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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