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MONTHLY
No. 3
NOVEMBER, 1925
What the Fans Think 8
An open forum for discussion by our readers.
Ben in Profile . . . • ♦ • ... .15
A face that lias wreaked havoc in feminine breasts.
If It's for You— You'll Get It . . Helen Ogden . .16
John Roche's futile attempt to retreat from Hollywood.
The Wife's Story Dorothy Manners . 17
How Genevieve MacGregor saw Malcolm through.
The Motion Picture of the Future . Eugene Clement d'Art 20
A fanciful excursion into the year 1950.
A Confession . . . Rudolph Valentino . 22
In which the star frankly reveals his innermost self.
Let's Visit the Paramount School! . Horace Woodmansee 24
And see how young movie aspirants are at last being given a chance to show their possibilities.
The Girl Who Waited . ... Myrtle Gebhart
How Ruth Clifford's patience is reaping its reward.
Brushing Off the Welcome Mat . . Caroline Bell .
Setting the stage for Dorothy Phillips' return.
The Baby Spot Don Ryan
Some interesting bits about the studios which have not before been brought to light.
How Many Film Celebrities Do You Know? ♦
A picture puzzle that will keep you guessing.
Would You Trade Places with Frances Rich? Myrtle Gebhart
How it feels to be the daughter of a famous movie actress.
Favorite Picture Players .
Rotogravure portraits of prominent people before the camera.
The Clouds Roll By . . . . Helen Klumph
And Opportunity knocks a' Edna Murphy's door.
The Observw ♦
Editorial comment cr timely topics concerning the screen.
To Please the Chicago Fans
Glimpses of D. W. Griffith on location in the MidWest metropolis.
Cut That Out! Don Ryan
Say the censors, clapping a heavy lid on the movies.
It's All Fun . . . . . . A. L. Wooldridge
William Haines' reaction to the ups and downs of his career.
The Screen in Review .... Sally Benson .
A critic's impressions of recent film productions.
A Confidential Guide to Current Releases
Tips on the movie market.
Hollywood High Lights ♦ Edwin and Elza Schallert 55
Flashes straight from headquarters.
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