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The Illustrated Detective Magazine [Volume V Number 4, April 1932] ed. Verne Porter (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 122pp, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from copy at New York Public Library. 6 · Girl Reporter Wins $1,000 Award! · [uncredited] · ed 8 · Is Crater Found? · James Whittaker · ar 12 · The Café of Lost Men · W. A. Sweeney · vi 14 · Can You Explain This? · B. M. · cl 16 · Five Dollars · Marie Belden James · ss 19 · Ghost House · Peter B. Kyne · ss; illustrated by Walter M. Baumhofer 22 · The Perfumed Trail [John Held, Jr.] · Anthony Abbot · ss 27 · Behind the Mask · Hedley Barker · ss 31 · The On-the-Spot Girl · Seven Anderton · ts 34 · Magic Words · Edgar Wallace · ss 38 · Manacled Lady [Part 1 of 6] · Samuel Hopkins Adams · sl 43 · No Ordinary Murder [Colonel Stoopnagle] · [uncredited] · ss; adapted from the radio show. 46 · The Bird Speaks! · Arlton Eadie · ss 50 · High Spy! · Edgar Francis · na 58 · The English Murder Mysteries · [uncredited] · pz 59 · Heads! · Damon Runyon · ss 62 · The $75,000 Necklace Murder · [uncredited] · cn 64 · The Strangest Experience I Ever Heard Of · The Readers · cl 65 · Set the Stage for Your Charms · [uncredited] · ar 66 · What Do You Do with Canned Milk · [uncredited] · ar 72 · Which House Will Most Families Vote For? · [uncredited] · ar 74 · Prizes and Gifts for Spring Parties · [uncredited] · ar 122 · The Witness Stand · Edgar Wallace · cl

The Illustrated Detective Magazine [Volume V Number 5, May 1932] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 122pp, 9″ x 12″, cover by Guy Hoff) [] 6 · Can You Explain This? · [uncredited] · cl 8 · The Pest · Fritz Krog · ss; illustrated by J. Sanford Hulme 10 · Famous Detectives’ Word-Puzzle Party · F. Gregory Hartswick · pz 12 · The Chance He Took · Vingie E. Roe · ss 14 · The Man Who Was President · Ivor Morris Lowrie · vi; illustrated by E. C. Stoner 16 · Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt Presents Honor Award · [uncredited] · ms 19 · Edgar Wallace’s Last Editorial · Edgar Wallace · ed 20 · The Man from Chicago · Dora Macy · sa 22 · Mad Mountain · Mary Roberts Rinehart · ss 26 · Shivering in the Dark · Anthony Abbot · ss 31 · Nemesis! · Dorothy B. Faulkner · ss; illustrated by R. Thayer 32 · The Million-Dollar Jumping Jack · Earl Derr Biggers · ss 36 · Luxury Thief! · Arthur Hoerl · ss; illustrated by Walter Baumhofer 38 · Manacled Lady [Part 2 of 6] · Samuel Hopkins Adams · sl; illustrated by Dan Sweeney 43 · My Strangest Experience · Various · ms 44 · The Wicked Widow · Colonel Stoopnagle · ar 46 · Who Killed John Stone? · [uncredited] · cn 48 · The Empty Room · Corinne Harris Markey · ss 52 · Please, May I Shoot You? · Edward D. Dickinson · ss 56 · Headline Murders · James Perley Hughes · na 66 · Tomatoes Rise to Fame · Anne Morton · ar 67 · Dressing Up Your Home for Spring and Summer · [uncredited] · ms 67 · Will the English House Win Out? · [uncredited] · ms 68 · Where Science Failed · Anthony Pelcher · ss 70 · Sleuthing for Beauty: New Figures for Old · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 118 · Prize-Winning Chocolate Recipes · [uncredited] · ms 122 · Quaint News · [uncredited] · ms

The Illustrated Detective Magazine [Volume V Number 6, June 1932] ed. Verne Porter (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 122pp, 9″ x 12″, cover by Earle K. Bergey) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from copy at New York Public Library. 6 · Reporter-Detective Award for 1932 · Miss R. A. G. · ms 8 · Can You Explain This? · [uncredited] · cl 10 · The Misty Years · Maurice Beam · ss 12 · Love Among Spies · [uncredited] · ss; illustrated by Samuel Cahan 14 · Famous Detectives’ Word-Puzzle Party · [uncredited] · pz 16 · The Kitchen Murder Mystery · [uncredited] · pz 19 · Many Birds Flew · Jim Tully · ss; illustrated by Walter M. Baumhofer 20 · The Red Robe · Sax Rohmer · ss 24 · The Man Who Understood Women · Charles Edward Russell · ss; illustrated by E. C. Stoner 26 · It Took Two Years to Tell · Cecil Masters · ss 29 · Seven Days · Arthur Hoerl · ss 30 · Have a Cigar · L. J. Beeston · ss 33 · Nothing Ever Happens to Me! · Morgan Johnson · ss 36 · The Beautiful Buccaneer · William Almon Wolff · ss; illustrated by Abell Sturges 38 · Ghost Girl · Anthony Abbot · ss 42 · Philo Vance on the Case [Philo Vance] · S. S. Van Dine · ms; announcing a new series of Vance stories to begin in the next issue (although only one appeared). 43 · My Strangest Experience · The Readers · cl 44 · A Code in the Head Is Better Than None [Colonel Stoopnagle] · [uncredited] · ss; adapted from the radio show. 46 · She Came to Death’s House · James Whitlatch · ss 49 · Can This Be Murder? · [uncredited] · ts; illustrated by Eugene Cassidy 50 · The Town That Was Haunted · Hereward Carrington · ts 52 · Manacled Lady [Part 3 of 6] · Samuel Hopkins Adams · sl 56 · Anybody but Anne · Joan Clayton · na 66 · For Your Crochet Needle · [uncredited] · ms 67 · Making the Most of What You Have · [uncredited] · ms 68 · Corn · [uncredited] · ms 69 · Home Builders Select the Colonial House · [uncredited] · ms 122 · Quaint News · [uncredited] · ms

