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Contents — Continued
What's the Matter with the Pictures?
Prize-winning Letters that Show the Public Has Laid Its Finger on the Real Ailments of the Screen.
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Sounds for the Silent Drama (Photographs)
How the Noises Are Produced That Add Realism to the Screen Play.
Just Before the Contest Closes
The Quest for New Faces for the Screen Narrows Down to One Hundred Leading Candidates.
A Hollywood Girl Herbert Howe
Colleen Moore Proves to Be as Naive as She is Winsome.
Why They Get Fabulous Salaries Herbert Howe
It's the Public that Decides What a Film Actor's Pay Shall Be.
Just a Good Business Man Adela Rogers St. Johns
Ruth Roland Knows What To Do With Her Income.
The Romantic History of the Motion Picture
Terry Ramsaye
Tragedy, Success, the Kaleidoscope of Human Life — All Are Presented in This Absorbing Chapter.
Corinne Griffith's New Clothes, Designed by Le Bon Ton
Carolyn Van Wyck
The Film Year in Review Frederick James Smith
A Comprehensive Critique of Screen Offerings the Past Twelve Months.
An All Star Cast (Photograph)
In Which the Roles Are Enacted by Marshall Neilan and Blanche Sweet.
The Shadow Stage
The Department of Practical Criticism.
Plays and Players
Intimate Close-ups of the Studios.
The Passing of The American Beauty (Photograph) Lillian Russell's Career Ends.
The Fan-Letter Bride (Fiction) Adela Rogers St. Johns The Star Married a Girl He Had Never Seen to Patch a Broken Heart.
Illustrated by Ray Van Buren
When in Rome Do as the Caesars Did Herbert Howe You Have To, if You're a Director on Location in the Eternal City.
The Pure, White Drama
After the Reformers Are Through with the Films.
One Clear Call (Fictionized by Jerome Shorey)
Frances Nimmo Greene That Call Meant Happiness to Two People After Struggle and Tense Emotions.
What Was the Best Picture of 1921?
You Are Invited To Help In Making the Award of Photoplay Magazine's Medal of Honor.
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Why Do They Do It?
• "Breaks" Our Readers Have Caught on the Screen.
Questions and Answers The Answer Man 89
Friendly Advice Carolyn Van Wyck 106
This Noted Social Authority Helps Solve Your Personal Problems.
Studio Directory 114
A Motion Picture Dictionary 122
Addresses of the leading motion picture studios will be found on page 114
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