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SILVER SCREEN
Reflecting The Magic Of Hollywood
Fan! Monthly Magazine from New York ,United States
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1930- 1977
- American 'fan Magazine' .
- Started as TALKING SCREEN.
- Combined with Screenland since 1971.
- Published by "J. Fred Henry Publications", later by "Affiliated Magazines" and later by "Popular Library".
- NO ISSUES FROM SEPTEMBER 1954 UNTIL FEBRUARY 1955. Thereafter, bimonthly until January 1968.
- Published by POPULAR LIBRARY INC.

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1933	January 1933	February 1933	March 1933	April 1933	May 1933	June 1933
July 1933	August 1933	September 1933	October 1933	November 1933	December 1933
1934	January 1934	February 1934	March 1934	April 1934	May 1934	June 1934
July 1934	August 1934	September 1934	October 1934	November 1934	December 1934

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