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I visited the page for The Forgotten Stars, by David Bowman

http://www.amazon.com/The-Forgotten-Stars-ebook/dp/B0075RE11A/ref=sr_1_17?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1329246921&sr=1-17

Here's the description of it:

Profusely illustrated biographies of great forgotten actors and actresses of Hollywood's golden age. This is a book to be read for the fun of it and returned to from time to time to enjoy the illustrations. Written by a film historian who has published in magazines such as FILMFAX, CULT MOVIES, and SCARLET STREET.

Well, gee. Actor's biographies. How nice.

Here's my question. Surely an obvious question. WHAT actors?

Is it too much to ask that the list of actors be included in the description??

The book does have the capability called "See inside the book" so if you take that extra step you can see the Table of contents.

Just FYI, the actors included are:

Nigel Bruce
Helen Chandler
Dwight Frye
Martin Kosleck
Otto Kruger
Frank McHugh
Warner Oland
Edward Van Sloan
Conrad Veidt
Frederick Warlock

Now there are actually a couple of actors there I'm interested in, and the book only costs $2.99, so I may eventually get it..

But it sure would be nice to have the list of those names in the Description to begin with!