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DECEMBER, 1924 VOL. X, NO. 3
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Eliot Keen, Editor
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CONTENTS for DECEMBER
Cover — Edna Murphy. Allisoncolor by Nickolas Muray. Ask Me — An Answer Page of Information. By Miss Vee Dee Behind the Screen . . . .
What Happened in the Movies Ten Years Ago. Resurrected by Dexter ........
A Garland of Christmas Greetings Ann Pennington .......
Wanda Hawley . . . . ' .
Maud Hill . . . . . .
Flora Lee— Reproduced by Roto-Color Marilyn Miller — Reproduced by Roto-Color Jacqueline Logan — Reproduced by Roto-Color Frances Howard — Announcement ....
Christmas Close-ups. By the Editor A Christmas Acrostic. By Morrie Ryskind Holly Time in Hollywood . . ... .
May McAvoy— Reproduced by Roto-Color . . . On Location with the Movie Folks. By Guy McLaughlin Betty Bronson's Peter Pan. By H B. K. Willis What All the Shootin's Fer . . Joan Lowell— Sailor Girl. By Edward J. Doherty Yes, We Have No Sex Appeal. By Delight Evans .. Do American Girls Have the Prettiest Legs? An Open Letter to Gloria Swanson. By Myron Zobel When Mary Was a Little Girl. By Henry J. Thomas New Screenplays. By Delight Evans Reviews in Brief. By Martin B. Dicksteiri Pre-Showing of Feature Films Dramaland. By Myron Zobel . . Carmelita Geraghty— Reproduced by Roto-Color Viola Dana — Reproduced by Roto-Color Agnes Ayres— Reproduced by Roto-Color Apple Sauce. By Robert Cyril O'Brien Gossip from Screenland. By H. B. K. Willis Fashions — Posed especially for Screenland by Bessie Love. By Vohdah AnNExtra with Sidney Olcott. By Abraham Goldener They Say. By Marion of Hollywood This Year He Has the Money ....
Heard in Hollywood. By Grace Kingsley Believe it or Not .
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Edna Murphy
The girl on the cover this month is Edna Murphy, photographed in colors by the Allisoncolor Process by Nickolas Muray.
When Police Commissioner E n r i gh t sought a darling for all the cops in New York, the colleen selected was Edna Murphy; and "Into the Net," for much the same reason, has been very successful.
In her sprightly little person and with her smile that is a bit of blarney, Edna demonstrates why everybody loves the Irish.
Published monthly by Magazine Builders Inc., at 145 West 57th Street, New York, N. Y., U. S. A.
J. Thomas Wood, Pres. Copyright 1924. Trade Mark regis' tered. Single copies 25c.; subscription price, United States and Canada, $2.50 a year; foreign, $3.50. Entered lis secondclass matter, November 30, 1923. at the Post Office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Addit.onal entry at Long Island City, N. \ . Permission to reprint materia] must be secured from the publishers. General Executive .aid Editorial
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