The Modern Screen Magazine (Jun-Sep 1931)

' 'mi o mi ©ClBl 115167 THE MODERN SCREEN MAGAZINE FEATURES My Friend Clara Bow Elinor Glyn 26 A tremendously touching story about the "It" Girl by the creator of that name Harold Lloyd, Jr. Gladys Hall 29 The inside story, exclusive to this magazine, about the birth of Harold's son Garbo — Woman Without Love Harriet Parsons 30 An amazing feature disclosing the truth about Garbo's dealings with Cupid American Hero Faith Baldwin 35 This famous novelist sees Will Rogers as he has never been seen before Loretta Young's Own Story Walter Ramsey 38 Nobody knows the facts about her marital difficulties as well as Mrs. Withers herself Are You a "Sleeping Beauty"? Adele Whitely Fletcher 42 Every girl, no matter how plain, can do with herself what the stars have done Pagliaccis All Potter Brayton 46 Those comedians, happy though they act, have found themselves in tragedy Binky (Fiction) (Illustrated by Carl Mueller) Hagar Wilde 48 A heart-rending story about a man, two girls — and a dog Lew Ayres' Future Wynn 56 Our own astrologer makes some prognostications about the handsome star The True Love Story of Charles and Virginia Carter Bruce 62 From Charlie' s best friend, Richard Arlen, we have the facts about his romance The Amazing Life of Barbara Stanwyck Walter Ramsey 66 A continuation of one of the most engrossing biographies ever published Secrets of the Hollywood Stylists Virginia T. Lane 70 This month the helpful opinion of Earl Luick is solicited Bob and Eddie Margaret Reid 74 The unusual case of the friendship between Messrs. Montgomery and Nugent How Irene Rich Stays So Young Dorothy Wooldridge 84 Hollywood has no better example of youthfulness — here are the reasons Hollywood Sleep Chasers (illustrated by Jack Welch) Harriet Marsh 86 They have various methods of finding the arms of Morpheus DEPARTMENTS The Modern Screen Directory: Players Pictures All the information the fan wants The Modern Hostess Advice about the home — an invaluable guide Between You and Me Readers and the editor thrash things out Film Gossip of the Month The finest news departments available Welcome Back, Pola All Joking Aside Some facts about the stars you'd scarcely believe The Modern Screen Magazine Reviews Ail you want to know about current talkies Beauty Advice An excellent service for the fair sex And also: Charlie in London, 33; Hollywood's Famous Visitors, 51; The Stars Correspond, 60; Gallery of Honor, 77; Hollywood Wardrobes (Betty Compson), 92; Scoops of the Month, 96 6 11 10 12 14, 82, 98 18 Jack Welch 41 88 Mary Biddle 100 Ernest V. Heyn, Editor K. Rowell Batten, Associate Editor Walter Ramsey, Western Representative Published monthly and copyrighted 1931 by Syndicate Publishing Company, Incorporated. Office of publication at Washington and South Avenues, Dunellen, N. J. Executive and editorial offices, 100 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. H. Meyer, President; M. Delacorte, Secretary and Treasurer. Vol. 2, No. 1, June, 1931. Printed in the U. S. A. Price in the United States, $1.20 a year, 10c a copy. Price in Canada, SI. 80 a year, 15c a copy. Entered as second class matter September 18, 1930, at the Post Office at Dunellen, New Jersey, under act of March 3, 1879. The publisher accepts no responsibility for the return of unsolicited material. 4