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Smith, Frank P.

* The Evolution of the Juggling Fly, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine #159, March 1909

* A People Governed to Death, (ar) The Cosmopolitan March 1886

* William Ewart Gladstone, (ar) The Cosmopolitan March 1886

Smith, Frank Wade

* Mustered Out, (ss) The Argosy June 1913

Smith, Franklin P.

* Riding in Washington, (ar) The Cosmopolitan November 1888

Smith, Franklyn G.

* Talayots, Taulas, and Nauetas, (ar) The English Illustrated Magazine #234, March 1903

Smith, (David) Fred(erick)

* How to Raise a Child (with Alva Johnston), (ar) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 20, Jan 27, Feb 3 1940

* Television Terrors, (sl) The Illustrated Detective Magazine Jan, Feb, Mar 1932

Smith, Fred(erick Lindsay)

* A Boy and His Song, (ar) Trap Door #28, December 2011

* Midges in the Gloaming, (ar) Trap Door #32, March 2016

* [letter], (lt) Trap Door #21 Mar 2002, #24 Jan 2007, #25 Feb 2008, #27 Dec 2010, #28 Dec 2011, #29 Dec 2012, #30 Dec 2013, #31 Dec 2014

* Once There Was a Magazine by Mike Ashley, (br) Foundation #87, Spring 2003

Smith, Fred C.

* In the Path of Jumping Death, (ss) Ghost Stories September 1926; as told to John Ruse Woodward

Smith, Fred T.

* Editor: Man Dec 1957, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep 1958

Smith, Fred. R.

* The Wonderful Two-Suiter, (ar) True #200, January 1954

Smith, Frederic H(arrison), Jr.

* Isolating the Battlefield, (ar) Sky Fighters Fall 1945

Smith, Frederic L.

* Sales Resistance, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1930

Smith, Frederic L., Jr.

* Just a Nice, Easy Week-End, (vi) Harper’s Magazine #1003, December 1933

* Opened by Mistake, (ms) Harper’s Magazine #1050, November 1937

Smith, Frederick

* “Happy Landings, Your Highness”, (ss) Sky Fighters June 1933

Smith, Frederick E(dwin, 1st Earl of Birkenhead)

* Advocacy, (ar) The Strand Magazine #419, November 1925

* The Air in 2029, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #437, October 1929

* The Amenities of 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine #436, September 1929

* Are Our Morals Changing?, (ar) Nash’s Magazine #422, July 1928

* The Art of Oratory, 4: The Stream of British Eloquence, (ar) T.P.’s and Cassell’s Weekly #111, December 5 1925

* The Art of Public Speaking:
* ___ I. Advocacy, (ar) The Strand Magazine #419, November 1925
* Bywaters and Thompson, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine August 1927

* Crippin’s Mistress, (ar)

Encore #41, July 1945; from Famous Trials of History (1928).

* The Cruelties of Divorce, (ar) Britannia #2, October 5 1928

* Deacon Brodie, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine February 1926

* Detectives in Fact and Fiction, (ar) Britannia #22, February 22 1929

* Dr. Dodd, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine December 1925

* Ethel Le Neve: Crippin’s Friend, (ar) The London Magazine #171, January 1925

* Eugene Aram, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine March 1926

* Everyday Life in 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine #433, June 1929

* The Fall of Constantinople, (ar) Hutchinson’s Story-Magazine October 1929

* Famous Trials of History:
* ___ Mary Queen of Scots, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine April 1925
* ___ The Trial of Captain Kidd, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine June 1925
* ___ The Trial of Thomas Wentworth, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine May 1925
* Famous Trials:
* ___ Deacon Brodie, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine February 1926
* ___ Dr. Dodd, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine December 1925
* ___ Eugene Aram, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine March 1926
* ___ Green and Others for the Murder of Sir Edmundbury Godfrey, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine January 1926
* ___ Lord Mohun, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine October 1925
* ___ The Man Who Stole the King’s Crown, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine July 1925
* ___ Spencer Cowper, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine November 1925
* ___ The Wardens of the Fleet, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine August 1925
* ___ Warren Hastings, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine September 1925
* The Frauds on the Bank of Liverpool, (ar) The London Magazine #173, March 1925

* The Future of British Industry, (ar) The Windsor Magazine July 1925

* The German Hospital Ship, (ar) The London Magazine #182, Christmas 1925

* The Glorious Revolution, (ar) Hutchinson’s Story-Magazine September 1929

* The Great Tobacco War, (ss) The Premier Magazine #16, January 1928

* Green and Others for the Murder of Sir Edmundbury Godfrey, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine January 1926

* How I Entered Parliament, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #388, August 1925

* How Mr. Joseph Chamberlain Helped Me, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #387, July 1925

