May 1, 1937

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May 1, 1937

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Steve of Cragg Section

Steve of Cragg Section

By BERYL GRAY37 min
The Man With Two Left Feet

The Man With Two Left Feet

By VALENTINE WILLIAMS29 min
"maiden effort"
FICTION

"maiden effort"

By SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS28 min
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Steve of Cragg Section 1415

Steve of Cragg Section

The story of a man who was crossed in love, and what he— and an avalanche—did about it By BERYL GRAY37 min
The Man With Two Left Feet 89

The Man With Two Left Feet

Tailor-Detective Treadgold in the strange case of the buried bayonet and the twin footprints By VALENTINE WILLIAMS29 min
"maiden effort" 2021
FICTION

"maiden effort"

Movie making is flooded out with results both dramatic and romantic By SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS28 min
The Strange 1819
FICTION

The Strange

A story of the Australian desert and the clash of white man against black in the struggle for survival By LOUIS KAYE25 min
Radium 1213
GENERAL ARTICLES

Radium

A romance of fantastic fact—The story of how Canada became the most active producer of the world's most precious element By JAMES A. COWAN20 min
The Coronation Ceremony 4243
GENERAL ARTICLES

The Coronation Ceremony

ON MAY 12, Westminster Abbey, the scene of so many stirring events in English history, will once again, after a quarter of a century, be the scene of the Coronation of a King of England. But this Coronation will differ from all those preceding it, since it is the first to occur since the passage of the Statute of Westminster in 1931, whereby restrictions on the legislative autonomy of the Dominions were removed, and these Nations became associated henceforth with Great Britain as members of the British Commonwealth of Nations. By CRESSWELL ROSCAMP14 min
The King Goes By 67
GENERAL ARTICLES

The King Goes By

A Coronation Letter By Beverley Baxter13 min
Coast to Coast 1617
GENERAL ARTICLES

Coast to Coast

A monitor of the networks explains how chain radio spans a continent By DONALD LESLIE11 min
Democracy or Dictatorship? 2425
GENERAL ARTICLES

Democracy or Dictatorship?

"We turn from Canadian Fascism in disgust when . . . it imbrues its hands in the filth of anti-semitism" By A. E. MORGAN10 min
Catering to Spring 7879
WOMEN AND THE HOME

Catering to Spring

I’M ALL in favor of a spring tonic for the table—a dose of cheerful color in the setting, and some new beguiling flavor as a pick-me-up to appetites. Not that May menus are very different from any other season, now that such a variety is available all the year round. By HELEN G. CAMPBELL8 min
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