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CONTENTS— Continued
'Way Down Yonder in the Cornfield 70
With Lillian Gish and a couple of scarecrows.
Roast Beef — Well Done . Grace Kingsley 71
And cooked by Lois Weber, feminine movie director, to meet an emergency.
Success! — Verse . . . . ..... 75
Hitting the Snow Trail . . ..... 76
To watch an arctic "set" for Bill Hart.
Hints for Scenario Writers . William Lord Wright 77
Helpful instruction and advice for the amateur author.
Norma Talmadge— Traffic Cop . 84
And tbe Bayside, New York, police signal station where she arrests speeders.
What's In An Earring? . Selma Howe ... 85
"Everything," says Alice Brady, showing us her collection.
Snapped Without Warning . 89
A collection of "offhand" pictures of the players.
Where is She? — Verse . . . Harry J. Smalley . . 95 Wolves of Kultur .... Hugo Vardman Battle . . 96
The story of an American girl, who, in avenging her uncle's murder, ran down
her country's secret foes.
Perhaps You Don't Know 106
What a screen rehearsal is like — -so Evelyn Greeley obligingly illustrates.
Cloudy But Fine .... Fannie Kilbourne .107
In which the writer takes a trip out on location with Mae Marsh on a sunless but otherwise remarkably bright day.
"Under the Greenwood Tree" with Elsie Ferguson 112
When she went with the "raggle-taggle Gypsies-O."
Fade-Outs Harry J. Smalley . .114
Gentle jabs at the foibles and follies of the screen.
Lillian of the Many Homes . Caroline Bell . .118
The "honest-to-goodness" story of how Lillian Walker "broke into" the movies.
The Screen in Review . . . Peter Milne .122
Comment and criticism on recent releases.
Gloria of the Flaming Tresses Everett Leighton . .131
And the part Gloria Hope is playing in gladdening the film world.
Screen Gossip . . . Neil G. Caward t .134
News about your favorites.
From Tragedy to Comedy . 141
The British war tank, Britannia, falls for the movies.
The Picture Oracle . 142
Answers to questions from our readers.
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