THE TALKIES

INTRODUCTION = XV STARS, COMEDIANS, CHILD STARS, "SUPPORT" = 1 Garbo-Maniacs (January 1930) = 4 Greta Garbo, portrait (December 1930) = 6 Exploding the Garbo Myth (April 1931) = 7 "Touch Not a Hair of Yon Blonde Head," etc. (Garbo; June 1931) = 8 Adrian Answers 20 Questions on Garbo (September 1935) = 10 Greta Garbo, portrait (October 1939) = 12 Marlene Dietrich, portrait (July 1930) = 13 Garbo vs. Dietrich (February 1931) = 14 Is It Goodbye to Each Other as a Studio Team? (Dietrich & Von Sternberg; March 1933) = 16 No Mickey Mouse!, cartoon (July 1931) = 17 Ann Harding, portrait (October 1929) = 18 Barbara Stanwyck, portrait (September 1930) = 19 What About Clara Bow? (October 1930) = 20 "I Want to Live Happily Ever After" (Ruth Chatterton; April 1931) = 23 Those Amazing Bennett Girls (July 1931) = 24 Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell, portrait (October 1931) = 25 Tallulah Bankhead, portrait (August 1931) = 26 Robert Montgomery, portrait (August 1932) = 27 Johnny Weissmuller, portrait as Tarzan (June 1933) = 28 Sylvia Sidney and Cary Grant, portrait (June 1934) = 29 George Arliss, portrait as Richelieu (May 1935) = 30 Wallace Beery, portrait (May 1936) = 31 Norma Shearer, portrait (July 1931) = 32 Norma Shearer in Smilin' Through (October 1932) = 33 Gary Cooper and Madeleine Carroll in The General Died at Dawn (August 1936) = 34 Gary and Sandra Shaw Cooper, portrait (April 1940) = 35 Edward G. Robinson, portrait (September 1936) = 36 Ronald Colman, portrait (June 1936) = 37 Claudette Colbert in Under Two Flags (May 1936) = 38 Joan Crawford and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., portrait (November 1930) = 39 The Girl with the Haunted Face (Crawford; July 1932) = 40 Joan Crawford, portrait (March 1937) = 42 Carole Lombard, portrait (September 1936) = 43 Why Women Go Crazy About Clark Gable (November 1931) = 44 Clark Gable, portrait (September 1931) = 46 Mr. and Mrs. Clark Gable (January 1932) = 47 Mae West in costume for She Done Him Wrong (March 1933) = 48 Mae West in Belle of the Nineties (September 1934) = 49 Is Hepburn Killing Her Own Career?(September 1935) = 50 Such a Naughty Nero (Laughton; February 1933) = 52 Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell in Gold Diggers of 1933 (July 1933) = 54 Jean Parker and Charles Boyer in Caravan (October 1934) = 55 Grace Moore, portrait (November 1934) = 56 Dolores Del Rio in costume for In Caliente (July 1935) = 57 Close Up of the Groaner (February 1939) = 58 Margaret Sullavan and Henry Fonda, portrait (May 1936) = 60 What's Happened to Rainer? (June 1938) = 61 The Madcap Love of the Errol Flynns (February 1937) = 62 Olivia de Havilland, portrait (June 1937) = 64 Judy Garland, portrait (October 1939) = 65 Don, Alice and Ty (Ameche, Faye & Power; April 1940) = 66 Spencer Tracy and Hedy Lamarr, Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne, portraits (February 1939) = 68 Clark Gable, Myrna Loy and Walter Pidgeon, portrait (August 1938) = 69 Behavior by Bogart (September 1938) = 70 William Powell and his parents, portrait (January 1938) = 71 Tear-Stained Laughter (Laurel & Hardy; June 1933) = 72 Caught Short, advertisement (July 1930) = 74 Ethel Merman and Eddie Cantor in Kid Millions (December 1934) = 75 