Happy Week. Revue, cabaret. R.II: 1932 no. 16 [Ina Benita].

Happy Week. Illustrated review of hits. Revue, Cabaret. No. 16 (Year II), Warsaw, April 30, 1932.
Editor-in-chief and rep.: M.W. Dołbniak.; Publisher: Z. Kobylińska.; Print: Zakł. Graf. "POL," Warsaw, Przejazd 11 [Warsaw, R.1:1931 - R.2:1932.]
8 p. including cover, format: 30.8 x 23 cm.

Condition: browned trace of adhesive tape on spine, horizontal folding mark, minor paper creases, stains (especially rear cover), margins slightly trimmed, a few notations on back cover (from a purchase in the antique shop of the House of Books in 1972?).

The magazine contains mostly lyrics of songs sung in popular cabarets, including a tango from the opening revue of "Qui pro Quo" entitled Though I Know You'll Say No to Me, and lyrics and notes of a tango dedicated to Ina Benita entitled She Won't Come Back. In addition, there are skits and monologues, a section "From the world of film" dedicated to foreign stars, Stanislaw Niedzielski's correspondence "Artistic life of Paris" and a section "Warszawo,baw się" with the repertoire of Warsaw cabarets and revue theaters.
Weekly illustrated with photos of half-naked "Folies-Bergere" artists, and famous Polish actors such as Ina Benita, Jula Kraszewska, Marian Wawrzkowicz, etc.

An infrequent periodical, according to NUKAT, MAK and BN databases noted by only 3 libraries (BUW and BNN, BUL) - but even together they do not have a single set of issues.