* In 2029, What Will Be the World Polity, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #438, November 1929

* Industry in 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine #432, May 1929

* In Twenty Twenty-Nine, (ss) The Century Magazine August 1929

* James Scott, Duke of Monmouth, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine October 1928

* Joan of Arc, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine October 1927

* Jonathan Wild, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine May 1928

* Landru, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine March 1928

* The Lord Chancellorship, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #390, October 1925

* Lord Mohun, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine October 1925

* Madeleine Smith, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine September 1928

* Major Strangeways, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine November 1927

* The Making of a Statesman, (ar) The Windsor Magazine June 1925

* The Man Who Stole the King’s Crown, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine July 1925

* The “Marconi Scandal”: The Trial of Rex v. Chesterton, (ar) The London Magazine #174, April 1925

* The Marquise de Brinvilliers, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine September 1927

* Mary Queen of Scots, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine April 1925

* Milestones of My Life, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #385, May 1925

Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #388, August 1925

Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #387, July 1925

Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #390, October 1925

Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #389, September 1925

Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #386, June 1925

* Mr. Lloyd George, (bg) The Strand Magazine #478, October 1930 [Ref. David Lloyd George]

* Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, (bg) The Strand Magazine #481, January 1931 [Ref. Ramsay MacDonald]

* The Murder of Dr Parkman, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine July 1928

* My Career in the House of Commons, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #389, September 1925

* My Famous Trials:
* ___ Ethel Le Neve: Crippin’s Friend, (ar) The London Magazine #171, January 1925
* ___ The Frauds on the Bank of Liverpool, (ar) The London Magazine #173, March 1925
* ___ The “Marconi Scandal”: The Trial of Rex v. Chesterton, (ar) The London Magazine #174, April 1925
* ___ A Plot to Murder Mrs. Lloyd George, (ar) The London Magazine #172, February 1925
* ___ Sir Roger Casement, (ar) The London Magazine #170, December 1924
* One of My Famous Trials:
* ___ The German Hospital Ship, (ar) The London Magazine #182, Christmas 1925
* Party Politics, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine #207, March 1913

* Patriotism, (ar) The Windsor Magazine August 1925

* Philip Snowden, The Robespierre of the English Labour Movement, (ar) Britannia and Eve December 1929

* A Plot to Murder Mrs. Lloyd George, (ar) The London Magazine #172, February 1925

* Queen Anne Is Dead, (ar) Hutchinson’s Story-Magazine November 1929

* Salamis and Plataea, (ar) Hutchinson’s Story-Magazine December 1929

* The Second Milestone of My Life, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #386, June 1925

* The Seddon Case, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine April 1928

* Should We Hush Our Scandals?, (ar) Smart Set February 1928

* Sir Roger Casement, (ar) The London Magazine #170, December 1924

* Spencer Cowper, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine November 1925

* The Trial of Burke and Hare, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine February 1929

* The Trial of Captain Kidd, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine June 1925

* The Trial of Charles I, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine January 1929

* The Trial of Colonel Nicholas Bayard, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine December 1928

* The Trial of Francis Bacon, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine November 1928

* The Trial of Lord Cochrane, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine October 1926

* The Trial of Marie Antoinette, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine June 1928

* The Trial of Mrs. Maybrick, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine January 1928

* Trial of the “Duchess of Kingston”, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine July 1927

* The Trial of Thomas Wentworth, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine May 1925

* The Trial of William Cobbett for Libel, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine August 1928

* The Trials of Charles Peace, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine December 1927

* The True Lord Kitchener, (bg) The Strand Magazine #473, May 1930 [Ref. Herbert Kitchener]

* Turning Points in History, (ar) Hutchinson’s Story-Magazine August 1929

* Turning Points in History: The Battle of Hastings, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine June 1929

* Unionist Social Reform, (ar) T.P.’s Magazine #16, January 1912

* The United States Today, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 19 1924

* The “Veronica” Murders, (ts) Famous Trials of History by The Earl of Birkenhead, Hutchinson, 1926

John Creasey Mystery Magazine February 1960

* The Views of Mr. F. E. Smith, (ar) T.P.’s Magazine #9, June 1911

* The Wardens of the Fleet, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine August 1925

* War in 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine #431, April 1929

* Warren Hastings, (ar) Hutchinson’s Mystery Story Magazine September 1925

* When I Was Young. No. II, (mm) The Strand Magazine #409, January 1925

* Woman in 2029, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #439, December 1929

