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The Passing Show [v 2 #71, July 29, 1933] (Odhams Press, 2d, 40pp, 9¼" x 12") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #72, August 5, 1933] (Odhams Press, 2d, 40pp, 9¼" x 12") [MA]
- 3 · Meet a Murderer · Rosita Forbes · ss
- 7 · The Holidays they Dream · D. M. B. Collier · ar
- 8 · I Step off the Map, 3: Was it a Miracle Which saved me? · Evelyn Waugh · ar; (Waugh talks about how he became lost in the savannah and prayed for guidance clutching his St Christopher medallion. At that moment his horse set off in a different direction through a pathway Waugh hadn’t seen and led him direct to the ranch he was looking for - though it was still two hours away)
- 10 · Hey, Taxi! · H. Kingsley Long · ss
- 11 · An Eisteddfod for England, Please! · Hannen Swaffer · ar
- 12 · The Circus is on Fire · Reuban Castang · ar; (Wild Animal Man #9)
- 14 · The Laughing Crook, 3. Evidence to Burn · Will Scott · ss
- 17 · Ruler of the Rails · Private Secretary · ar; (Private Lives #72; about Sir Josiah Stamp)
- 22 · It’s Beauty we Want · Leonora Eyles · ar; (Woman to Woman feature)
- 26 · The Girl at the Night Club · George Froxfield · ss
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The Passing Show [v 2 #73, August 12, 1933] (Odhams Press, 2d, 40pp, 9¼" x 12") [MA]
- 3 · How They Make Millions, 1: Supermen—or just Lucky Chaps? · John Gliddon · ar; (about Sir William Morris, Sir Herbert Austin, Lord Wakefield, Gordon Selfridge)
- 5 · Mr. Clever · Christine Jope-Slade · ss
- 9 · Are You a Yes Man? · Hannen Swaffer · ar
- 10 · Stampede! — When Twenty Elephants Ran Amok · Reuban Castang · ar; (Wild Animal Man #10)
- 12 · The Love Machine · Francis H. Sibson · ss; (about a machine which is supposed to create a love vibe!)
- 15 · I Step off the Map, 4: Nobody Asked me—but I Stayed the Night · Evelyn Waugh · ar
- 16 · The Laughing Crook, 4. The Black Abbey Affair · Will Scott · ss
- 20 · A Bottle of Whisky · Frank H. Shaw · ss
- 28 · The Musical Drill Sergeant · Private Secretary · ar; (Private Lives #73; about Sir Henry Wood)
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The Passing Show [v 2 #74, August 19, 1933] (2d, 9¼" x 12") Special Radio Number. [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #75, August 26, 1933] (2d, 9¼" x 12") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #76, September 2, 1933] (2d, 9¼" x 12") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #77, September 9, 1933] (2d, 9¼" x 12") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #78, September 16, 1933] (2d, 9¼" x 12") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #79, September 23, 1933] (2d, 9¼" x 12") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #80, September 30, 1933] (2d, 9¼" x 12") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #81, October 7, 1933] (2d, 44pp, 10½" x 14¼") With this issue the magazine switched to the large tabloid format with 44 pages, but still priced twopence. It now includes both a serial and a new “Smile Section” called Laughter. [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #82, October 14, 1933] (2d, 10½" x 14¼") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #83, October 21, 1933] (2d, 10½" x 14¼") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #84, October 28, 1933] (2d, 10½" x 14¼") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #85, November 4, 1933] (2d, 10½" x 14¼") [Note: The editorial on page 36 includes some feedback on the new format Passing Show. It’s a mized reaction, some not liking the new size, but one correspondent says that the “one redeeming feature [is] the fine new series, ‘The Pirates of Venus’] [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #86, November 11, 1933] (2d, 10½" x 14¼") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #87, November 18, 1933] (2d, 10½" x 14¼") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #88, November 25, 1933] (2d, 10½" x 14¼") [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #89, December 2, 1933] (2d, 10½" x 14¼") Special Christmas issue [MA]
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The Passing Show [v 2 #90, December 9, 1933] (2d, 10½" x 14¼") [MA]
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