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law, or are you going to blind yourself to your
duty?
John Albert Kennedy, Secretary
This Any Better?
I bought the Screen Mirror because the cover color caught my eye. But after taking it home, I found the color was blinding to the eyes.
It is a very trying color to have on the bookstand Couldn't you arrange another color for next month? ....
Beryl Carson
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More Gray Hair for Ed
I like your magazine — but why so many pictures of Norma Shearer? One picture of each star should be enough, I think. Person' ally, I like to see as much variety as possible. . . •
Helen Woods
I enjoyed the April issue very much. I am fond of Norma Shearer, and keep her pictures in my scrapbook. I was glad to find four pictures of her besides the one on the cover. I liked
her story a lot
Dolores Silvas
Right on the Knob
la your paper printed in Hollywood or Ireland? Lay off that geography stuff. I had enough of it in grammar school. What I like is stuff like “Hobnobbing in Hollywood.” Let's have
more of it
Cecile Brown
S»? So!
I’m a New Yorker, and ought to know better. I paid a dime for that souvenir program that was hawked to me out at the Carthay Circle last Sunday night. I knew I was being taken down the line, but I didn't know I was going to get a surprise. “Screen Mirror” aint' so food, and it ain’t so
rotten. It’s got plenty of
room for improvement.
It’s worth a dime to tell you that I'm a satisfied
sucker
Casey Crossfield
Too Late— We Spent It
I put in with you! What's it all about? I might have known you’d get some deep-breathing nut to write your stories. Print more stories like Norma Shearer’s ... or send back my $.
Grace Evans
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Elephants! Elephants!
After wading through “The Killer” my chief regret was that the elephant hadn’t been killed off by someone long before he broke into print. A man would think you were running the Sunday supplement of the Zoo Review.
Ken Calvin
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Sarcasm! Brrr!
There was a fellow once who wrote darn interesting stories. I mean Jules Verne. Why do some of your present day Underwood pushers think they have his imagination? Your rave on television sullied some nice white paper. Yea— we're interested ... in facts,
not synthetic dreams
William Leighton
This IS Tragedy!
I have a bone to pick with you. While waiting for the muffins to bake I sat down to read “Screen Mirror” for a few minutes. Two hours later I put it down after reading every article in the book. The muffins were burned black! ....
Constance Hart
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• DIXIE LEE is one of those fragile little girls who seem hardly real . . . but at Fox Studios, where she stars . . . they say she is t genuine lady.