* The World in 2029:
* ___ , (ar) Nash’s Magazine #430, March 1929
* ___ War in 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine #431, April 1929
* ___ Industry in 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine #432, May 1929
* ___ The Air in 2029, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #437, October 1929
* ___ The Amenities of 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine #436, September 1929
* ___ Everyday Life in 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine #433, June 1929
* ___ In 2029, What Will Be the World Polity, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #438, November 1929
* ___ Woman in 2029, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #439, December 1929
* The Yelverton Case, (ar) Hutchinson’s Magazine February 1928

* The Future of F. E. Smith by T. P. O’Connor, M.P., (ar) T.P.’s Magazine #7, April 1911

* Lord Birkenhead, Some Reminiscences by J. H. Morgan, (ar) Nash’s Magazine #428, January 1929

* Mr. F. E. Smith, K.C., M.P. by John Foster Fraser, (bg) The London Magazine #143, July 1910

* Points of View by Sidney Dark, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly #189, November 18 1922

* Portraits of Celebrities at Different Ages: Mr. F.E. Smith, K.C., M.P., (bg) The Strand Magazine #242, February 1911

* R.D.B.’s Procession by Ralph D. Blumenfeld, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine #501, February 1935

* Three Rising Men of the House of Commons by T. P. O’Connor, M.P., (ar) Cassell’s Magazine December 1908

Smith, Frederick E(screet)

* The Devil Doll, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #23, 1955

* The Devil’s Land, (ss) John Bull #2550, May 14 1955

* The Dive of Death, (ss) John Bull #2524, November 13 1954

* The Hole That Screamed, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #9, April/May 1951

* The Other Twin, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #13, 1951

* Sea Shroud, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #24, February 1955

* Those That Hunt by Night, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #22, 1954

* Twelve Peaks to the Sky, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #5, 1950

* Frederick E. Smith by Gordon Wells, (iv) Million: The Magazine About Popular Fiction #12, November/December 1992

Smith, Frederick James

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* 1897… Boy Overboard!… 1937, (mr) Liberty May 22 1937, as by Beverly Hills

* A 1928 Pioneer, (mr) Liberty August 25 1928

* 1932’s First Four-Star Picture, (mr) Liberty February 6 1932

* Aces and Queens, (mr) Liberty January 26 1929

* An Adventure in Democracy, (mr) Liberty August 11 1928

* Adventures in Hoofing and Homicide, (mr) Liberty June 5 1937, as by Beverly Hills

* The All-Star Parade, (mr) Liberty May 21 1932

* All the Epics in One, (mr) Liberty April 20 1929

* All Wet, (mr) Liberty February 2 1929

* Among the Breaking Hearts, (mr) Liberty February 22 1930

* And Now, the Debutante Doughboy, (mr) Liberty June 1 1929

* Annie Laurie Breaks Into the Movies, (mr) Liberty July 2 1927

* Another Barrymore Heard From, (mr) Liberty November 12 1932

* Antic, Romantic, Bombastic, (mr) Liberty October 27 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Artist, Archduke, Athlete, (mr) Liberty February 2 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Assorted Crime, (mr) Liberty September 29 1928

* Aztec Mystery, (mr) Liberty November 5 1927

* Babies and Broadway, (mr) Liberty October 8 1932

* Backstage in Hollywood, (mr) Liberty August 13 1932

* Back to D’Artagnan, (mr) Liberty April 6 1929

* Back to the Good Old Days, (mr) Liberty September 3 1932

* Ballot-Box Heroes, (mr) Liberty July 16 1932

* Barrister, Bar Sinister, and Beau Brummell, (mr) Liberty January 20 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* The Barrymores and Rudy, (mr) Liberty January 11 1930

* Beer, Love, and a Few Tears, (mr) Liberty December 10 1927

* Behind the Black Mask, (mr) Liberty June 25 1932

* The Best of the Talkies, (mr) Liberty June 15 1929

* Big Top and Ballyhoo, (mr) Liberty November 17 1928

* The Big Youth Drive, (mr) Liberty June 23 1928

* Black and Great, (mr) Liberty August 24 1929

* A Blonde Orchid, (mr) Liberty March 10 1928

* Blood and Blunder, (mr) Liberty June 22 1929

* Bob Burns and His Bazooka, (ar) Liberty October 17 1936

* Bojangles of Harlem, (ar) Liberty April 17 1937

* Borrowed Stars, (mr) Liberty July 2 1932

* Bow Peeps, (mr) Liberty May 4 1929

* Box-Office!, (mr) Liberty October 26 1929

* Boys, Beasts, and Bunco, (mr) Liberty May 5 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Brilliant, Baffling, Boisterous, (mr) Liberty April 20 1935, as by Beverly Hills

Liberty (Canada) April 20 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Britannia Rules the Reels, (mr) Liberty August 17 1929

