1924/03/22 --

On the Cover: Pola Negri and Conrad Nagel - Rudolph Valentino with Alice Terry in "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalpyse" - Ramon Novarro and Alice Terry in "Where the Pavement Ends"

24 pages but missing Art Supplement so actually 20-pages total.

Inside this issue contains articles and photos about and of:

  • "Picture Show Chat" has photos of Baby Peggy, George Hackathorne, Joseph Schildkraut, Harry Wright, May Allison
  • "The Expressions of Pauline Starke" is a single-page with a slightly larger photo of Starke surrounded by several smaller pics of her acting out various expressions
  • "Luck in London" by Herbert J. Allingham is part of a serialized story
  • "How They Make Love" includes photos of Harrison Ford and Wanda Hawley, Thomas Meighan and Pauline Starke, Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy Mackaill, Conway Tearle and Corinne Griffith
  • Mary Miles Minter has some text and three photos including scenes from "Drums of Destiny," "The Cowboy & the Lady," "Don't Call Me Little Girl"
  • Page 10 and 15 (which are the center of the issue because of the missing supplement) includes 7 photos: Colleen Moore having her portrait painted, Charles Ray, D.W. Griffith on set of "America," Lew Cody and Frank Mayo, Arthur Wontner, Blanche Sweet and George Marion, Theda Bara being met off train by her husband Charles J. Brabin
  • "The Third Alarm" a short story
  • "Is Dancing Growing Dull" by Jack Hobbs with a photo of Hobbs
  • "Husbands and Wives" is a full page containing 5 photos: Mr. & Mrs. Tom Mix with daughter, Rudolph Valentino and Natacha Rambova, Jack Pickford and Marilyn Miller, Conway Tearle and Adele Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Washburn
  • "His Friend--The Villain" is a half-page text with a half-page photo of Lew Cody
  • "Gossip About British Players" with pics of George K. Arthur, Olive Sloane, Ivy Duke, Sessue Hayakawa, Betty Blythe plus three scenes with Betty Blythe
  • "Before They Were Famous" installment #10 with pics of Paul Kimberley, Alma Taylor, Cecil M. Hopworth
  • "Fashions & Fancies in Filmland"
  • "Ask the Picture Show" with small pics of Conrad Nagel, Ivor Novello, Thomas Meighan, Clive Brook