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Smith, Frank Hyatt

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* Life in the Adirondacks (with Peter MacQueen), (ar) Munsey’s Magazine February 1893

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Smith, Frank Leon

(about)

(chron.)

* An Added Chapter, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly May 16 1914

* Among Those Present, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly August 15 1914

* Another Napoleon, (ss) All-Story Weekly July 24 1915

* Anything I Can Do?, (ss) Woman’s Day January 1948

* Battle of the Bricks, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 13 1941

* The Bells of Waldenbruck, (ss) Liberty March 18 1933

* Between the Lines, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine March 1915

* The Big, Strong Man, (ss) The Green Book Magazine April 1916

* Both Were Dumb, (ss) Collier’s September 12 1936

* Bouquet de Brooklyn, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post November 7 1942

* Breaking Up the Bunch, (ss) Collier’s October 25 1913

* Burning Bridges, (ss) The All-Story February 1913

The All-Story (UK) February 1913

* Business and Partners, (ss) Collier’s April 18 1914

* By Special Delivery, (ss) All-Story Weekly March 7 1914

* Canarsie Interlude [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1950

* Coming Attractions, (ss) Collier’s May 13 1933

* A Cool Smoke, (vi) Liberty March 26 1932

* Don’t Dodge Love and Taxes, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 15 1947

* Euclid Smiles, (ss) The All-Story August 1913

The All-Story (UK) August 1913

* The Fireside Tourist, (ss) The All-Story October 1913

The All-Story (UK) October 1913

* First Impression, (vi) Liberty June 1 1935

* The Flaming Lure, (ss) Liberty February 18 1933

* Four Dollars to Star, (ss) All-Story Weekly January 1 1916

* A Girl Must Have Her Say, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post April 27 1946

* Good-Natured Harry’s, (ss) Liberty December 6 1930

* Good Until Monday, (ss) Collier’s October 10 1936

* Gorgeous, the Riddle, (ss) Liberty August 29 1931

* Hangover Hall, (ss) Liberty May 10 1930

* He and She, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine June 1914

* “Here Comes Grover!”, (ss) The Century Magazine October 1915

* Hoodoos, (ss) Liberty January 10 1931

* Horse Laugh and Buggy, (ss) Country Gentleman March 1936

* An Idea for a Comic, (nv) Everybody’s Magazine January 1915

* In Love, (ss) Everybody’s Magazine May 1914

* In Tight Water, (??) Collier’s June 20 1936

* It’s Wise to Keep the Lady Guessing, (ss)

Short Story Magazine (Australia) #43, February 1948

* “I Want to Know!”, (ss) The Argosy June 1915

* Jack, in Love with Daisy, (ss) Ainslee’s February 1916

* Keep the Girl on the Fence, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 28 1946

* Kid Ivanhoe, (ss) Adventure February 1914

* Kiss Me, My Fool!, (??) Collier’s April 11 1936

* Leave Orders Here, (??) Collier’s January 19 1935

* Limp Form, (ss) The All-Story February 1914

* Love Is Like That, (ss) Liberty November 12 1932

* Luther Learns His Strength, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion August 1937

* The Madness of Method, (ss) The All-Story March 1914

* A Magnet for McQuillan [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine December 1948

* The Man Who Would Be McQuillan [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post September 12 1942

* The Marquis of Quicksilver, (ss) Collier’s February 9 1935

* McQuillan and the Gab [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1951

* McQuillan at Standpipe Park [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post December 7 1940

* McQuillan at the Bastille [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine January 1949

* McQuillan Beats a Thousand Drums [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine November 1949

* McQuillan Fells the McMiv [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 4 1940

* McQuillan Goes Below [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Saturday Evening Post June 27 1942

* McQuillan Lends a Hand [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine September 1948

* McQuillan’s Jackpot [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine October 1950

* Model, Be Mine!, (ss) Liberty May 25 1935

* Nutting Dances, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly July 11 1914

* Nutting Drowns, (ss) All-Story Weekly March 14 1914

* Nutting Rings the Bell, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly July 25 1914

* Nutting’s Scoop, (ss) All-Story Weekly March 21 1914

* Once Over (with James Shelley Hamilton), (sl) Everybody’s Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1914