Martha Raye, portrait (January 1937) = 76 You Can't Cheat an Honest Man, advertisement (February 1939) = 77 Young in Heart (Roland Young; August 1939) = 78 "The Law Is on Our Side" (Jackie Coogan; July 1938) = 79 Robbing the Cradle for Stars (November 1934) = 80 Shirley Temple, portrait (December 1934) = 82 Dickie Moore, portrait (March 1932) = 83 It's Lonely Being a Child Prodigy (Durbin; June 1937) = 84 Marie Dressier, portrait (September 1931) = 86 The Greatest Actress (ZaSu Pitts; April 1931) = 87 Anna May Wong, portrait (December 1934) = 88 Edward Arnold in Diamond Jim (May 1935) = 89 Roundup of Characters (May 1938) = 90 Pictures They Wish They'd Never Posed For (August 1936) = 92 Love Life of a Villain (Rathbone; August 1938) = 94 LIVING AND WORKING IN MOVIELAND = 95 Hollywood = 95 A Map of Hollywood (November 1938) = 98 Home Is Where the Heart Is (February 1938) = 100 Know Hollywood (February 1938) = 102 Mary Pickford and Gloria Swanson, portrait (March 1931) = 104 Joan Crawford and Constance Bennett, portrait (March 1932) = 105 Hollywood at Play (July 1933) = 106 Hollywood's Greatest First Night—Strange Interlude (September 1932) = 108 Mad, Merry Malibu (September 1932) = 110 Why Constance Is Unpopular in Hollywood (Bennett; February 1932) = 114 The Ex-Mr. Swanson Club (March 1932) = 116 The Man All Hollywood Fears (Vince Barnett; November 1933) = 118 The Girl They Tried to Forget (Bette Davis; May 1935) = 120 Hedy Lamarr vs. Joan Bennett and Other Dangerous Hollywood Feuds (November 1939) = 122 W. C. Fields and Fanny Brice, portrait (December 1939) = 124 Clark Gable, portrait (November 1939) = 125 Hollywood's Soldiers of Fortune (October 1938) = 126 Now—It's Horses (February 1936) = 128 Hollywood's Unmarried Husbands and Wives (January 1939) = 130 A Heart-to-Heart Talk (February 1939) = 132 The Girl Who Played Greta Garbo (Geraldine De Vorak; August 1929) = 133 When They Were Two-Bit Players (June 1938) = 134 The Tragedy of 15,000 Extras (November 1934) = 136 The Star-Maker Whose Dreams Turned to Dust (D. W. Griffith; May 1934) = 138 They, Too, Were Stars (March 1934) = 140 On the Set = 143 The Great Pyramids Move to Hollywood (December 1932) = 144 Alexander Hamilton Set (September 1931) = 146 John and Ethel Barrymore in Rasputin and the Empress (February 1933) = 147 Filming the new version of The White Sister (April 1933) = 148 Irving Berlin, Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, portrait (September 1935) = 150 Loretta Young and Cecil B. DeMille on the set of The Crusades (June 1935) = 151 You Can't Get on These Sets! (July 1935) = 152 Those Awful Factories (November 1937) = 154 The Screen Test That Brought Fame to Frances Farmer (September 1937) = 156 Behind the Camera = 157 Close Ups and Long Shots (May 1936) = 158 They Don't Want to Be Stars! (July 1930) = 160 "Quiet!" When These Folks Speak, Great Stars Listen (October 1932) = 162 "All Women Are Sirens at Heart" (Lubitsch; August 1933) = 164 Hollywood's New Miracle Man (Capra; December 1934) = 165 The Star Creators of Hollywood (John Ford; October 1936) = 166 Dorothy Arzner, portrait (September 1931) = 168 THE FANS AND THEIR MAGAZINE = 169 Ask the Answer Man (May 1935) = 171 Boos and Bouquets (January 1939) = 172 The Winner! Naughty Marietta (May 1936) = 173 Photoplay Magazine's New $5,000 Cut Puzzle Contest (June 1929) = 174 Photoplay's Memory Album (March 1936) = 176 Cal York column (June 1931) = 178 Cal York column (December 1932) = 180 Photoplay's Hollywood Beauty Shop (April 1932) = 182 Don't Go Platinum Yet! Read Before You Dye! (November 1931) = 184 Charm? No! No! You Must Have Glamour (September 1931) = 186 Beauty and Personality Are Inseparable (November 1934) = 188 See These Latest Chanel Styles in Gloria's Picture (January 1932) = 190 Hollywood Snubs Paris (Travis Banton; April 1934) = 192 Ginger Rogers' Rules for Slaying the Stag Line (May 1936) = 194 Who Is Your Husband's Favorite Actress? (February 1935) = 196 From "Vamp" to "Oomph" (August 1939) = 198 Miss Photoplay (November 1937) = 200 PICTURES AND TRENDS = 201 The Talkies, the Depression and "Decency" = 201 New Department Devoted to Sound Film Reviews (September 1928) = 204 The Broadway Melody, advertisement (May 1929) = 206 New York in 1980! (November 1930) = 207 The Truth About Voice Doubling (July 1929) = 208 The Shadow Stage (December 1929) = 210 Is Jack Gilbert Through? (February 1930) = 212 "Now / Help You," Says Garbo to Gilbert (October 1933) = 213 Would You Quit Work for $250,000? (December 1930) = 214 The Shadow Stage (June 1931) = 216 The New "Shady Dames" of the Screen (August 1932) = 218 Clark Gable and Norma Shearer in Strange Interlude (August 1932) = 220 It Ain't No Sin, advertisement (Belle of the Nineties; September 1934) = 221 Close-Ups and Long-Shots (October 1934) = 222 History and Literature, Musicals, Screwball Comedy = 223 Katharine Hepburn in Little Women (November 1933) = 226 Jackie Cooper and Lionel Barrymore in Treasure Island (July 1934) = 227 The Charge of the Light Brigade (July 1936) = 228 Norma Shearer and Leslie Howard in Romeo and Juliet (April 1936) = 230 What Power Can Save Them? (King Kong; April 1933) = 231 Hollywood Faces the Far East (The Good Earth; August 1936) = 232 Typhoon (December 1939) = 234 Gold Diggers of 1933, advertisement (July 1933) = 236 Dames, advertisement (September 1934) = 238 The Merry Widow, advertisement (November 1934) = 239 Jeanette—Nelson (Rose Marie; February 1936) = 240 Shirley Ross, Bing Crosby, Martha Raye, Bob Burns in Waikiki Wedding (May 1937) = 241 An Outline of Astaire (April 1937) = 242 Carole Lombard and John Barrymore in Twentieth Century (June 1934) = 244 My Man Godfrey, advertisement (September 1936) = 245 Glamour Goes Pf-f-f-t (January 1938) = 246 Stage Door (November 1937) = 248 Fashions in Passions (July 1938) = 250 Irene Dunne and Cary Grant in The Awful Truth (November 1937) = 252 The End of the Thirties = 253 Why We Roosevelts Are Movie Fans (July 1938) = 254 Pay Boy of the Western World (Autry; January 1938) = 256 MuniMan of the Month (October 1937) = 257 Goodbye Mr. Chips, advertisement (July 1939) = 258 Each Dawn I Die, advertisement (September 1939) = 259 Will The Grapes of Wrath Be Shelved? (November 1939) = 260 Intermezzo, advertisement (November 1939) = 262 Gone With the Wind Indeed! (March 1937) = 263 Gable as Rhett (October 1937) = 266 Jubilee! (August 1939) = 267 Clouds over Hollywood (November 1939) = 268 CONTINUATIONS OF ARTICLES = 270 INDEX = 353

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