Telling Tales, First March Number

This issue of Telling Tales (March 10, 1924) contains short fiction across romantic and sensational themes. Featured stories include "What the Open Door Showed" by Norman Sherbrooke, "It Happened to Music" by Arthur T. Munyan, "Petting Preferred" by Alan Williams, "Kisses Masques" by Jeanne Laurent, "Inferior Material" by Scammon Lockwood, "The White Rose of Julong" by James Perley Hughes, "The Passing of Celestine" by Bernard Guilbert Guerney, "Smothered Fire" by Sara Bartlett, and "Sex-Shoals" by Lilian Bennet-Thompson and George Hubbard (serial novel). The issue also includes poems by E. A. Chaffee, Mary Carolyn Davies, and Barbara Hollis; "Calypso," a one-act play by Harry Kemp; and "Women I Have Loved" by the Count de K—, described as intimate memoirs of a philanderer. A hand-reading feature by Kenilworth completes the content.