Piccadilly Jim

PICCADILLY JIM is notorious. He is splendid "copy" for the journalist, and a source of exquisite anguish to his family. No one ever knows what he is going to do next. Mr. Wodehouse keeps his readers in a state of smiles and laughter throughout his account of P. J.'s adventures. In his own country the young American is regarded as an epitome of wickedness and dissipation. He is intent on seeing life. His aunt, on the other hand, is equally determined that he shall see reason. She starts for Europe bent upon her nephew's salvation. What ensues and the complications that arise make delightful reading for all who love a good laugh.