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Cordelia D. "Delight" Evans (1902 – ca. 1985) was an American entertainment writer, editor, and film critic who was most widely known for her career as the editor of Screenland Magazine. Before accepting her career-making position at Screenland, Evans worked for Photoplay Magazine for six years. Screenland and Photoplay were both popular fan magazines that allowed fans to connect with movies outside the theaters. Some of the magazines' content consisted of movie reviews, movie promotions, and spreads of popular actors and actresses. Evans first started working for Screenland Magazine in October 1924 where she wrote reviews for various iconic films of that time. In 1929, Evans was promoted to Editor of the magazine. Nine years later in 1938, her success and ambitious attitude lead her to he

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Captain January (1936 film) Saturday's Children (1940 film) 1902 births 1985 deaths Mary Pickford Screenland Writers from Fort Wayne, Indiana Shirley Temple American film critics American magazine editors American women film critics Warner Bros. D.W. Griffith Fort Wayne, Indiana Norma Talmadge The Cock-Eyed World American women editors Women magazine editors John Garfield Douglas Fairbanks Mary McAllister Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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