* Only Too Glad, (??) Collier’s February 15 1936

* Our Miss Siren, (ss) Collier’s September 30 1933

* Paging Andy Sears, (ss) Maclean’s April 15 1935

* Pardon My Love, (ss) Woman’s Day August 1947

* The Prowl of the Prams, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post August 2 1941

* Pug and Publicity, (ss) The All-Story January 1914

The All-Story (UK) January 1914

* Puttin’ Up a Front, (ss) All-Story Weekly September 30 1916

* Resting Easily, (ss) Liberty March 23 1935

* Sharp Work at the Duck & Egg, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post February 20 1943

The Armchair Companion ed. A. L. Furman, Gold Label Books, 1944

* She Met a Diver, (ss) Collier’s September 14 1935

Grit Story Section #2181, November 8 1936

* Ship from America, (ar) Woman’s Day January 1947

* Shut Up, Dear, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post January 6 1940

Post Stories of 1940, Little, Brown and Co., 1941

* Sky Rocket, (ss) Liberty August 30 1930

* The Sluggard, (ss) All-Story Weekly July 8 1916

* Step Into My Castle, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion May 1936

* Tax Trouble, (ss) Short Story Magazine (Australia) #56, March 1949

* That’ll Be the Day, McQuillan! [Rodney McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine July 1948

* An Unofficial Welcome, (ss) All-Story Weekly March 28 1914

* Venus Didn’t Diet, (ss)

Short Story Magazine (Australia) #16, 1945

* A Very Dumb Affair, (??) Collier’s April 6 1935

* Virgil, the Gentle Bloodhound, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion April 1934

* When in Doubt, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly March 27 1915

* You Couldn’t Blame Eddie, (??) Collier’s May 27 1933

* Who’s Who in This Issue by The Editor(s), (cl) The Blue Book Magazine July 1948

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Smith, Frank P.

(chron.)

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

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

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

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Smith, Frank S.

(chron.)

* Among the Kangaroos, (ts) The Boy’s Own Paper January 2 1904

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Smith, Frank Vining

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* [front cover], (cv) This Week April 19 1936

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Smith, Frank Wade

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* Mustered Out, (ss) The Argosy June 1913

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Smith, Franklin H.

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* Poor Jack: His Sorrows and His Joys, (ar) Lippincott’s Magazine June 1883

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Smith, Franklin P.

(chron.)

* Etching with Fire, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly July 1892

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

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Smith, Franklyn G.

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

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Smith, (David) Fred(erick)

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* 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

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Smith, Fred(erick Lindsay)

(chron.)

* 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

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Smith, Fred

(chron.)

* [illustration(s)], (il) The Premier Magazine #39, May 1926
* [illustration(s)], (il) The American Magazine July 1951
* [illustration(s)], (il) Country Gentleman September 1952

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Smith, Fred B.

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* Four Sins That Soldiers Say They Hate, (ar) The American Magazine November 1918

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Smith, Fred C.

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

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Smith, Fred L.

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* Letter from Britain, (lt) Science Fiction Review #21, August 1955

* [letter], (lt) Psychotic #19, March/April 1955

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Smith, Fred T.

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

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Smith, Fred. R.

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

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Smith, Fred. Thomas

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* “No Quarters”, (il) The Boy’s Own Paper June 9 1894

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Smith, Freda Love

(chron.)

* A Mean Undertow, (ss) The Yellow Room #4, Spring 2010

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Smith, Frederic H(arrison), Jr.

(about)

(chron.)

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

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Smith, Frederic James

(chron.)

* The Champ Scores a Knockout, (mr) Liberty December 12 1931

* Comedy, Scene, Music, and Magic, (ar) Liberty December 19 1931

* From Radio to Pictures, (ar) Liberty November 28 1931

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Smith, Frederic L.

(chron.)

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

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Smith, Frederic L., Jr.

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

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

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Smith, Frederick

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

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Smith, Frederick D.

