Photoplay/Volume 36/Issue 2
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The World's Leading Motion Picture Publication PHOTOPLAY FREDERICK JAMES SMITH
MANAGING EDITOR MARK LARKIN
WESTERN EDITOR Contents For July 1929
MANAGING EDITOR MARK LARKIN
WESTERN EDITOR Contents For July 1929
Vol. XXXVI
James R. Quirk
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
No. 2
The High-Lights of This Issue
Cover Design | Earl Christy | ||
Bessie Love—Painted from Life | |||
As We Go to Press | 6 | ||
Last Minute News from East and West | |||
Brief Reviews of Current Pictures | 8 | ||
A Guide to Your Evening's Entertainment | |||
Brickbats and Bouquets | 10 | ||
The Voice of the Fan | |||
Friendly Advice on Girls' Problems | Carolyn Van Wyck | 14 | |
Photoplay's Personal Service Department | |||
What Was the Best Picture of 1928? | 16 | ||
Have You Cast Your Ballot for the Photoplay Medal of Honor? | |||
Close-Ups and Long Shots | James R. Quirk | 27 | |
The Editor Tells You What's What and Who Without Fear or Favor | |||
Little Alabam | Katherine Albert | 29 | |
A Picture of the "Other Side" of Dorothy Sebastian | |||
The Girl Jack Gilbert Married | Ruth Waterbury | 30 | |
You'll Love Ina Claire Just as You Love Jack | |||
The Truth About Voice Doubling | Mark Larkin | 32 | |
The Why and How of It | |||
My Boy Buddy | B. H. Rogers | 34 | |
Father Rogers Tells His Story | |||
A Jungle Lorelei | Herbert Howe | 36 | |
Nina May, the New Colored Wonder | |||
The Butterfly Man and the Little Clown | Adela Rogers St. Johns | 38 | |
The Sad Love Story of Lew Cody and Mabel Normand | |||
She Prayed for the Part | Frank Pope | 40 | |
And Winifred Westover Won the Title Rôle in "Lummox" | |||
Lucky Amateur Detectives | 41 | ||
Here Are the Winners in The Studio Murder Mystery Contest | |||
That Awkward Length | 42 | ||
This Will Help You Solve the Problem of Growing Out Gracefully | |||
Rosie Rolls Her Eyes (Fiction Story) | Stewart Robertson | 44 | |
Here's the First Story of the New Talkie Studios | |||
Gossip of All the Studios | Cal York | 48 | |
What the Film Folk Are Doing and Saying | |||
Trials of the Talkies | Albert Boswell | 52 | |
The "Mikes" Even Hear a Pin Drop | |||
The Shadow Stage | 54 | ||
Reviews of the Latest Silent and Sound Pictures | |||
$5,000 in Fifty Cash Prizes | 58 | ||
Rules in Photoplay's New Cut Picture Puzzle Contest | |||
What Next for Gloria? | Katherine Albert | 64 | |
Swanson's Future Is in the Fans' Hands | |||
The Golden Fleecer (Fiction Story) | Grace Mack | 66 | |
A Modern Jason Does His Stuff | |||
Reeling Around | Leonard Hall | 68 | |
Do You Drink Enough Water? | Dr. H. B. K. Willis | 69 | |
Photoplay's Diet Expert Gives the Proper Proportions | |||
How They Manage Their Homes | Alma Whitaker | 70 | |
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morosco Show You Their New Domicile | |||
Amateur Movies | Frederick James Smith | 72 | |
Film Elimination's Progress in Photoplay's Contest | |||
A Summer Tonic for the Complexion | 81 | ||
Questions and Answers | The Answer Man | 90 | |
Casts of Current Photoplays | 141 |
Contents (not listed in original)
- New Pictures (a selection of photographs of new and upcoming stars).
- The Lawyer for the Defense, by Muriel Babcock (an article on Raymond Hackett).
- Young King Leer, by Leonard Hall (about the actor Chester Morris).
- Silent Clothes for the Talkies, by Janet Aster (a short interview with clothes designer Charles LeMaire).
- Princeton Goes Talkie, by Jay O'Gee (about the introduction of 'talkies' to Princeton).
- Ten Years Ago in Photoplay (a look back at the July 1919 issue).
- Addresses of the Stars (list of contact addresses for Hollywood stars).
- There are several Miscellaneous small items (usually a captioned photograph) used to fill space.
- The issue includes many Advertisements.
Photoplays Reviewed in the Shadow Stage This Issue
Save this magazine—Refer to the criticisms before you pick out your evening's entertainment. Make this your reference list.
Page | |
Big Diamond Robbery, The—FBO | 134 |
Bulldog Drummond—Goldwyn-United Artists | 54 |
Come Across—Universal | 134 |
Devil's Chaplain, The—Rayart | 134 |
Duke Steps Out, The—M.-G.-M. | 56 |
Exalted Flapper, The—Fox | 134 |
Eyes of the Underworld—Universal | 133 |
Fox Movietone Follies—Fox | 34 |
Gamblers, The—Warners | 133 |
Girls Gone Wild—Fox | 134 |
Gun Law—FBO | 133 |
Hole in the Wall, The—Paramount | 57 |
Honky-Tonk—Warners | 56 |
Hottentot, The—Warners | 134 |
Innocents of Paris—Paramount | 54 |
Madame X—M.-G.-M. | 55 |
Man I Love, The—Paramount | 56 |
Masked Emotions—Fox | 134 |
Mother's Boy—Pathe | 57 |
Nothing but the Truth—Paramount | 56 |
Not Quite Decent—Fox | 57 |
Our Modern Maidens—M.-G.-M. | 54 |
Pawns of Passion—World Wide | 133 |
Prince of Hearts, The—Imperial | 133 |
Quitter, The—Columbia | 133 |
Rainbow Man, The—Sono-Art-Paramount | 56 |
Roaring Fires—Ellbec | 134 |
Saturday's Children—First National | 57 |
Ship Mates—Educational | 134 |
Squall, The—First National | 56 |
Studio Murder Mystery, The—Paramount | 55 |
Thru Different Eyes—Fox | 57 |
Time, the Place and the Girl, The—Warners | 57 |
Tommy Atkins—World Wide | 133 |
Vagabond Club, The—FBO | 134 |
You Can't Buy Love—Universal | 134 |