The Illustrated Detective Magazine [Volume V Number 7, July 1932] ed. Verne Porter (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 122pp, 9″ x 12″, cover by Ty Mahon) [] Mislabelled Volume V Number 7 instead of v6 #1. Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Can You Explain This? · [uncredited] · cl 8 · Sunshine on the Right · F. Wayne Whittaker · ss; illustrated by C. Leroy Clinker 10 · Easiest Thing in the World · Calvin Harris · ss; illustrated by Eugene Cassidy 12 · Gambling for Millions · Karl K. Kitchen · ar; illustrated by Lorraine Lane 14 · Movie Thrillers of the Month · [uncredited] · cl 16 · Murder in the Sanctum · [uncredited] · pz 18 · Ice on Time · J. Lane Linklater · ss; illustrated by Walter Baumhofer 19 · Widows by Arrangement · David Frederick McCord · ss; illustrated by William Aubrey Gray 20 · But on the Fourth Night · Warwick Deeping · ss; illustrated by Walter M. Baumhofer 24 · A Very Bad Burglar · Dorothy Black · ss 26 · You Would Have Liked Alec · James Oppenheim · ss 29 · The Deadly Female · Kenneth Duane Whipple · ss; illustrated by Eugene Cassidy 30 · This Woman Meant War · Murdock Pemberton · ss; illustrated by Howard Elcock 32 · “Number, Please?” · Frank R. Adams · ss 36 · Blindman’s Bluff · Stephen Phillips · ss; illustrated by Frank Bensing 38 · Paul Whiteman, Kidnapped · Louis Cornell · ts 43 · My Strangest Experience · The Readers · cl 44 · The Clyde Mystery [Philo Vance] · S. S. Van Dine · cs; illustrated by A. E. Jameson; picture story with dialog; “copyright 1932 W. H. Wright”; the cover states “Beginning S. S. Van Dine’s New Picture Exploits of Philo Vance” and the story is headed “S.S. Van Dine’s New Picture Exploits of Philo Vance”, but no more appeared. 49 · As the Lights Come On · Fred C. Kelly · ss; illustrated by Samuel Cahan 52 · Manacled Lady [Part 4 of 6] · Samuel Hopkins Adams · sl; illustrated by Dan Sweeny 56 · Murder in One · Charlotte Dockstader · na 66 · We Must Have Sugar · [uncredited] · ms 67 · Accessories for Summer · [uncredited] · ms 68 · Spreading on the Sun-Tan · [uncredited] · ms 69 · Our Colonial House · [uncredited] · ms 70 · Puzzles and Crime · [uncredited] · pz 86 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 88 · Prize-Winning Canned Milk Recipes · [uncredited] · ms

The Illustrated Detective Magazine [v6 #2, August 1932] ed. Verne Porter (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 122pp, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Lost Girl · Stephen Dolores · ss; illustrated by Walter Baumhofer 8 · Can You Explain This? · [uncredited] · cl; illustrated by William Aubrey Gray 10 · Little Things That Count · Fred C. Kelly · ss; illustrated by Samuel Cahan 12 · Too Many Burglars · Kenneth Dyer · ss; illustrated by Eugene Cassidy 14 · Night Club Murder · [uncredited] · pz 18 · Women Loathed Her · R. T. M. Scott · vi 19 · Introduces a New Series of Mysteries · Alexander Woollcott · ms 20 · About the Murder of the Colonial Belle · Russel Crouse · ar 24 · Caught! · James Whitlatch · ss 26 · Men Kill for Love · “Sapper” · ss; illustrated by Walter M. Baumhofer 30 · The Witch Burning · David Frederick McCord · ss 31 · You Never Can Tell · J. Lane Linklater · ss 34 · Clue Madness! · Margaret Sangster · ss 36 · One Must Die · Robert Arthur · ss 40 · A Story of Two Men · Leo Walmsley · ss; illustrated by Elmer Stout 43 · My Strangest Experience · The Readers · cl 44 · An Old Death Legend Came True · Upton Terrell · ss; illustrated by D’Alton Valentine 49 · Wordicide Squad · [uncredited] · ms 50 · Nightmare House · Sax Rohmer · nv major revision of “The Haunting of Low Fennel” (The Story-Teller, November 1915). 58 · Local Ape Makes Good [Colonel Stoopnagle] · [uncredited] · ss; adapted from the radio show. 60 · Manacled Lady [Part 5 of 6] · Samuel Hopkins Adams · sl; illustrated by Dan Sweeny 64 · Husband in Danger · Odgers T. Gurnee · ss 66 · Death Goes A-Riding · Michael Crombie · ss 68 · By a Hair’s Breadth · [uncredited] · ms 70 · Enzymes for Health · [uncredited] · ms 72 · Needlework for Summer Afternoons · [uncredited] · ms 74 · Floors and Walls for the Colonial Home · [uncredited] · ms 97 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 99 · Prize-Winning Tomato Recipes · [uncredited] · ms 122 · Quaint News · [uncredited] · ms

The Illustrated Detective Magazine [v6 #3, September 1932] ed. Verne Porter (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · My Strangest Experience · [uncredited] · cl 8 · Magic [Aurelius “Secret Service” Smith] · R. T. M. Scott · ss Adventure mid December 1920 10 · Scared to Death · Charles Green · vi 12 · The Man They Could Not Hang · David Frederick McCord · ss 14 · Word Mysteries · [uncredited] · ms 16 · Self-Defense · [uncredited] · ms 19 · Hunting the Sun · Jim Tully · ss 20 · The Hand · Louis Golding · ss 24 · Moon Mad · Florence S. Howard-Burleigh · ss 26 · About the Murder of the Beautiful Cigar Girl · Russel Crouse · ss 30 · The Girl No One Knew [Part 1 of 6] · Henry Kitchell Webster · sl 35 · I Was Haunted · Peter B. Kyne · ss 38 · Manacled Lady [Part 6 of 6] · Samuel Hopkins Adams · sl; illustrated by Dan Sweeney 42 · Murder—By Appointment · Dorothy L. Sayers · ss 46 · Those 999½ Blues [Colonel Stoopnagle] · [uncredited] · ss; adapted from the radio show. 48 · Death and Return · Josephine Daskam Bacon · ss 52 · Amateur Terror · Celia Keegan · ss 54 · The Midnight Guest · Carolyn Wells · na 62 · Can You Explain This? · [uncredited] · cl 64 · Food Page · [uncredited] · ms 66 · Beauty Page · [uncredited] · ms 68 · Pattern Page · [uncredited] · ms 70 · House Plans · [uncredited] · ms 84 · Prize-Winning Recipes · [uncredited] · ms 92 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl

Mystery Sold only in Woolworth Stores. Title changed from The Illustrated Detective Magazine. First two issues carried both titles, but the Mystery name was in larger type. Publishers: Tower Magazines, Inc.; Washington and South Aves., Dunellen, NJ; and later at 4600 Diversey Avenue, Chicago, IL: Mystery. Editors: Durbin Lee Horner - Editor: Mystery.

