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CONTENTS FOR MAY, 1917— Continued
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"At the Picture Show" Karl Wilson Baker 66
A masterpiece in free verse.
"Who's Married to Who"?? (Photographs) 67
Domestic revelations behind the screen.
A Brief Memorandum on Allan Dwan Julian Johnson 70
Reviewing the professor-director's career.
She Wearied of the Juleps 73
Though she was Gladys Coburn, of Kentucky.
Ghostly Belva Barks at Bara 74
The cover girl and her spiritual dog.
Order in the Court! (Photograph) 76
Referring to the Gishes, playing tennis.
What Keenan Did at High Noon 77
What he did decided his life occupation.
Fritz and His Hired Man 78
The master, a horse; the servant, William S. Hart.
The Wild Woman of Babylon Grace Kingsley 80
Constance Talmadge, who has her tame moments. Siagg photography.
The Shadow Stage Julian Johnson 83
A department of photoplay review.
Church and Steeple and Some Teacher (Photograph ) 91
Anita King demonstrates a game to Billy Jacobs.
From Klondike to Sahara in California (Photographs) 92
Why they can find any country in one State.
Close-Ups (Editorial) 99
Observation, forecast and timely comment.
The New York Levy's (Illustration) 103
What photographic Angelenos call The Claridge. Drawn hv Grant T. Reynard.
"3-3-3-3!" ' JackLait 104
A fire-house story that's waited years for a narrator.
Illustrated by Grant T. Reynard.
The Scenario Writer and the Director Capt. Leslie T. Peacocke 111
An invaluable chapter for all authors.
"Let Frank Do It!" 115
So the buck is passed to Famous' war-horse, Mr. Losee.
Little Miss Lochinvar Randolph Bartlett 117
Anna Little, who really came out of the West.
A Brunette By Name and Nature 119
Such is Fritzi Brunette.
Plays and Players Cal York 120
The news of the whole motion picture world.
" — And Be Sure to Keep the Lawn Mowed" ( Stagg Photograph) 125
Arbuckle's departing advice to neighbor Bosworth.
An Announcement "Photoplay Magazine on the Screen" 126
The most interesting thing we've ever told you.
The Second Mate of Villainy 128
Such is Macey Harlan, an admirable devil.
A Kitchener Among Cameras H. O. Davis 129
The new lieutenant-general of Universal talks.
The Career of Hero Hamilton 132
About Mahlon, the light of ladies.
Behind the Man Geoffrey Lancaster 133
A vivid short story of a girl and her faith.
Puzzle Contest 142
Continuing the irritating delight of names and places.
Seen and Heard at the Movies 144
Strange and humorous observations by our readers.
Questions and Answers 149
The wellspring of general photoplay information.
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