Star Attractions: Twentieth-Century Movie Magazines and Global Fandom

Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction / Tamar Jeffers McDonald and Lies Lanckman
Chapter One. “Give Them a Good Breakfast, Says Nancy Carroll”: Fan Magazine Advice Across Time / Adrienne L. McLean, University of Texas at Dallas
Chapter Two. Come-on Covers and Climb-down Contents: Salaciousness and Timidity in the Movie Magazines / Tamar Jeffers McDonald
Chapter Three. In Search of Lost Fans: Recovering Fan Magazine Readers, 1910–1950 / Lies Lanckman
Chapter Four. A Spectrum of Individuals: U.S. Fan Magazine Circulation Figures from 1914 to 1965 / Sarah Polley, University of Kent
Chapter Five. Movie Magazines, Popular Films, and Popular Spectatorship in Postwar France / Geneviève Sellier, University of Bordeaux Montaigne
Chapter Six. A Star Is Born: Nicolae Ceaușescu’s Image in the Romanian Film Magazine Cinema / Oana-Maria Mazilu, University of Kent
Chapter Seven. Majallah Filem and Stardom in the Golden Age of Malay Cinema / Jonathan Driskell, Monash University Malaysia
Chapter Eight. “England’s Apollo”: Researching Ivor Novello and Divinized Stardom, 1914–1936 / Michael Williams, University of Southampton
Chapter Nine. A “Ramonite” in the Chariot: Female Spectators and Ramón Novarro in Ben-Hur / Emily Chow-Kambitsch, University of California, Santa Barbara
Chapter Ten. In Bed with Mae West: Movie Magazine Revelations of the Boudoir as Creative, Training, and Central Scenic Space / Alissa Clarke, De Montfort University
Chapter Eleven. “Call Me Madame”: Alla Nazimova in the Trade and Popular Press, 1906–1927 / Lucy Fischer, University of Pittsburgh
Chapter Twelve. Taking Care of Elvis: British Fandom in Elvis Monthly, 1960–1967 / Ann-Marie Fleming, University of Kent
Notes
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Index