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1937-04 Scribner’s Magazine Contents

1937/04 –

Contents as follows:

  • Cover Photograph by Henry Waxman

    • SHORT STORIES:

  • “Whip-Poor-Willie” by Jesse Stuart and illustrated by David Hendrickson
  • “Charge It” by John Fante with illustrations by Marshall Davis
  • “To Those Who Wait” by Elick Moll and illustrated by Bernadine Custer

    • ARTICLES:

  • Scribner’s Examines: The Newsreels by Thomas Sugrue – Their origin, history and social function
  • Oh, England! Full of Sin by Robert J. Casey with drawings by Howard Willard – The Sceptered Isle, as Discovered by a Chronic Reader of English Detective and Mystery Stories
  • Our Hypnotized World by V.F. Calverton appears to be about the science of propaganda

    • LIFE IN THE UNITED STATES:

  • Hail, Hell and Farewell by Tom S. Elrod
  • Fantasia by Bergen Evans

    • FEATURES:

  • American Painters Series — No. 2, Lower Manhattan by Mildred Sheets – Beautiful tipped-in page on higher quality paper, thick stock, blank back, quite colorful
  • Photographs: Zuni and Navajo by Walter Herdeg
  • The Scribner Quiz
  • The People and the Arts by Gilbert Seldes
  • East-to-West – 1. Japan by George Brandt with drawings by B. Tagawa
  • Books: Socrates, Morris Ernst, and the Supreme Court by John Chamberlain

    • ALSO:

  • “One Who Knows His Sea Gulls” — A Poem by Robert P. Tristram Coffin