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Volume XXXVI, No. 4
November, 1928
Features in This Issue
Cover Portrait, Madge Bellamy (portrait created by Russell Ball) Marlancl Stone
Who is Rosalie Grey? Gladys Hall 28
The greatest of stars perpetrates the greatest hoax that ever hoodwinked Hollywood
It Pays to Be Homely. Dorothy Manners 31
In matrimony , fortune favors the freckled
You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet Herbert Cruikshank 33
This year I'm tellin' the boys where they gel off an' I get on — says Al Jdlson
I Slept in Valentino's Haunted House Ruth Biery 34
Were the spectres and shadows real? Was another presence there?
Aunt Arabia Dorothy Calhoun 40
Her movie portraits are poor likenesses as told by Jamiel Hassom, of Damascus
Clap Hands, Here Comes Conrad Cedric Belfrage 42
The benevolence of Mr. Nagel, actor and gent, puts Pollyanna to shame
The Love-Life of Clara Bow Ruth Biery 44
The ittiesl girl on the screen tells every detail but one
Gigs in Clover Marcella S. Gardner 49
Hollywood is the happy hunting ground of professional boy-friends
Boys and Girls Together Gladys Hall 50
After lunch with Jimmy, everyone would walker mile for a mayor
The Northernmost Movie Cedric Belfrage 52
Where meat buys a set and films run themselves ragged
Passing the Bookplates Dorothy Spensley 55
The crests and cravings of Richard Dix and other literati
The Thrall of Fame Dunham Thorp 59
The hunger driving Doris Kenyon to work is that of the soul
Your Neighbor Says— Walter Ramsey 64
Jack Dionne, of Houston, Texas, gives his impressions of Hollywood men and women
The Pleasures of Poverty Row Mignon Rittenhouse 68
The extra's life is lowly but lively
Nancy Comes Out of the Kitchen Dorothy Manners 72
Miss Drexel finds the world as it finds her — awfully nice .
Lya the Lion-Hearted Herbert Cruikshank 76
Bad advice and bad breaks fail to cause Miss De Pulli to falter
Colin J. Cruickshank, Art Director Dorothy Donnell Calhoun, Western Editor
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