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^Announcement to the %eaders or SCREENLAND
The reader will note that this issue is dated February and that the distribution and delivery, the printing, packing and editorial work on the paper have been carried to a point where this magazine appears early in the month preceding its date.
This has been brought about by collaboration between the mechanical department and the editorial staff, so that, while the forms do not close until much later than all other magazines bearing the same date, the magazine will, nevertheless, appear on the stands earlier than most monthly publications.
To achieve this desirable result, it has been found advisable to date this issue February instead of January.
All subscriptions will be extended one month. With the perfectly co-ordinated editorial and mechanical departments we believe that the SCREENLAND readers will find the latest news of the recent releases and of the screen personalities in this magazine earlier than in any other.
'The ^March Issue of Screenland
will have an interesting story on New York First Nights.
A story from Hollywood of the dramatic moment when the "Rushes" are shown and the director and the players first see the result of their labors.
The reviews of the latest films by Delight Evans. Miss Evans has won for herself, not so much respect for fearlessness, for it is very easy for a critic to attack mercilessly, but a reputation among the directors of appreciating what they are trying to do and encouraging them to renewed effort.
The Gossip of the Screen World. Appears in Screenland every month from many different writers who are actually engaged in the making of the films; gives the reader the intimate, inside atmosphere of the studios as well as the news of incidents and occurrences in the lives of the great.
%ead SCREENLAND for MARCH