For Men—and Men Only (August 1937)

# Catalog Description

For Men—And Men Only, Vol. 1, No. 5 (August 1937), features a collection of humor essays, fiction, and illustrated content. J. P. McEvoy's "Celluloid Censors" examines international film censorship practices across nations—Japan restricting kissing, China's complex multi-city approval processes, and Java's objections to Mae West films on grounds of prestige. "Suicide for Beginners" by Roman Slobodin provides clinical, statistical analysis of suicide methods, focusing on gunshot wounds to the brain, discussing trajectories, wound characteristics, and survival probabilities. Additional content includes fiction by Georges Surdez, Lyon Mearson, and others addressing relationships, careers, and social behavior. Pieces by established writers like James Thurber, Bob Considine, and Heywood Broun contribute commentary on psychology, sports, and urban life. Cartoons by multiple artists throughout.