Mystery [v6 #4, October 1932] ed. Verne Porter (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 144pp+, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky. 6 · Can You Explain This? · [uncredited] · cl; illustrated by Howard Elcock 8 · “Get Your Man” · James Booth · ts; illustrated by L. R. Gustafson 12 · Policeman’s Puzzle · [uncredited] · pz 14 · Blood Money · Jim Tully · ss; illustrated by Frank Bensing 15 · In the Dark · R. T. M. Scott · ss 16 · Meet the Liar · James Whitlatch · ts; illustrated by Eugene Cassidy 17 · Hold-Up · H. L. MacPherson · ts; illustrated by William A. Gray 19 · The Phantom of Crestwood [Part 1 of 3] · Frederic Arnold Kummer · sl 24 · The Curse of a Thousand Kisses · Sax Rohmer · ss The Premier Magazine #55, November 1918 28 · About the Curious Murder in Bond Street · Russel Crouse · ss; illustrated by A. E. Jameson 32 · The Girl No One Knew [Part 2 of 6] · Henry Kitchell Webster · sl 37 · Not Too Dumb · Robert Arthur · vi; illustrated by A. E. Jameson 38 · Murder by the Clock · [uncredited] · ms 40 · Poison Woman · Michael David · ss 43 · Lost! · Nard Jones · ts; illustrated by Vic Guinness 44 · Stolen—Empire State Building! · Colonel Stoopnagle · sa; illustrated by Rodney M. De Sarro 46 · Too Many Ghosts · Frank Condon · na 54 · My Strangest Experience · [uncredited] · cl; illustrated by Walter M. Baumhofer 57 · Clues · Fred C. Kelly · ss 59 · In Search of a Scent · [uncredited] · ms 61 · India’s Golden Gift · [uncredited] · ms 63 · Old-Fashioned Charm in Modern Fixtures · [uncredited] · ms 65 · For Your Kitchen · [uncredited] · ms 82 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 86 · Favorite Recipes · [uncredited] · cl 144 · How I Wrote My First Story · [uncredited] · ms

Mystery [v6 #5, November 1932] ed. Verne Porter (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 144pp+, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Trial by Headlines · M. I. H. Rogers · ms 8 · The Man Who Forgot · Sewell Peaslee Wright · vi; illustrated by L. R. Gustavson 10 · Puzzling Times at Scotland Yard · F. Gregory Hartswick · pz 12 · My Strangest Experience · [uncredited] · cl 14 · Don’t Believe It · Fred C. Kelly · ss; illustrated by Chris Schaare 16 · Midnight Murder · [uncredited] · ms 18 · Stoopnagle Nightmare · Colonel Stoopnagle · sa; illustrated by Rodney M. De Sarro 19 · The Phantom of Crestwood [Part 2 of 3] · Frederic Arnold Kummer · sl 24 · Shanghaied · Emma-Lindsay Squier · ts; illustrated by Rico Tomaso 28 · The Blonde Woman in Room 1562 · Elaine Sterne Carrington · ss 32 · The Girl No One Knew [Part 3 of 6] · Henry Kitchell Webster · sl 36 · Who Will Get the Wendel Millions · [uncredited] · ts 39 · Can You Explain This? · [uncredited] · cl; illustrated by William Aubrey Gray 40 · The Black Book Mystery [Jerry Todd & Judy Baker] · Arnold Fredericks · ss 44 · The Mad Shadow · T. T. Flynn · na 52 · The Death of the Beautiful Chinese Girl · Russel Crouse · ss; illustrated by Arthur E. Jameson 57 · Winning by a Hairline · [uncredited] · ms 59 · Nuts · [uncredited] · ms 61 · Heating the Modern Home · [uncredited] · ms 63 · Make These Christmas Gifts for Less Than One Dollar · [uncredited] · ms 82 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl

Mystery [v6 #6, December 1932] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 144pp+, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Movie Thrillers of the Month · [uncredited] · cl 8 · The Mystery of the Empty Room · [uncredited] · ms 15 · All in the Day’s Work · Lowell Thomas · cl 19 · Guilty Women · Thomas Bigbee · ss 25 · The Riddle of the Vanished King · Frederick L. Collins · ss 28 · Turquoise Death · Sax Rohmer · ss Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #19, October 1913, as “The Turquoise Necklace” 32 · Flight · Serge Tchernine · ss The New Passing Show April 16 1932; illustrated by G. Rozen 33 · By Persons Unknown · James Booth · ss; illustrated by Walter Baumhofer 36 · The Hat Check Mystery [Jerry Todd & Judy Baker] · Arnold Fredericks · ss 40 · The Old Dark House · [uncredited] · sa 52 · The Girl No One Knew [Part 4 of 6] · Henry Kitchell Webster · sl 56 · Eye Arresting Beauty · [uncredited] · ms 58 · Cranberries · [uncredited] · ms 60 · Presents for the Younger Boys and Girls · [uncredited] · ms 62 · A Room in the Traditional Manner · [uncredited] · ms 84 · The Knife at Midnight · William A. Orr · na 102 · Favorite Pineapple Recipies · [uncredited] · ms 105 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 110 · Trickery · Carolyn Wells · pz

Mystery [Vol. VII No. 1, January 1933] (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 124pp, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Famous Queens of Mystery · [uncredited] · pi 17 · More than Meets the Eye · Lawrence Keating · vi; illustrated by Arthur E. Jameson 19 · The Mummy · James Whitlatch · sa; dramatized from the film, script by Nina Putnam Wilcox & Richard Schrager. 24 · The Perfumed Letter [Corey Chaice] · Hal Hargrove · ss 27 · The Riddle of the Iron Box · Sewell Peaslee Wright · ss 30 · The Mystery of the Locked Room · Alan Hynd · ar [Ref. Sax Rohmer]; contains a brief introductory comment by NYC Police Commissioner Edward Mulroney, and a 13-line response by Rohmer entitled “Sax Rohmer Disagrees”. 32 · The Pajama Party Murder [Jerry Todd & Judy Baker] · Arnold Fredericks · ss 36 · The Curse of the Brazen Peacock [Mark Harrell (The Taxicab Detective)] · William Corcoran · ss 40 · All in the Day’s Work · Lowell Thomas · cl 42 · The Severed Hand [Simeon Graves] · Walter Ripperger · na 50 · The Girl No One Knew [Part 5 of 6] · Henry Kitchell Webster · sl 54 · The Artist’s Model Murder · [uncredited] · cn 57 · What Is the Perfect Cup of Coffee? · [uncredited] · ms 59 · Sleuthing for Beauty: Are You the Ultra-Modern Type? · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 61 · The Entrance Is Important · Betty Lenahan · ms 63 · Card Party Prizes · [uncredited] · ms 92 · Favorite Orange Recipes · [uncredited] · ms 95 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 106 · Trickery · Carolyn Wells · pz

