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SCREEN AND RADIO WEEKLY
Weekly Magazine from United States
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1935-1948
- A weekly section of daily newspapers like "The Atlanta Constitution", "The Milwaukee Journal", The Detroit Free Press", and others.

Last updated:
30 May 2017
(see recent updates)1 March 2013
(see recent updates)

Special thanks for this page goes to:
Garry Malvern

COVERS FOUND & MISSING

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CONTENTS: 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1941 1944 1945

GALLERIES: 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1941 1944 1945 All

27 May 1945

25 June 1944

Donna Reed

10 August 1941

17 December 1939

11 June 1939

28 May 1939

28 August 1938

14 August 1938

16 January 1938

2 January 1938

12 December 1937

17 October 1937

10 October 1937

12 September 1937

29 August 1937

18 July 1937

11 July 1937

6 June 1937

23 May 1937

Cover: Francis Kay
It's Fun to be Dumb by Stuart Erwin
Design for living apart by Mary Jacobs about Ozzie Nelson and wife Harriet Hilliard
Spring Cleaning by Grace Grandville with pictures of Gertrude Niesen adn Margaret Lindsay
Misunderstoon Lady by Lyle Rooks about Kay Francis
Love is an art by Charles Wales with pictures of Robert Taylor with Barbara Stanwyck and Randolph Scott with Irene Dunn
Reviews of New Films by The Boulevardier
Night Must Fall
photo of Robert Montgomery
Turn off the moon
Wings over Honolulu
Kid Galahad
Oswald's Boss, Ken Murray by Virginia Lindsey

28 March 1937

27 December 1936

Cover: Greta Garbo and Robert Taylor from the movie "Camille"

26 September 1936

29 August 1936

8 August 1936

28 June 1936

21 June 1936

20 June 1936

13 June 1936

31 May 1936

17 May 1936

7 March 1936

1 March 1936

25 January 1936

18 January 1936

4 January 1936

28 December 1935

21 December 1935

14 December 1935

7 December 1935

1 December 1935

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