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ERNEST V. HEYN
EXECUTIVE EDITOR
HEYWORTH CAMPBELL
ART EDITOR
RUTH WATERBURY
EDITOR
FRED R. SAMMIS
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS ISSUE
NEWS
VIEWS AND
REVIEWS
On the Cover — Alice Faye, Natural Color Photograph by Paul Hesse
Jubilee ! Drawings by Vincentini 11
How motion pictures have changed in fifty years ! How to Be Friends with Your Ex-Husbands Joan Crawford 12
Frank advice — and franker revelations — from a dynamic star
Miracle Men at Work Adele Whitely Fletcher 14
— to make you lovelier by enhancing your "crowning glory"
' A Cause — and Effect Lillian Day 16
Little Jane Lyons is back again with her nerve-shattering diary !
Night Life of the Hollywood Gods Elsa Maxwell 18
The greatest show on earth, exposed by the champion party-giver Young in Heart Sara Hamilton 20
That's rollicking Roland of the roguish wit The Wizardry of Oz Dixie Willson 21
A beloved childhood classic is dreamed into life on celluloid Fantasy in Fashion Gwenn Walters 23
The Land of Oz influences milady's fall wardrobe Mrs. Tyrone Power — Sally Reid 24
What's Annabella got that we haven't got? (Besides Ty himself !) Portrait of a Man Who Goes Places Joseph Henry Steele 38
Hollywood' s most delightfully unexpected star — Errol Flynn Photoplay Fashions Gwenn Walters 41
Midsummer modes as modeled by Sonja Henie and other favorites Hoping You Are the Same 60
An intrmate peek at the very private correspondence of Priscilla Lane Dollars to Donat Caroline Lejeune 61
Robert's success formula is all his own — but oh, how it works !
Lackadaisical Lothario Wilbur Morse, Jr. 62
Continuing the life and good times of James Stewart
The Camera Speaks: —
She Comes to the Aid of Your Party 26
Who? Elsa Maxwell ! Why? To convince film colony skeptics !
Welcome Back, Beau Geste ! 30
The strong, silent hero comes to life with the voice of Gary Cooper
From "Vamp" to Oomph 32
Pictorial parade of the changing fashions in screen sirens
Damsels in Demand 36
Five pretty misses who hit the mark
Boos and Bouquets 4
Brief Reviews of Current Pictures 6
Close Ups and Long Shots Ruth Waterbury 9
Cal York's Gossip of Hollywood 51
The Shadow Stage 54
We Cover the Studios . Jack Wade 56
PHOTOPLAY'S Own Beauty Shop Carolyn Van Wyck 59
Crystal Gazing into Fall's Fashion Futures Frances Hughes 65
How Well Do You Know Your Hollywood? 66
Movies in Your Home Jack Sher 70
VOL LIU., No. 8, AUGUST, 1939
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