* Brother Against Brother, (mr) Liberty March 12 1932

* Burning Events and Oil Tanks, (mr) Liberty July 7 1928

* Business, Barrymore, and Blizzards, (mr) Liberty August 27 1932

* Carnival, (mr) Liberty August 18 1928

* Casey Bats Out a Hit, (mr) Liberty May 7 1927

* Cave Man, Snow Man, Monster, (mr) Liberty February 10 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Celluloid Cadets, (mr) Liberty December 17 1927

* Child Hunting in the Talkies, (mr) Liberty August 8 1931

* A Chinese Lily, (mr) Liberty March 19 1932

* A Climax in Crime, (mr) Liberty May 28 1932

* Colorful, Cynical, Cryptic, (mr) Liberty October 6 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Come-Backs, (mr) Liberty November 9 1929

* Comedies Take Command, (mr) Liberty September 17 1932

* Compelling, Colorful, Comic, (mr) Liberty January 5 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Crash-and-Chatter De Luxe, (mr) Liberty January 12 1929

* Crime, Sobs, and Thrills, (mr) Liberty June 4 1932

* Cutting Out the Slush, (mr) Liberty May 14 1927

* Cynical, Sinister, Simple, (mr) Liberty July 14 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* A Daring Joan, (mr) Liberty January 19 1929

* Dead Pan Butterworth, (ar) Liberty October 31 1936

* The Devil-Dogs Speak, (mr) Liberty September 7 1929

* Dixie in Filmland, (mr) Liberty October 27 1928

* Dolores—Loved and Lost, (mr) Liberty April 14 1928

* Dough—Ray—and Barthelmess, (mr) Liberty February 19 1927

* Eddie Cantor Had Six Months to Live, (ar) Liberty July 24 1937

* An Entertaining Crime, (mr) Liberty March 23 1929

* Everything’s Going Garbo, (mr) Liberty August 15 1931

* Fables, Follies, and Colt, (mr) Liberty October 1 1932

* Fantasy, Fable, Fun, (mr) Liberty December 22 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* The Farmers’ Daughter, (ar) This Week January 30 1938

* A Fighting Face in a Comedy, (mr) Liberty December 24 1927

* The Films Range Afar, (mr) Liberty March 8 1930

* The Film Story of Christ, (mr) Liberty June 11 1927

* The First Man of the Screen, (mr) Liberty March 24 1928

* A $500,000 Hunch, (mr) Liberty April 28 1928

* Flavorsome, Furtive Frenzied, (mr) Liberty February 23 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Flesh Paint, (mr) Liberty August 27 1927

* The Flowering Plante, (mr) Liberty July 9 1927

* Foolish Censors, (ar) Photoplay October 1922

* Footprints to Fame, (mr) Liberty February 23 1929

* Found at Last, (mr) Liberty June 16 1928

* From Broadway to Sir Arthur, (mr) Liberty July 6 1929

* From Footwork to Fantasy, (mr) Liberty February 1 1930

* From Horror to Hilarity, (mr) Liberty June 16 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* From Stage to Screen, (mr) Liberty October 3 1931

* From the Follies to the Films, (mr) Liberty February 12 1927

* From the Gay Nineties, (mr) Liberty June 6 1931

* Fun, Footwork, Finery, (mr) Liberty March 9 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Funny Boners, (mr) Liberty August 20 1927

* Gags of Gold, (ar) Liberty March 12 1927 [Ref. Harold Lloyd]

* Gallantry, Gallows, and Gangsters, (mr) Liberty November 19 1932

* Gamblers and Gangsters and Sadie McKee, (mr) Liberty June 30 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Gamboler, Gambler, Gamine, (mr) Liberty January 13 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Gaslight, Genius, and Girls, (mr) Liberty November 11 1933, as by Beverly Hills

* The Generous Mr. Barthelmess, (mr) Liberty October 15 1932

* Gentle, Glittering, Gruesome, (mr) Liberty December 23 1933, as by Beverly Hills

* German Films, Hollywood Style, Not So Good, (mr) Liberty November 19 1927

* The Gigolos Are Coming!, (mr) Liberty June 13 1931

* The Girl Who Dances for Hitler, (ar) Liberty April 8 1939

* Giving Gold the Gate, (mr) Liberty June 9 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Glamorous, Gleeful, Gawky, (mr) Liberty August 25 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Gloria Swanson Pays the Price of Fame, (ar) Liberty October 23 1926

* Glorifying the Gigolo, (mr) Liberty July 11 1931

* Gossipy, Garbled, Gauche, (mr) Liberty November 3 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Greta Finds Herself, (mr) Liberty November 27 1926

* Greta Garbo Brings Back Susan Lenox, (mr) Liberty November 14 1931 [Ref. Greta Garbo]

* Greta Garbo’s Farewell, (mr) Liberty July 9 1932

* Gripping, Ghostly, Gaudy, (mr) Liberty January 19 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Grisly, Gracious, Gay, (mr) Liberty March 31 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Growing Up, (mr) Liberty March 16 1929

