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Volume XXIX
Picture Play
ux ' Contents for February, 1929
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Number 6
The entire contents of this magazine are protected by copyright, and must not be reprinted without the publishers' consent.
Reginald Fenton
What the Fans Think
An open forum for and by our readers.
Our Dancing Sisters
A photograph of Bessie Love and Anita Page as they appear in "The Broadway Melody."
An Infant Learns Its Syllables .... Edwin Schallert
Amusement and information are cleverly combined in this article about talking pictures.
They Know Their Caviar Myrtle Gebhart
An intimate story of Edmund Lowe and Lilyan Tashman.
The Boy Friend
Pictures that prove the stars choose safely.
Should a Brother Tell? ....
Leslie Fenton's brother thinks so, and does.
There's No Place Like Home .... Margaret Reid
In all Hollywood there is none like Raymond Hatton's.
The Fatal Number Three ..... Ann Sylvester
Do deaths of stars always occur in threes?
Came the Yawn
The camera catches some celebrities in the act of oscitation.
Over the Teacups The Bystander
Fanny the Fan again invites comparison with Tennyson's brook.
Hollywood's in the Air Now .... Myrtle Gebhart
Few are spared inoculation with the germ of airplaning.
Evelyn — As She Is
A truly brilliant analysis of Miss Brent.
Margaret Reid
Favorites of the Fans
Portraits in rotogravure of eight.
Shy — But She's Getting On
An interview with Jean Arthur tells why.
. Patsy DuBuis Carroll Graham
The Stroller
Biting comment on Hollywood and some of its people.
A Kingdom Under the Sea .... Edwin Schallert .
"The Mysterious Island" is a film that promises to be unique.
Polly's Back Helen Louise Walker
Dynamite couldn't dislodge Polly Moran from the screen now.
Pride of the Clan . . ... . . Ann Sylvester
Eddie Quillan introduces his large family to the fans.
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