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Contents — Continued
Intimate Snapshots
Drawing
Starring the Director
A Close-Up of George Fitzmaurice.
The Pure Bad Woman
Good Intentions vs. the Box Office.
The Morals of the Movies
All About That "Gay Studio Life."
Open Air Movies
Another Family Circle Talk.
Playtime Clothes
PHOTOPLAY'S Fashion Editor's Second Article.
Norman Anthony Delight Evans Frank M. Dazey
Margaret E. Sangster Norma Talmadge
West Is East
Meet Terry Ramsaye, and a Couple of Others.
Delight Evans
Close-Ups
Editorial Comment
Speaking Movies of the Bowerv Theodore Marcone
How the East Side Knows What It's All About.
Human Stuff Gene Sheridan
A Thrilling Romance of the East and West.
Movies Is Movies Ellis Parker Butler
The Author of "Pigs Is Pigs" Hopes He'll Recognize His Novel.
"Here's How!"— Says Bud
How Mutt and Jeff Perform in the Pictures.
Rotogravure
Bud Fisher
Olive Thomas, Mary Garden, Dorothy Dalton, Anita Stewart and Marie Prevost.
Syd Says:
Charlie Chaplin's Brother Also Soars a Bit.
The Grand Young Man of the Screen Sydney Valentine
Both Stars and Directors Can Take Pointers From George Fawcett.
Not in the Scenario Norman Anthony
Drawing.
Why Bob Your Hair? Arabella Boone
"Don't Do It!" Pleads Corinne Griffith From Experience.
Why Do They Dolt?
This Is Your Own Page — Chime In.
The Shadow Stage
Reviews of New Pictures.
Bums Mantle May Stanley Emma-Lindsay Squier
What Does Your Handwriting Reveal?
Maybe You're a Griffith or a Marguerite Clarke?
He Likes 'Em Wild
Al Santell Knows His Lions' Moods.
We Take Off Our Hats To—
A Quartette Who Shoved Themselves Right On Up
An Unfinished Story Betty Shannon
Death Takes Clarine Seymour From the Screen.
The Twelve Best Motion Pictures
The Latest Winners and a New Photoplay Contest.
Questions and Answers The Answer Man
The Squirrel Cage A. Gnut
Nothing Serious.
Plays and Players Cal York
What's Doing Behind the Silversheet.
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{ Addresses oj the Leading Moti. n Picture Producers appear on page i6)
The Hope That Springs
THE story of a sc ciety woman who found herself in motion pictures.
Molly Bolton, brought up in extravagant luxury, was left a widow with nothing but $500 a year, an extensive wardrobe, expensive habits, and a beautiful profile.
She did not know how to do one single useful thing.
How she solved her problem will be told in the August number ot Photoplay Magazine by
Corinne Lowe