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This Month in Modern Screen
These famous authors give you their very best
Faith Baldwin, basing her
article on the picture, "Skyscraper Souls," which was taken from her novel "Skyscraper," gives her fascinating views on a difficult problem which confronts almost every girl of today. "Girls Are In a 'Tough Spot' " she cutely calls it. It's full of wisdom, common sense and charm Page 47
Lowell Thomas, whom
you've met before in Modern Screen, and who gave you that fascinating story "Into Nature's Battlefields" in our last issue, now offers another thrilling tale of the jungles. This time it's the Martin Johnsons and the terrific dangers they encounter in their search for jungle camera material. Page 38
Albert Payson Terhune,
whose name stands for greatness in the literary world, has an article full of interest to the movie fan — to you. It's called "Wake Up, Hollywood!" Coming at this time, when Hollywood is all of a dither trying to devise pictures which will make money, Mr. Terhune' s ideas are a revelationPage 36
And also — among others— Adele Whitely Fletcher, Walter Ramsey, Alice Williamson, Jack Jamison, and, of course, Modern Screen's own beauty oracle, Mary Biddle.
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What's Behind the Chevalier Divorce? Walter Ramsey
The inside story of the debonair Frenchman' s break with his wife
It Might Have Been You Dorothy Wooldridge
The tragic story of the lost girls of Hollywood — those who try and fail
Are You Going to Give Fatty A Break? Edward J. Doherty
Amazing evidence that Arbuckle never was guilty — it should convince you
What I Know About Ann Dvorak Walter Ramsey
Ann through her mother's eyes — very sane, intelligent eyes
Wake Up, Hollywood! Albert Payson Terhune
The world-famous author has delightful things to say about dog pictures
Two Against the Jungle Lowell Thomas
Dangers the Martins Johnsons brave to secure their animal pictures
The Strange Case of Eric Linden Charles Grayson
This amazing, brilliant boy talks about his secret dreams
Girls Are In a "Tough Spot" Faith Baldwin
Words of wisdom for the modern girl — from a brilliant pen
The Lure of Hollywood (illustrated by Jack Welch) Alice Williamson
What happened to the girl who went to Hollywood for a lark
The Chap Who Supports Me Jack Jamison
Hardie Albright's dog — with the help of Jack Jamison — tells on Hardie
Hollywood's Weight Secrets Adele Whitely Fletcher
More priceless diet data that you can't afford to pass by
Strange Slants on Hollywood
Edward Everett Horton's Remarkable Memory Edith Kendall
Horton owes a lot to his Scotch grandmother
Was It a Ghost Elissa Landi Saw? y Jack Grant
What do you make of this curious supernatural experience?
Revealing the Sari Maritza Hoax Laura Louise Lowry
Sari's amazing method of getting into the movies
Fate's Special Interest in Charles Starrett J. Eugene Chrisman
Was it a premonition — or just coincidence?
Your Fall Wardrobe Margery Wells
The new clothes, with a grand new feature — patterns!
How He Does It 1 Gertrude Hill
The secrets of Jean Hersholt's amazing characterizations
Watching Out for the Babies Franc Dillon
What happens when a baby gets a movie job
He Starred in His Own Life Story Jack Jamison
Stuart Erwin and "Merton of the Movies" — how similar their lives are!
Mary Biddle
Jack Welch 3f
DEPARTMENTS
Beauty Advice
Fall beauty hints — and also how to change your personality
The Modern Hostess
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., tells about his favorite desserts
The Hollywood Times
The very latest movie neirs in newspaper form
What Every Fan Should Know
The spiciest news and chit-chat from the film city
All Joking Aside
Our monthly amazing facts about the stars
A Tour of Today's Talkies
Modern Screen's up-to-the-minute detailed reviews— hot from the coast previews
Let's Talk About Hollywood
More of that movie gossip and chatter
Between You and Me
Where the readers become authors
Modern Screen Directory of Players
Information about the stars; new pictures, studio affiliations, marriage status and where to write them
Modern Screen Directory of Pictures
All the latest movies in brief review
And also: "Strange Interlude" Opens; Portraits, 19; The Roving Camera, 34; Galle of Honor, 51 ; At the Whippet Races, 61 ; From Ben Lyon's Own Camera, 72
Ernest V K. Rowell Batten, Associate Editor
Heyn, Editor
Walter Ramsey, Western Representath*
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