LOVE AT A GIRLS’ SCHOOL, is a funny, touching collection of short stories previously published in many respected literary journals. Using her penetrating eye, wicked sense of humor, and vivid imagination, Diana Altman shares her take on college life in the 1960’s in stories such as, Love at a Girls’ School, in which young lovers struggle to find privacy in an era of prudish college rules. The setting of an all-girls’ school adds an extra layer of intimacy and vulnerability to the stories. The school becomes a microcosm of the world where young hearts learn about the unexpected flaws of the adults whose authority they must obey.
Movie Stills Gallery
Take a look through history in my gallery of photos from the early days of the movie business and the stars who made it great.
This photo is from Franchot Tone's screen test directed in 1932 by Al Altman at the Fox Studio on 10th Avenue & 54th Street.