Photoplay
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Photoplay was an American magazine focused on the world of motion pictures and their stars. It began publication in 1911 and ceased in 1977. The magazine provided insights into the entertainment industry, including behind-the-scenes glimpses and information about film personalities. Photoplay was part of a broader category of "fan" magazines that emerged during the heyday of motion pictures, catering to the public's interest in celebrities and the film industry. The term "photoplay" itself refers to a representation of a story through motion pictures, essentially a movie.12
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