Mystery [Vol. VII No. 2, February 1933] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 6 · About the Murder of the Sinister Widow · [uncredited] · il 19 · Bells in the Night [Part 1 of 5] · Warner Fabian · sl 23 · King Kong [Part 1 of 2] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl [Ref. Edgar Wallace]; “based on the film drama by Edgar Wallace”. 26 · The Man with the Rubber Face [John Cabot (The Man with the Rubber Face)] · H. Bedford-Jones · ss 30 · The Perfumed Letter [Corey Chaice] · Hal Hargrove · ss 34 · Wagons Rolling West · Jim Tully · ss 35 · Blackmail · Norman Venner · ss 38 · The Weird Murders of Mr. Carn [Part 1 of 5] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 42 · Mad Money · Arnold Fredericks · ss 46 · The Glass Skulls [J.R. (Rick) Leroy] · Barry Perowne · na The Thriller #187, September 3 1932 54 · The Girl No One Knew [Part 6 of 6] · Henry Kitchell Webster · sl 58 · Death of a Columnist · Evelyn Lang · ms 60 · The Phantom of Crestwood [Part 3 of 3] · Various · sl [Ref. Frederic Arnold Kummer]; prize-winning endings supplied by readers to the unfinished serial by Kummer. 61 · Things You Can Make for Your Baby · [uncredited] · ms 62 · The Dining Room of Our Little Colonial House · Betty Lenahan · ar 63 · Bringing Home the Bacon · Anne Morton · ms 112 · Favorite Nut Recipes · [uncredited] · ms

Mystery [Vol. VII No. 3, March 1933] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 9″ x 12″, cover by Clark Agnew) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 6 · The Trail of the Glittering Death · [uncredited] · il [Ref. Wilkie Collins]; picture feature based on The Moonstone. 19 · The Witch’s Son [Part 1 of 7] · Sax Rohmer · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1918, as “Brood of the Witch Queen”; chapters 1-3, subtitled “The Invisible Stranger”. 23 · Mad House · Philip Wylie · ss 26 · The Pirate Queen · Edwin C. Hill · ss 29 · Hunted Down · Douglas Newton · ss Cassell’s Magazine September 1932 30 · Laughing at Death · Dixie Tighe · ar 32 · The Man with the Rubber Face [John Cabot (The Man with the Rubber Face)] · H. Bedford-Jones · ss 36 · Bells in the Night [Part 2 of 5] · Warner Fabian · sl 40 · King Kong [Part 2 of 2] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 43 · The Last Link · Maurice Beam · ss 44 · Dishonored · Selwyn Jepson · ss 48 · The Impossible Murder · Burton Stevenson · na 56 · Death of a Bridge Expert · Walter Carter · ms 58 · The Weird Murders of Mr. Carn [Part 2 of 5] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 61 · The Intellectual Type · Pamela Pinkerton · ar 62 · The Cheerful Kitchen of Our Colonial House · Francis Cowles · ar 65 · What Is the Perfect Toast? · Herman C. Knebel · ms 67 · Made from Wood for Your Home · Anne Morton · ms 102 · Favorite Cranberry Recipes · [uncredited] · ms 106 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 122 · Cook Them the French Way · Eleanor Barclay · ar

Mystery [Vol. VII No. 4, April 1933] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 122pp+, 9″ x 12″, cover by Clark Agnew) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Trickery · Carolyn Wells · pz 7 · The Mystery of the Lost Woman! · Wilkie Collins (adapted) · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley adaptation of The Woman in White. 19 · The Man Who Died Twice · Andrew Soutar · ss 22 · The Witch’s Son [Part 2 of 7] · Sax Rohmer · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1918, as “Brood of the Witch Queen”; illustrated by Rico Tomaso; drastically rewritten and somewhat condensed from chapters 4-6, subtitled “The Sinister Perils of Myra”. 26 · The Hoodoo Fortune! · Moon Carroll · ts 28 · The Man with the Rubber Face [John Cabot (The Man with the Rubber Face)] · H. Bedford-Jones · ss; illustrated by Frank Bensing 32 · A Thief in His House · H. W. Corley · ss; illustrated by Howard Elcock 35 · Woman with a Past · John Mattox · ss 36 · Bells in the Night [Part 3 of 5] · Warner Fabian · sl; illustrated by L. R. Gustavson 40 · Fifty Thousand Dollars [Corey Chaice] · Hal Hargrove · ss 43 · The Platinum Blonde · Arnold Fredericks · ss 46 · The Mystery of the Black Box [Mark Harrell (The Taxicab Detective)] · William Corcoran · ss 49 · The Weird Murders of Mr. Carn [Part 3 of 5] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 52 · Murder by Candlelight · Carl Buchanan · nv 60 · The Murder of an Author · [uncredited] · cn 62 · Sleuthing for Beauty: In Quest of the Feminine · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 64 · How Do You Like Your Shortcake? · [uncredited] · ms 66 · Here’s Our Colonial Bedroom · Betty Lenahan · ms 67 · The New Lingerie Is Easy to Make · [uncredited] · ms 98 · Prize Coffee Recipes · [uncredited] · ms 100 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 122 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc

Mystery [Vol. VII No. 5, May 1933] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 122pp+, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 8 · The Phantom Burglar · Émile Gaboriau (adapted) · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley adaptation of File 113. 16 · Trickery · Carolyn Wells · pz 19 · Saxophone · Henry LaCossitt · ss 22 · The Witch’s Son [Part 3 of 7] · Sax Rohmer · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1918, as “Brood of the Witch Queen”; illustrated by Rico Tomaso; drastically rewritten and somewhat condensed from chapters 7-10, subtitled “Satan’s Son”. 26 · The Affair of the Gallant Bachelor [Ellery Queen] · Ellery Queen · nv 32 · Bells in the Night [Part 4 of 5] · Warner Fabian · sl 36 · The Night Club Beauty [Riley Dillon] · Rodney Blake (by H. Bedford-Jones) · ss 38 · “I Must Live Till Wednesday” · John M. Ewing · ss 40 · The Man with the Rubber Face [John Cabot (The Man with the Rubber Face)] · H. Bedford-Jones · ss; illustrated by Frank Bensing 43 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 44 · The Weird Murders of Mr. Carn [Part 4 of 5] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 47 · The River Mystery [Mark Harrell (The Taxicab Detective)] · William Corcoran · ss 50 · The Death of a Financier · [uncredited] · cn 56 · Wine, Women and Murder [Madame Rosika Storey] · Hulbert Footner · na 60 · Sleuthing for Beauty: The Collegiate Type · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 62 · Week-End Menu Puzzle · Rita Calhoun · ms 64 · The Guest Room of Our Colonial House · Betty Lenahan · ms 66 · Brighten Your Spring Wardrobe · [uncredited] · ms 78 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 98 · Favorite Bacon Recipes · [uncredited] · ms

