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ERNEST V. HEYN
EXECUTIVE EDITOR
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HEYWORTH CAMPBELL
ART EDITOR
RUTH WATERBURY
EDITOR
HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS ISSUE
On the Cover-Clark Gable, Natural Color Photograph by George Hurrell
The Coogan Case .• • • • Vincentini 13
A pictorial conception of the famous lawsuit Born for Romance Howard Sharpe 14
Beginning Loretta Young's life story of happiness and heartache Why We Roosevelts Are Movie Fans Eleanor Roosevelt 16
Seeing Hollywood with the First Lady And Then There Were Three Molly Castle 18
Explaining a three-star friendship— that Baxter -Powell-Colman trio A Queen Comes Back Kirtley Baskette 20
A tender story of a valiant woman — Norma Shearer Back to Adventure Bernarr Macfadden 23
PHOTOPLAY'S publisher predicts a new film trend Rounders' Guide to Hollywood Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. 24
A West-Coast handbook for the smart sophisticate How to Have A Star's Fun On Your Income Marjorie Hillis 26
The author of "Orchids on Your Budget" gives some playtime hints
Dear Ol' Mother-In-Law o* Mine . ■ • • ,.; ' ' ' lda Zeitlin 28 Presenting the "other woman" m Bob Young s life
Photoplay Fashions 6*enn Wal,ers 53
Madeleine Carroll leads the brilliant summer fashion parade Portrait with A French Accent Joseph Henry Steele 63
A delightful pen sketch of Charles Boyer Fashions in Passions Ruth Waterbury 64
An ordinary gal talks turkey to some movie queens The Revealing True Story of Myrna Loy D'™ *'»»" 66
Concluding the saga of a beloved redhead How Much Do You Know About Hollywood? 68
A new way to rate your movie "I. Q." Experiences of A Stand-in Vivian Dewing 91
The Camera Speaks: —
For Adults Only 30
The history of the social message film
uru/C Who's Kissing Whom? 34
" *" " " Third in a series of "Guess Who" games
VIEWS AND Stars As Audience 3*
PHOTOPLAY'S Own Museum of Art *0
REVIEWS Shooting Stars 42
Boos and Bouquets
Brief Reviews of Current Pictures
Close Ups and Long Shots
Cal York's Gossip of Hollywood 45
The Shadow Stage , '„, / VL
We Cover the Studios Jack Wade 50
70 Fashion Letter * *
PHOTOPLAY'S Own Beauty Shop Carolyn Van Wyck 72
Complete Casts of Pictures Reviewed in This Issue 92
VOL. LIL, No. 7, JULY, 1938
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