Publisher's description:
 
The fascinating true story of the Lancashire mill girl, Mrs Edward Howarth who became a music hall artiste as Josephine Langley, an accomplished ventriloquist. She was particularly popular during the First World War with her patriotic ‘Soldier Act’. The family emigrated to America but returned to England after many adventures during the Prohibition era. Inscribed by both authors on the inside front cover.
 
Condition: Good/fair, a lightly worn copy with foxing, yellowing, sticker to cover and slight "old book smell".
 
Binding: Booklet
Year: 2008
Publisher: Roger Woods and Maurice Howarth
Pages: 32
Dimensions (to nearest cm): 21 X 15cm