Letters to the Editor

[To Leslie Howard - My Sentiments Exactly]
Hollywood, January, 1934

[Garbo and Howard Teamed!]
Hollywood, February, 1934

[Does Might Make Right?]
Hollywood, August, 1937

[Comparison to Gable and Accolades for Romeo and Juliet, 1936]
Modern Screen, January, 1937

[In My Opinion]
Modern Screen, December, 1931

[Expensive Blondes and Cave-men Will Please Note
and You're Quite Right, Nancy]
Modern Screen, January, 1932

[Stars She Would Like to Meet--and Why]
Modern Screen, April, 1934

[Leslie Howard Not Handsome]
Modern Screen, October, 1934

[Most Screen He-Men Are Ridiculous]
Motion Picture, October, 1933

[Too Much of a Good Thing]
Motion Picture, December, 1933

[For Both Leslie and Clark]
Motion Picture, December, 1933

[Hollywood Has Redeemed Itself]
Motion Picture, December, 1934

[Men Are Best Actors]
Motion Picture, August, 1935

[Are Men Superior?]
Motion Picture, November, 1935

[Films Win Out Here]
Motion Picture, December, 1935

[Romance Made Real]
Motion Picture, January, 1936

[What Color For Gable?]
Motion Picture, January, 1936

[American Idols Lack Polish]
Movie Classic, May, 1933

[Nomination for Best Performance]
The New Movie Magazine, February, 1933

[Leslie Howard: Suave, Very
Charming and Aways Romantic]
The New Movie Magazine, February, 1933

[Leslie Howard, the Darlingest Thing I've Seen in My Life]
The New Movie Magazine, April, 1933

[I Have Just Seen The Animal Kingdom...]
The New Movie Magazine, May, 1933

[Leslie Howard: A Poet Selling Bonds]
The New Movie Magazine, July, 1933

[Leslie Howard Belongs to a Select Company]
The New Movie Magazine, August, 1933

[On to Perfection!]
The New Movie Magazine, August, 1933

[Cover Suggestion]
The New Movie Magazine, August, 1933

[He Must Be Good]
The New Movie Magazine, October, 1933

[Which? Foreign Talent and Home Talent]
The New Movie Magazine, December, 1933

[Her Ideal]
The New Movie Magazine, December, 1933

[A Prophet Speaks]
The New Movie Magazine, June, 1934

[Reader Disappointed]
The New Movie Magazine, December, 1934

[About Those Dominating Stars]
Photoplay, June, 1933

[First Aid For Educators]
Photoplay, June, 1933

[On To Perfection!]
Photoplay, August, 1933

[Secret Sorrows]
Photoplay, September, 1933

[He's Coming Back]
Photoplay, October, 1933

[Actor, Gentleman and Scholar]
Photoplay, June, 1934

[The $10 Letter]
Photoplay, December, 1934

[Now It's Sally!]
Picture Play Magazine, February, 1933

[A Barrymore Merely Bombastic?]
Picture Play Magazine, March, 1933

[Recognizing An Actor and
Are Their Ears Burning!]
Picture Play Magazine, March, 1933

[Some Wholesome Glamour, Joan]
Picture Play Magazine, June, 1933

[Telling the Fans]
Picture Play Magazine, August, 1933

["Clean" Story for Harding]
Picture Play Magazine, September, 1933

[With Malice Toward None]
Picture Play Magazine, September, 1933

[Ripe Talent Preferred]
Picture Play Magazine, December, 1933

[If He Doesn't Like Hepburn--]
Picture Play Magazine, April, 1934

[Tully Troubled Again]
Picture Play Magazine, July, 1934

[More Good Old Novels!]
Picture Play Magazine, July, 1934

[About Those Accents]
Picture Play Magazine, October, 1934

[Congratulations, England!]
Picture Play Magazine, November, 1934

[No Ramons in Real-Life]
Picturegoer, February 17, 1934

[Male Readers Rally]
Picturegoer, March 10, 1934

[The Trouble With American Men]
Screenland, April, 1933

[For The Lyrical Leslie]
Screenland, June, 1934

[Screams For Teams!]
Screenland, November, 1934

[New Pen Portraits]
Screenland, December, 1934

[Medals For Speech!]
Screenland, February, 1935

[First Prize]
Silver Screen, May, 1934

[You Can Keep Your Howard]
Silver Screen, April, 1935

[Leslie Howard Really Knows the Art of Acting]
Silver Screen, January, 1936

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