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"Motion Picture Classic," published by Motion Picture Publications, Inc., September 1928. The magazine has 92 pages with the title across the top of the front in red. At the center is a color head-and-shoudlers illustration of actress Sue Carol. She has bobbed black hair and a blue top. Some of the topics found within the issue are at the bottom right corner. A table of contents follows some advertisements at the beginning of the inside. In the issue are black and white portraits of actors and actresses with news on their latest projects as well as articles on pictures and personalities; the panic over talking pictures; actors who were branded as one-hit wonders; the lives of film stars' children; director Richard Wallace; production notes; actress Norma Shearer receiving the key to Los Angeles; a "disorder" called Hollywoodness; film reviews; the effects of time of celluloid; rumors from Hollywood; and much more. Many black and white photographs are also included. In poor condition, the artifact has creases; soiling; darkening of the pages; light foxing; a missing corner; adhesive tape along the spine; a musty smell; tarnish on the staples; many tears; and overall wear.
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