The FictionMags Index

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SMITH, FRANK LEON (chron.) (continued)
• * It’s Wise to Keep the Lady Guessing, (ss)
  • Short Story Magazine (Australia) #43 1948
• * Jack, in Love with Daisy, (ss) Ainslee’s Magazine Feb 1916
• * Keep the Girl on the Fence, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 28 1946
• * Kid Ivanhoe, (ss) Adventure Feb 1914
• * Kiss Me, My Fool!, (??) Collier’s Apr 11 1936
• * Leave Orders Here, (??) Collier’s Jan 19 1935
• * Limp Form, (ss) The All-Story Feb 1914
• * Love Is Like That, (ss) Liberty Nov 12 1932
• * Luther Learns His Strength, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Aug 1937
• * The Madness of Method, (ss) The All-Story Mar 1914
• * A Magnet for McQuillan [McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Dec 1948
• * The Man Who Would Be McQuillan, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Sep 12 1942
• * The Marquis of Quicksilver, (ss) Collier’s Feb 9 1935
• * McQuillan and the Gab [McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine May 1951
• * McQuillan at Standpipe Park, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Dec 7 1940
• * McQuillan at the Bastille [McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jan 1949
• * McQuillan Beats a Thousand Drums [McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Nov 1949
• * McQuillan Fells the McMiv, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 4 1940
• * McQuillan Goes Below, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jun 27 1942
• * McQuillan Lends a Hand [McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Sep 1948
• * McQuillan’s Jackpot [McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Oct 1950
• * Model, Be Mine!, (ss) Liberty May 25 1935
• * Nutting Dances, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Jul 11 1914
• * Nutting Drowns, (ss) All-Story Weekly Mar 14 1914
• * Nutting Rings the Bell, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Jul 25 1914
• * Nutting’s Scoop, (ss) All-Story Weekly Mar 21 1914
• * Once Over (with James Shelley Hamilton), (sl) Everybody’s Magazine Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1914
• * Only Too Glad, (??) Collier’s Feb 15 1936
• * Our Miss Siren, (ss) Collier’s Sep 30 1933
• * Pardon My Love, (ss) Woman’s Day Aug 1947
• * The Prowl of the Prams, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Aug 2 1941
• * Pug and Publicity, (ss) The All-Story Jan 1914
  • The All-Story (UK) Jan 1914
• * Puttin’ Up a Front, (ss) All-Story Weekly Sep 30 1916
• * Resting Easily, (ss) Liberty Mar 23 1935
• * Sharp Work at the Duck & Egg, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 20 1943
• * She Met a Diver, (ss) Collier’s Sep 14 1935
  • Grit Story Section Nov 8 1936
• * Shut Up, Dear, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post Jan 6 1940
• * Sky Rocket, (ss) Liberty Aug 30 1930
• * The Sluggard, (ss) All-Story Weekly Jul 8 1916
• * Step Into My Castle, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion May 1936
• * Tax Trouble, (ss) Short Story Magazine (Australia) #56 1949
• * That’ll Be the Day, McQuillan! [McQuillan], (ss) The Blue Book Magazine Jul 1948
• * An Unofficial Welcome, (ss) All-Story Weekly Mar 28 1914
• * Venus Didn’t Diet, (ss)
  • Short Story Magazine (Australia) #16 1945
• * A Very Dumb Affair, (??) Collier’s Apr 6 1935
• * Virgil, the Gentle Bloodhound, (ss) Woman’s Home Companion Apr 1934
• * When in Doubt, (ss) All-Story Cavalier Weekly Mar 27 1915
• * You Couldn’t Blame Eddie, (??) Collier’s May 27 1933
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• * Who’s Who in This Issue, (cl) The Blue Book Magazine Jul 1948

SMITH, FRANK P. (chron.)
• * A People Governed to Death, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1886
• * William Ewart Gladstone, (ar) Cosmopolitan Mar 1886

SMITH, FRANK WADE (chron.)
• * Mustered Out, (ss) The Argosy Jun 1913

SMITH, FRANKLIN P. (chron.)
• * Riding in Washington, (ar) Cosmopolitan Nov 1888

SMITH, (David) FRED(erick) (1888-1976) (chron.)
• * 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

SMITH, FRED(erick Lindsay) (1927- ) (chron.)
• * A Boy and His Song, (ar) Trap Door Dec 2011
• * Midges in the Gloaming, (ar) Trap Door Mar 2016
• * [letter], (lt) Trap Door Mar 2002, Jan 2007, Feb 2008, Dec 2010, Dec 2011, Dec 2012, Dec 2013, Dec 2014
_____, [ref.]
• * “Once There Was a Magazine” reviewed by Mike Ashley, (br) Foundation Spr 2003

SMITH, FRED C. (chron.)
_____, as told by
• * In the Path of Jumping Death (as told to John Ruse Woodward), (ss) Ghost Stories Sep 1926

SMITH, FRED T.
_____, ed.
• * Editor:
  ___ Man: Dec ’57 -to- Sep ’58.

