The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 462

• [The Girl in the Ticket Booth] (chron.)
• [The Granger Collection] (chron.)
• [The Greyfriars Ghost] (chron.)
• [The Grouch Editor] (chron.)
• [The Happy Man] (chron.)
• [The Head]
• [The Headmaster] (chron.)
• [The Head Sales-Girl] (chron.)
• [The Heads of State] (chron.)
• [The Historian of the Party] (chron.)
• [The Homely Mother] (chron.)
• [The Husband] (chron.)
• [The Husband of a Butterfly] (chron.)
• [The Husband of a “Star”] (chron.)
• [The Image Bank] (chron.)
• [The Imag-Index] (chron.)
• [The Infernal Wanderer] (chron.)
• [The Inhabitant] (chron.)
• [The Innocent Bystander] (chron.)
• [The Inquirer] (chron.)
• [The Inquiry Editor] (chron.)
• [The Inquisitor] (chron.)
• [The Inspector] (chron.)
• [The Interne] (chron.)
• [The Investment Editor] (chron.)
• [Their Mother] (chron.)
• [The Jester] (chron.)
• [The Jester Chaparral] (chron.)
• [The Journal’s Architect] (chron.)
• [The Kinners] (chron.)
• [The Lark] (chron.)
• [The Law Dog] (chron.)
• [The Leading London Chefs] (chron.)
• [The League of Belgian Artists] (chron.)
• [The Literary Editor] (chron.)
• [The Little House Mother] (chron.)
• [The Lounger] (chron.)
• [The Lover] (chron.)
• [The Mad Poet] (chron.)
• [The Manager] (chron.)
• [The Man in the Box] (chron.)
• [The Mariner] (chron.)
• [The Matthews-Northrop Co.] (chron.)
• [The Matzene Studio, Chicago] (chron.)
• [The Minister’s Social Helper] (chron.)
• [The Minneapolis Fantasy Society] (chron.)
• [The Moffett Studio, Chicago] (chron.)
• [The Moffett Studio, New York] (chron.)
• [The Most Recent Paris Models] (chron.)
• [The Mother of a Son] (chron.)
• [The Motion Picture Editor] (chron.)
• [The Motorist] (chron.)
• [The Mucker] (chron.)
• [The Mystery Photographer] (chron.)
• [The Mystery Woman] (chron.)
• [The National Police Bureau] (chron.)
• [The Neophyte] (chron.)
• [The Newspaper Lawyer] (chron.)
• [The Nutsplitter] (chron.)
• [The Odd Fellow] (chron.)
• [The Office Boy] (chron.)
• [The Officer of the Watch] (chron.)
• [The Old Boy] (chron.)
• [The Old Chief of the Iroquo’s] (chron.)
• [The Old Ghoul] (chron.)
• [The Old Professor] (chron.)
• [The Old Stager] (chron.)
• [The Owl] (chron.)
• [The Parents’ Counselor] (chron.)
• [The Parisian]
• [The Parlour Philosopher] (chron.)
• [The Peace and Love Corporation] (chron.)
• [The Pedestrian] (chron.)
• [The Pessimistic Character] (chron.)
• [The Phantom] (chron.)
• [The Phoenix] (chron.)
• [The Photographic Editor] (chron.)
• [The Physician] (chron.)
• [The Pilot] (chron.)
• [The Pinch Hitter] (chron.)
• [The Pinkertons] (chron.)
• [The Pinpoint Design Company] (chron.)
• [The Pioneer] (chron.)
• [The Plain Girl] (chron.)
• [The Poetic Knight] (chron.)
• [The Police Reporter] (chron.)
• [The Postmaster] (chron.)
• [The President of a Young Ladies’ Seminary] (chron.)
• [The President of the Society] (chron.)
• [The Press Department of the Soviet Embassy in London] (chron.)
• [The Private Secretary] (chron.)
• [The Professional Judge] (chron.)
• [The Professor] (chron.)
• [The Promotion Pilot] (chron.)
• [The Publisher(s)] (chron.)
• [The Readerfs] (chron.)
