This cover is from 1937.
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Artwork of the Day: Movie Humor (by George Quintana)
Artwork of the Day: Movie Humor Magazine (by George Quintana)
Artwork of the Day: Reel Humor (by George Quintana)

by George Quintana
This cover is from 1938.
The Scandalous Covers of Hollywood Nights
Hollywood Nights was a pulp magazine that was published from 1930 through 1932 and then again in 1936 and 1937. Judging from the covers, it was a magazine that featured what would have then been considered “racy” covers about what went on behind the scenes of Hollywood. The covers were largely pin-ups of aspiring and usually scantily-clad actresses, either posing for the movie camera or getting into some sort of trouble.
Here’s a small sampling of the covers of Hollywood Nights! Where known, the artist has been credited.
Artwork of the Day: Movie Merry-Go-Round (by George Quintana)

by George Quintana
Easy on the ice! This George Quintana cover is from 1939. USA! USA! USA!
Artwork of the Day: Movie Humor (by George Quintana)

by George Quintana
Happy Super Bowl Sunday! I hope your team wins!
Artwork of the Day: Movie Humor (by George Quintana)

by George Quintana
This George Quintana cover is from 1935. I’m sharing it today because today is also the start of the Winter Olympics. USA! USA! USA!
The Risqué Covers of High Heel Magazine!
High Heel Magazine was a pin-up pulp that run from 1937 to 1939. Though it only ran for a short amount of time, the risque covers have made the magazine popular with collectors of both pin-ups and pulp art. The covers almost always featured a woman who was often either showin off some leg or getting hit by a very high wind, stockings, and not surprisingly high heels.
Below are a few of the covers of High Heel Magazine. Where known the artist has been credited!
The Covers of Saucy Movie Tales
From 1935 to 1939, Saucy Movie Tales kept readers apprised of the glamour and danger of Hollywood. This pulp magazine, which is eagerly sought after by collectors, told the stories of naive starlets who made their way to California and learned that the film industry was a place where dreams came true but sometimes, those dreams were nightmares.
The covers of Saucy Movie Tales were considered to be racy even by the standards of the pulps. Below are just a few of them.
