SMITH, FREDERIC H(arrison), Jr. (1908-1980); (about) (chron.)
• * Isolating the Battlefield, (ar) Sky Fighters Fll 1945

SMITH, FREDERIC L. (chron.)
• * Sales Resistance, (ss) The Saturday Evening Post May 3 1930

SMITH, FREDERIC L., Jr. (chron.)
• * Opened by Mistake, (ms) Harper’s Magazine Nov 1937

SMITH, FREDERICK (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * “Happy Landings, Your Highness”, (ss) Sky Fighters Jun 1933

SMITH, FREDERICK E(dwin); see under Birkenhead, Lord (1872-1930) (chron.)

SMITH, FREDERICK E(screet) (1919-2012); (about) (chron.)
• * The Devil Doll, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #23 1955
• * The Hole That Screamed, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #9 1951
• * The Other Twin, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #13 1951
• * Sea Shroud, (ss) The London Mystery Magazine #24 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
_____, [ref.]
• * “Frederick E. Smith” by Gordon Wells, (iv) Million: The Magazine of Popular Fiction #12 1992

SMITH, FREDERICK JAMES (c1888-1941); see pseudonym Beverly Hills (chron.)
• * Bob Burns and His Bazooka, (ar) Liberty Oct 17 1936
• * Bojangles of Harlem, (ar) Liberty Apr 17 1937
• * Dead Pan Butterworth, (ar) Liberty Oct 31 1936
• * Eddie Cantor Had Six Months to Live, (ar) Liberty Jul 24 1937
• * Gags of Gold, (ar) Liberty Mar 12 1927
• * The Girl Who Dances for Hitler, (ar) Liberty Apr 8 1939
• * Gloria Swanson Pays the Price of Fame, (ar) Liberty Oct 23 1926
• * He Fronts for Hollywood, (ar) Liberty Apr 30 1927
• * Hollywood Can’t Act, Says Gladys George, (ar) Liberty Mar 27 1937
• * Hollywood’s New Purity Tape Measure, (ar) Liberty Aug 15 1936
• * Hollywood’s Tomorrow Man, (ar) Liberty Jul 26 1941
• * I’ll Never Make a Movie, Says Katharine Cornell, (ar) Liberty May 1 1937
• * “I’m No Glamour Girl,” Says Sylvia Sidney, (ar) Liberty Mar 12 1938
• * Is His Nose Red? Inside Facts About the Great Fields-McCarthy Vendetta, (ar) Liberty Sep 4 1937
• * Kinks of Comedy, (ar) Liberty Mar 19 1927
• * Lonely Comic—The Private Life of Victor Moore, (ar) Liberty Nov 13 1937
• * A Loving Lady of the Films, (ar) Liberty Dec 18 1926
• * The Man Who Turned Hollywood Upside Down, (ar) Liberty Jul 27 1940
• * The Man You Loved to Hate—Can He Come Back?, (ar) Liberty Dec 12 1936
• * The Merry Maid of Flatbush, (ar) Liberty Sep 18 1926
• * Our One-Piece Heroines, (ar) Liberty Nov 13 1926
• * Peter Pan Grows Up, (ar) Liberty Mar 26 1927
• * Picture Postscripts of 1931, (ar) Liberty Jan 2 1932
• * The Real Oomph Girl, (ar) Liberty Jul 20 1940
• * The Silent Drama Speaks, (ar) Liberty Feb 5 1927
• * A Star from Mexico, (ar) Liberty May 28 1927
• * The $20,000,000 Face, (ar) Liberty May 24 1924
• * Who Is the Greatest Screen Lover Now?, (ar) Liberty Nov 6 1926
• * Why Mary Pickford Quits the Screen, (ar) Liberty Jan 2 1937
• * The Winchell-Bernie Feud Goes On, (ar) Liberty Aug 14 1937
• * The World’s Most Unknown Comedian, (ar) Liberty Nov 21 1936
_____, reviews:
• * A 1928 Pioneer, (mr) Liberty Aug 25 1928
• * 1932’s First Four-Star Picture, (mr) Liberty Feb 6 1932
• * Aces and Queens, (mr) Liberty Jan 26 1929
• * An Adventure in Democracy, (mr) Liberty Aug 11 1928
• * All the Epics in One, (mr) Liberty Apr 20 1929
• * All Wet, (mr) Liberty Feb 2 1929
• * The All-Star Parade, (mr) Liberty May 21 1932
• * Among the Breaking Hearts, (mr) Liberty Feb 22 1930
• * And Now, the Debutante Doughboy, (mr) Liberty Jun 1 1929
• * Annie Laurie Breaks Into the Movies, (mr) Liberty Jul 2 1927
• * Another Barrymore Heard From, (mr) Liberty Nov 12 1932
