Screenland (Oct 1923-Mar 1924)

^ JANUARY, 7 1924 7 VOL. VIII NO. 4 Screenland features Ms month MYRON ZOBEL, President FREDERICK JAMES SMITH, Editor ANNE AUSTIN, Associate Editor Richard Barthelmess d, The real story of the young star's life will be told in the February Screenland for the first time By Frederick James Smith d.This will be the third of Screenland's remarkable chronicles of the stars, presenting the never-before-published episodes and anecdotes of the screen favorites. (L.Read the real life story of Gloria Swanson in this issue and order your February copy now. Richard Barthelmess d, Distinguished Features in this Number: d, Dramaland, the new stage plays in review, by George Jean Nathan Page 69 CL Divorce: The Menace of the Screen, by Susie Sexton and Grace Kingsley Page 30 Ct, The True Life Story of Gloria Swanson, by Louella 0. Parsons Page 23 CE, The Wolf at the Studio Door, the story of D. W . Griffith, by Frederick James Smith _ Page 37 <L In the Temples of Tee-Hee, how comedies are built, by H. B. K. Willis Page 28 Frederick James Smith's Editorials 16 Animal Actors of the Screen, how they A Review of the Vampire, tracing her 34 from Babylon to Hollywood, by Delight Evans The Ten Best Screen Dramas, our 38 readers make their selections "Sure," Said Nita, cross-fire comment 43 by Miss Naldi, by E. V. Durling The Adventures of Phyllis, the newest 44 adventures of our flapper heroine, by John Held, Jr. WelcomeBacktoMr. Sennett's Beach, 46 a pictorial review of the newest bathing beauties Five and Famous, otherwise Baby 48 Peggy, analyzed by Delight Evans are trained and what they earn, by Eunice Marshall Saucy Baggage, piquantpen suggestions by Eugene McNerny, Jr. Kiki Minus Pose, presenting an informal view of Lenore Ulric, by Delight Evans Can Stars Live on Their Salaries ?, the financial problems of your favorites, by Katherine Albert It's All in the Family, showing how family lines are developing in screenland, by Eunice Marshall Censors Will be Censors, ambushed, by Harriette Under hill DEPARTMENTS The New Screenplays in Review, SO critical comments upon the new pictures, by Frederick James Smith Our Own News Reel, Him news told 58 pictorially Wynn Visits the Theater, our carica 68 turist sees the new plays 53 55 56 63 65 73 70 Holidays in the Mimic World, pictorial glimpses of the new stage attractions The Listening Post, gossip of Hollywood and New York, by Eunice Marshall and Helen Lee Rotogravure Picture Gallery 19-22, 39-42 76 Cover Design for this Issue Painted by Rolf Armstrong Published monthly by Screenland, Inc., at 119 West 40th Street, New York, N. Y., U. S. A. Copyright 1924. Trade mark registered. Single copies 25c; subscription price. United States and Canada, $2. SO a year; foreign, $3.50. Entry as second-class mail matter applied for at the Post Office at New York, N. Y. Formerly entered as second-class mail matter at the Post Office at Cooperstown, N. Y., August 31st, 1923, under the Act of March 3rd, 1879; entered at the Post Office at San Francisco, California, April 15th. 1922, and at the Post Office at Los Angeles, California, August 27th, 1920. Permission to reprint material must be secured from the Screenland Feature Syndicate, 119 West 40th Street, New York. General, Executive and Editorial offices at 119 West 40th Street, New York, N. Y. Western advertising offices at 168 North Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111.; 1001 Coca Cola Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.; 1800 La Brae Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Publishers also of Real Life Stories. Sub scriptlon price United States and Canada. $2.50 a year. Single copies 25 cents each. Club rate for the two magazines $4.00 a year; foreign, $6.00. Screenland Magazine out the first of every month; Real Life Stories the 15th.