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Vol! XI §>CI,B 149651 monthly
No. 4
PICTURE PLAY MAGAZINE
CONTENTS FOR
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DECEMBER, 1919
Cover painted l»y Haskell Coffin
Favorite Picture Players .......
Artistic photographs of screen stars.
"East Side, West Side, AH Around the
Town" Agnes Smith
A sight-seeing tour through some of the strange movie theaters in New York. Sketches by Oscar Frederick Howard.
19
The Glory of "Every woman"
. Gordon Gassoway
31
A glimpse at the gorgeousness of one of the big forthcoming productions, and a chat with Violet Hermng, who plays the title role.
Fade-Outs Harry J. Smalley
Gentle jibes at the lads and follies of the screen, with sketches by H. L. Drucklieb.
The Sky's the Limit .
Concerning filmland's latest fad of Hying.
Barbara Little
Bound and Gagged . . . C. L. Edson . . 37
The beginning of a swiftly moving two-part romance, based on Pathe's new serial.
Rearranging Memory's Wood Box . Louise Williams . . 10
A chat with Betty Blythe on the eve of her departure for California.
He Once Bossed Dave and Mack . J. B. Waye . . 14
Wallace McCutcheon was the boss, and Griffith and Sennett worked under him.
The Fighting Colleen .... Mary Denham Monroe 45
A tale of strange things that happened in Cobblestone Alley.
The Little Gem and Jim
. Jim's Wile
19
How the movies played an important part in a domestic drama. Illustrated by Victor Perard.
The Observer . . .52
Editorial comment on timely topics concerning the screen.
Eight Rooms and a Bath . . . JaneMcNaughton Baxter 54
Though apartment building is at a standstill in most places, it's booming in the motion-picture studios.
Continued on the Second Pa«e Following
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