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Vol. XV
MONTHLY
■URE PLAY MAGAZINB
CONTENTS FOR
NOVEMBER, 1921
Chats with Screen Authors ... . . . •. 8
Information and advice about scenarios and the market for them.
News Notes from the Studios . . . . . .12
What your favorites are doing.
Capricieuse . ..... . . . . 17
A nevf and unusual camera-study of Mary Pickford.
Flashing Back to Romance . . . Malcolm H. Oettinger 18
A colorful sketch of the making of the next big Griffith production, introducing the most important newcomer to the screen.
The Mary Garden of the Movies . . Herbert Howe . 22
An interesting study of the finest character actress on the screen.
What a Fan Club Really Does . Marjorie Powell Fohn 24
Ingenious schemes for getting the most enjoyment out of motion pictures.
He Must Get the Picture . . . Fritzi Remont . 26
The opportunities and exploits of camera men are here revealed.
Alice— Not Ben Bolt . . Malcohn H. Oettinger 28
Uuaffected Miss Brady tears away the shams that have obscured her real personality.
The Nice Girl CeHa Brynn . . 29
The quiet charm of Lois Wilson which pervades her real — as well as her screen — life.
A Girl's Adventures in Movieland. Part X. Ethel Sands . . 30
She visits an old favorite — Anita Stewart — at her country home and finds the glamour she has always associated with stars.
The Movie Almanac .... Charles Gatchell . 34 Favorite Picture Players ... . . . . 35
Portraits of prominent stars in rotogravure.
Broadway's Famous Castle . . . Emma-Lindsay Squier 43
Making friends again with the insouciant Irene, who has returned to motion pictures.
Von Stroheim and Mrs. Grundy . Gordon Gassaway . 44
Facts and fancies about '"Foolish Wives" in some of its sensational aspects.
One Arabian Night . . . . . . • .47
A glimpse at one of the most important foreign productions.
Romances of Famous Film Folk . . Helen Klumph . 48
The romantic love stoiy of a famous artist and an obscure actress, now Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Ballin.
The Dumb Speak Edwin Schallert . 50
Excursions of screen favorites on the speaking stage.
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