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* Private Lives 126: Yea, Verity!, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 18 1934; about cricketer Hedley Verity.
* Private Lives 127: Untidiest Husband, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 25 1934; about Sinclair Lewis.
* Private Lives 128: The Skipper, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 1 1934; about Tom Sopwith.
* Private Lives 129: Cock o’ The North, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 8 1934; about The Marquess of Huntly.
* Private Lives 12: A Meteor with a Moustache, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 23 1932; about Hitler.
* Private Lives 12: The Prince of Two Worlds, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 11 1932; about the Aga Khan.
* Private Lives 130: Music’s Mussolini, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 15 1934; about Arturo Toscanini.
* Private Lives 131: Edith the Unexpected, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 22 1934; about Edith Sitwell.
* Private Lives 132: General Eva, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 29 1934; about Evangeline Booth.
* Private Lives 133: Speed Merchant, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 6 1934; about John Cobb.
* Private Lives 134: Sporty Bill, (cl) The Passing Show Oct 13 1934; about Lord Glanely.
* Private Lives 135: The Man Who Takes Your Money, (cl) The Passing Show Oct 20 1934; about Sir Edward Forber.
* Private Lives 136: The Jaguar’s Mistress, (cl) The Passing Show Oct 27 1934; about opera singer Lily Pons.
* Private Lives 137: The Who’s Who Painter, (cl) The Passing Show Nov 3 1934; about Philip de Laszlo.
* Private Lives 138: The Singing Architect, (cl) The Passing Show Nov 10 1934; about Sir Gilbert Scott.
* Private Lives 139: Jay-Dee, (cl) The Passing Show Nov 17 1934; about J. D. Cassels, K.C.
* Private Lives 13: The Sphinx of Wimbledon, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 18 1932; about Helen Wills Moody.
* Private Lives 140: Gertie, (cl) The Passing Show Nov 24 1934; about Gertrude Lawrence.
* Private Lives 141: Cosmo Cantuar, (cl) The Passing Show Dec 1 1934; (about Cosmo Lang, archbishop of Canterbury).
* Private Lives 146: Best-seller in Stone, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 5 1935; (about sculptor Reid Dick).
* Private Lives 147: Hermit on Hot Bricks, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 12 1935; (about Geoffrey G. Knox, chairman of the Saar Territory).
* Private Lives 148: Daddy Dear, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 19 1935; (about actor Conrad Veidt).
* Private Lives 14: Mussolini and His Cat, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 25 1932; in which we learn about Mussolini’s pet Persian cat, the only animal he respects because of it is ruthless, like himself.
* Private Lives 150: Eric, or Plenty by Plenty, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 9 1935; (about Sir Eric Campbell Geddes).
* Private Lives 151: Wizard’s Daughter, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 16 1935; (about Megan Lloyd George).
* Private Lives 152: Flying Dutchman, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 23 1935; (about Anthony Fokker).
* Private Lives 15: The Marble Minister, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 2 1932; About Sir John Simon, the Foreign Minister.
* Private Lives 16: The Knight of Speed, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 9 1932; About Sir Malcolm Campbell.
* Private Lives 17: Beautiful Boo, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 16 1932; about Evelyn Laye.
* Private Lives 19: Mrs Bernard Shaw, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 30 1932
* Private Lives 1:JRM of No.10, (ar) The New Passing Show Mar 26 1932; about Ramsey MacDonald.
* Private Lives 20: Sunny Jim, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 6 1932; (about Rt-Hon James Henry Thomas).
