Silver Screen (Nov 1930-Oct 1931)

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©cie ll^njl APR 15 1931 VOLUME ONE NUMBER SEVEN MAY NINETEEN THIRTY ONE Dora Albert Assistant Editor Ruth Wa t e r b u r y Editor Jimmy Starr Western Representative Albert P. Schlafke Art Editor Special Features Page Why Garbo is the World's Love Ideal 16 A Psychologist Analyses the Garbo Apfeal By DR. LOUIS E. BISCH Silver Screen's Prize Winning Slogan ............. 18 The Girl Who Loved Laughter . 19 The Tragedy of Renee Adoree By BOB MOAK That Darned Fool, Bakewell 20 His Friends Told Billy He' d Fail By EDWARD CHURCHILL The Real Joan Crawford 21 Proving Her Success Is Her Own Achievement By RADIE HARRIS How^ Casting Directors Judge People 22 See If You Could Get Into the Movies By CLARK ANDREWS Everybody's Father Confessor 25 People Write Their Troubles To Lewis Stone By JACK JAMISON A Movie Fan's Crossword Puzzle . 26 Our M-onthly Brain Teaser By ALMA TALLEY Her Own Worst Enemy 35 That' s Joan Bennett' s Trouble By HARRIET PARSONS Millionaires of the Movies . , . 36 Those Who Have Won — And Lost — Fortunes By GORDON R. SILVER A Gentleman of Contrasts 38 That Englishman, Ralph Forbes By MARQUIS BUSBY The Private Life of Mitzi Green 39 It's As Fresh As You'd Expect By DORA ALBERT How Hollywood Lovers Propose 40 New Methods But the Same Old Words By GRACE SIMPSON Their Most Vivid Memories 48 The Stars Recall Their Childhood By SYLVIA CONRAD She Conquered Defeat " 50 Marjorie Ramheau Proves They Do "Come Back!' By ALLAN JORDAN Hollywood's Newest Genius 59 Carman Barnes, Paramount' s Discovery By EDWARD CHURCHILL 4 Special D epartments Page Exercises for Reducing B7 Mary Lee 6 Love and Hisses 8 Talkies in Tabloid 10 Ask Me Another By Sally Forth . . 12 MoviETowN Topics I5 Silver Screen's Reviewing Stand 44 The Final Fling 82 Art A Vision Of Spring, Edwina Booth 27 Barrymore's Svengali 28 Marian Marsh 's Trilby 29 That French Boy, Maurice Chevalier 30 Fox's Discovery, Elissa Landi .... 31 The Glorious Swanson 32 Music's Gift to the Movies, Lawrence TiBBETT 33 The Bennett Baby, Fair Joan .... 34 A Seven Star Rogues' Gallery. . 51-58 COVEK PORTRAIT OF LORETTA YOUNG BY JOHN RALSTON CLARKE SILVER SCREEN. PubUshed monthly by Screenland Maprazlne. Inc., at 45 West 45th Street, New York, N. Y. Paul C. Hunter. President: H. C. Olpe, Secretary. Chlcaixo Ofllce: 919 North Michigan Avenue. CMcago. Yearly sul>sorlptloua $1.00 In the United States, Its dependencies. Cuba and Mexico: SI. 25 !n C^anada: foreign SI. 50. Entered as second class matter, September 23, 1930, at the Post (ifflce. New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3. 1S79. Additional entry at Chicago, lllluols. Copyright 1931.