1926-05-27 Colliers Magazine Contents

1926/05/29 —

Classics in Slang by H.C. Witwer

When I Was Most Afraid by Rosita Forbes

The Light Shines Through — A Short Story by Octavus Roy Cohen and illustrated by Alfred Ceike

Dr. Eliot Looks Ahead — An Interview by John B. Kennedy

The Double Barrier by Grantland Rice with photos of Bob Fitzsimmons and Gentleman Jim Corbett

Old Hickory by George Creel and illustrated by Herbert Morton Stoops

Devil-May-Care by Arthur Somers Roche and illustrated by R.G. Sisley

I, Too, May Become Great by Frederick L. Collins – An interview with astrologer Evangeline Adams with photos of Mary Garden, Ethel Barrymore, and John Burroughs

Lady Lapith — A Story by Stephen Vincent Benet and illustrated by Henry Davis

Strike Up the Band! – Told in Pictures

Editorials

A Voice From Prison

The Big Mogul — The start of a novel by Joseph C. Lincoln

Thursday — A Story by Viola Paradise and illustrated by John A. Haelen

Tom Masson Says

If You Know What I Mean by Don Marquis

Low-Downs on the High-Ups by The Gentleman at the Keyhole

Catching Up With the World by Edwin E. Slosson

Picked Out of the Air by Jack Binns