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Volume XXIX CONTENTS FOR SEPTEMBER, 1928 Number 1
The entire contents of this magazine are protected by copyright, and must not be reprinted without the publishers' consent.
What the Fans Think . . . . ...
An open forum for and by our readers.
Back Stage in Vaudeville
A glimpse of William Haines and Josephine Dunn, in "Excess Baggage."
You Can't Do That!
The vagaries of censorship are authoritatively set forth.
Oyez! Oyez!
John Barrymore smashes some conventions.
The Girl Grows Older .
Mary Brian displays surprisingly sophisticated fashions.
The Stroller
Ironic observations of a Hollywood rambler.
And Now the Deluge! .
The spectacular production of "Noah's Ark."
Hot-weather Cures . . . .
Pictures that show how the stars combat the torrid spell.
There's No Place Like Home ....
Esther Ralston's residence is minutely inspected.
Reginald's Lament
Edwin Schallert
Helen Louise Walker
Carroll Graham A. L. Wooldridge
Mr. Denny proves that happiness and comedians are strangers.
Margaret Reid Myrtle Gebhart
Portrait of a Wow . . .
A keen interviewer's impressions of Joan Crawford.
Favorite Picture Players .
Full-page portraits of eight favorites.
The Interviewers' Waterloo
Richard Barthelmess is frankly analyzed.
Over the Teacups .
Fanny the Fan steadily chatters.
The World Is Upside Down to Them
Topsy-turvy pictures of some stars.
Just What Is Acting, Anyhow?
The stars express conflicting opinions.
A Girl Comes to Hollywood
The fourth installment of a fascinating serial.
Malcolm H. Oettinger
Madeline Glass The Bystander
Katherine Lipke . Alice M. Williamson
Manhattan Medley ....
Impressions of the stars who visit New York.
. Alma Talley .
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