• * Assorted Crime, (mr) Liberty Sep 29 1928
• * Aztec Mystery, (mr) Liberty Nov 5 1927
• * Babies and Broadway, (mr) Liberty Oct 8 1932
• * Back to D’Artagnan, (mr) Liberty Apr 6 1929
• * Back to the Good Old Days, (mr) Liberty Sep 3 1932
• * Backstage in Hollywood, (mr) Liberty Aug 13 1932
• * Ballot-Box Heroes, (mr) Liberty Jul 16 1932
• * The Barrymores and Rudy, (mr) Liberty Jan 11 1930
• * Beer, Love, and a Few Tears, (mr) Liberty Dec 10 1927
• * Behind the Black Mask, (mr) Liberty Jun 25 1932
• * The Best of the Talkies, (mr) Liberty Jun 15 1929
• * Big Top and Ballyhoo, (mr) Liberty Nov 17 1928
• * The Big Youth Drive, (mr) Liberty Jun 23 1928
• * Black and Great, (mr) Liberty Aug 24 1929
• * A Blonde Orchid, (mr) Liberty Mar 10 1928
• * Blood and Blunder, (mr) Liberty Jun 22 1929
• * Borrowed Stars, (mr) Liberty Jul 2 1932
• * Bow Peeps, (mr) Liberty May 4 1929
• * Box-Office!, (mr) Liberty Oct 26 1929
• * Britannia Rules the Reels, (mr) Liberty Aug 17 1929
• * Brother Against Brother, (mr) Liberty Mar 12 1932
• * Burning Events and Oil Tanks, (mr) Liberty Jul 7 1928
• * Business, Barrymore, and Blizzards, (mr) Liberty Aug 27 1932
• * Carnival, (mr) Liberty Aug 18 1928
• * Casey Bats Out a Hit, (mr) Liberty May 7 1927
• * Celluloid Cadets, (mr) Liberty Dec 17 1927
• * Child Hunting in the Talkies, (mr) Liberty Aug 8 1931
• * A Chinese Lily, (mr) Liberty Mar 19 1932
• * A Climax in Crime, (mr) Liberty May 28 1932
• * Come-Backs, (mr) Liberty Nov 9 1929
• * Comedies Take Command, (mr) Liberty Sep 17 1932
• * Crash-and-Chatter De Luxe, (mr) Liberty Jan 12 1929
• * Crime, Sobs, and Thrills, (mr) Liberty Jun 4 1932
• * Cutting Out the Slush, (mr) Liberty May 14 1927
• * A Daring Joan, (mr) Liberty Jan 19 1929
• * The Devil-Dogs Speak, (mr) Liberty Sep 7 1929
• * Dixie in Filmland, (mr) Liberty Oct 27 1928
• * Dolores—Loved and Lost, (mr) Liberty Apr 14 1928
• * Dough—Ray—and Barthelmess, (mr) Liberty Feb 19 1927
• * An Entertaining Crime, (mr) Liberty Mar 23 1929
• * Everything’s Going Garbo, (mr) Liberty Aug 15 1931
• * Fables, Follies, and Colt, (mr) Liberty Oct 1 1932
• * A Fighting Face in a Comedy, (mr) Liberty Dec 24 1927
• * The Film Story of Christ, (mr) Liberty Jun 11 1927
• * The Films Range Afar, (mr) Liberty Mar 8 1930
• * The First Man of the Screen, (mr) Liberty Mar 24 1928
• * A $500,000 Hunch, (mr) Liberty Apr 28 1928
• * Flesh Paint, (mr) Liberty Aug 27 1927
• * The Flowering Plante, (mr) Liberty Jul 9 1927
• * Footprints to Fame, (mr) Liberty Feb 23 1929
• * Found at Last, (mr) Liberty Jun 16 1928
• * From Broadway to Sir Arthur, (mr) Liberty Jul 6 1929
• * From Footwork to Fantasy, (mr) Liberty Feb 1 1930
• * From Stage to Screen, (mr) Liberty Oct 3 1931
• * From the Follies to the Films, (mr) Liberty Feb 12 1927
• * From the Gay Nineties, (mr) Liberty Jun 6 1931
• * Funny Boners, (mr) Liberty Aug 20 1927
• * Gallantry, Gallows, and Gangsters, (mr) Liberty Nov 19 1932
• * The Generous Mr. Barthelmess, (mr) Liberty Oct 15 1932
• * German Films, Hollywood Style, Not So Good, (mr) Liberty Nov 19 1927
• * The Gigolos Are Coming!, (mr) Liberty Jun 13 1931
• * Glorifying the Gigolo, (mr) Liberty Jul 11 1931
• * Greta Finds Herself, (mr) Liberty Nov 27 1926
• * Greta Garbo’s Farewell, (mr) Liberty Jul 9 1932
• * Growing Up, (mr) Liberty Mar 16 1929
• * The Guardsman and the Maid, (mr) Liberty Oct 10 1931
• * Guns, Gangsters, Gobs, (mr) Liberty May 30 1931
• * Haandsome Is as Handsome Does, (mr) Liberty Feb 16 1929
• * A Handsome Youth of Forty-seven, (mr) Liberty Oct 30 1926