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The Screen in Review ...... Norbert Lusk
A critical survey of the latest films.
A Confidential Guide to Current Releases . . ....
A table of tips on all important pictures now showing.
A Girl to Be Envied . . . . . . Madeline Glass
But, says Ann Rork, there arc also drawbacks to being the daughter of a producer.
Film Struck
The last installment of this diverting novel of the movies.
. Roland Ashford Phillips
Was She Only a Flash in the Pan? . . . Myrtle Gebhart
Is Dolores Costello slipping from the height she so suddenly reached.
Edwin and Elza Schallert
Hollywood High Lights . . . .
Lively paragraphs of news from the movie town. •
Smilin' Through with Monty Banks . . . Katherine Lipke .
A long-cherished dream of the comedian is at last being realized.
. Margaret Reid , Dorothy Wooldridge
All for a Laugh
Glorifying the men who write the funny subtitles.
What's In an Eyebrow?
More than you'd think — just watch the players and see.
When Japan Goes to the Movies .... Mona Gardner
A colorful account written by a girl traveling in the Orient.
It Pays to Be a Cat
Provided, that is, your mistress is a movie actress.
Secrets of a Movie Star's Married Life
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Myrtle Gebhart .
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I Photos of some of the Hollywood infants with their parents.
Information, Please The Picture Oracle
Answers to questions of our readers.
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When Hollywood Gives a Party
"Y"OU have only to pick up Picture Play to read about somebody's party in Hollywood. Often you have wished that you might be told, something more about it than just the list of guests. For one thing, you have wanted to know what they had to eat. And 3'ou have probably wanted to know what rival hostesses do to compete with each other.
Now it can be told — and for the first time. In the October Picture Play you will read all about what's what when the stars entertain, and particularly all about their food. Elza Schallert, who is not only a delightful writer but a practical housekeeper, has written an amusing and informative article dealing mainly with food. It is quite unlike any story Picture Play has ever published, and you will learn a great deal from it.
Cullen Landis, about whom many fans have inquired, has given to Margaret Reid his first interview in years. It presents the young actor in a most sympathetic light, grateful for the interest shown in him and eager to com.e back. Also, in the next issue, the wedding of Rod La Rocque and Vilma Banky is minutely described by a guest, and Jackie Coogan is observed at school behaving not quite as you would expect. Jetta Goudal is placed under the microscope by Malcolm H. Oettinger, that you may see the exotic star as she really is, and — but space forbids complete mention of all the information and entertainment you will find in the next number. Don't miss it !
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