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1923-11-17 Picture Show Movie Magazine Contents

1923/11/17 —

On the Cover: The Prince of Wales

24 pages including Art Supplement.

Inside this issue contains articles and photos about and of:

  • “Picture Show Chat” has photos of Barbara La Marr and Mae Murray
  • “Elinor Glyn’s Letters from Hollywood” has photos of Charlie Chaplin directing Carl Miller, Edna Purviance with Adolphe Menjou in “A Woman of Paris”
  • “The Extra Girl” by Edgar Wallace is part of a serialized story
  • “Striking Scenes from this Week’s Picture Plays” is one page of photos including: Dorothy Gish and Richard Barthelmess in “Fury”, Enid Bennett and Willard Mack in “Your Friend and Mine”, Katherine MacDonald in “The Woman’s Side”, Wesley Barry in “Heroes of the Street”, Clara Kimball Young in “Cordelia the Magnificent”, Gladys Walton in “The Guttersnipe”, and Betty Compson, Bert Lytell and Theodore Kosloff in “To Have and To Hold”
  • “Our Prince Helps British Pictures” has an article and photo of the Prince of Wales, with British players also pictured: Isobel Elsom, James Knight, Gladys Cooper, Hilda Bayley, Clive Brook, and Flora Le Breton
  • Art Supplement: Single page shows Owen Nares and Gladys Jennings, 2-pages in center titled “New British Productions,” last single page also consists of “New British Productions”
  • Short Story: “Beautiful Kitty”
  • “The Expressions of Claire Windsor” is a single-page with a photo of Windsor in the middle of the page and several smaller pics of her acting out various expressions
  • “The Girl Ramon Novarro Would Like to Marry — The Popular Leading Man Confesses to a Great Admiration for Lillian Gish” with half-page photo of Novarro
  • “Fashions & Fancies in Filmland” includes “Dulcy, the Beautiful” comic strip at bottom of page credited as being by Constance Talmadge with cartoons by Lauren Stout
  • Back page is “Ask the Picture Show” with a small pic of Isobel Elsom