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The World's Leading Motion Picture Publication
Photoplay Magazine
FREDERICK JAMES SMITH MANAGING EDITOR
JAMES R. QUIRK, Editor
ADELA ROGERS ST. JOHNS
WESTERN EDITOR
Vol. XXII
Contents
September, 1922
No.
Alice Terry
Cover Design
From a Pastel Portrait by Rolf Armstrong
Rotogravure :
Claire Windsor, Bebe Daniels, Helen Ferguson, Colleen Moore, Rodolph Valentino, Anita Stewart, and Lucille Carlisle
The Source
Gloria Returns from France (Photographs) And Displays a Dazzling Array of Paris Fashions
Editorial
19 20
Delight Evans 23
Some Villains I Have Known
They're Far More Deceptive Than They Seem
The Perfect Understanding Frederick James Smith 24
Miss Prevost Retains Her Original Cause for Fame
At Home After January First, 1923 26
Rodolph Is Spending a Lonely Life in the Home Planned by the Absent Mrs. Valentino
Hattie of Hollywood (Fiction) Samuel Merwin 28
The Third Installment of the Best Story of the Movies Ever Written Illustrated by Frank Godwin
How Will They Screen? 34
Will the Leaders in New Faces Contest Stand the Studio Tests?
Winners of Photoplay's First Contest (Photographs) 36
Lucille Carlisle, Mildred Moore, and Lois Lee Started Their Career to Film Fame Six Years Ago
An Old Fashioned Girl Joan Jordan 37
Virginia Valli Is the Type Novelists Used to Dream About (Contents continued on next page)
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Photoplays Reviewed
in the Shadow Stage
This Issue
Save this magazine — refer to the criticisms before you pick out your evening's entertainment. Make this your reference list.
Page 56
While Satan Sleeps Paramount
Divorce Coupons Vitagraph
The Dictator Paramount
Page 57
The Storm UniversalJewel
If You Believe It, It's So. . .Paramount
Smudge . . . . : First National
Page 58
In the Name of the Law. . . .R-C Pictures
The Glory of Clementina . ..R-C Pictures
My Wild Irish Rose Vitagraph
Lights of the Desert Fox
The Dust Flower Goldwyn
Page S9
Human Hearts Universal
The Devil's Pawn Paramount
For Big Stakes Fox
The Ladder Jinx Vitagraph
The Fast Mail Fox
Page 108
Her Night of Nights Universal
Always the Woman Goldwyn
Mile a Minute Mary Educational
Trimmed Universal
God's Country and the Law. . . .Arrow The Great Alone — Isadore Bernstein
(Amer. Releasing Corp.)
The Understudy R-C Pictures
The Perils of the Yukon Universal
Page iog
The Man Unconquerable. . . Paramount
Colleen of the Pines R-C Pictures
A Self-Made Man Fox
My Dad R-C Pictures
Copyright, 1922, by the PHOTOPLAY PUBLISHING Company, Chicago.