1933-08-05 Colliers Magazine Contents

1933/08/05 — Cover illustrated by George de Zayas

“What, No Butler?” by Damon Runyon and illustrated by Robert O’Reid

Clear the Tracks! by George Creel

“The Face is Familiar” — The Short Short Story — by Stewart Robertson and illustrated by Seymour Ball

“Insult Accepted” by Dwight Mitchell Wiley and illustrated by James W. Earley

Land of Corn and Lobsters by Winston Churchill and illustrated by Gluyas Williams

“Head Down!” by Frank Condon and illustrated by Harry Beckoff

“Starlight Rider” — Part 6 — by Ernest Haycox and illustrated by Matt Clark

Starch for the Red Sox by Bill Cunningham — Mr. Yawkey makes a second-hand purchase in Boston, with photos of Yawkey with Eddie Collins and with Collins and manager Marty McManus. This is when Yawkey bought the Red Sox

“Manhattan Love Song” — Part 4 — by Kathleen Norris and illustrated by Walter C. Klett

“Busy Wires” by Elaine Sterne Carrington and illustrated by C.C. Beall

Keep Up With the World by Freling Foster

Danged Varmints by Howard S. Reed as told to W.B. Courtney and illustrated by Harold Von Schmidt

Your Dollars Worth — Editorial

4″ X 4-1/2″ black & white ad for Flit is illustrated by Dr. Seuss

Coca-Cola ad on the inside back cover — “Put Your Best Face Forward”