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A BREWSTER PUBLICATION
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Subscription $2.50 per year, in advance, including postage, in the United States, Cuba, Mexico and Philippine Islands. In Canada and Foreign Countries $3.50 per year. Single copies 25 cents postage prepaid. United States Government stamps accepted. Subscribers must notify us at once of any change in address, giving both old and new address.
Published Monthly by Brewster Publications, Inc., at Jamaica, N. Y.
Entered at the Post Office at Jamaica, N. Y., as second-class matter, under the act of March 3rd, 1879.
PRINTED IN U. s. A.
Eugene V. Brewster, President and Editor-in-Chief ; Guy L. Harrington, Vice-President and Business Manager; L. G. Conlon, Treasurer; E. M. Heinemann, Secretary,
EXECUTIVE and EDITORIAL OFFICES, 175 DUFFIELD ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Copyright, 1922, by Brewster Publications, Inc., in the United States and Great Britain.
SUSAN ELIZABETH BRADY, Editor ADELE WHITELY FLETCHER, Managing Editor
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The Celluloid Critic Laurence Reid 44
Alice Terry. A new portrait 47
From East and West. The Contest beauties come 48
The Pride of the Century 49
Iris In. Pertinent and impertinent.... D. D. C. 50
Classic Considers — the great and the near great 51
If I Were Queen. A short story Donald Calhoun 52
Lady Jocelyn Leigh 57
Flashes from the Eastern Stars 58
Dashed Hopes 59
The Hollywood Boulevardier Chats Harry Carr 60
Colleen At Home 64
Andree Peyre 66
The Answer Man 70
Viola Dana Wins Classic’s Cover For February 92
Keeping Out of the Movies By Gene 95
Harry Carr Western Representative
A. M. Hopfmuller Art Director
Duncan A. Dobie Director of Advertising
This magazine, published monthly, comes out on the 15th. Its elder sister, the Motion Picture Magazine, comes out on the 1st of every month. Shadowland appears on the 23rd of the month. Beauty is on the stands on the 8th.
Vol. X
DECEMBER, 1922
No. 4
COVER PORTRAIT— WALLACE REID
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Painted by Harry Roseland from a photograph by Sykes
The Blind Alley of the Movies. An editorial 11
Classic’s Gallery of Photoplayers: Carol Dempster,
Bebe Daniels, Pierre Gendron, Ramon Novarro,
Julia Faye, Patsy Ruth Miller 12
Pre-Griffith Days. With Dick Barthelmess Faith Service 18
Hollywood Homes. Victor Schertzinger 20
Before Kings Fell Theodore Kosloff 22
The Photographer Takes the Stage. Classic’s monthly
department of the theater 24
How Women Love. A short story Dorothy Donnell 27
Slumbering Fires. Presenting Norma Talmadge Harry Carr 22
Famous Toscas Jerome Hart 34
Mary, Mother of Men 37
The Forsaken Field, of Hugo Ballin 38
“From Harmony, From Heavenly Harmony”. . . Harry Carr 40
“Over the Wintry Threshold” 42
The Darkest Hour. Of Lillian Gish and Theodore
Roberts 43
Little
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"... Wallace Beery, who is playing the role of King Richard in ‘Robin Hood / received a huge box from the costumer and found in it his new regalia — a gorgeous affair of crimson velvet studded with jewels. W ally gleefully tried it on, but could not make it fit . . . In despair he ’ phoned the wardrobe department , to be informed that it was the trappings for King Richard’s horse — not for the king ..."
— from “Costuming the Silent Drama” by Maude Cheatham
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. . . When you behold Ferdinand Earle’s screen version of old Omar Khayyam’s 'Rubaiyat,’ you will realize that there is something new under the sun. . . . Mr. Earle has perfected a device that makes it possible for a director to shoot any scene he requires — no matter how complicated it may be, or when or where it is laid — without leaving his studio ..."
— from “Eastern Magic” by Willard Huntington Wright
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“ . . . 'This Italian business is all hokum. I’m a Broadway-and-F ortysecond-Street American. It’s true that some of my ancestors were Italian — but then some of them were Irish!
... I was born on April Fool’s Day, and my horoscope says that I’ll do unexpected and dramatic things. And some day when my directors, who think they’ve got me satisfied with these horrid vamp parts, start looking for me, well . . . ’ ”
— from “Will Nita Naldi ‘April Fool’ the Directors ?”
by Regina Cannon
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The Picture Book De Luxe of the Movie World
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