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A MAGAZINE OF THE BIZARRE AND UNUSUAL  Volume 29 CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY, 1937 Number 2 Cover Design Virgil Finlay Illustrating a scene from "The Globe of Memories" The Globe of Memories Seabury Quinn 130 A startling weird tale of two different ages, separated by seven centuries Dead Singer Edgar Daniel Kramer 157 Verse I, the Vampire Henry Kuttner 158 The tale of a dark horror that settled down like a fog on Hollywood, the world's film capital Dig Me No Grave Robert E. Howard 171 A shuddery tale of the uncanny funeral rites over the corpse of old John Grimlan The Vaunsburg Plague Julius Long 180 A weird-scientific story of a dread ray which turned vigorous young men and women into doddering, senile creatures in a few seconds The Beggar Frances Elliott 193 Verse The Poppy Pearl Frank Owen 194 A startling novelette of the shanghaiing of Guy Sellers and a series of astounding weird adventures on an opium ship Song of the Necromancer Clark Ashton Smith 220 Verse At the Time Appointed Loretta Burrough 221 A father's hate for a son culminates in a ghastly jest in the silent tomb Glory Hand August W. Derleth 231 An odd and curious story about a weird fetish that carried death Masquerade Mearle Prout 237 A brief tale of a struggle against stark horror in a lantern-lit garden Weird Story Reprint: A Gipsy Prophecy Bram Stoker 241 A story by the author of "Dracula" The Eyrie 249 Our readers exchange opinions
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