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1935-03 Vanity Fair Magazine Contents

1935/03 — ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Issue measures appx. 9-3/4″ X 12-3/4″ with 76 pages plus covers.

Cover design — American Puppet Show by Garretto

Contents as gathered from the Index are as follows:

ARTICLES:

  • No Southern Gentleman by Robert Cantwell
  • The Supreme Court in 1935 by Jay Franklin
  • Why I Hate Parties by Gary Eagels
  • Some Pioneers in the Snatch Racket by David Frederick McCord
  • 42 Years in the Vanderbilt Family by John Riddell
  • Why We Clash With Japan by Upton Close
  • How to Torture a Movie Star by Don Schwarzkopf
  • California’s “Bluebeard” Watson by Edmund Pearson
  • The Theatre by George Jean Nathan
  • A Great English Golfer: John Ball by Bernard Darwin
  • Hollywood on Parade by Helen Brown Norden
  • Bill Tilden and Pro Tennis by John R. Tunis
  • King George’s London — a monthly review
  • Madness Among the Experts by Samuel Fry, Jr.

    • SHORT STORIES:

  • The Caged White Woman of the Saraban by William Seabrook
  • Fugue for Harmonica by Allan Seager
  • One Last Goodbye by Richard Sherman

    • PHOTOGRAPHS:

  • The Dicatator — composite photograph by Bourges
  • Amateur Night on the Air Waves by Remie Lohse
  • Yehudi Menuhin and Sisters by Nelson
  • Dolores Del Rio by Steichen
  • Anna May Wong photograph in color by Steichen
  • The Photography of Alfred Stieglitz featuring Georgia O’Keefe
  • Tallulah Bankhead by Nelson
  • Lily Damita by Steichen
  • Hall of Fame
  • Myrna Loy by Hurrell

    • ART AND CARICATURE:

  • Donald Richberg — caricature by William Cotton in color
  • The Party Guests by Steig
  • New Titles for Old Masters
  • Impossible Interview — Dr. Samuel Johnson versus Alexander Woolcott in color by Covarrubias
  • The Garden Through the Window — by Segonzac. Photographed in color by Bourges
  • The Flying Trapeze by Margaret Peterson

    • Notable advertising in this issue is as follows: Cadillac, Goodyear Tires on the inside front cover, and a Camel Cigarettes ad feautring Jack Shea on the back cover.