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F E A T U Ri S
Famous Movie Friendships
Grace Kingsley 18
Who Pals With Whom and Why
Headline Lady Herbert Cruikshank 22
Constaace Bennett and the Spotlight
The Talkie Murder Mystery (Fiction ) . Irving Stone 24
Beginning an Absorbing Story of the Grim Death that Menaced a Studio
Mind Over Matter
Herbert Cruijkshank 32
How Warner Baxter Thought His Way to Success
Janet Gaynor Interviews Janet Gay
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In Which This Lady Gives the Inside Slant on Herself and Her Troubles
I Knew Them When Mary Sharon 36
Delightful Reminiscences of the Players' Early Days
Amos 'n' Andy 'n' Talkies
Herbert Cruikshank 42
Concerning the Past and Future of This Famous Pair
The Seven Wonders of Hollywood
Gordon R. Silver 44
Describing Some Things That Make the Unique City Unique
They Are Clay In Her Hands
Alma Whitaker
The Methods and Results of Sylvia, Masseuse Extraordinary
What Love Means to Me
as told to Walter Ramsey by Constance Bennett
Another Feature in This Revealing Series
Hollywood's Helping Hand
Dorothy Spensley
Aiding Movie Unfortunates
How They Get That Way
Dorothea Hawley Cartwright
The Wonders of the Make-up
The Black Crow's Nest
Rachel Rubin
Charles Mack Founds a Colony
How It Feels to Be Famous
Dorothy Wooldridge
Celebrities' Comments on Being a Celebrity
Training Voices for Talkies
Gordon R. Silver
Telling Who Helps the Players Beat the Microfjhone
Their Fan Mail Radie Harris
Those Amazing Letters — and What Happens to Them
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DISTINCTIVE DEPARTMENTS
Press Time Topics Brief Guide
Just Your Style — and Hollywood's Dorothea Hawley Cartv/right Editorial /'
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Tidings from Talkie Town Affairs of the Heart Talking Screen Reviews Hollywood Footnotes Role Call
TALKING SCREEN, September, 1930. Vol. II, No. 1. Published monthly and copyrighted 1930 by the Dell Publishing Co., Inc., 100 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. G. T. Delacorte, Jr., President; H. Honig, Vice President; A. Morel, Secretary. Entered as second-class matter No vember 1, 1929, at the post office at New York, N. Y.
under the Act of March 3, 1879. Yearly subscription,
^2.50 in the U.S.A.; Canadian, $3.00; foreign $3.50. Single copy, 25c,