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MODERN SCREEN
FEATURES
Hollywood's Crudest Story Jack Jamison 28
An amazing revelation of the enemies success has brought to Marie Dressier
Is Your Personality Awake? Adele Whitely Fletcher 30
Learn to develop yourself to the full— with Hollywood as a guide
James Dunn Speaks His Mind About Love Nina Wilcox Putnam 32
A charmingly frank admission — with a surprise
What the Author Thinks of "Grand Hotel" Vicki Baum 36
Who gave the best performance in "Grand Hotel"? Do you agree with Miss Baum?
The True Story of Ricardo Cortez Walter Ramsey 38
His life has been anything but easy
What Is This Thing Called Life? Gladys Hall 41
Loneliness has taught Estelle Taylor many things
Little Brat (Fiction) (Illustrated by Carl Mueller) Hagar Wilde 42
You'll adore little Johnny — the child actor who had no mother
They All Stop Off At Albuquerque J H. Holmes 45
A new slant on the Hollywood personalities
If You Met Gary Cooper Faith Baldwin 46
A brilliant picture of the he-man star
The Low-Down on Richard Jack Jamison 59
Young Cromwell decides to give an absolutely truthful interview
Connie Through Joan's Eyes ... HaleHorton 60
Intimate facts about Connie Bennett— from her intimate friend, Joan Crawford
The Man Who Can Weep Evelyn Gerstein 64
An Edward G. Robinson you didn't know about
Sally Eilers' Wardrobe Virginia T. Lane 66
Spring and summer fashion hints— from Sally's own clothes
"False Friends"— But True! Charles Grayson 70
One'of Hollywood's most unusual and interesting clubs
What of the Second Generation? Helen Louise Walker 74
How the movie parents feel about their children following m their footsteps
Oh To Have Been There— (illustrated by Jack Welch) Harriet Parsons 76
An amusing novelty feature
A New Tallulah— From Her Letters Charles Grayson 80
Fascinating missives which depict the real Tallulah Bankhead
DEPARTMENTS
Modern Screen Directory: Players »
Pictures 8
All you want to know about current pictures and the people who play in them
Beauty Advice Mary Biddle 10
Advice for the 'teens, twenties, thirties, and middle age
Modern Hostess
How to cook for two
Hollywood Times
Modern Screen's last minute news page
What Every Fan Should Know
News and notes of the Hollywood Whirl
All Joking Aside
More of those amazing facts about the players
Modern Screen Reviews
The current pictures told about in detail
Between You and Me
Where the readers become writers
\„a aicn Tarzan and his Wife, 34; Modern Screen's Intimate Album, 51; In New Ana aiso. M; Gallery of Honor, 77; Scoops of the Month, 82
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Ernest V. Heyn, Editor K. Rowell Batten, Associate Editor Walter Ramsey, Western Representative
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N. J. Executive and editorial offices, 100 (i u f"Cenu' =' $1 2fJ 10c a copy. Canadian subscription, SI. 70 a year. Foreign subscriptions, S2.20 a year.
1932. Printed in the U. S. A. Price in the United states, ^ Office at Dunellen, New Jersey, under act of March 3, 1879. The publisher accepts no responsiEntered as second class matter September 18, 1930, at tne rosi unsolicited material.
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