Mystery [Vol. VII No. 6, June 1933] (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 122pp+, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Monsieur Lecoq · Émile Gaboriau (adapted) · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 16 · The Green Feather · Alan Hynd · ts 19 · Doomed Women · Barry Perowne · ss 22 · The Man Without a Head [Part 1 of 3] · Joseph Bowen · ts; illustrated by Herbert Bohnert 26 · The Cardinal’s Ring [Riley Dillon] · Rodney Blake (by H. Bedford-Jones) · ss 29 · The Drop · James Oppenheim · ss 32 · The Murder Club [John Cabot (The Man with the Rubber Face)] · H. Bedford-Jones · ss 35 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 36 · Murder Off Broadway · [uncredited] · cn 38 · The Disappearing Safe [Corey Chaice] · Hal Hargrove · ss 42 · The Borrowed Ghost · Herman Landon · na 52 · Bells in the Night [Part 5 of 5] · Warner Fabian · sl 56 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 58 · Stranger Than Fiction · [uncredited] · cl 60 · Sleuthing for Beauty: The Womanly Type · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 62 · The Best Meal I Ever Ate · Anne Morton · ms 64 · A Colonial Room for Your Children · Betty Lenahan · ms 67 · For Your Home in Supper · [uncredited] · ms 86 · Favorite Toast Recipes · [uncredited] · ms 113 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 114 · Trickery · Carolyn Wells · pz

Mystery [Vol. VIII No. 1, July 1933] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 124pp, 9″ x 12″, cover by Clark Agnew) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · The Honor of the Name · Émile Gaboriau (adapted) · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 11 · The Lady from Hell [John Cabot (The Man with the Rubber Face)] · H. Bedford-Jones · ss; illustrated by Frank Bensing 17 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 19 · The Adventure of the Queen Bee [Part 1 of 4; Shirley Holmes; Joan Watson] · Basil Mitchell; adapted by Frederic Arnold Kummer · sa; novelization by Kummer based on the London stage production “The Holmeses of Baker Street” by Mitchell. 24 · Black Moons [Riley Dillon] · Rodney Blake (by H. Bedford-Jones) · ss 28 · The Man Without a Head [Part 2 of 3] · Joseph Bowen · ts; illustrated by Herbert Bohnert 32 · The Sealed House [Madame Rosika Storey] · Hulbert Footner · ss 35 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 36 · The Witch’s Son [Part 4 of 7] · Sax Rohmer · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1918, as “Brood of the Witch Queen”; illustrated by Rico Tomaso; drastically rewritten and somewhat condensed from chapters 11-15, subtitled “The Witch Queen”. 40 · The Weird Murders of Mr. Carn [Part 5 of 5] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 48 · Death at a Poker Game · [uncredited] · cn 50 · The Empty Coffin [Corey Chaice] · Hal Hargrove · ss 54 · Sleuthing for Beauty: The Languorous Type · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 58 · Go to the Tropics for Your Warm-Weather Diet · [uncredited] · ms 60 · It’s a Puzzle for You · [uncredited] · ms 76 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 80 · Favorite Shortcake Recipes · [uncredited] · ms 114 · Trickery · Carolyn Wells · pz

Mystery [Vol. VIII No. 2, August 1933] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 140pp, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Bleak House · Charles Dickens; adapted by Burton E. Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 14 · The Phantom Killer · Alan Hynd · ts 16 · The Green Twig · [uncredited] · ms 17 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 19 · The Adventure of the Queen Bee [Part 2 of 4; Shirley Holmes; Joan Watson] · Basil Mitchell; adapted by Frederic Arnold Kummer · sa 24 · Jewel Jugglers [Part 1 of 7] · Albert Payson Terhune · sl 27 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 28 · The Night Watch Mystery [Sarah Keate] · Mignon Good Eberhart · ss 32 · The Witch’s Son [Part 5 of 7] · Sax Rohmer · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1918, as “Brood of the Witch Queen”; illustrated by Rico Tomaso; drastically rewritten and somewhat condensed from chapters 16-19, subtitled “The Devil’s Brood”. 36 · The Invisible Web [Jerry Todd & Judy Baker] · Arnold Fredericks · ss 40 · The Man Without a Head [Part 3 of 3] · Joseph Bowen · ts; illustrated by Herbert Bohnert 44 · The Diamond Necklace Mystery · [uncredited] · ts 46 · The Hidden City [John Cabot (The Man with the Rubber Face)] · H. Bedford-Jones · ss 50 · Sleuthing for Beauty: The Aristocratic Type · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 59 · The Secret Seven [Jack Slade] · Richard Essex · na 91 · Our Colonial Garden · Betsy Callister · ar 93 · Oldest and Newest Needlework · [uncredited] · ms 94 · You Don’t Have to Go to Boston for Beans · Anne Morton · ms 103 · Stranger Than Fiction · [uncredited] · cl 124 · Week-End Menus · [uncredited] · ms 126 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl

Mystery [Vol. VIII No. 3, September 1933] (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 140pp, 9″ x 12″, cover by Clark Agnew) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Mysteries of Paris · Eugene Sue; adapted by Burton E. Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 9 · The Magic Tattoo · [uncredited] · ts 11 · The Polished Shoes · [uncredited] · ts 13 · The Scarlet Thread · [uncredited] · ts 17 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 19 · The Man Who Was Lost [Prof. Augustus S.F.X. Van Dusen (The Thinking Machine)] · Jacques Futrelle & Donald Rust · ss revised by Rust from “Mystery of the Man Who Was Lost” by Futrelle (Boston American, 18-24 December 1905) mainly just to update the cars and the dress. 22 · The Adventure of the Queen Bee [Part 3 of 4; Shirley Holmes; Joan Watson] · Basil Mitchell; adapted by Frederic Arnold Kummer · sa 27 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 28 · I Go Sleuthing · George Jean Nathan · cl 30 · The Mystery of Table Sixteen [Riley Dillon] · Rodney Blake (by H. Bedford-Jones) · ss 34 · The Woman in the Case · Arnold Fredericks · ss 38 · Jewel Jugglers [Part 2 of 7] · Albert Payson Terhune · sl 40 · The Black Cat Mystery · Alan Hynd · ts; illustrated by L. R. Gustavson 43 · Dreadful Widow · [uncredited] · ts 44 · The Witch’s Son [Part 6 of 7] · Sax Rohmer · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1918, as “Brood of the Witch Queen”; illustrated by Rico Tomaso; chapters 20-24, subtitled “The Sacred Lotus”. 48 · Blood Money [Mark Harrell (The Taxicab Detective)] · William Corcoran · ss 52 · The Strange Death of Samson Guthrie—Crime Puzzle · [uncredited] · cn 54 · They Have Curious Things to Eat · Anne Morton · ms 56 · Sleuthing for Murder: The Sports Type · Pamela Pinkerton · ms 57 · What Next Electric? · [uncredited] · ms 58 · Buying That New Chair · Betty Lenahan · ms 59 · Murder on the Blackboard [Hildegarde Withers] · Stuart Palmer · n. Brentano’s, 1932 91 · The New Embroidery · [uncredited] · ms 106 · The Best Meal · Anne Morton · ms 108 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl

Mystery [Vol. VIII No. 4, October 1933] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 140pp, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 7 · The Mystery of a Hansom Cab · Fergus Hume; adapted by Burton E. Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 14 · Who Was the Murderer?—Crime Puzzle · [uncredited] · cn 16 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 19 · Murder Men of Molokai [Part 1 of 6; Simeon Graves] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 22 · Introduction to “What Is Wrong with Justice?” · Irving Ben Cooper · is 23 · What Is Wrong with Justice? [Part 1 of 6] · Alan S. Hays · ar 24 · The Adventure of the Queen Bee [Part 4 of 4; Shirley Holmes; Joan Watson] · Basil Mitchell; adapted by Frederic Arnold Kummer · sa 27 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 28 · The Knife [Prof. Augustus S.F.X. Van Dusen (The Thinking Machine)] · Jacques Futrelle & Donald Rust · ss revised by Rust from “The Great Auto Mystery” by Futrelle (Boston American, 21 November 1905) mainly just to update the cars and the dress. 32 · Delilah’s Sisters · Thomas M. Johnson · ts 35 · Fifty Pound Horror · Thomas Burke · ss; illustrated by L. R. Gustavson 38 · The Witch’s Son [Part 7 of 7] · Sax Rohmer · n. C. Arthur Pearson, 1918, as “Brood of the Witch Queen”; chapters 25-31, subtitled “The Death of a Mummy”. 42 · Jewel Jugglers [Part 3 of 7] · Albert Payson Terhune · sl 44 · The Gorgeous Detective · Thomas Topham · ss 49 · I Go Sleuthing · Donald Rush · cl 51 · A Dog’s Strange Vigil · [uncredited] · ts 52 · Tracking Down Cheese Flavors · [uncredited] · ms 55 · Sleuthing for Beauty: The Business Woman Type · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 57 · Presto Chango Hats · [uncredited] · ms 59 · Killers’ Castle · Van Wyck Mason · na 112 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl

Mystery [Vol. VIII No. 5, November 1933] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 140pp, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Barnaby Rudge · Charles Dickens; adapted by Burton E. Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 12 · The Death of Dorothy Dawson—Crime Puzzle · [uncredited] · cn 15 · The Red Widow · Georges Surdez · ts 19 · The Riddle of the Dangling Pearl [Hildegarde Withers] · Stuart Palmer · nv 22 · Introduction to “What Is Wrong with Justice?” · Arthur Garfield Hays · is 23 · What Is Wrong with Justice? [Part 2 of 6] · Alan S. Hays · ar 24 · Marked for Death [Sarah Keate] · Mignon G. Eberhart · ss 28 · Murder in the Spotlight [Madame Rosika Storey] · Hulbert Footner · ss 32 · Murder Men of Molokai [Part 2 of 6; Simeon Graves] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 35 · Only One Question · [uncredited] · ts 36 · Protection [Part 1 of 2] · “The Racketeer” · ts; illustrated by Henry Luhrs 40 · The Mystery of the Hollow Knock! [Jerry Todd & Judy Baker] · Arnold Fredericks · ss; illustrated by Henry Luhrs 43 · The Phantom Visitor · [uncredited] · ts 44 · Eye-Witness · [uncredited] · ts 45 · I Go Sleuthing · Lee McCann · cl 46 · Jewel Jugglers [Part 4 of 7] · Albert Payson Terhune · sl 48 · A Killer in the House · Henry LaCossitt · ss 51 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 53 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 55 · Sleuthing for Beauty: The Youthful Type · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 57 · Outside Looking In · Frances Cowles · ms 59 · The House Under the Lake · Herbert Adams · na 104 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl

Mystery [Vol. VIII No. 6, December 1933] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 140pp, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 7 · Jack Sheppard · W. Harrison Ainsworth; adapted by Burton E. Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 16 · The Flea and the Ant · [uncredited] · ts 17 · The Crimson Cord · [uncredited] · ts 19 · The Riddle of the Flea Circus [Hildegarde Withers] · Stuart Palmer · nv 22 · Introduction to “What Is Wrong with Justice?” · Jacob Gould Schurman · is 23 · What Is Wrong with Justice? [Part 3 of 6] · Alan S. Hays · ar 24 · The Canterbury Cathedral Murder [Shirley Holmes; Joan Watson] · Frederic Arnold Kummer & Basil Mitchell · ss 28 · Which Man’s Eyes [Madame Rosika Storey] · Hulbert Footner · ss 31 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 32 · Pajamas, Diamonds and Blackmail [Riley Dillon] · Rodney Blake (by H. Bedford-Jones) · ss 35 · I Go Sleuthing · Etheleyne Verjinea Grafton · cl 36 · Murder Men of Molokai [Part 3 of 6; Simeon Graves] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 40 · The Doctor Sees a Ghost · Florence Ryerson & Colin Clements · ss; illustrated by L. R. Gustavson 43 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 46 · Protection [Part 2 of 2] · “The Racketeer” · ts; illustrated by Henry Luhrs 48 · Jewel Jugglers [Part 5 of 7] · Albert Payson Terhune · sl 50 · Death on Wheels · Henry LaCossitt · ss 53 · Sleuthing for Beauty: The Vivacious Type · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 54 · Dinner’s Ready · Anne Morton · ms 59 · There’s No Knowing · William Garrett · na 91 · Parade of Rodents · [uncredited] · ts 92 · The Black Bow · [uncredited] · ts 93 · The Secret in the Flower Box · [uncredited] · ts 120 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl

Mystery [v9 #1, January 1934] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 140pp, 9″ x 12″) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Moll Flanders · Daniel Defoe; adapted by Burton E. Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 9 · The Blinking Killer · [uncredited] · ts 11 · Hangman’s Knots · [uncredited] · ts 13 · The Body in the Belfry · [uncredited] · ts 15 · The Sinister Case of Rudolf Falk · Alan Hynd · ts 19 · Impossible Alibi [Lord Peter Wimsey] · Dorothy L. Sayers · ss 22 · Introduction to “What Is Wrong with Justice?” · Dr. Harry Elmer Barnes · is 23 · What Is Wrong with Justice? [Part 4 of 6] · Alan S. Hays · ar 24 · Murder on the Wall [Sarah Keate] · Mignon G. Eberhart · ss 27 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 28 · The Riddle of the Forty Costumes [Hildegarde Withers] · Stuart Palmer · nv 31 · Death of the Scarlet Woman · Donald Barr Chidsey · ss; illustrated by L. R. Gustavson 34 · A Young Woman Named Joan [Mark Harrell (The Taxicab Detective)] · William Corcoran · ss 38 · The Deadly Twin · The “ Anonymous Racketeer” · ts 42 · Letters That Kill · Georges Surdez · ts 45 · I Go Sleuthing · J. T. Standing · cl 46 · The Haunted Telephone · Edgar Jepson & Kenneth Jay · ss 48 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 50 · Jewel Jugglers [Part 6 of 7] · Albert Payson Terhune · sl 52 · Murder Men of Molokai [Part 4 of 6; Simeon Graves] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 56 · Trail of Guilt · [uncredited] · ts 59 · The Affair at the Green Lantern · Whitman Chambers · na 91 · When Do They Eat? · [uncredited] · ms 105 · No Perfect Crime · [uncredited] · ts 124 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl

Mystery [v9 #2, February 1934] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 140pp, 9″ x 12″, cover by Harold Woolridge) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Guy Fawkes · W. Harrison Ainsworth; adapted by Burton E. Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 11 · The Bayou Mystery · [uncredited] · ts 14 · The Blond Raffles [Helen Waldron] · Hal Pink · ss 19 · Murder Off Stage · Frederick Nebel · ss 22 · Introduction to “What Is Wrong with Justice?” · Warden Herbert Smith · in 23 · What Is Wrong with Justice? [Part 5 of 6] · Alan S. Hays · ar 24 · The Old Man’s Diamond [Sarah Keate] · Mignon G. Eberhart · ss 27 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 28 · The Major and His Dandelions · Edmund Pearson · ts 31 · Blank Paper · Georges Surdez · ts 32 · Poisoned Letters · [uncredited] · ts 34 · Horror on the Night Express · Maurice Level · ss translated from the French (“Le crime de la rue Pergolèse”, Le miroir, March 31, 1912). 37 · She Didn’t Faint · Theodore Orchards · ss 38 · Vanished Goods · The “ Anonymous Racketeer” · ts 42 · Murder Men of Molokai [Part 5 of 6; Simeon Graves] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 46 · Jewel Jugglers [Part 7 of 7] · Albert Payson Terhune · sl 48 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 51 · I Go Sleuthing · Donald Rush · cl 53 · Sleuthing for Beauty: Good Teeth in Every Age · Pamela Pinkerton · cl 55 · In Tune with the Times · Betty Lenahan · ms 59 · The Fatal Broadcast · Polly Simpson McManus · na 103 · Try Your Skill at Cabinetry · Frances Cowles · ms 110 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 138 · Strange Justice and the Hungry Beggar · [uncredited] · ts

Mystery [v9 #3, March 1934] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 140pp, 9″ x 12″, cover by Harold Woolridge) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a volume at the NYPL. 6 · Other People’s Money · Émile Gaboriau; adapted by Burton E. Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 9 · The Terror of the River · [uncredited] · ts 13 · Murder in Canada · [uncredited] · ts 14 · Bat Island · Hal Pink · ss 15 · Science and Sense · [uncredited] · ts 19 · The Affair of the Four Skeletons · Maurice Renard · ss 21 · What Is Wrong with Justice? [Part 6 of 6] · Alan S. Hays · ar 24 · The Empty Inn [Sarah Keate] · Mignon G. Eberhart · ss 27 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 29 · The Riddle of the Brass Band [Hildegarde Withers] · Stuart Palmer · nv 32 · The Man Who Would Not Stay Dead · Edmund Pearson · ar 35 · Shadows · [uncredited] · ts 36 · The Girl Who Dropped from Earth [Madame Rosika Storey] · Hulbert Footner · ss 38 · Exceptional Murderer · Georges Surdez · ts 42 · Murder Men of Molokai [Part 6 of 6; Simeon Graves] · Walter F. Ripperger · sl 46 · I Go Sleuthing · S. Filje · cl 49 · Killer by Trade · Frank Fowler · ts 50 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 53 · Choose Your Bread · [uncredited] · ms 55 · New Hair Styles · Pamela Pinkerton · ms 57 · Mid-Season Accessories · Frances Cowles · ms 59 · News of the New · [uncredited] · cl 59 · Cursed Gold! · Marion Scott · na 118 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 136 · Murder of the President’s Kin · [uncredited] · ts 138 · Fantastic Murder · [uncredited] · ts

Mystery [v9 #4, April 1934] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 140pp, 9″ x 12″, cover by Harold Woolridge) [] Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky. 6 · Black Tulip · Alexander Dumas; adapted by Burton E. Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 15 · The Sealed Coffin · [uncredited] · ts 16 · Red Oilcloth · [uncredited] · ts 19 · The Phantom Flute Player [Jimmie Lavender] · Vincent Starrett · nv 24 · Three Lame Men [Ellery Queen] · Ellery Queen · ss 27 · The Rogue’s Almanac · David Frederick McCord · cl 28 · The Riddle of the Yellow Canary [Hildegarde Withers] · Stuart Palmer · ss 32 · The Man in the Mirror · Louis Golding · ss 35 · Ogress! · Georges Surdez · ts 38 · The Black King · Maurice Renard · ss; illustrated by Frank Bensing 42 · The Night of the 13th · Henry LaCossitt · ss 46 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 49 · I Go Sleuthing · The Readers · ts 51 · A Plan That Has Worked · [uncredited] · cl 53 · Soup for You · [uncredited] · ms 55 · Gifts You Can Make for Baby · Frances Cowles · ms 57 · Looks Mean Everything · Pamela Pinkerton · ms 59 · Going to St. Ives · Colver Harris · na 102 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 138 · Moss-Covered Clues · [uncredited] · ts

