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OUR story opens with a gallant officer . . . and a beautiful girl . . . seated together in a rustic, musicfilled beer garden. Their lips meet in a long, soulful kiss. And then. "Tell me," he asks, "what is your name?"
SURPRISE No. I in a story brimful of surprises! A stimulating, winsome romance that will completely captivate you with its charm. And when you've read it, you'll say it's just like its name: "Adorable." Of course, you'll read it — because it's the kind of story one simply doesn't miss, the sort of glamorous romance you never forget.
"ADORABLE" is the story of Janet Gaynor's latest picture (with Henry Garat, the newest rage) and you'll find it — complete — in the current issue of SCREEN ROMANCES.
SCREEN ROMANCES, you know, is the screen's only love story magazine, bringing you every month 10 complete stories (this super-issue has 121) of the latest pictures made by your favorite stars. And lavishly illustrated with scores of interesting scenes from the Hollywood productions. Ask the nearest newsdealer — today! — for your copy of the July
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READ THESE 12 ABSORBING SCREEN STORIES IN THE JULY SCREEN ROMANCES
ADORABLE. With Janet Gaynor and
Henry Garat THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK. Fredric
March. Cary Grant and Jack Oakie PEG O' MY HEART. Marion Davies. THE LITTLE GIANT. Edward G. Robin
LOOKING FORWARD. Lionel Barry
I LOVED YOU WEDNESDAY. Warner
Baxter and Elissa Landi BABY FACE. Barbara Stanwyck and
George Brent. GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933. Warren William. Joan Blonde II. Ruby Keeler and
Dick Powell FIVE CENTS A GLASS. Marian Nixon
and Charles Rogers THE WORKING MAN. Georje At lias. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE Stuart Erwin.
Po66y Hopkins Joyce Burns and
Allen, and many others EMERGENCY CALL. Bill Boyd. William
Gargan and Vivienne Osborne All Stories Profusely Illustrated
THE 10 BEST SCREEN STORIES O F THE MONTH