* Private Lives 21: The Richest Bachelor, Sir Philip Sassoon, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 13 1932
* Private Lives 22: Radio Reith (Sir John Reith), (ar) The Passing Show Aug 20 1932
* Private Lives 23: The Student of Prague - Masaryk, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 27 1932
* Private Lives 24: O.K. Don, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 3 1932; (about Kaye Don).
* Private Lives 25: The Diplomatic Daddy, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 10 1932; (about Dino Grandi).
* Private Lives 26: The Reasonable Man, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 17 1932; about H.G. Wells.
* Private Lives 27: The Authoress with Chic, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 24 1932; about Vicki Baum.
* Private Lives 28: The Sexton of Romance, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 1 1932; about Lord Merrivale.
* Private Lives 29: The Top Gear Baronet, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 8 1932; about Sir William Morris, Bart.
* Private Lives 2: The Human Fortress - Hindenburg, (ar) The New Passing Show Apr 2 1932
* Private Lives 30: The Man You Don’t Know, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 15 1932; about Charlie Chaplin.
* Private Lives 31: The Athletic Cripple, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 22 1932; about Theodore Roosevelt.
* Private Lives 32: The Man Who Mayn’t Go Back, (ar) The Passing Show Oct 29 1932; about Herbert Hoover.
* Private Lives 33: Peter Pan, M.P., (ar) The Passing Show Nov 5 1932; about George Lansbury.
* Private Lives 34: That Man de Valera, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 12 1932; about Eamon de Valera.
* The Private Lives 35: Sparetime Premier, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 19 1932; about Edouard Herriot, Prime Minister of France.
* Private Lives 36: “Old English”, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 26 1932; about Lord Lonsdale, the Empire’s “most universally popular peer”.
* Private Lives 38: The Winged Philosopher, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 10 1932; about Sir Rabindranath Tagore.
* Private Lives 3: The Bearded Banker, (ar) The New Passing Show Apr 9 1932; about Montagu Norman, Governor of the Bank of England.
* Private Lives 40: “Bombo”, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 24 1932; about J. B. S. Haldane.
* Private Lives 41: An Emperor of M.P.G., (ar) The Passing Show Dec 31 1932; about Henri Deterding, “the most powerful man in Europe”.
* Private Lives 42: The Man Who Despises People, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 7 1933; about Jacob Epstein.
* Private Lives 43: Farmer George, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 14 1933; about David Lloyd George.
* Private Lives 44: Guglielmo, Marquis of the Magic Sea, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 28 1933; [Note: from this point on the series is misnumbered by one.].
* Private Lives 44: The Fattest Author, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 21 1933; about G. K. Chesterton.
* Private Lives 45: The Man Who Leaves His Body, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 4 1933; about Einstein.
* Private Lives 46: Winnie the Pooh Bah, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 11 1933; Sir Winston Churchill.
* Private Lives 47: The Loftiest Man on Earth, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 18 1933; about Auguste Picard who had traveled higher into the sky than anyone.
* Private Lives 48: Dick, the Jolly Dean, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 25 1933; about Reverend Dick Sheppard.
* Private Lives 49: The Richest Man in Britain, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 4 1933; about Sir John Ellerman.
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The New Passing Show Apr 16 1932

