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As a quarterback barks his signals And such a team of talent! Jack Pickford as the heroic roommate— Mary Brian (she's beautiful!) And William Haines as Tom Brown Who played a great game of football — and love To win out in the end! Take "time out" to see this College Classic!

Directed by Jack Conway and adapted Tom {William Haines) is good jrom Rida Johnson Young s celebrated at any game. stage play by A. P. Younger The girl {Mary Brian)

"More Stars ThanThere Are In Heaven"

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It Seemed So Strange to Hear Her Play We Knew She Had Never Taken a Lesson from a Teacher!

always thought of her as an on- WElooker, you know. A sort of social wallflower. Certainly she had never been popular, never the center of attraction in any gathering. That night of the party when she said, "Well, folks, I'll entertain you with some selections from Grieg"—we thought she was joking. A rather poor joke, at that. But she actually did get up and seat herself at the piano. Everyone laughed—and went right on chatting. I was a little sorry for her. But I saw her chin go up, her eyes flash. She played a chord, and it rang through the room like a challenge. "Listen!" it seemed to say.

And suddenly the room was hushed. . . . She played Anitra's Dance—played it "She played Anitra's with such soul fire that the room faded and Dance — played it we seemed to see gypsies swaying and with such soul fire that the room faded chanting around the camp fire. Everyone notes, you and tve seemed to sat forward, tense, listening. When the know." see gypsies swaying last glorious chord vanished like an echo, "You're wonder- and chanting faced us, her face around the camp fire." she turned around and ful!" I breathed.. "Think glowing, her eyes happy. "Well!" she of playing like that, and learning seemed to be saying, "you thought I was !" all by yourself." bluffing. But I can play "I'm not wonderful," she replied. "Any- saxophone, or any other instrument, you and contrite. We were astonished— We one could do it. A child can understand find that every single thing you need to surged forward in a mass to congratulate those simplified lessons. Why, it's like know is explained in detail. And the ex- her. "How did you do it?" "Why, you playing a game! planation is always practical. Little theory are wonderful!" "We can't believe you never plenty of That's "You always wanted to pla) the violin — accomplishment. why had a teacher!" An onlooker no longer students of this get twice as here's your chance to learn quickly and course ahead she was popular! She played for us all eve- —three times as those study inexpensively. Why don't you surprise fast fast—as who ning, and now no one would even think of old-time, plodding methods! everyone, the way I did?" having a party without inviting her. I took her advice—a little doubtfully at Booklet and Demonstration She Told Me About It Later first—and now I play not only the violin but the banjo! Lesson Sent FREE We were lifelong friends, and I felt I You, too, can quickly teach yourself to be could ask her about it. "You played How You Learn Any Instrument an accomplished musician right at home. superbly!" I said. "And I So Easily This Way This wonderful method has already shown know you never had a half a million people how to play their he amazing success ot teacher. Come—what's the Pick Your 1 favorite instrument. To prove that you students wno take tne secret?" Instrument can do the same j et us send you our booklet and Piano U. S. School course IS valuable Demonstration Lesson—both FREE, "No secret at all!" she Violin Organ Clarinet largely due to a wonder- Forget the old-fashioned idea that you need laughed. "I just got tired Ukulele Flute ful newly perfected method "talent." Read the list of instruments to the left, of being left out of things, Cornet Saxophone decide which you want to play, and the U. S. School thatt-ult. ~„u„,. reading-„n A:~,~ and„„j makes f will of only and I decided to do some- Trombone Harp Music do the rest. At the cost a few Piccolo Mandolin playing music almost as pennies a day to you! thing that would make me Guitar 'Cello simple as reading aloud from Special offer now open to limited number of new popular. I couldn't afford Hawaiian Steel Guitar students. Act without delay. Instruments sup- Sight Singing a book. You simply can't an expensive teacher and I „_ '„ ir;_„4. ,.„„„..„ <„;j plied when needed, cash or credit. U. S. School Piano Accordion • go wrong. First, you are told £{ Musi0| 326 Brunswick Building. New York City. didn't have the time for a Voice and Speech Culture how a thing is done, then a _ ^m .^ lot of practice—so I decided Harmony and Com- — _ — ^_^ _ — ^^_ position picture shows you how then to take the famous U. S. v & Schoo , f Mugi ' Drums and Traps vou do it yourself and hear School of Music course. In 326 Brunswick. Building, York City Automatic Finger Control it. No private teacher could New my spare time, you know." Banjo (Tenor, Plectrum clearer. free or 5 string) make it any The Please send me your book "Music Lessons in "You don't mean to say admirable lessons come to Your Own Home" with introduction by Dr. Frank ..„.. u„ ™„:1 „+ -„,... ;„ Crane, Demonstration Lesson, and particulars of you learned how to play so PROOF! you t>y mail at regular in- your specia i offer . I am interested in the following "I am making excellent prog- beautifully by yourself, right tervals. They consist of course: ?" ress on the 'cello—and owe it at home in your spare time all to your easy lessons." complete printed instruc- I was astounded. I couldn't George C. Lauer. Belfast, Maine. tions, diagrams, all the music believe it. "I am now on my 12th lesson you need, and music paper and can already play simple

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A GREAT COMBINATION THAT GUARANTEES AMUSEMENT

1. Marie Prevost, public-made star, of sparkling personality, who scored distinct triumphs in "Tarnish", "The Marriage Circle" and "Kiss Me Again", now to be presented by Al Christie, the master of farce. 2. Up In Mabel's Room—A. H. Woods' sensa- tional stage farce hit, by Willson Collison and Otto Harbach, that created a furore in leading theatrical centers of the United States, amus- ing millions with its inimitable comedy. 3. Al Christie— the dean of farce comedy, who gave you those wonderful laughing successes, "Charley's Aunt", "Seven Days" and "Madam Behave".

