1933-04 Cosmopolitan Magazine Contents

1933/04 — Cover design by Harrison Fisher

Contents taken from the index and from paging through the issue are as follows:

Cosmopolitan Almanack for April by F.P.A.

The Calvin Coolidge Nobody Knew by Herman Beaty and illustrated by William Oberhardt

Dolly and the Colleagues by Fannie Hurst and illustrated by McClelland Barclay

Men of Straw by Henry F. Pringle features Stinnes, Lowenstein and “The Match King” Ivar Kreuger

Have You Got Everything You Want? If Not, Consult Mr. Parker Pyne by Agatha Christie with illustrations by Marshall Frantz

A Life of Her Own by Eleanor Roosevelt

The Eyes Had It by Faith Baldwin and illustrated by R.F. Schabelitz

What’s Brewing in America? by Floyd Gibbons

“Bad Debts” by Bruno Lessing and illustrated by Maurice Bower

Enchanted Ground — Part 3 — by Temple Bailey and illustrated by Henry Raleigh

The Age of Innocence–and I — Part 2 by Cora Brown Potter about the “Gay 90’s”

The Moon Treasure by Hugh Wiley and illustrated by E.M. Jackson

Luck and Mr. Lunt by Alexander Woollcott featuring Alfred Lunt and Lunn Fontanne

Voodoo Moon — Part 2 by Clements Ripley and illustrated by Pruett Carter

Revolt! by Robert W. Chambers and illustrated by Norman Price

I’ve Always Felt Out of the Parade by O.O. McIntyre and illustrated by George Shellhase

The American Plan: Training by Ida M. Tarbell

The Square Peg by Dorothy Cottrell and illustrated by Jay Hyde Barnum

The Dark City by Joseph Hergesheimer is about Havana

Full page black & white ad for Lux Toilet Soap features Jean Harlow

Full-page ad for Life Savers features color illustration by John Held, Jr.