• [The Readers] (chron.)
• ________: “Argosy” Readers Discuss a “Human Problem”
• ________: Brass Tacks
• ________: Camp-Fire Stations
• ________: Correspondence
• ________: Dear Cosmopolitan
• ________: Everyland Mail
• ________: Flashes from Readers
• ________: Friendly Fire
• ________: Hear All Sides
• ________: Junior McCall’s Club
• ________: Letters
• ________: Locolumn
• ________: Man to Man
• ________: Our Club and Our Magazine
• ________: Popular Player Contest: The Result to Date
• ________: The Readers Always Write
• ________: A Real Man Opens His Heart
• ________: Sweetheart’s Clib
• ________: Viewpoints
• ________: Why I Don’t Want the Emperor to Rule Me
• [The Readers Letters] (chron.)
• [The Red Dress] (chron.)
• [The Referee] (chron.)
• [The Reporter] (chron.)
• [The Roamer] (chron.)
• [The Rounder] (chron.)
• [The Sales Manager] (chron.)
• [The Sarge] (chron.)
• [The Scoffer] (chron.)
• [The Scout Editor] (chron.)
• [The Scoutmaster] (chron.)
• [The Scouts] (chron.)
• [The Scout Scribe] (chron.)
• [The Secretary of a Lonely Hearts Club] (chron.)
• [The Senate] (chron.)
• [The Sergeant] (chron.)
• [The Sergeant Major] (chron.)
• [The Sergeant Pilot] (chron.)
• [The Serpent Inquisitor] (chron.)
• [The Shadow Woman] (chron.)
• [The Shaver’s Sister] (chron.)
• [The Showman] (chron.)
• [The Social Promoter] (chron.)
• [The Spinster] (chron.)
• [The Sporting Tramp] (chron.)
• [The Sports Reporter] (chron.)
• [The Squeaker] (chron.)
• [The Staff] (chron.)
• [The Staff of Kalki] (chron.)
• [The Star Salesman] (chron.)
• [The Stephen Hickman Studio] (chron.)
• [The Story Teller] (chron.)
• [The Strand Medical Writer] (chron.)
• [The Strand Science Writer] (chron.)
• [The Stroke of a Recent Oxford University Eight] (chron.)
• [The Stylist] (chron.)
• [The Sub-Assistant Editor] (chron.)
• [The Suggester] (chron.)
• [The Tanner Sisters] (chron.)
• [The Tenant in Possession] (chron.)
• [The Thinker] (chron.)
• [The Travel Editor] (chron.)
• [The Twins] (chron.)
• [The Urquharts] (chron.)
• [The Very Young Man] (chron.)
• [The Veteran] (chron.)
• [The Victim] (chron.)
• [The Wanderer] (chron.)
• [The Wanderers] (chron.)
• [The Weaver’s Saturday] (chron.)
• [The Web Goddess] (chron.)
• [The Wife of an Average Husband] (chron.)
• [The Wife of an M.P.] (chron.)
• [The Will Bradley Studios] (chron.)
• [The Wing Commander] (chron.)
• [The Wolf] (chron.)
• [The Woman Who Knows] (chron.)
• [The Writers] (chron.)
• [Thill Patston] (chron.)
• [Thinkstock] (chron.)
• [Three Lions] (chron.)
• [Time-Life Books Editorial Staff] (chron.)
• [Times Square] (chron.)
• [Tonnesen, Chicago] (chron.)
• [Tot and Tout] (chron.)
• [Trade Show] (chron.)
• [Treasury Agent B] (chron.)
• [TreSart] (chron.)
• [Triangle Photos] (chron.)
• [T. Studios] (chron.)
• [Tugboat Printshop] (chron.)
• [Twentieth Century-Fox] (chron.)
• [Two Canadian Girls] (chron.)
• [Two Faithful but Hitherto Silent Readers] (chron.)
• [Two of the Teachers] (chron.)
• [U. and U.] (chron.)
• [Uncle Sam] (chron.)
• [uncredited] (books) (chron.)