* Private Lives 50: Tree-Dweller, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 11 1933; about Charles Laughton.
* Private Lives 51: Plum and the Old Thing, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 18 1933; about P. G. Wodehouse.
* Private Lives 52: Zozo, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 25 1933; about Stalin (apparently he used to play the balalaika and still plays jazz on the piano).
* Private Lives 53: The Scientific Grandpa, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 1 1933; about Sir Oliver Lodge.
* Private Lives 54: Pius XI, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 8 1933
* Private Lives 55: The Man His Foes Love, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 15 1933; about James Maxton, M.P.
* Private Lives 56: The Arab King, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 22 1933; about King Feisal of Iraq.
* Private Lives 57: The Diplomat the Cooks Consult, (ar) The Passing Show Apr 29 1933; about Aimé Joseph de Fleuriau.
* Private Lives 58: The Academy Queen, (ar) The Passing Show May 6 1933; about Dame Laura Knight.
* Private Lives 59: The Jumping Peer, (ar) The Passing Show May 13 1933; about David Cecil, Lord Burghley.
* Private Lives 5: Peter Pan, (ar) The New Passing Show Apr 23 1932; about J. M. Barrie.
* Private Lives 60: The Gentle General, (ar) The Passing Show May 20 1933; about Sir Ian Hamilton.
* Private Lives 61: Leader of the Jews, (ar) The Passing Show May 27 1933; about Dr. Joseph Herman Hertz.
* Private Lives 62: The King’s Nurse, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 3 1933; (about Sister Catherine Black).
* Private Lives 64: The Shrimp of the M.C.C., (ar) The Passing Show Jun 17 1933; (about Henry Dudley Leveson Gower).
* Private Lives 65: The Dog Dictator, (ar) The Passing Show Jun 24 1933; (about Brigadier-General Alfred Cecil Critchley).
* Private Lives 66: Volga Boatman, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 1 1933; (about Chaliapin).
* Private Lives 67: Writer of the Romany, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 8 1933; (about Lady Eleanor Smith).
* Private Lives 69: King of Trumps, (ar) The Passing Show Jul 15 1933; (about Ely Culbertson).
* Private Lives 6: The Last Bohemian, (ar) The New Passing Show Apr 30 1932; about Augustus John.
* Private Lives 7: Billion Dollar Ambassador, (ar) The New Passing Show May 7 1932; about Andrew Mellon.
* Private Lives 8: The Blue-Eyed Princess, (ar) The New Passing Show May 14 1932; about Princess Ingrid of Sweden.
* Private Lives 91: The Man from the Dark, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 16 1933; (about Aldous Huxley).
* Private Lives 92: The Fourth Man in England, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 23 1933; (about William Temple, Archbishop of York).
* Private Lives 93: Immortal Elf, S.W.1, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 30 1933; (about Jean Forbes-Robertson).
* Private Lives 94: Man with 7 Countries, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 6 1934; (about Alexander Korda).
* Private Lives 95: Recording Angel, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 13 1934; about Sir Ernest Wild.
* Private Lives 96: Voice of the Flowers, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 20 1934; about Amelita Galli Curci.
* Private Lives 97: Old Master, (ar) The Passing Show Jan 27 1934; about Frank Brangwyn.
* Private Lives 98: The World’s Grandma, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 3 1934; about Marie Dressler.
* Private Lives 99: The Man Who Was Lawrence, (ar) The Passing Show Feb 10 1934; about T. E. Lawrence.
* Private Lives 9: The Duke of Westmillions, (ar) The Passing Show May 21 1932; about the Duke of Westminster.
* Private Lives: Crossing Keeper, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 16 1935; Leslie Hore-Belisha.
* Private Lives: First Man on the Films, (ar) The Passing Show Mar 9 1935; about Edward Short, K.C..
* The Queen of America, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 30 1933; (Private Lives #80; about Eleanor Roosevelt).
* Quiet Young Man, (ar) The Passing Show Nov 18 1933; (Private Lives #87; about Henry Hall) (notes that Hall had read everything by Edgar Wallace).
* Radio’s Diplomat (Private Lives No.144, Gladstone Murray), (cl) The Passing Show Dec 22 1934
* Ruler of the Rails, (ar) The Passing Show Aug 5 1933; (Private Lives #72; about Sir Josiah Stamp).
* Scientific Grandpa (Private Lives No.142, Sir William Bragg), (cl) The Passing Show Dec 8 1934
* Six-Days-a-Week Tennis Girl, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 2 1933; (Private Lives #76; about Dorothy Round).
* Susan Claus, (ar) The Passing Show Dec 2 1933; (Private Lives #89; about Arabella Susan Lawrence).
* Tubby of Toc H., (ar) The Passing Show Nov 11 1933; (Private Lives #86; about the Reverend Philip Clayton).
* “Wakers”, (ar) The Passing Show Sep 23 1933; (Private Lives #79; about William Waveli Wakefield).
PRIVATE, A (chron.)

