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Magazine Issues

Screen Humor

Issues & Index Sources: Jan-1934 – ?

Sources: UltGuide

Screenies

Issues & Index Sources: Apr-1937 – ?

Sources: UltGuide

Screen Romance Stories

Issues & Index Sources: Jan-1928 – ?

Publishers: Carwood

Screen Romances (UK)

Total Issues: 2

Issues & Index Sources: Apr-1948 – Jul-1948:

Fictionmags Website

Publishers:   Bear Hudson
Prices:   1/-
Pagecounts:   24pp

Screen Romances (US)

Magazine featuring photo-illustrated novelized versions of popular films.

Issues & Index Sources: in 1940s

Screen Scandals

Issues & Index Sources

May-1936 – Aug-1936:

Fictionmags Website

(sample issue only)

Sep-1936 – Mar-1937, as French Scandals

Publishers

H.M. Publishing

Sources

UltGuide, Uncovered

Screen Stories [1930]

Total Issues: 289

Issues & Index Sources

8-Feb-1930 – 17-Aug-1935

#incorporated into Boy's Cinema

Publishers

Amalgamated Press

Prices

Pagecounts

28pp

Frequency

weekly (every Monday)

Screen Stories [1948]

Total Issues: 21

Issues & Index Sources: Jan/Feb-1948 – 1-Sep-1949

Frequency: bi-monthly to Jan/Feb-1949; monthly to Jun-1949; then weekly

Screen Stories [US]

Best Movies of the Month in Short Form.

Issues & Index Sources: in 1950s:

Fictionmags Website

(sample issue only)

Publishers:   Dell Publishing Co, Inc.
Editors:   Durbin L. Horner
Formats:   quarto
Prices:   25c
Pagecounts:   82pp



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Scribner's Magazine

A prestigious monthly, often beautifully illustrated, including colour plates. Authors included Robert Louis Stevenson, J.M. Barrie, Stephen Crane, John Galsworthy, Edith Wharton, Ernest Hemingway ("A Farewell to Arms" 1929). Merges with Commentator.

Note: I have a note that Scribner's Monthly was briefly revived in 1971 but have no further details -- MA.

Issues & Index Sources

Jan-1887 – May-1939:	Index to Periodical Literature	(Poole to 1906 only; Hannigan 1900 - 1914 only)
	The Standard Index of Short Stories	(Poole to 1906 only; Hannigan 1900 - 1914 only)

1937 – 1942, as Scribner's Commentator

Publishers

Charles Scribner

Editors

  1887 – 1914: Edward L. Burlingame
  1914 – 1930: Robert Bridges
  1930 – 1936: Alfred Dashiell

Prices

initially 25c

Frequency

monthly

Related Sites

Spartacus Educational



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Scribner's Monthly

see under The Century Magazine

Script

A West-Coast magazine which always lost money but strove to develop new writers. Despite its title, it was not a magazine of movie scripts (although it did gain some funding from film-industry sources). Circulation peaked at 50,000+. Published Ray Bradbury's first professional story ("It's Not the Heat, It's the Hu--," 2-Nov-1940), though he was never paid for it; also early work by Louis L'Amour and some pieces by Edgar Rice Burroughs.