• ________: 50,000-Ton “Corks”
• ________: About the Authors
• ________: About the Editor
• ________: Actors’ Make-Up
• ________: The Affair of the Jealous Groom
• ________: Alien Tales
• ________: American Jails and Speak-Easies
• ________: Animals of the Peruvians
• ________: Anya Kless, Primary Author and Editor of Lilith: Queen of the Desert
• ________: The Argosy
• ________: Arthur Mason
• ________: Ask Adventure Experts
• ________: The Author
• ________: The Babe Sits It Out
• ________: The Banknote Bandits
• ________: Beauty in Orbit
• ________: The Best New Books
• ________: Big Ancient Armies
• ________: Biographies
• ________: Bliss at Eight Dollars a Week
• ________: Book Reviews, Magazines, Booksellers’ Catalogues, Etc., Etc.
• ________: Border G-Man
• ________: The Bramleighs of Bishop’s Folly: Chapter VII. At Luncheon
• ________: British Fisher Lads
• ________: The Burglar’s Blunder
• ________: By the “Orient” Express
• ________: Cannibals of the Ponds
• ________: Carrying Rifles
• ________: The Castaways: The Reluctant Pirate
• ________: Chance for Amateur ’Tecs
• ________: Chaucer and His World by Derek Brewer
• ________: Chinese Detectives
• ________: A Circuit Rider’s Wife- Some Stray Chapters from Her Experiences
• ________: A Coal Strike Gave Him His Chance
• ________: Come Into the Office, Boys—and Girls!
• ________: Competitions
• ________: Contributor list
• ________: Contributors
• ________: Cornish Gold
• ________: Correspondence Column
• ________: Coyote Hunting for Pleasure and Profit
• ________: Crossword
• ________: Current Notes
• ________: Dark Room Assistant
• ________: The Death of Wild Dick Lloyd
• ________: Detective Story Puzzle No. 1 Can You Tell What Clue Egan Found?
• ________: Directory of Schools
• ________: Doings for the Month
• ________: Do You Remember?—Commander Stephen King-Hall’s Survey, 1936
• ________: The Duchess’s Dilemma
• ________: Edith Johnson: The Plucky Girl Who Plays in Vitagraph Serials
• ________: Editor Notes
• ________: Egyptian Villages
• ________: En Silhouette
• ________: An Evening at Epping
• ________: The Fabulous Spell
• ________: Famous Sky Fighters
• ________: Father Ruled Our Lives
• ________: Fighting Shadows
• ________: First Overland Wagons to California
• ________: Florio: A Little Tragedy
• ________: For Boys and Girls Who Love Horses
• ________: For Valour: For Bravery at Sea
• ________: The Freedom I Craved
• ________: From Then Till Now: Going for a Swim
• ________: Gab About Gaddis
• ________: The Gatherer: An Illustrated Record of Invention, Discovery, &c.
• ________: Get the Most Out of Your Garden
• ________: Girls in £1,000
• ________: The Gold of the Tsar
• ________: Great Cities of the New Continent: It’s Just the Place for Politics
• ________: A Group of Glories
• ________: The Hand of Ethelberta: Chapter XLVIII. Lychworth (continued)—The Anglebury Highway
• ________: Haunted Ashchurch
• ________: He Got the Best of It
• ________: Her Soul’s Bargain
• ________: History Is De-Bunk-Ed
• ________: Honorable Mentions: 1998
• ________: Housecall
• ________: How Much Do You Know About the Man You Love?
