Head and Shoulders (short story)

Head and Shoulders is a 1920 short story by author F Scott Fitzgerald. - AsNotedIn

Head and Shoulders (short story)

People

Nabisco, Answer - she was born in Passaic, New Jersey, and up to a year ago she got the right to breathe by pushing Nabiscoes in Marcel's tea-room in Trenton.
Rudyard Kipling, Her apartment was very warm--small, it was, with a row of professional pictures and sets of Kipling and O Henry which she had bought once from a blue-eyed agent and read occasionally.
William Sydney Porter, Her apartment was very warm--small, it was, with a row of professional pictures and sets of Kipling and O Henry which she had bought once from a blue-eyed agent and read occasionally.

Places

Central Harlem, They took a flat in Harlem.
Manhattan NYC, New York City She saw him when she took her first glance at the restless Manhattan audience--down in the front row with his head bent a bit forward and his gray eyes fixed on her.
Palais Royal, Connie's Inn and Cotton Club site, New York City In two days we landed a job at Divinerries', and I learned to shimmy from a kid at the Palais Royal.
Princeton University, Princeton My father was a young economics professor at Princeton.
Yale University, New Haven, CT How afterward they founded Yale College there, to try the musical comedies on, is a story every one knows.

Food

Y/M/D		Association	Description	Place	Locale	Food	Event
1920/02/21	F Scott Fitzgerald	Author	"Head and Shoulders" is published in The Saturday Evening Post.
1920/02/21	The Saturday Evening Post	Publisher	"Head and Shoulders" is published in The Saturday Evening Post.

Particulars for Head and Shoulders (short story):
Narrative Arts	Comedy, Humor	the quality of being amusing or comic, especially as expressed in literature or speech.
Attribute	Diaphanous	(especially of fabric) light, delicate, and translucent.
Narrative Arts	Fiction	prose literature, especially short stories and novels, that describes imaginary events and people
Other Description	Liniment	a liquid or lotion, especially one made with oil, for rubbing on the body to relieve pain.
Narrative Arts	Narrative	an account of connected events
Narrative Arts	Prose	ordinary written language
Art Type	Short Story	short form narrative fiction

Information
Original Language:	English

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