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SEP '5 1922 ©C1B5 347920
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OCTOBER, 1922
VOL. VI No. 1
CREENLAN D
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— is making one yecufs supply of brilliant, original, irresistibly attractive Ic over paintings for Screenland. And this photograph \hows him at work in his studio beginning the first one, on this month's cover of Screenland.
"A pretty cover doesn't make a magazine really better," a reader wrote to us not long ago, "but it makes it seem better." And it is true that an attractive cover makes a magazine in the same degree that clothes make the man. Or to put it in the words of Will Rogers:
"Clothes do not make the man, but they often make him ridiculous"
In This Number;
^ Nine Portraits of Players
Mary Pickford Norma Talmadge Irene Castle
Dorothy Phillips Constance Talmadge
Viola Dana Helen Ferguson
Mary Jane Sanderson Grace Darmond
1£ Articles for Grown-ups
Confessions of a Star Interviewer 35 By A Real One
Secrets of the Stars 27 By Patrick Tarsney
So This Is Hollywood! 24 A Picture to Prove It
^ Serial Subjects
The Love Pirate 43 Written by the Stars
My Trip Abroad 30 Charlie Chaplin's Remarkable Diary
Behind the Camera with Elinor Glyn 46
^ Critical Comment of the Screen
The Picture of the Month Blood and Sand
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Little Hints for Playgoers 38-42 A Score of Photoplays to look for and to look out for
C| Another Big Little Story About the Movies
Punish the Villain
By Louis Weadock
II Departments for Everybody
Little Hints for Booklovers
Book Talk with Screen Aspects
What's the Matter With My Story? Those Scenario Writers
Your Own Page
What Readers Say,
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"A surprise in every issue"
See the $200 prize contest that begins this month — on page ten —
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Published Monthly by Screeland Publishing Company Publication Office: 460 Fourth Street, San Francisco, California Administrative and Editorial Offices: Hollywood, California
Yearly subscription price, $2.50 in the United States and possessions, Mexico and Canada; in foreign countries, $3.50.. Single copies, 25 cents. Back numbers, 30 cents. Entered as second-class matter April 15, 1922, at the postoffice at San Francisco, California, under the act of March 3, 1879. Previously entered at the postoffice at Los Angeles, California, as Screenland Magazine, August 27, 1920. New York, 120 Fifth Avenue; Boston, Little Building; Chicago, First National Bank Building. Copyright 1922 by Screenland Publishing Co. All rights reserved. Material may be reprinted by crediting Screenland Magazine. (Member Audit Bureau of Circulations.) Address all communications io Screenland Publishing Co., Hollywood, California.