Hollywood's Golden Age

There was a time when a trip to the movies meant something — the marquee lights blazing above the sidewalk, an usher with a flashlight, the heavy velvet curtain pulling back to reveal something enormous and luminous on the silver screen. Hollywood's Golden Age gathers the words of that world: the grand studios that ran like kingdoms, the cowboy heroes and sweeping westerns, the screwball heroines trading barbs at lightning speed, the musicals where everybody seemed to burst into song at exactly the right moment, and the epic productions that made audiences forget, just for a few hours, that anything else existed. From the red carpet glamour to the quiet magic of a neighborhood theater on a Saturday night, each puzzle lives inside a different corner of that era. Pick the one that calls to you, and take your time with it.