* The Guardsman and the Maid, (mr) Liberty October 10 1931

* Guns, Gangsters, Gobs, (mr) Liberty May 30 1931

* Gutsy, Gay, Gripping, (mr) Liberty December 29 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Haandsome Is as Handsome Does, (mr) Liberty February 16 1929

* A Handsome Youth of Forty-seven, (mr) Liberty October 30 1926

* Happy, Hooverian, Hopeful, (mr) Liberty January 12 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Hardships, Battleships, and Courtships, (mr) Liberty December 30 1933, as by Beverly Hills

* Heartaches and Hilarity, (mr) Liberty December 17 1932

* He Fronts for Hollywood, (ar) Liberty April 30 1927

* The He-Man of Hollywood, (mr) Liberty December 3 1927

* Heroic, Rustic, Hectic, (mr) Liberty April 21 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* He Stepped Up from Stilts, (ar) This Week June 18 1939

* High, Low, Jack, (mr) Liberty December 1 1928

* Hilarious, Hackneyed, Hard-Boiled, (mr) Liberty December 15 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Hilarity, Hypnotism, Haymakers, (mr) Liberty June 2 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Hill Billies Make Film History, (mr) Liberty April 23 1927

* Historic, Heroic, Hilarious, (mr) Liberty March 2 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Hokum Among the Angels, (mr) Liberty July 23 1927

* Hollywood Builds Its Own Sahara, (mr) Liberty October 16 1926

* Hollywood Can’t Act, Says Gladys George, (ar) Liberty March 27 1937

* Hollywood Goes Spanish, (mr) Liberty December 24 1932

* Hollywood Looks at Hollywood, (mr) Liberty May 29 1937, as by Beverly Hills

* Hollywood’s Miracle Maker, (ar) This Week February 13 1938

* Hollywood’s New Purity Tape Measure, (ar) Liberty August 15 1936

* Hollywood’s Tomorrow Man, (ar) Liberty July 26 1941

* Hollywood Turns to Politics, (mr) Liberty April 30 1932

* Horror, Hoboes, and Honor, (mr) Liberty February 13 1932

* Huckleberry’s Finish, (mr) Liberty September 19 1931

* Humor, Humanity, Hokum, (mr) Liberty March 17 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* If at First You Don’t Succeed—, (mr) Liberty December 8 1928

* The Iliad—Jazz Style, (mr) Liberty February 4 1928

* I’ll Never Make a Movie, Says Katharine Cornell, (ar) Liberty May 1 1937

* “I’m No Glamour Girl,” Says Sylvia Sidney, (ar) Liberty March 12 1938

* An Imperial Madman, (mr) Liberty October 6 1928

* The Infernal Feminine, (mr) Liberty April 13 1929

* In the Offing, (mr) Liberty June 20 1931

* Is His Nose Red? Inside Facts About the Great Fields-McCarthy Vendetta, (ar) Liberty September 4 1937

* Jack in the Box-Office, (mr) Liberty September 17 1927

* Jazz, Joan and Junior, (mr) Liberty September 21 1929

* Jeering, Jovial, Jesting, (mr) Liberty November 25 1933, as by Beverly Hills

* Jinx, Joy, and Jazz, (mr) Liberty May 19 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Jungle Joys and Journalism, (mr) Liberty May 26 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Jungle Shadows on the Screen, (mr) Liberty June 18 1927

* Justice and Jazz, (mr) Liberty October 12 1929

* Keeping Up with Janet, (mr) Liberty June 2 1928

* King, Emperor, and Clown, (mr) Liberty October 28 1933, as by Beverly Hills

* The Kingley Clown, (mr) Liberty November 12 1927

* Kinks of Comedy, (ar) Liberty March 19 1927 [Ref. Mack Sennett]

* Laughing Off the War, (mr) Liberty January 1 1927

* Laughter, Luxury, and Love, (mr) Liberty June 18 1932

* Leading the Beauty Battalion, (mr) Liberty September 3 1927

* Leathernecking on the Screen, (mr) Liberty February 26 1927

* Legal, Lively, Lyric, (mr) Liberty January 6 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Light-Hearted, Lovelorn, Lonesome, (mr) Liberty February 24 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Lilting, Lively, Lavish, (mr) Liberty September 15 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Lilts and Lilacs, (mr) Liberty September 8 1928

* Lionel Barrymore’s Biggest Hit, (mr) Liberty February 27 1932

* A Little Beauty Goes a Long Way, (mr) Liberty August 6 1927

* Lonely Comic—The Private Life of Victor Moore, (ar) Liberty November 13 1937

* Loose, Lively, and Ludicrous, (mr) Liberty November 18 1933, as by Beverly Hills