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* Possible Destruction of Washington in 1862, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly September 1901

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

(about)

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* Advocacy, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1925

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

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

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

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

* The Art of Public Speaking:
* ___ I. Advocacy, (ar) The Strand Magazine 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 October 5 1928

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

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

* Divorce, (ar) Woman’s Journal July 1929

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

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

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

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

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

* 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
* 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
* The Frauds on the Bank of Liverpool, (ar) The London Magazine March 1925

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

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

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

* The Great Tobacco War, (ar) 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 August 1925

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

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

* Industry in 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine 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 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 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 May 1925

Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine August 1925

Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine July 1925

Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine October 1925

Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine September 1925

Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine June 1925

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

* Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, (bg) The Strand Magazine 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 September 1925

* My Famous Trials:
* ___ Ethel Le Neve: Crippin’s Friend, (ar) The London Magazine January 1925
* ___ The Frauds on the Bank of Liverpool, (ar) The London Magazine March 1925
* ___ The “Marconi Scandal”: The Trial of Rex v. Chesterton, (ar) The London Magazine April 1925
* ___ A Plot to Murder Mrs. Lloyd George, (ar) The London Magazine February 1925
* ___ Sir Roger Casement, (ar) The London Magazine December 1924
* One of My Famous Trials:
* ___ The German Hospital Ship, (ar) The London Magazine Christmas 1925
* Party Politics, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine 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 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 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 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 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 January 1912

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

* The “Veronica” Murders, (ts) The Premier and Detective Magazine #28, June 1925

John Creasey Mystery Magazine February 1960

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

* The Vogue of Games: Is It Worth It?, (ar) The New Fry’s Magazine April 1911

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

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

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

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

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

* The World in 2029:
* ___ , (ar) Nash’s Magazine March 1929
* ___ War in 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine April 1929
* ___ Industry in 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine May 1929
* ___ The Air in 2029, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine October 1929
* ___ The Amenities of 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine September 1929
* ___ Everyday Life in 2029, (ar) Nash’s Magazine June 1929
* ___ In 2029, What Will Be the World Polity, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine November 1929
* ___ Woman in 2029, (ar) Nash’s—Pall Mall Magazine 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 April 1911

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

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

* Mr. F.E. Smith, K.C., M.P., (bg) The Strand Magazine February 1911, uncredited.

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

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

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

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Smith, Frederick E(screet)

(about)

(chron.)

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

Deadly Dolls ed. Elizabeth Dearnley, The British Library, 2024

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

* The Dive of Death, (ss) John Bull 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

Mystery, Hulton, 1952

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

* Frederick E. Smith Obituary by Stephen Holland, (ob) The Guardian May 27 2012

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Smith, Frederick James

Beverly Hills

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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

* Aladdin Was a Piker, (ar) This Week August 4 1940

* 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

* Bad Boy Makes Good, (ar) This Week March 30 1941

* 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

* Filler of Father’s Footwear, (ar) This Week July 28 1940

* 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

* Frankenstein’s Monster Stalks on the Screen, (mr) Liberty December 26 1931

* 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

* Harem, Scare ’Em, Hepburn, (mr) Liberty April 14 1934, 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

* Loneliest Man in America, (ar) This Week May 4 1941

* 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

* The Milkwaggon Horse, (ar) This Week September 28 1941

* 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

* Shadow of a Glorious Past, (mr) Liberty December 5 1931

* 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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(chron.)

* At the End of Summer, (vi) The Lady’s Magazine #23, November 1902

* A Bad Penny, (ss) The All-Story Magazine January 1907

* The Berkshire Lady, (ss) The Monthly Story Magazine April 1906

* The Blakers’ Baby, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion December 1912

* The Blood of Her Fathers, (ss) Gunter’s Magazine June 1907

* Blue Gown That Wouldn’t Fit, (ss) Ladies’ Home Journal August 1901

* Christine, (sl) Ladies’ Home Journal Nov, Dec 1901, Jan 1902

* Danforth’s Dilemma, (ss) Munsey’s Magazine June 1895

* Desperate Measures, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion June 1913

* A Diverted Benefit, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion May 1910

* A Divertisement, (ss) Smith’s Magazine December 1914

* A Fair Exchange, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion January 1915

* From Eleven to Two, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion February 1917