Mystery [v9 #5, May 1934] ed. Durbin Lee Horner (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 144pp, 9″ x 12″) [] Horner is listed for the first time as Managing Editor, Weir remains as Editorial Director. Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky. 6 · The Big Bow Mystery · Israel Zangwill; adapted by Burton E. Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 15 · The Murdering Casanova · [uncredited] · ts 16 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 19 · Circus Murder · Courtney Ryley Cooper · ss; illustrated by Frank Bensing 23 · Off the Record · John Alexander · cl 24 · The Man in the Paris Cafe · Sinclair Gluck · ss 28 · The Girl on the Trapeze [Ellery Queen] · Ellery Queen · nv 31 · Hangman’s Handbook · [uncredited] · ms 32 · The Body in the Ostrich Cage [Jimmie Lavender] · Vincent Starrett · ss 35 · One Way to Pack a Trunk · Georges Surdez · ts 38 · The Mystery of the Dark Street · Edmund Pearson · ts 41 · I Go Sleuthing · John Caldwell · ts 42 · Hussy! · Mignon G. Eberhart · ss 46 · The Last Adventure with Madame Storey [Madame Rosika Storey] · Hulbert Footner · ss 49 · Story-Book Murder · [uncredited] · ts 50 · Blackmailer’s Wife [Riley Dillon] · Rodney Blake (by H. Bedford-Jones) · ss 52 · Missing Desserts · [uncredited] · ms 53 · Art Steps In · [uncredited] · ms 54 · News of the New · [uncredited] · cl 56 · Newest Bedspreads · [uncredited] · ms 82 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 111 · Black Fog · Charles J. Dutton · na

Mystery [v9 #6, June 1934] ed. Hugh Weir (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 144pp, 9″ x 12″, cover by Charles De Feo) [] (Full Text) Subtitled “The Illustrated Detective Magazine”. Details supplied by Steve Miller & Ira B. Matetsky. 6 · Great Expectations—A Dramatization · Charles Dickens; adapted by Alice Chadwicke · pl; given as by Charles Dickens. 13 · I Go Sleuthing · Marjory Ames · ss 16 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 19 · The Two-Headed Dog [Ellery Queen] · Ellery Queen · ss 23 · Off the Record · John Alexander · cl 24 · The Woman He Had to Kill · Francis Beeding · nv 28 · Murder on the Fast Express · Colver Harris · ss 31 · Little Book of Strange Crimes · [uncredited] · cl 32 · Whirlpool [Part 1 of 2] · A Gangster’s Wife · sl 36 · The Riddle of the Blueblood Murders [Hildegarde Withers] · Stuart Palmer · nv 40 · Suicides That Made History · David Frederick McCord · ar 42 · The Tragic Affair at Merit · Edmund Pearson · ar 46 · The Sinister Death in the Black Room · Henry LaCossitt · ss 49 · The Strange Disappearance of Madame De Mordillac · [uncredited] · ar 50 · A Plan That Has Worked · [uncredited] · cl 51 · Family Murderer · [uncredited] · ar 52 · It Began in 1890 · Pamela Pinkerton · ms 54 · The New Deal in Glass · [uncredited] · ar 54 · Through the Ages · Anne Morton · ar 60 · Gay Summer Styles · Frances Cowles · ms 63 · News of the New · [uncredited] · cl 68 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 111 · The Imperfect Twins · Carl Mattison Chapin · na

Mystery [v10 #1, July 1934] ed. Durbin Lee Horner (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 138pp, 9″ x 12″, cover by Harold Woolridge) [] Details taken from Table of Contents. 6 · Tower of London · William Harrison Ainsworth; adapted by Burton Stevenson · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 13 · I Go Sleuthing · Arthur Hassenmeyer · cl 15 · For No Reason · [uncredited] · ts 16 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 19 · Between Nine and Midnight · Ferrin Fraser · ss 23 · Off the Record · John Alexander · cl 24 · The Man with the Crooked Finger · Hulbert Footner · ss 27 · Little Book of Strange Crimes · [uncredited] · cl 29 · Murder for Publicity · Norman Matson · ss 32 · The Riddle of the Forty Naughty Girls [Hildegarde Withers] · Stuart Palmer · ss 36 · Old Witch, New Witch · David Frederick McCord · ts 38 · Whirlpool [Part 2 of 2] · A Gangster’s Wife · sl 42 · The Crime in the Penthouse · Henry LaCossitt · ss 46 · The Queer Adventures of the Druce Family · Edmund Pearson · ar 51 · The Freezing Way · [uncredited] · ms 51 · News of the New, Opposite · [uncredited] · ms 53 · On with the Sunshine · [uncredited] · ms 56 · A Plan That Has Worked · [uncredited] · cl 58 · For Smarter Tables · [uncredited] · ms 70 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 107 · Death’s Treasure Hunt · William C. Harvey · na

Mystery [v10 #2, August 1934] ed. Durbin Lee Horner (Tower Magazines, Inc., 10¢, 138pp+, 9″ x 12″, cover by Harold Woolridge) [] (Full Text) Details supplied by Ira B. Matetsky from a bound volume at the NYPL. 8 · The Mystery of Edwin Drood · Charles Dickens; adapted by Burton E. Stevens · sa; illustrated by Nick Riley 9 · Jam for Two · [uncredited] · ts 13 · I Go Sleuthing · V. B. Wood · cl 15 · Three Hundred Years to Make a Salad · [uncredited] · ar 17 · Pretty Girls Look Cool · Pamela Pinkerton · ar 19 · Terrible Vengeance · Guy Endore · ss 23 · Off the Record · John Alexander · cl 24 · Are You Responsible for Dillinger? · John Roy Harrison · ar 27 · Little Book of Strange Crimes · [uncredited] · cl 28 · Murders That Couldn’t Happen · Ferrin Fraser · ss 32 · The Woman in Scarlet Stockings · Norman Matson · ss The Evening Standard June 12 1934, as “The House on Big Faraway”; illustrated by L. R. Gustavson 35 · Gifts You Can Make · Frances Cowles · ms 36 · The Sinister Beard [Ellery Queen] · Ellery Queen · nv 40 · Before Dawn [Mark Harrell (The Taxicab Detective)] · William Corcoran · ss 44 · Killed After 10 P.M. · Frederick Nebel · ss 47 · Stained Rubies [Riley Dillon] · Rodney Blake (by H. Bedford-Jones) · ss 50 · The Line-Up · The Readers · lc 52 · The Ragged Gunman · [uncredited] · ts 53 · At the August Furniture Sales · Betty Lenahan · ar 55 · The Matinee Murder · Celia Keegan · ss 56 · News of the New · [uncredited] · cl 57 · Say Thank You to the Grocery Man · [uncredited] · ar 74 · The Make-Up Box · [uncredited] · cl 107 · The House of Sleep · Frank King · na