* Lost Squadron on the Screen, (mr) Liberty April 2 1932

* Lo, the Rich Indian, (mr) Liberty June 4 1927

* A Louder and Tougher Carmen, (mr) Liberty September 10 1927

* Love and Farewell, (mr) Liberty May 19 1928

* Love Finds a Way, (mr) Liberty March 30 1929

* Love in the Talkies, (mr) Liberty January 25 1930

* Love, Larceny, Laughter, (mr) Liberty November 10 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Love Laughs at Barbed Wire, (mr) Liberty October 1 1927

* A Loving Lady of the Films, (ar) Liberty December 18 1926 [Ref. Pola Negri]

* A Luckless Trio, (mr) Liberty November 24 1928

* Luring, Laughable, Lyric, (mr) Liberty March 10 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Lyric, Gallic, Antic, (mr) Liberty September 1 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* A Machine-Gun Hit, (mr) Liberty October 22 1927

* Make-Believe, Melody, Mirth, (mr) Liberty January 27 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Making Love in the Talkies, (mr) Liberty July 25 1931

* Mamma Watches Her Love Scenes, (mr) Liberty January 8 1927

* The Man Who Turned Hollywood Upside Down, (ar) Liberty July 27 1940

* The Man You Loved to Hate—Can He Come Back?, (ar) Liberty December 12 1936

* Mary, Mary, Very Wary, (mr) Liberty January 7 1928

* Mary Pickford, (bg) The American Magazine April 1914 [Ref. Mary Pickford]

* Mary, Quite Contrary, (mr) Liberty May 11 1929

* Maternal, Whimsical, Sentimental, (mr) Liberty May 4 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Medical, Magical, Political, (mr) Liberty February 16 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Medical, Musical, Marital, (mr) Liberty May 12 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Meet Mulligan and Kirk, (mr) Liberty February 20 1932

* Melodrama de Luxe, (mr) Liberty March 15 1930

* Melodramatics, (mr) Liberty December 14 1929

* Melody, Merriment, and Marriage, (mr) Liberty March 26 1932

* Memorable, Mellow, Mysterious, (mr) Liberty September 22 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Memories, (mr) Liberty May 26 1928

* The Merry Maid of Flatbush, (ar) Liberty September 18 1926 [Ref. Constance Talmadge]

* Mild and Merry and Military, (mr) Liberty July 21 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* A Million in Celluloid, (mr) Liberty May 12 1928

* Mirth, Music, Mystery, (mr) Liberty April 7 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* The Monkey Talks and Makes a Star, (mr) Liberty April 16 1927

* Moscow Moves on Hollywood, (mr) Liberty May 5 1928

* Mothers and the War, (mr) Liberty April 7 1928

* Movie Love and Wedding Bells, (mr) Liberty February 11 1928

* Movie Melody, (mr) Liberty March 9 1929

* Movie Reviews, (mr) Liberty Nov 19 1938, Jan 21 1939, Jun 22 1940, Jan 11, Jan 25, Apr 19, Apr 26 1941, as by Beverly Hills

* A Movie with a Punch, (mr) Liberty November 5 1932

* The Movie Year in Review, (mr) Liberty Jan 5 1929, Jan 4 1930

* Music and Mystery, (mr) Liberty November 23 1929

* Music, Mystery, Marriage, (mr) Liberty November 17 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* The New Blond Menace, (mr) Liberty January 30 1932

* Nikki Steps Out on the Screen, (mr) Liberty September 26 1931

* No Glamour Boy, But—!, (ar) This Week March 26 1939

* Now Come the Columnists, (mr) Liberty July 23 1932

* Number, Please?, (mr) Liberty July 16 1927

* Old Ironsides Sails Up Broadway, (mr) Liberty January 29 1927

* Our One-Piece Heroines, (ar) Liberty November 13 1926

* Out of the Inkwell, (ar) This Week December 10 1939

* Out of the Past, (mr) Liberty December 29 1928

* An Overnight Hit, (mr) Liberty June 30 1928

* A Pageant of the Commonplace, (mr) Liberty April 21 1928

* A Panorama of Prohibition, (mr) Liberty Dec 15 1928, May 7 1932

* Passion and Pomp, (mr) Liberty October 13 1928

* Peter Pan Grows Up, (ar) Liberty March 26 1927 [Ref. Betty Bronson]

* Picking the Pick of the Pictures, (mr) Liberty January 14 1928

* The Picture Parade, (mr) Liberty Sep 22 1928, Oct 5 1929

* Picture Postscripts of 1931, (ar) Liberty January 2 1932

* Pioneers, (mr) Liberty September 28 1929

* The Platinum Star, (mr) Liberty July 30 1932

* Playful, Provocative, Palpitating, (mr) Liberty March 23 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Plots, Pythons, Pugilists, (mr) Liberty March 24 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* The Plot Thickens, (mr) Liberty December 7 1929

