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ICIB459474
MONTHLY
No. 4
PICTUREPLAY MAGAZINE
CONTENTS FOR
JUNE, 1920
. Gordon Gassaway
What a Picture Earns .... Alfred A. Cohn
Facts and figures that are surprising — and impressive.
Favorite Picture Players ... ...
Portraits of screen favorites in rotogravure.
Shore Acres C. L. Edson .
The famous old stage play — now showing on the screen— told in story form.
The House That Mary Built . . . Martin J. Bent
Which concerns the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks.
Get Busy and Dig!
That's the advice of Monte Blue.
In a Persian Garden .... Gene Copeland . 34
Ferdinand Pinney Earle has devised a new way of taking motion pictures.
Shooting "Snow Stuff" .... Charles Gatchell . 36
A chat with Edward Earle about picture making up in the timber country.
So This Is Modesty! .... Caroline Bell . . 38
It is also Margaret Loomis.
The Observer 39
Editorial comment on timely topics concerning the screen.
"I Told You So, Vivian!" . . . Barbara Little . 41
What Miss Martin was told was that she"d soon be back in pictures — and so she is.
Knee-deep in June . . 42
Glimpses of some of our favorite screen stars in the "rarest-month"' settings.
The Extra Specialist .... Frank H. Williams . 46
Even the players of small parts specialize nowadays.
An Accomplished Villain . . . George Arthur Gray 47
Stuart Holmes is a two-career man.
Is She Lillian Russell's Successor ? . . Herbert Howe . 48
Katherine MacDonald's admirers claim the title for her.
Fade-Outs
Gentle gibes at the fads and foibles of the screen.
"Married? Sure, But I Wish I Weren't" Emma-Lindsay Squier 52
So says Joe Martin, Universal's famous orang-utan.
Hints for Scenario Writers
Information and advice for the amateur writer.
Harry J. Smalley
William Lord Wright 53 Caroline Bell . , 55
Continued on the Second Page Following
The Very Unexpected . . . .
It happens to Corinne Griffith in her latest picture.
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