* The Girl in the White Wool Coat, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion August 1913

* The Green Beetle, (na) Gunter’s Magazine Apr, May, Jun, Jul 1910

* The Jumping-Off Place, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion July 1910

* Lady Mary’s Adventure, (ss) The Lady’s Magazine #36, December 1903

* A Leap-Year Party, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion September 1912

* The Majesty of the Law [Betty], (ss) Woman’s Home Companion August 1909

* The Man from Wyoming, (ss) The Blue Book Magazine October 1907

* The Methods of Enid, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion August 1908

* Miss Chester’s Adventure, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine July 1901

The Sunday Strand January 1902

* Mistress Mary, (ss) New England Magazine September 1906

* The Moon-Path, (ss) Ainslee’s June 1908

* My Lady, (pm) Everybody’s Magazine May 1905

* On the Deck of the Steamer, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion July 1912

* The Other Man, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion March 1902

* Pink Slippers, (ss) Smith’s Magazine January 1915

* A River Romance, (ss) Gunter’s Magazine January 1909

* The Road to Youth, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion August 1916

The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine October 1916

* Roast Duck, (ss) The London Magazine September 1909

* The Rubens, (ss) The Red Book September 1904

* The Sacrifice, (ss) Short Stories July 1908

* Sally’s Problem, (ss) Gunter’s Magazine March 1907

* A Spasm of Economy, (vi) Harper’s Magazine November 1913

* The Steerage Passenger, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion March 1903

The Lady’s Magazine #33, September 1903

* The Tactics of Mr. Golightly, (ss) Young’s Magazine October 1907

* Trefle, (ss) Pictorial Review February 1912

* Under False Pretenses, (ss) Harper’s Magazine January 1914

* Uninvited Guest, (ss) Metropolitan Magazine July 1902

* Weights and Measures, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion March 1918

* “When Shepherds Pipe on Oaten Straws”, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion March 1912

* With Betty to the Fair [Betty], (ss) Woman’s Home Companion February 1915

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Smith, Frederick R(obert)

John Ackworth

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(chron.)

* Jethro’s Fortune, (ss) The Sunday Strand August 1904, as by John Ackworth

* Money, (ms) Farmer’s Magazine October 1910, as by John Ackworth

* The Old Navy and the New, (lt) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly September 1899

* A “Sunday Strand” Symposium. Is the Sunday School Inefficient?:
* ___ Part V., (ar) The Sunday Strand September 1904

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Smith, Frederick Thomas

(chron.)

* 1.—Caught in the Act, (il) The Boy’s Own Paper November 14 1908

* The Crocodile’s Toothpick, (il) The Boy’s Own Paper January 29 1910

* In the Belfry, (il) The Boy’s Own Paper April 29 1905

* Jackdaws at Home, (il) The Boy’s Own Paper November 21 1908

* 2.—Virtue Rewarded, (il) The Boy’s Own Paper November 14 1908

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Smith, Freeman Pinckney

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* The Mouse Hunt, (pm) The Double Dealer August 1922

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Smith, Mrs. Freeman

(chron.)

* Homesick, (pm) Peterson’s Magazine July 1874

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Smith, Frog

(chron.)

* That Dog-Gone Dude, (ss) Texas Rangers November 1955

Texas Rangers (UK) June 1956

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Smith, G.

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* Waiting, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine May 13 1871

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Smith, G.

(chron.)

* Fly Girl, (pm) Lullaby Hearse #1, 2003

* Nobody Lives Here, (pm) Lullaby Hearse #2, 2003

* Rude Awakening, (pm) Lullaby Hearse #3, 2003

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Smith, G. A.

(chron.)

* To the Vanquished, (ss) The Smart Set (UK) October 1924

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Smith, G. A.

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* Day of Reckoning, (ss) Far Out #3, 1985

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Smith, G. A.

(chron.)

* [letter from Kingston, Ontario, Canada], (lt) Startling Stories September 1947

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Smith, G. Bache

(chron.)

* The Return, (pm) The Windsor Magazine January 1917

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Smith, G. E.

(chron.)

* Let There Be Light, (vi) The Sirens Call #41, October 2018

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