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Vol. XIX
MONTHLY
No. 1
TUl
AY MAGAZINE!
CONTENTS FOR
SEPTEMBER, 1923
What the Fans Think .... . . . . 8
An open forum of discussion about motion pictures.
"The White Sister" . . 15
A camera study of Lillian Gish in her newest characterization.
Filmdom Dresses Up ... . Elza Schallert . .16
■Surveying the budding "Four Hundred" of Hollywood screen society.
Merton Among the Latins . . . Malcolm H. Oettinger 20
A chat with Tony Moreno, with sidelights on Glenn Hunter and Nita Naldi.
The Girl Who Couldn't Simp . . Rhoda Blair . . 23
The story of Kathleen Key's difficult screen path.
Should An Actor Be An Acrobat? . Myrtle Gebhart . 24
Concerning dangerous stunts, doubles, and shattered illusions.
Some Model Young Men in the Movies . . . 27
A trio of new screen arrivals with long-familiar faces.
The Observer ...... . . . 28
Editorial comment on timely topics concerning the screen.
In and Out of the Studios ... . . . 29
Informal glimpses of players on and off duty.
The Filming of Exodus .... Edwin Schallert . 32
An interesting advance impression of Cecil De Mille's great Bible spectacle.
She Knows What We Want . . Norbert Lusk . . 34
The secret of Mae Murray's glittering success.
Favorite Picture Players . . . » . .35
Portraits in rotogravure of well-known players.
A Picture Puzzle . . . . Barbara Little . . 43
Seena Owen is ''something different" in the way of screen stars.
Doug Rubs the Magic Lamp . . . Edwin Schallert . 44
Catching the fantastic magnificence of his new "Arabian Nights" film.
Over the Teacups . . ... . The Bystander . 46
An orgy of screen gossip "with Fanny the Fan.
The Movies Learn Manners . . Don Ryan , . 50
Concerning the unique job of John Holmes Howell, former English butler.
They Get Paid for Playing! . . Myrtle Gebhart . 52
Introducing the actors in the "Our Gang" comedies.
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