Movie Classic (Mar-Aug 1936)

Record Details:

Title:
Movie Classic
Date:
Mar-Aug 1936
Publisher:
Motion Picture Publications, inc.
Volume:
Movie Classic (Mar-Aug 1936)
Leaf #:
00063
Language:
English
Collection:
Fan Magazines
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Originally Motion Picture Classic (first issue 1915), renamed Movie Classic in September 1931. Sold as 'The Newsreel of the Newstands'; on par with Picture Play and Screenland in terms of content, quality, and circulation (solid but below that of Photoplay, et. al.) until it was absorbed by Motion Picture in 1937. -- Anne Helen Petersen, 2013. Secondary sources consulted: Inside the Hollywood Fan Magazine by Anthony Slide and MovieMags.com.
Date Added:
September 21, 2023
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Co. Co. Good Stores to Know! • On page 50, we told you about clever Lettie Lee, who has been so successful in designing for Hollywood that now her creations may be obtained throughout the United States. Lettie Lee Fashions are on sale in these cities, and in these leading stores — one of which must be near you: Atlanta, Ga., Leon Frohsin Abilene, Tex., Ernest Grissom, Inc. Asheville, N. C, Jean West Ladies' Shop Austin, Tex., Marie Antoinette Shop Amarillo, Texas, Marison Co. Baltimore, Md., Jeanette Beck Birmingham, Ala., Burger Phillips Co. Billings, Mont., Doyle's Baton Rouge, La., Ellzey Shop Beaumont, Texas, The Fashion Boston, Mass., Jordan Marsh Co. Cleveland, Ohio, The Halle Bros. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jenny, Inc. Chicago, 111., Mandel Bros. Chattanooga, Tenn., Pickett's, Inc. Charleston, W. Va., The Vogue Denver, Colo., Denver Dry Goods Daytona Beach, Fla. , Irwin's Dallas, Tex., Titche Goettinger Des Moines, la.. Wolf's, Inc. Detroit, Mich., Turtle & Clark Enid. Okla.. Klein's, Inc. El Paso, Tex., Popular Dry Goods Co. Fort Worth, Tex., The Fair Fort Wayne, Ind., Woif & Dessauer Grand Rapids, Mich., Horpolsheimer's Galveston, Tex., McBride's Dept. Store Greenville, Miss., Nelm's and Blum Co. Gladewater, Tex., Rose Shop Great Falls, Mont., Stiles_ Style Shop Houston, Tex., The Fashion Hot Springs, Ark., Eleanor Harris Hutchinson, Kan., Pegues Wright Dry Goods Co. Huntington. W. Va., The Style Shop Jackson, Miss.. R. E. Kennington Co. Joplin, Mo., Ramsay' Jackson, Mich., Bess Winchester Gowns Jacksonville, Fla., Sligh's Inc. Kansas City, Mo., Herzfeld's Lansing, Mich., The Style Shop Lincoln, Neb., Hovland Swanson Co. Longview, Tex., Maison Marie Louisville, Ky., Besten & Langen Lubbock, Tex., Craig Gholson Co. Madison, Wis., Simpson's Memphis, Tenn., Levy's Ladies Toggery Miami, Okla., Rose Bud Shop Milwaukee, Wis., Florence Danforth Mishawaka, Ind., Milady Shop Monroe, La., Bella Scherck Davidson Muskogee, Okla., Calhoun Dry Goods Co. Montgomery, Ala., A. Nachman, Inc. Nashville, Tenn., Cain Sloan Co. Newport News, Va., Nachman's Dept. Store, Inc. New York City, Russek's Norfolk, Va., Worth, Inc. Oak Park, III., Bramson's Oklahoma City, Okla., D. F. Payton Co. Omaha. Neb., McGuires Orlando, Fla., Louis Ladies Redy-to-Wear Pampa, Tex., Mnrfees Peoria, 111., Block & Kuhl Co. Phoenix, Ariz., Goldwater's Pittsburgh, Pa., Kaufmanns Port Arthur, Tex., Bluestein's Raleigh, N. C, Taylor Furnishing Co. Roanoke, Va., Samuel Spigel Roswell, N. M., The Bray Moore Shop Sacramento. Calif., Bon Marche Salt Lake City, Utah, Makoff Classic Shop San Angelo. Tex., Cos Rushing Greer Co. San Antonio, Tex., Frost Bros. San Diego, Calif.. Ballard & Brockett Seattle. Wash., Frederick & Nelson Shawnee. Okla., Mammoth Dept. Store The Fashion Bressmer's Alexanders Neflf Petterson Sonnenfeld's St. Joseph. Mo., Hirsch Bros. D. G. Co. Tampa, Fla., Ernest Maas, Inc. Toledo. Ohio, Stein's Topeka, Kans., Harry Endlich Tucson. Ariz., Levy's Tulsa, Okla., _Seidenbach's Tyler, Tex., Mayer & Schmidt Waco. Tex., Cawthons Washington, D. C. , Philipsborn & Co., Inc. West Palm Beach. Fla.. Stone & Thomas Wichita, Kans., Garfield Leichter Clothing Co. Youngstown, Ohio, Strouss Hirshberg Shreveport, La., Springfield, III., Spokane. Wash., Springfield, Mo., St. Louis, Mo., Dance and play — you're truly safe — with certain-safe Modess! No striking through — as often happens with ordinary reversible napkins. No soggy edges! For Modess has a specially treated material on the sides and back. Wear blue line (the moisture-proof side) away from, body and protection is complete! End "accident panic" -ask for Certain-Safe Modess! Try N-O-V-0 — the new safe douche powder. Cleanses! Deodorizes! {Not a contraceptive.") At your druggist or department store Movie Classic for March, 1936 59