The FictionMags Index

Magazine Contents Lists: Page 4850

Gaiety [Vol. II No. 5, October 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 386 · Concerning Fools · Artemas · hu 392 · The Arlington Romance · C. Patrick Thompson · ss 411 · The Sheltered Spot · A. M. Burrage · ss 413 · The Temptation of St. Thomas · L. R. Brightwell · ct 418 · Constable Cummins · Frederick Watson · ss 424 · The Man Who Suspected the Feminine Mind · Gilbert Collins · ss 427 · The Biter Bit or The Invisible Post · René Bull · ct 434 · A Delicate Affair · George A. Birmingham · ss 439 · The Odd Man Out at the House Party · Margaret Butcher · cs 444 · The Call of the Continent · Horace Wyndham · hu 450 · Widdeloo · George Woden · ss 451 · Market Philosophy · Joe Lee · ct 457 · Thoughtless Conductor · Charles Crombie · ct 462 · The Hair Market · William Caine · ss 474 · The Rise of Robert Broadhurst · Roger Wray · ss 479 · The Height of Bliss · Howard K. Elcock · il 480 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. II No. 6, November 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 482 · Number Twenty-Four · Artemas · ss 493 · The Youth of To-day Thinks It Will Never Grow Old, but It Does · A. Wallis Mills · ct 494 · The Sinners’ Slide · George Woden · ss 503 · Births, Marriages and Deaths · [uncredited] · ms 509 · Deep-Breathing · A. H. D’Egville · cs 510 · The Nine Who Vanished · Richard Connell · ss The Elks Magazine August 1922 528 · Bringing Home the Spoils · Graham Simmons · il 530 · Innocence · A. Neil Lyons · ss 534 · The Fatal Fill-Up · Robert Gardner · ss 535 · Fickle Fortune · D. L. Ghilchik · cs 541 · The Deatomizer · Harry H. Hilton · ss; science fiction: as per the title, an inventor dematerializes a woman and hesitates to reverse the switch. 545 · The Lady Killer—1822 and 1922 · Geo. Holland · ct 548 · Bate’s Lump · Ernest Betts · hu 550 · Never Erritate a Lion: A Comedy of Negro Life · Robert McBlair · ss The Popular Magazine June 7 1918 557 · Excellent Prospects · H. M. Bateman · ct 569 · Plausible · Will Owen · ct 575 · Accidents Will Happen · Lendon · ct 576 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 1, December 1922] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 2 · Radio, A New Form of Trouble · Stephen Leacock · ar 6 · A Clerical Error · Conrad Triton · ss 7 · Auto-Suggestion in our Village · Ricardo Brook · ct 13 · Winter Joys in the Parks · W. Heath Robinson · ct 21 · Pursuit of Knowledge · [uncredited] · pm 22 · Spotting the Lady · P. E. Purchas · ss 23 · The Story of a Coat · René Bull · cs 29 · No Visible Means of Support · Stan Terry · il 38 · Aunt Elizabeth’s Glass · A. Neil Lyons · ss 43 · A Hair-Breadth Escape · D. L. Ghilchik · ct 44 · Policeman and Musician · J. C. B. Knight · ct 45 · “How Wonderful it all is, Darling.” · Norman Keene · ct 46 · The Niblick Lesson! · Harry Rountree · cs 48 · Mr. Stingy · Morgan Rendle · ct 49 · Scotch Visitor to London · Arthur Watts · ct 50 · Meeting His People · Graham Simmons · il 52 · Competition · Bert Thomas · ct 53 · “You’ll be Late for School!” · J. H. Thorpe · ct 54 · Golf as It Is Spoke · Laurie Tayler · cs 55 · “Et tu, Brute!” · Peter Fraser · ct 56 · Concerning the Rulers of En [Land of En] · Artemas · fa 62 · Mrs. Hadley’s Ear-rings: A Tale from the South · John Eyton · ss 63 · Life’s Little Ironies · C. Fleming Williams · il 69 · “Oft in the Stilly Night” · H. M. Bateman · ct 74 · The Lift · W. Pett Ridge · ss 75 · Pompous Individual and Flippant Visitor · A. Wallis Mills · ct 79 · Which Letter? · A. E. Bestall · ct 83 · Our Puzzle Picture: Find the Muff · Reginald Higgins · il 84 · After Thirty Years: An Aftermath of the American Civil War · Robert McBlair · ss The Black Cat January 1917 85 · “Talk About Fascination!” · Wilmot Lunt · ct 91 · “Come Along, Phyllis!” · G. L. Stampa · ct 95 · “Now, Where Did That one Go?” · Alfred Leete · ct 96 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 2, January 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 98 · A Matter of Common Sense · Ellis Parker Butler · ss 103 · Vicar and Parishioner · Bert Thomas · ct 113 · “Mummy, I Want to Marry Bobby.” · A. E. Bestall · ct 116 · An International Complication · Manning Campbell · ss 117 · “Can You Direct Me to Paddiham?” · Jack Gordge · ct 122 · Pedigrees and Pickles · A. P. Garland · ss 133 · The Light That Nearly Failed · Laurie Tayler · cs 137 · Eminent Oculist and Lady · A. Wallis Mills · ct 138 · Unearned Increment · A. Neil Lyons · ss 139 · Motorist and Victim · Bertram Prance · ct 144 · The Marriage Will Not Take Place · Frederick Parke · il 146 · The Chosen of the People [Land of En] · Artemas · fa 150 · The Master of the Ceremonies · Philip Macer-Wright · ss 151 · “What on Earth are you doing, Bridget?” · Arthur Ferrier · ct 155 · The Good Samaritan · J. A. Shepherd · cs 165 · Local Enthusiast and Distinguished Golf Visitor · Harry Rountree · ct 168 · The Melodrama · Frederic Arnold Kummer · nv 169 · The Guest Who Insisted on Kissing the Bride · H. M. Bateman · ct 179 · Fido and the Scrum · René Bull · cs 183 · “I Had a Wonderful Dream Last Night” · Will Owen · ct 187 · “And These are the Prize Poultry” · Alfred Leete · ct 191 · The Super-Optimist · Tom Cottrell · ct 192 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 3, February 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 194 · On Behalf of the State · George A. Birmingham · ss 204 · Levi · A. Neil Lyons · pl 209 · Out of Dressing · Manning Campbell · hu 211 · Secrets of the C.I.D. · D’Egville · ct 214 · His Dog’s Good Name: A Problem Story · A. A. Thomson · ss 222 · The Guide · Philip Macer-Wright · ss 223 · Whom God Hath Joined Together Let No Man Put Us Under · T. F. M. Paul · ct 235 · Our Candidates · J. H. Thorpe · ct 240 · Re-incarnation? · C. Fleming Williams · il 242 · A Cabinet Secret · Artemas · ss 248 · A Legend of Efficiency · George Woden · ss 252 · A “Capital” Fellow · Robert Gardner · ss 256 · The Jolly Evening · Arthur Weigall · ss 257 · “May I Have the Next Waltz?” · Stan Terry · ct 268 · The Head of the Firm · Conrad Triton · ss 269 · “Are You Rapid?” · Starr Wood · ct 273 · Ancient and Modern · D’Egville · cs 275 · “…These ’Ere New Poor” · A. Wallis Mills · ct 277 · “He Looks Like an Actor” · T. F. M. Paul · ct 279 · Cheery Soul and Sea-Sick Soul · A. T. Smith · ct 283 · “Noisy Game!” · G. L. Stampa · ct 287 · “A Pipe Does Look So Manly!” · A. E. Batchelor · ct 288 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 4, March 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 290 · Love and a Cottage · Charles McEvoy · ss 293 · “This Kite W-Won’t Fly, Mummy” · G. L. Stampa · ct 297 · “Who the Blazers Called this Wireless?” · Laurie Tayler · ct 302 · Private Water · William Caine · ss 303 · The Prospect · Margaret Butcher · il 306 · The Man with the Big Head · Boswell King · ss 307 · “Know Anything about Rugger?” · A. E. Bestall · ct 311 · It’s a Dog’s Life · Laurie Tayler · cs 316 · The Abbey Ball · E. R. Punshon · ss 317 · Art! · Arthur Watts · ct 323 · “Ain’t This Fog Awful?” · Morgan Rendle · ct 327 · Studies of a Wine Waiter · Arthur Watts · ct 331 · “You Can’t Bring that