• ________: How We Logged Katahdin Stream
• ________: An Idyll—and a Moral
• ________: Incorrigible Asks Death Sentence
• ________: Industrial Training in Penology
• ________: Insult
• ________: An Interview with Graham McNeill
• ________: In the Last Great Need
• ________: Into the Blue: The First Deck Landing
• ________: Iron Rule of Hindoo Husbands
• ________: Ixnay on the Ottenray
• ________: Jewellery Offers
• ________: Jokes on the Grocer
• ________: Kangaroo Kit’s Racquet; or, the Pride of Played Out
• ________: Kit Carson’s Brother
• ________: A Landscape Painter
• ________: The Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices
• ________: Letter Received: Re: “Tricky Rikki Tikki”
• ________: Lightning Photographed
• ________: The Literary and Artistic Associations of Dorset
• ________: Lives of the Sports Aces: Chuck Gardiner
• ________: Look and Learn about Locomotives
• ________: The Lost Zeppelin
• ________: Lumber Hog Just Skates Along
• ________: Magpie Crossword No. 6
• ________: The Man in the Iron Mask
• ________: Marilyn’s Phantom Bull
• ________: Maude’s in the Woods
• ________: Memories
• ________: MGM’s Topical “Grass” Lensing on U.K. Location
• ________: Mischievous Monkeys
• ________: Mr. W. E. Henley: “Opera et Persona”
• ________: Money
• ________: The Motive Force of the World
• ________: Murder—for Experiment
• ________: My Lord Bag-o’-Rice
• ________: The Mystery of the Closed Door
• ________: Neal Stephenson
• ________: The Newest Thing in Railways
• ________: News of Nightcap’s Big-Girl Contest
• ________: Next Time Around
• ________: Notable Stories
• ________: Notes on the Contributors
• ________: Obituary
• ________: Old English Carol
• ________: On Board the New Hampshire: Life on a Naval Training Vessel, Part II
• ________: On the Cornice (Mentone and San Remo)
• ________: Orchids Grown in Test Tubes
• ________: Our Covers Go on the Air
• ________: Our Note Book: A Wise New Departure
• ________: Outlands and Seaways
• ________: A Pair of Lovers
• ________: Partial List of Switch-Key Collectors
• ________: Pay-Off for Inventors
• ________: A Perilous Hour
• ________: Philosophical Flo
• ________: Pig That Works a Slot Machine
• ________: Playing to the Whistle
• ________: Politeness in Ireland
• ________: The Potato’s Place in History
• ________: The Prisoner at the Bar
• ________: Pronzini Bibliography
• ________: Puzzledom
• ________: A Question of Ethics
• ________: The Railroad Man’s Opportunity
• ________: Reads: Astronaut Mike Mullane’s Riding Rockets
• ________: The Red-Haired Pickpocket
• ________: Results of November Competitions
• ________: Riddle of the Rich Invaders
• ________: Rob Roy
• ________: Rose Bowl Landmarks
• ________: Safe Rented with Office
• ________: “Say, Did You Hear the One About…?”
• ________: Science News No. 37
• ________: The Secret Crime
• ________: Series Synopsis
• ________: Shannahan’s Old Shebeen
• ________: A Shot in the Arm Award for Humorous Crime Novel of the Year
• ________: Sir Arthur C. Clarke & Forrest J. Ackerman: In Memoriam
• ________: Slim Harkness Finds a Friend
• ________: Sofia
• ________: Some People!
• ________: So the Reporters Tell Us
• ________: The Spellbinder
• ________: The Stage
• ________: A Steampunk’s Guide to Body Hair
• ________: The Story of Petroleum Oil from Well to Consumer
• ________: The Story-Tellers Club
• ________: The Subscriber’s Corner - The Prize Essay
• ________: Survival of the Fittest
• ________: Take Warnin’
• ________: Ted Strong’s Indian Trail
• ________: That Boy of Norcott’s: Chapter V. A First Dinner-Party
• ________: Things of Spain
• ________: Three Boys in a Boat
• ________: Tina’s Treasure Chest
• ________: Tom’s Little Star; or, The Art and the Woman
• ________: Trade Union Boycotting
• ________: Trailside Cooking
• ________: Trigger-Happy Monika
• ________: Twenty Questions About Football
• ________: UK Books Received: October 1991
• ________: untitled (“A man’s first Care should be to avoid the Reproaches of his own Heart”)
• ________: The Valley of False Dawn
• ________: View from the Top
• ________: Wanted by the F.B.I.
• ________: The Way Out
• ________: The Westerners’ Crossword Puzzle
• ________: Whatever Happened to Samia Gamal?