* Politics, Penitence, and Prison, (mr) Liberty October 29 1932

* Poor Girl, Rich Girl, Flapper, and Vamp, (mr) Liberty August 13 1927

* Power, Personality, Pace, (mr) Liberty May 11 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Princess Mae Fades Out, (mr) Liberty March 5 1927

* Prophecy, Publicity, Perplexity, (mr) Liberty August 18 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Putting the Punch in Pictures, (mr) Liberty October 8 1927

* Puzzles, Patriots, Poverty, (mr) Liberty July 7 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Racing, Rackets, and Romance, (mr) Liberty April 23 1932

* Racketeers, Redskins, Romance, (mr) Liberty March 3 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Rain—Then Warmer, (mr) Liberty December 31 1927

* Realistic, Roguish, Risqué, (mr) Liberty July 28 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* The Real Oomph Girl, (ar) Liberty July 20 1940

* A Rebel Director, (mr) Liberty October 29 1927

* Red Tragedy, (mr) Liberty March 17 1928

* Reforming Chicago, (mr) Liberty February 18 1928

* The Return of the Squaw Man, (mr) Liberty August 1 1931

* Rhythm, Romance, Realism, (mr) Liberty March 30 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Richard’s Himself Again, (mr) Liberty September 24 1927

* Ride ’Em, Gaucho!, (mr) Liberty January 21 1928

* Ringing the Bell in Pictures, (mr) Liberty September 5 1931

* Riotous, Rural, Romantic, (mr) Liberty April 27 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* The Rising Constellation, (mr) Liberty July 18 1931

* Risqué, Romantic, Rollicking, (mr) Liberty February 17 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Roguery, Sugar, and Sin, (mr) Liberty October 24 1931

* Romance, Riches, Realism, (mr) Liberty October 13 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Romantic, Roistering, Realistic, (mr) Liberty May 18 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Rough and Reckless, (mr) Liberty June 27 1931

* Rough-Riding Romance, (mr) Liberty May 21 1927

* Rowdy, Royal, Risible, (mr) Liberty August 4 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Royalists and Roughnecks, (mr) Liberty February 8 1930

* Royalty and Romance, (mr) Liberty July 4 1931

* Royalty, Radio, Reunion, (mr) Liberty February 3 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Russian and Untamed, (mr) Liberty July 21 1928

* Rustic, Hectic, Antic, (mr) Liberty December 1 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Sadie and the Censor, (mr) Liberty March 31 1928

* Sad Little Clown, (mr) Liberty March 3 1928

* A Saga in Silver, (mr) Liberty December 10 1932

* Scotland Yard and Greenland Ice, (mr) Liberty November 4 1933, as by Beverly Hills

* The Screen Is Singing Again, (mr) Liberty October 31 1931

* A Screen Surprise, (mr) Liberty September 10 1932

* Sea, Jungle, and Air, (mr) Liberty April 16 1932

* Searing, Sentimental, Spry—Movie Reviews, (mr) Liberty (Canada) April 4 1936, as by Beverly Hills

* The Sea Wolf Sails Again, (mr) Liberty May 3 1941, as by Beverly Hills

* Sentiment, Circus, and Crime, (mr) Liberty August 20 1932

* Sentiment, Sin, and Sorrow, (mr) Liberty December 9 1933, as by Beverly Hills

* Sentiment, Song, Spectacle, (mr) Liberty April 13 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* The Serious Sex, (mr) Liberty April 9 1932

* Sex Stuff, (mr) Liberty September 15 1928

* Shakespeare Goes Talkie, (mr) Liberty November 2 1929

* The Shell of Show Boat, (mr) Liberty May 25 1929

* Shockers, (mr) Liberty October 19 1929

* Shorter and Funnier, (mr) Liberty January 18 1930

* Short Shorts in Celluloid, (mr) Liberty January 16 1932

* Sifting for Laughs, (mr) Liberty June 9 1928

* Silence Is Not So Golden, (mr) Liberty July 27 1929

* The Silent Drama Speaks, (ar) Liberty February 5 1927

* Sin, Sex, and the Soviet, (mr) Liberty December 22 1928

* Sin, Song, Sentiment, (mr) Liberty April 28 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Society, Sobs, and Saloons, (mr) Liberty January 23 1932

* Something Good from Europe, (mr) Liberty May 14 1932

* Song and Dance, (mr) Liberty November 16 1929

* Songbird, Siren, Buccaneer, (mr) Liberty August 11 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Songs and Hokum, (mr) Liberty September 14 1929

* The Sophisticated Mr. Menjou, (mr) Liberty November 20 1926 [Ref. Adolphe Menjou]

