Zelda and Scottie 1933

The publication of Crazy Sunday in The American Mercury.

Scott's income had dropped to $15,823, less than half of what it was in 1931.

Zelda was burning some old clothes in an unused upstairs fireplace in La Paix and sets the house on fire, ruining several of the upstairs rooms.

Zelda's farce, Scandalabra, is produced by Vagabond Junior Players in Baltimore. It was a flop.

Zelda's art is exhibited in The Baltimore Museum Of Art.

The Fitzgeralds move from La Paix to a smaller house at 1307 Park Avenue, Baltimore.

The Fitzgeralds take vacation in Bermuda.

The serialization of Tender Is the Night in Scribner's Magazine.

Zelda has third breakdown exactly 2 years to the day after her second one. She enters Sheppard-Pratt Hospital in Towson, Maryland.

Zelda is transferred to Craig House, Beacon, New York.

Zelda's art is exhibited in New York at Cary Ross's gallery and the Hotel Algonquin.