• ________: What the Printers’ Pension Corporation Does
• ________: Where Medicine Does Not Care
• ________: Who’s the Goat?
• ________: Why Our Boat Did Not Make Its Bump
• ________: The Wind and the Rain
• ________: Within the Precincts: Chapter XXV. What Followed
• ________: A Woman’s Lot
• ________: The Work of George Gissing. A Chronological Record
• ________: Wrap a Woman
• ________: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow
• ________: Your Editor’s Greeting
• ________: [cartoon(s)]
• ________: [cartoon(s)]
• ________: [front cover]
• ________: [illustration(s)]
• ________: [photography]
• ________: [photography]
• ________: [photography]
• ________, ed.: The Complete Aliens Omnibus: Volume Six: Cauldron, Steel Egg
• ________: Once Upon a Star
• ________, trans.: The Story of an Old Hat
• [Underwood & Underwood] (chron.)
• [Union Press] (chron.)
• [United Artists] (chron.)
• [United Press International] (chron.)
• [Universal Pictures] (chron.)
• [Universe Conceptualisations] (chron.)
• [unknown]
• [unknown 16th century Belgian artist] (chron.)
• [unknown artist] (chron.)
• ________: [illustration(s)]
• [unknown author] (chron.)
• [unknown authors] (chron.)
• [unsigned] (chron.)
• [USAF R&D Command Headquarters] (chron.)
• [U.S. Army] (chron.)
• [U.S. Army Air Force] (chron.)
• [U.S. Narcotic Agent] (chron.)
• [U.S. Navy] (chron.)
• [Van Ingen & Snyder] (chron.)
• [Various] (books) (chron.)
• ________: Adeste, Fideles
• ________: Beautiful Children: American v. British Empire
• ________: Book Reviews
• ________: Cap & Bells
• ________: The Contributors’ Club
• ________: Escapader in Hollywood
• ________: Floral Porches and Vine-Clad Cottages
• ________: Golden Thoughts
• ________: Home Brewed
• ________: In the Realm of Bookland
• ________: Laugh Links
• ________: Literay Pocket Pieces
• ________: The Merrythought 1913
• ________: Missing Children
• ________: On the Wing
• ________: Overwrite
• ________: Promenade
• ________: AReview of Reviews
• ________: The Riddle Box
• ________: Smiling Through
• ________: Suspense Bookshelf
• ________: Training Camp Tales
• ________: Wisecrack-Ups
• ________: Women Are a Sex by Themselves
• ________: [photography]
• [Various, New York] (chron.)
• [Vetta Collection] (chron.)
• [Vista Photos] (chron.)
• [Vitaphone Photo] (chron.)
• [Walnut International] (chron.)
• [Walt Disney Productions] (chron.)
• [Walt Disney Studios] (chron.)
• [Walter Bosley] (chron.)
• [War Advertising Council] (chron.)
• [Warner Bros.] (chron.)
• [Warner Bros./Seven Arts Production] (chron.)
• [Warner Brothers] (chron.)
• [Water Resources Class] (chron.)
• [Western Professional Humane Society] (chron.)
• [White] (chron.)
• [White, N. Y. & Bangs, N. Y.] (chron.)
• [White, New York & Moffett Studio, Chicago] (chron.)
• [White, New York] (chron.)
• [Whiteley-Broady Studios] (chron.)
• [WHITEspace] (chron.)
• [White Studio] (chron.)
• [White Studio, New York & Strauss-Peyton Studios, Kansas City] (chron.)
• [White Studio, New York] (chron.)
• [White Studio & Hallen Studio, New York] (chron.)
• [Wide World Photos] (chron.)
• [Wiele & Klein Photographic Studio] (chron.)
• [Williams-Gilloon Agency] (chron.)
• [Woodfin Camp & Associates] (chron.)
• [World’s Work] (chron.)
• [writer from Canada] (chron.)
• [Writer’s Digest Editor] (chron.)
• [WR Productions] (chron.)
• [Xerxes Productions] (chron.)
• [X Photos Inc.] (chron.)
• [Yankee Staff Correspondents] (chron.)