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An interview with Tatum O'Neal, 1973 Academy Award winner for her role in the film "Paper Moon" is presented. Asked about the first days of the filming of the movie at Nickel Cemetery, she recalls it was cold but did not feel nervous. She claims that if she had undergone a screen test for her role of Addie Loggins with director Peter Bognadovich, she would have failed it. She attributes her performance in the film to the support of her father, Ryan O'Neal.

The article presents the making of the 1973 movie "Paper Moon" starring Ryan O'Neal and daughter Tatum O'Neal under the direction of Peter Bogdanovich. The movie, an adaptation of the novel "Addie Pray," by Joe David Brown and written for the film by Alvin Sargent, was set in the 1930s through the perspective of the 1970s. It discusses the shooting of the film in parts in the Midwest including a graveyard in County Road 587, St. Joseph, Missouri and Union Depot at Gorham, Kansas.

Reviews the films "Hitler: The Last Ten Days," "A Touch of Class," written by Melvin Frank and Jack Rose and "Paper Moon," starring Tatum O'Neal.

Reviews two motion pictures. "Memories of Underdevelopment," by Tomas Gutierrez Alea and starring Sergio Corrieri; "Paper Moon," by Peter Bogdanovich and starring Madeline Kahn and P.J. Johnson.

The article discusses actress Tatum O'Neal's work as a child actor in the 1970's, including her roles in the 1973 film "Paper Moon," for which she won an Academy Award, her role in the 1976 film "The Bad New Bears," and her role in the 1980 film "Little Darlings."

Several letters to the editors are presented in response to several articles related to Zadock Pratt, founder of city Prattsville in New York, interview of actress Tatum O'Neal on her film "Paper Moon" in the previous issue and the article "Trail of the Ancients" in the Spring 2015 issue.

An introduction to the journal is presented in which the editor discusses various articles published within the issue including the making of the 1973 movie "Paper Moon", an interview with 1973 Academy Award winner Tatum O'Neal and chronicles of travels through Paper Valley in Wisconsin.

Reviews several motion pictures. "A Touch of Class," directed by Melvin Frank and starring George Segal and Glenda Jackson; "Blume in Love," starring George Segal and Susan Anspach; "Paper Moon," starring Ryan O'Neal.

The article features television actress, Tatum O'Neal. She has appeared in the motion picture "Paper Moon" with her father, actor Ryan O'Neal, when she was 10 years old and now is one of the guest stars of the television series "Rescue Me." In "Rescue Me," she plays Tommy Gavin's tough sister, Maggie who has returned to the show and married Tommy's fellow firefighter, Sean Garity. She has also starred in the television serial, "Wicked Wicked Games," among others.

The article reviews several motion pictures released on DVD, including "American Graffiti: Collectors Edition," directed by George Lucas, "City of God," directed by Fernando Meirelles, "City of Lost Children," directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Mark Carol, "Do the Right Thing," and "Paper Moon," starring Ryan O'Neal.

Presents actress Tatum O'Neal's description of a scene she did with Peter Bogdanovich in the movie "Papermoon".

Reviews several motion pictures directed by Peter Bogdanovich, released on DVD. "Targets"; "Paper Moon"; "What's Up, Doc?"

Reviews the motion picture "Paper Moon," directed by Peter Bogdanovich and starring Ryan O'Neal and Tatum O'Neal

An interview with actress Tatum O'Neal, on the 40th anniversary of her Oscars win for the film "Paper Moon" is presented. She discussed how she got the role for the 1973 film. She also narrated her experience in doing the film, including her relationship with her co-actors. She also gave advice to young actresses like Jennifer Lawrence and emphasized the importance of having a solid family.

Reviews several motion pictures. 'Papermoon,' produced and directed by Peter Bogdanovich; 'Charlotte's Web,' from Hanna Barbera; 'Tom Sayer.'

The article lists the contents to be published on the website www.wwd.com including interview with Tatum O'Neal and Ryan on their film "Paper Moon," photographs of Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA)/Swarovski party and a blog related to cult gymnasium Physique 57 to open in Beverly Hills, California.

The article reports that Laszio Kovacs will judge the 2004 Kodak Filmschool Competition for students and recent graduates in the Asia Pacific and Latin American countries. Top prize for winners in each region will be a trip to the 2005 Cannes Film Festival, where clips of their films will be screened at the annual Kodak Emerging Filmmaker Showcase. The cinematographer's credits include movies like: "Five Easy Pieces," "The King of Marvin Gardens," "Shampoo," "Paper Moon," "Ghostbusters," "Mask" and "Miss Congeniality."