* Is the Army Worth Joining? (Both Sides) (with Howard Hensman, ed. & A Recruiting Sergeant), (ar) The Grand Magazine Jul 1905
PRIVILEGED SUBJECT, A (chron.)

* The King and Queen of England, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1901
PRIZE LETTERS (chron.)

* The Open Door, (lt) Metropolitan Magazine Feb-Mar 1923
PRIZEL, YURI (1949?- ) (chron.)

* Learn Murder by Mail, (vi) Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine Jan 1982
PROBATION OFFICER, A (chron.)

* I Help to Cure Crime, (ar) Lilliput Jan 1939
PROBERT, C. J. (chron.)

* Letter, (lt) Magazine of Horror Fll 1970
PROBST, R. OTTO (chron.)

* letter, (lt) All-Story Weekly Jul 12 1919
PROBSTFIELD, JUNE (chron.)

* Duel, (pm) Prairie Wings Apr 1937
PROCELL, FRANK A. (chron.)

* The Camp Dix Railroad, (ar) Railroad Magazine Aug 1938
PROCHASKA, ERIC (chron.)

* Interred With the Bones, (ss) Whistling Shade: A Twin Cities Literary Journal Win 2004
PROCKTER, DAVID (chron.)

* Ammo Collector, (ss) Argosy (UK) Aug 1965
PROCOSTOMUS, PRENTIS (chron.)

* Dead Men Don’t Share Spades, (vi) Darke World Jun/Jul 1993
PROCTA, OWEN (chron.)

* How Some Women Eat, (ar) Ladies Home Journal Mar 1891
PROCTER, BRYAN WALLER (chron.)

* The Poet’s Song to His Wife, (pm) National Magazine Jul 1902
PROCTER, ELSPETH (chron.)

* Marigolds, (pm) Woman’s Magazine Feb 1936
* Queen Eleanor’s Cross, (pm) Woman’s Magazine Mar 1936
PROCTER, MAURICE (1906-1973); Novelist. Born in Nelson, Lancashire, England. (chron.)

* The Bowstring Murder, (ss) Colliers Nov 1 1952
PROCTER, RICHARD A. (chron.)

* The Stars in February, (nf) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1877
* The Stars in March, (nf) St. Nicholas Magazine Mar 1877
* The Stars in October, (nf) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1877
PROCTOR, A. A. (chron.)

* Brains, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine May 1928
PROCTOR, ADELAIDE A. (chron.)

* Foundation for Hope, (pm) The Argosy Feb 18 1893
PROCTOR, ANNE HACKHAM (chron.)

* Why Brigitte Bardot Can’t Hold Her Man, (ar) WildCat Adventures Sep 1963
PROCTOR, ANNIE L. (chron.)

* Janie Thompson’s Lovers, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine Jan 1865
PROCTOR, AURION M. (1909-1983); No information. (chron.)

* 110 Years of Car Trucks, (ar) Railroad Magazine Jun 1942
* The C&O, (pi) Railroad Magazine May 1940
* Clearing the Switch Points, (pi) Railroad Magazine Feb 1944
* Filling the Dome, (pi) Railroad Magazine Mar 1942
* In the Hole for the Manifest, (pi) Railroad Magazine Sep 1942
* Wheeling the Sugar Dodges, (ar) Railroad Magazine Nov 1942
PROCTOR, EDNA DEAN (chron.)

* Balta, (pm) National Magazine Sep 1914
* Columbia’s Emblem, (pm) The Century Sep 1892

National Magazine Feb 1904

* The Cossack, (pm) National Magazine Aug 1914
* Daniel Webster, (pm) National Magazine Feb 1914
* Easter Morning, (pm) National Magazine Apr 1914
* The Empire of the East, (pm) National Magazine Feb 1913
* Frederick III of Germany, (pm) National Magazine Sep 1914
* God’s Mariner, (pm) National Magazine Apr 1911
* Hope and Despair, (pm) National Magazine Jan 1915
* The Lady of the White House, (pm) National Magazine Sep 1913
* Moosilauk, (pm) Atlantic Monthly Aug 1894

National Magazine May 1911

* The Morning Star, (pm) National Magazine Apr 1911
* The Mountain Speaks, (pm) National Magazine Aug 1911
* The New World’s Queen, (ss) Ladies Home Journal May 1893
* Nicholas Alexandrovitch, the Crown Prince of Russia, (bg) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1884
* Our National Floral Emblem, (ar) National Magazine Feb 1904
* Persia to Europe, (pm) National Magazine Mar 1912

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