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Contents -Continued
The Happy Ending Dorothy Manners
A youthful ideal of Norma Talmadge ;:nd how it came out.
Fall Frocks and Frills Betty Brown
Sketches and hints from the players' autumn wardrobes.
Among Those Present ...... . . .
Brief personality sketches of some of the most interesting persons in pictures.
Dorothy Manners
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Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford . . Don Ryan
Their courageous and beautiful love story told for the first time.
Hollywood High Lights Edwin and Elza Schallert . 71
News and quips from the film colony.
The Making of "The Wanderer" .... William H. McKegg . 74
How biblical scenes are being recreated for the story of the Prodigal Son.
Dinner with Dorothy Emma-Lindsay Squier 83
A chat with the promising Miss Mackaill.
At Home, Informal .......
Glimpses of the attractive homes of some film favorites.
The Second Generation Again .... Peggy Handley .
Introducing Helene and Dolores Costello, who are just making their screen debut.
Old Friends Talk of Alice Terry .
Some authentic opinions of this misunderstood star.
The Romance of Universal City
How it has grown in ten years.
A Letter from Location .....
Betty Blythe writes of the wonders of Palestine.
The Real Thing
Why you feel that way about Evelyn Brent.
Norma and Romance . . . .
Some flashes of Miss Talmadge in "Graustark."
How They Pick Those Beautiful Locations .
Showing the location scout at work.
Information, Please ......
Answers to questions of our readers.
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Constance Palmer Littleneld 92
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The Picture Oracle . 102
LET'S LOOK OVER THE COMEDIANS
THE coming season will feature comedians and comedies more than ever before. So we're going to make our next issue a comedy number. In it you will find stories about two newcomers, one on Leon Errol, who. in the screen version of "Sally," repeated his successful stage characterization of the nobleman-waiter, and another on \Y. C. Fields, the famous vaudevillian who, after his hit on the musical-comedy stage, has made just as big a sensation on the screen, in D. W. Griffith's "Sally of the Sawdust." Johnny Hines, who will also be represented, is not so new to the screen, but as he has never before been exploited by any of the larger distributing organizations, he no doubt will be new to many fans. But comedians are not the only ones who will be considered.
Ben Lyon tells just how this "career business" strikes him. Myrtle Gebhart has been watching Gloria Swanson since her return from France, and after seeing her on the lot and at parties, she had a heart-to-heart talk with Gloria, in which the famous star told our interviewer just how the new developments in her life have influenced her point of view — her feelings.
Emma-Lindsay Squier will tell you about her observations concerning the movies while on a recent trip through Canada.
There will be numerous other interviews and articles by Don Ryan. Dorothy Manners. Margaret Reid. and our other writers. We believe that it is to be one of the most varied and interesting numbers we have ever made up. And we hope that no reader will miss getting it.