1931-10-31 Colliers Magazine Contents

1931/10/31 — Cover illustrated by C. Twelvetrees

“Silent Weapons” – Part 1 – by Jeffery Farnol and illustrated by Edward A. Wilson

Bandits Unemployed by Walter Davenport and illustrated by Harry Haenigsen

The Wow That Wasn’t by William MacHarg and illustrated by C.C. Beall

Millionaires’ Playground by Jerome Beatty and illustrated by Harry L. Timmins

“Red Menaces – Indian Athletes in Action” by Glenn S. Warner, includes photos of Louis Tewanima, Chief Bender, and Jim Thorpe

“The Horse With the Flaming Mane” – The Short Short Story – by Mary C. McCall, Jr and illustrated by David Hendrickson

Stubborn Leader about Pierre Laval by T.R. Ybarra

Are You Listening? – Part 3 – by J.P. McEvoy and illustrated by Harry L. Timmins

Keep Up With the World by Freling Foster

Signal Honors, Quarterbacks we have known, by Grantland Rice, includes large photo of Benny Friedman

Tiger Tales by Frank Buck with Edward Anthony and illustrated by Herman Rountree

“The Man from Sing Sing” – conclusion – by E. Phillips Oppenheim and illustrated by T.D. Skidmore

Flying Interference by Sol Metzger

The Perfect Congressman by The Gentleman at the Keyhole

How Would You Play It by Milton C. Work

Now’s the Time – Editorial

Notable advertising in this issue includes: huge 2-page color ad for Camel Cigarettes in the middle of the issue features a large image of an aviatrix with a smoke, illustrated Lucky Strikes ad on back cover features Frances Stewart Crossy on the back cover