Man in Here.” · Jack Gordge · ct 333 · The Elusive Ping Pong Ball · William Ridgewell · cs 336 · The Dream of the Little Rich Boy · Thomas Henry · il 338 · Concerning the Prince [Land of En] · Artemas · fa 339 · Motorist and Lassie · A. T. Smith · ct 342 · A Little Matter of the Ear · Robert Gardner · ss 346 · Mr. Pond’s Surprise: A Mystery · A. Neil Lyons · ss 347 · Goal! · Harry Woolley · cs 350 · Vengeance · William Birkhead · ss 354 · “I’ll Leave It to You” · Noel Coward · sa Metropolitan November 1921 adapted by Coward from his 1920 play of the same name. 355 · Jewel Merchants Admiring a Brilliant Night in Hatton Garden · Ricardo Brook · ct 363 · The Compleat Golfer · H. M. Bateman · cs 365 · If the Great Masters had portrayed Mr. Bonar Law · J. Gerrard · ct 367 · “An Epicure dining at Crewe…” · Laurie Tayler · ct 371 · “Talking about Anatomy…” · Will Owen · ct 379 · The Unlovely Wedding Present · Marny · ct 384 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 5, April 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 386 · The Curse Upon Isaac Knockabout · E. V. Odle · ss; fantasy, humorous: magic ring and the Genie of the Curse. 395 · Little-Known Industries of the High Alps · D’Egville · cs 399 · “Sorry—My Mistake, Sir.” · Arthur Ferrier · ct 400 · The Panacea · Conrad Triton · es 404 · Gafferson’s Guides · R. A. Robson · ss; fantasy, humorous: man finds he has become a spirit contact for a Psychic Circle. 405 · “Just Fancy, Norman…” · Frederick Parker · ct 413 · Dispensing with Pure Drugs · J. H. Thorpe · ct 417 · “Do you want to buy a dawg. lydy?” · Marny · ct 420 · The Thrill · Holloway Horn · ss 432 · The First Swallow · Graham Simmons · il 434 · His Father’s Son · Artemas · hu; presented as an extract from a serial soon to be published in a rival magazine. 435 · The French Maid · Laurie Tayler · cs 440 · Old Blunderbuss · A. A. Thomson · ss 441 · “…How’d That Cough of Yours?” · G. D. Armour · ct 449 · “How Much is Six Times Six?” · Victor Hicks · ct 453 · “She’s a Great Virtuoso” · Bert Thomas · ct 457 · Darby and Joan · Morgan Rendle · ct 458 · Emmie · A. Neil Lyons · ss 462 · The Bull Whip · Ellis Parker Butler · ss Munsey’s Magazine September 1922 463 · “Pizness, my poy, pizness!” · A. E. Batchelor · ct 465 · “What are you so busy at, Doris?” · A. T. Smith · ct 469 · (P)siki · Marchant Smith · ct 471 · Irritable Plumber · L. B. Martin · ct 475 · “A Miserable Bath, Mrs. Simp” · Starr Wood · ct 479 · The Buds Are Out— · Harry Woolley · ct 480 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th

Gaiety [Vol. III No. 6, May 1923] ed. T. A. Price (Gaiety Magazine Publishing Company, 1/-, 96pp, 7″ x 9″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 482 · Miss Miffkin’s Blossoms · Artemas · ss 490 · Mrs. Fothergill Scores · Conrad Triton · ss 491 · Local Egotist · L. B. Martin · ct 495 · A Double Entendre? · Wilmot Lunt · ct 500 · Mr. Blundy · A. Neil Lyons · ss 505 · “What a dear little sister you have.” · Godfrey Wilson · ct 508 · The Man, the Mission and the Maid · George Randolph Chester · ss Broadway Magazine November 1907 519 · The Awakening · Cyril Cowell · ct 523 · Absent-Minded Gentleman · A. E. Batchelor · ct 528 · Every Dog Has His Day · A. E. Batchelor · ct 530 · Percy’s Perfect Day · Bryan Ford · ss 537 · Safety First · L. B. Martin · ct 545 · “Drop in and see us some time, old man.” · Harrop · ct 550 · A Rich Man’s Daughter. A Modern Fairy-Tale · Dana Burnet · ss Collier’s October 14 1922 575 · “How ever did you get that black eye?” · Starr Wood · ct 576 · Cameo Criticisms · [uncredited] · th