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AUG 14 1919
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Expressing the Arts
Volume I
The Magazine of Magazines SEPTEMBER, 1919
Important Features in This Issue THE MARIONETTE
The Movie of the Past A Vivid Article on the Puppet Show
EDWIN MARKHAM'S
Latest Poem, "The Photoplay"
LEE SHUBERT
On "The Playwright's Opportunity"
A COMPLETE PLAYLET
"The Height of Indiscretion"
HUDSON MAXIM
On "The Age of Propaganda"
THE END OF THE CABARET
The Effect of Prohibition on the White Way
Number i
WHERE THE NEW PLAYWRIGHTS COME FROM!
The Writers Produced by the Stage Year
THE M. P. PUBLISHING COMPANY
SHADOWLAND
Published monthly by the M. P. Publishing Company, a New York Corporation with its principal offices at Bayshore, N. Y. Eugene V. Brewster, President and Editor; Eleanor V. V. Brewster, Treasurer; E. M. Heincinann, Secretary. Editorial offices at 177 Duffield Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., to which address all mail should be sent.
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Application made at the Brooklyn, N. Y., Post Office as Second-class matter. Copyright, 1919, by the M. P. Publishing Company in the United States and Great Britain.
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