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Vol. XXV j\JL 3176 ©CI B7 0634 6 MONTHLY
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■PICTURE PLAY MAGAZINE
CONTENTS FOR
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SEPTEMBER, 1926
What the Fans Think .... • . . 8
An open forum of discussion by our readers.
A Sailor and His Lass ♦ 15
A photographic study of Esther Ralston and Charles Farrell as the pair of lovers in "Old Ironsides."
"Old Ironsides" Goes Into Action . . Edwin Schallert . 16
The filming of the sea battles in this historical picture.
He Rolls His Own . . ■ David A. Balch . 19
How Richard Dix himself devises the gags for his comedies.
Childhood Adventures in Hollywood . Dorothy Manners . 21
An amusing account of how it felt to grow up among the stars.
Yes Men Need Not Apply . . . A. L. Wooldridge . 24
Harold Lloyd's gag men are invited to dispute with him.
The Movie Nurse Sets Her Cap 26
And photographically captures any number of film heroes.
Brave, Blundering and Honest . . Helen Rockwell . 27
This is the role of Reginald Denny, whose name does not fit him.
The Sketchbook ..... Dorothy Manners . 28
Intimate, informal glimpses of Hollywood personalities.
Pet Aversions of the Stars . .'. . A. L. Wooldridge . 32
The little things that annoy your favorites.
Mademoiselle— Not Grisette . . . Myrtle Gebhart , 34
Impressions of Arlette Marchal, typical product of the French home.
Favorite Picture Players ... . • • ♦ ♦ 35
Photos in rotogravure of prominent people before the camera.
A Couple of Vive Las! .... Malcolm H. Oettinger 43
Mademoiselle Renee Adoree takes New York by storm.
Don't Believe All You Hear . . . William H. McKegg 44
Proving that "upstage" stars aren't upstage at all.
Their First Love Affair .... . • . . 46
The kodak discovers budding romances among the children of the colony.
Presenting Mr. Pidgeon . . . . Margaret Reid . 47
One of the newer leading men, who takes neither himself nor his career very seriously.
Behind the Silver Screen . . ■ . Jack Malone . . 48
Keen comment, humorous and otherwise, on little happenings in filmdom.
Over the Teacups The Bystander . 50
Fanny .the Fan moves to Hollywood, and wastes no time in collecting the gossip.
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