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Vol. XXIV
MONTHLY
No. \
MARCH, 1926
What the Fans Think .... .
An open forum of discussion by our readers.
Just Richard ....
A recent photographic study of Richard Dix in meditative mood.
How to See the Stars in Hollywood . Margaret Reid
Close-range views of the players at public gatherings.
How^^Battle^Scenes were Filmed for j ^ L Wooldridge #
The important aid lent by officers and men of the U. S. army.
Do Clothes Make the Picture? . . Helen Klumph
Seek the answer in several dazzling fashion films now being made by prominent stars.
The Observer ..... ....
Editorial comment on timely topics concerning the screen.
The Sketchbook Dorothy Manners .
Strolling about Hollywood with a girl who sees.
What Their Hands Betray . . . Eugene Clement d'Art
Concerning the characters of some of the newer players.
Two Sorrowing Wives Released . . Myrtle Gebhart
Florence Vidor and Irene Rich freed at last from weeping roles.
Screen Stars Have their Heroes, Too! . ....
Romantic confessions by several young actresses.
If John Gilbert Had His Way . . Sally Benson .
What this ambitious young man would do with his career.
Favorite Picture Players ... ....
Portraits in rotogravure of some of your favorites.
The Truth About Screen Kisses . . Dorothy Wooldridge
The secret revealed of how the players react toward them.
Over the Teacups ..... The Bystander .
Fanny the Fan's excited gossip about film stars in New York.
Another Bogy Goes Into the Discard . Katherine Lipke
And screen idols are at last allowed to play ugly and unpleasant roles.
Every Move a Picture! .... Malcolm H. Oettinger
Featuring Gilda Gray and her South Sea dances.
A Star Turns Reporter! .... Carmel Myers
Carmel Myers' entertaining impressions of Picture-Play writers.
The Rebellion of Barbara . . . Caroline Bell .
Barbara La Marr, satiated with beaut}', decides to become an actress.
Among Those Present .... .
Brief sketches of interesting movie people not yet so well known.
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