* Spoken Thoughts, (mr) Liberty August 6 1932

* Star Factories, (mr) Liberty July 30 1927

* A Star from Mexico, (ar) Liberty May 28 1927 [Ref. Dolores del Rio]

* The Star That Never Fades, (mr) Liberty June 25 1927

* Stirring, Shrewd, Sticky, (mr) Liberty February 9 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Suburbia, Sham, and Bali, (mr) Liberty October 22 1932

* A Successful Mistake, (mr) Liberty April 9 1927

* A Success in Chains, (mr) Liberty November 26 1932

* Sugar-Coated Literature, (mr) Liberty November 10 1928

* A Swan Song of Silence, (mr) Liberty December 21 1929

* Swift, Sentimental, Sketchy, (mr) Liberty January 26 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Swindlers and Gangsters and Smiles, (mr) Liberty September 8 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Synthetic Shudders, (mr) Liberty March 5 1932

* Tabloidia, Dreyfus, and Penrod, (mr) Liberty October 17 1931

* Tears and Tenderness, (mr) Liberty August 31 1929

* Tears, Madness, and Marriage, (mr) Liberty November 21 1931

* Tears, Triangles, Talk, (mr) Liberty September 29 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Testing the Talkies, (mr) Liberty July 20 1929

* There’s Still Dough in Doughboys, (mr) Liberty January 15 1927

* These Foreigners!, (mr) Liberty July 28 1928

* These Sentimental Movies, (mr) Liberty November 3 1928

* These Talkies!, (mr) Liberty August 3 1929

* These Wicked Cities!, (rv) Liberty March 2 1929

* They Can Come Back, (mr) Liberty February 15 1930

* “They Think I’m a Screwball!”, (ar) This Week September 18 1938

* Thise Merry Studios, (mr) Liberty October 20 1928

* Those Indiscreet Heroines, (mr) Liberty August 29 1931

* Those Russians Again, (mr) Liberty July 14 1928

* Thrills, Tenderness, Temperament, (mr) Liberty December 8 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Tolstoy and the Cossacks, (mr) Liberty August 4 1928

* Tough and Torrid, (mr) Liberty December 3 1932

* Tragic, Fistic, Antic, (mr) Liberty December 16 1933, as by Beverly Hills

* Tuneful, Timely, Trite, (mr) Liberty April 6 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* Tuneful, Touching, Trite, (mr) Liberty October 20 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* Turbulent, Tense, Tangled, (mr) Liberty November 24 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* The $20,000,000 Face, (ar) Liberty May 24 1924

* Twice a Star, (mr) Liberty August 22 1931

* Two American Tragedies, (mr) Liberty September 12 1931

* Two Kinds of Love, (mr) Liberty August 10 1929

* Two Up!, (mr) Liberty May 18 1929

* Ugly Duckling, (ar) This Week September 19 1937

* Unept, Unhonored, and Unfilmed, (ar) Photoplay July 1924

* Vagabonds, Varsity, Vodka, (mr) Liberty December 2 1933, as by Beverly Hills

* Vain, Vivid, Virile, (mr) Liberty March 16 1935, as by Beverly Hills

* The Volcano Hostage, (mr) Liberty September 24 1932

* Wallingford, Rockne, and Notre Dame, (mr) Liberty November 7 1931

* Wanted: A Plot, (mr) Liberty July 13 1929

* War, Woe, and Lillian, (mr) Liberty February 25 1928

* War, Woe, and Women, (mr) Liberty January 9 1932

* Whams and Zowies, (mr) Liberty November 30 1929

* What Price Novelty?, (mr) Liberty March 1 1930

* When Shadows Bawl (with J. P. McEvoy), (mr) Liberty September 1 1928

* Where Are the Laughs of Yesteryear?, (mr) Liberty November 26 1927

* While There’s Life There’s Madame X, (mr) Liberty June 8 1929

* Whitewashing a Naughty Lady, (mr) Liberty April 2 1927

* Who Is the Greatest Screen Lover Now?, (ar) Liberty November 6 1926

* Who’s a Dummy?, (ar) This Week June 13 1937

* Why Mary Pickford Quits the Screen, (ar) Liberty January 2 1937

* Wild and Woolly, (mr) Liberty February 9 1929

* Wilder and Wilder, (mr) Liberty April 27 1929

* Wild, Wistful, Workmanlike, (mr) Liberty June 23 1934, as by Beverly Hills

* The Winchell-Bernie Feud Goes On, (ar) Liberty August 14 1937

* Wings, War, and a Woman, (mr) Liberty October 15 1927

* Words and Music, (mr) Liberty December 28 1929

* The World’s Most Unknown Comedian, (ar) Liberty November 21 1936

* The Wrecking Crew, (mr) Liberty January 28 1928

* The Yankee Again, (mr) Liberty May 23 1931

* Editor: Movie Monthly Sep, Oct, Nov 1925

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