1928
August 17
40 X 74
Classif ication
Size
Tentative
Publication
Fear
Date
Price
THE BIG TDEA TII WTETNT HCRDS
COPIES FO
(slogan to use for jacket band)
A physician of Shakesperian nobility triumphs over ant i¬
1n8
RLS
Semitism and petty intrigue
Advtg. L8
Hoyt
Rosenberg
THE SYORY or CETTRAL IDEA or SUBJBOT MATTE —
Pollinger
Zsolnay
(catalogue description and front of jacket)
IN/S
CPF
Dr. Bernhardi, head of a great Vionnese hospital, finds
AG0
Lin.
himself impelled to persuade a Catholic priest that his
Author 4“ Syndicate
presence at the side of a dying girl will demolish tho
Liagazine
Trade
happiness of her last hour — possibly the only happy
Europenn Publisher
hour of her life, as she believos she will recover. The
MLS home
information, given by a nun, that the priost has come to
Book Clubs
administer the last rites, so shocks the girl that she
dies while the Doctor is arguing with the priest.
This action on the. part of the physician is made a çause
celebre by the clerical political party. The physichans
TE AUTHOR
ef the hospital are dividod in their smathies, and in
(Tor Sanctun colum
the midd'o of an exciting meeting, Dr. Bernhardi re¬
on back Jacket flap)
Arthur Schnitzler wrote
signs his headship. Ho is further persocuted with a
par Lianentary invostigation, and is convictod to sorve
this classic drama of
inst itutional intrigue
two months in jai1
and anti-semitism seven¬
Abovo the pettiness of most of the other characters —
even of the excitable fuss iness of some of thos e wio
toon years ago, when he
side with him — Dr. Bernhardi rises like a great human
was still in active
tower. He is clearly swayed by only what he knows to be
practise as a physician.
richt, and spurns the political aspects of the situaticn.
Before the publication of
his novellettes ho was
At the same time, he is profcundly moved by the personal
preblens imrolved, and he ccmos out of the play one of
knoun chiof ly in the U.S.
those rare characters who are both righteous and love¬
as the author of the
able. His release from prison finds him the possessor
Anatole playlets. MR.
of the love and admiration not only of his old associ¬
BERNHARDI wi11 show him
atos, but of tho pepulaco in gonoral, and ovon of his
to be master of a larger
former antagonists — inc luding the priest vho had beon
and more sorious mediun.
kopt from tho dying gir1.
(ovor))
25. Professer Bernhandi
Je
Form 1 Date 4/25/28 ADVANCE DESCRTPT TOI
ritle morsson BR
Publichers:
iiss En 1—
S IHloH Anb ScHUETER, Inc.
37 west 57th st,
C
New York, N. I.
1
PROFESSOR BERMTARDT
ARTIHR SOINTTZLE
Fuli ritie
Author
PROFESSOR BERNHARDT
HETny LAimspONE
Foretgn#it##
Translator
*
Five-act Comedy
1. 50
1928
August 17
40 X 74
Classif ication
Size
Tentative
Publication
Fear
Date
Price
THE BIG TDEA TII WTETNT HCRDS
COPIES FO
(slogan to use for jacket band)
A physician of Shakesperian nobility triumphs over ant i¬
1n8
RLS
Semitism and petty intrigue
Advtg. L8
Hoyt
Rosenberg
THE SYORY or CETTRAL IDEA or SUBJBOT MATTE —
Pollinger
Zsolnay
(catalogue description and front of jacket)
IN/S
CPF
Dr. Bernhardi, head of a great Vionnese hospital, finds
AG0
Lin.
himself impelled to persuade a Catholic priest that his
Author 4“ Syndicate
presence at the side of a dying girl will demolish tho
Liagazine
Trade
happiness of her last hour — possibly the only happy
Europenn Publisher
hour of her life, as she believos she will recover. The
MLS home
information, given by a nun, that the priost has come to
Book Clubs
administer the last rites, so shocks the girl that she
dies while the Doctor is arguing with the priest.
This action on the. part of the physician is made a çause
celebre by the clerical political party. The physichans
TE AUTHOR
ef the hospital are dividod in their smathies, and in
(Tor Sanctun colum
the midd'o of an exciting meeting, Dr. Bernhardi re¬
on back Jacket flap)
Arthur Schnitzler wrote
signs his headship. Ho is further persocuted with a
par Lianentary invostigation, and is convictod to sorve
this classic drama of
inst itutional intrigue
two months in jai1
and anti-semitism seven¬
Abovo the pettiness of most of the other characters —
even of the excitable fuss iness of some of thos e wio
toon years ago, when he
side with him — Dr. Bernhardi rises like a great human
was still in active
tower. He is clearly swayed by only what he knows to be
practise as a physician.
richt, and spurns the political aspects of the situaticn.
Before the publication of
his novellettes ho was
At the same time, he is profcundly moved by the personal
preblens imrolved, and he ccmos out of the play one of
knoun chiof ly in the U.S.
those rare characters who are both righteous and love¬
as the author of the
able. His release from prison finds him the possessor
Anatole playlets. MR.
of the love and admiration not only of his old associ¬
BERNHARDI wi11 show him
atos, but of tho pepulaco in gonoral, and ovon of his
to be master of a larger
former antagonists — inc luding the priest vho had beon
and more sorious mediun.
kopt from tho dying gir1.
(ovor))