4* E. Mason Hopper— is directing it, the man who filmed "Dangerous Curves Ahead", "Janice Meredith", "The Great White Way" and who has just made "Paris at Midnight" for Metro* politan Pictures. ALL THESE THINGS SPELL A FINE EVENING'S ENTERTAINMENT ASK AT YOUR FAVORITE THEATRE WHEN THIS PICTURE IS COMING RELEASED BY PRODUCERS DISTRIBUTING CORPORATION Muusn P. C M UN ROE, Prnidnn RAYMOND PAWLEY. Vin-PniMfM aixl Ticuunt JOHN C FUNN. VlM-PretUo" •~l OnwtJ I'aye <> UEKARYOFCONGBESS

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$2.00 FOR THE YEAR Vol. 43, No. 446 George Mitchell, Editor 20 CENTS A COPY

POSED BY MONTY BANKS. IN A SCENE FROM "PLAY SAFE." AN ASSOCIATED EXHIBITORS RELEASE. "//a, ha," says Monte, "ain't we got fun, I tried to beat the engine, but the engine won!" Page 7 POSEO BY JOE ROCK. BILLIE RHODES AND A BABY IN A GRANO-ASHER COMEDY.

Jok—Wkat's the matter with the kid—is he unstrung? BlLLIE No, just in a viol temper.

POSED BY GEORGE DAVIS AND JOHNNY ARTHUR IN "HOME CURED." RELEASED BY EDUCATIONAL.

Johnny—I have a terrible rumbling on my stomach. It's like a wagon going over a bridge. George—It's most likely that truck that you ate this- morning for breakfast.

Page 8 A . NE FROM "DON JUAN." A WAR- NEI '.ROS. PICTURE. Bacchus says that women's styles may change, but their designs remain the

POSED BY BOBBY VERNON AND BILL BLAISOELL, IN CHRISTIE'S POSED BY ZASU PITTS AND CESARE "PAGE ME." RELEASED BY EDU- GRAVINA. IN "MONTE CARLO." CATIONAL. PRODUCED BY METRO-GOLDWYN- MAYER. Bill—So your hon- orable excellency once Cesare—Here's a had a frog farm? little philosophy for Bobby-— You you. Happiness is truth, your exalted just like a kiss. Za'stj— highness, but it was a How's that? failure. All the frogs "The only way you croaked. can get any fun out of of it is to give it to somebody else."

Page 9 POSED BY EDWARD EARLE AND VIRGINIA SOUTHERN. POSED BY MR. AND MRS. NORMAN L. POSED BY FREODRIC KOVERT AND BEN TURP1N ON THE FIRST NATIONAL PLAYERS. SPER. S6NNETT LOT.

Chauncey and his icifc, Maybclle, are Here's Eheneezer and Flor- This is a funny one. Cousin Zacha-

the. society folks of the family. ( They're ence, just after they got tied. riah was always cutting up didoes. second cousins twice removed to Uncle You've heard, about the ebb You'd think he was huggin' a lady, Jerry.) They give teas and dinners— and flo of the tide. Flo has wouldn't you? Well, she ain't. That's and there's fingerbowls with every just got an ocean to have a Cousin Henry Sniffen with a corset meal. permanent toave. n' everything. That ain't his own hair, it's a wig. The Family Album

How dear to the heart are the old-fashioned poses, In pictures photogra- phers once used to make The groom with his hat and the bride with her roses, The family group that they loved so to take, With father and moth- er and all of the children In postures so stiff that you'd think they would bust, You'll still find a few in the old-fashioned POSED BY EDMUND BURNS AND TWO EXTRAS ON THE METROPOLITAN POSED BY MAE BUSCH AND LEW CODY ON THE M.G.M LOT. album, LOT. This is Lulu Hicks and that slick The family album now Daniel Dunkins and his two aunts, Hetty and city feller that called himself Algernon covered with dust— Emma. Darnel is a rising young business Van Deever. His real name was The funny old album., man—he drives the grocery wagon. Hetty ain't Hiram Bump and when she run away the brass-buckled al- married, says she wouldn't marry the last man with him they got in them new j'angled bum.— on earth. That makes it unanimous. Emma's movin pictures. Bet she'll wish she'd The leather bound al- buried two husbands, now she's married, to the married Jim Hawks, the bank cashier, bum, now covered undertaker. like she could of. with dust.

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POSED BY KARL DANE AND TRIXIE FRIGAN2A ON THE POSED 8Y J. FARREL MACDONALD, A POSED BY CONSTANCE TALMADGE AND SIDNEY FRANKLIN. M-G-M LOT. WILLIAM FOX PLAYER. Josephus Snoots and Abigal Ham. l rncle Jereboam and Aunt Sophronia This is Cousin Willie They posed just before the iveddin. only been married three months. Ilingson. Looks nice, don't Joe wasn't the groom, but Joe teas the Folia thought Uncle was a bachelor for he? Worst little devil in only guest who had a silk hat. You life, but Sophronia {site was a Jeebie, town. Used to raise Ned. see, the groom never did show up. sister of Hebe) landed the poor fish. Once he put his sister's night- Now Cousin Absolom, Uncle's nephew, gown on a snow man in the trill have to go to work. street. A little tough, he is-

JUST to bring back those dear, dim, distant, dead days when women bustled about in bustles, when men pulled their shirts over their heads, when no nice girl wore less than three petticoats, one of 'em flannel, and children were seen and not heard; just to re- turn, in other words,' to a simpler, more halycon time, the good old days which weren't so good—if you ask us —we've dug up, disin- terred and resurrected some rare specimens of the camera's art— few antique (well, if they ain't, they look it) examples of photogra- phy such as you can't get nowadays. (Who wants to?) Way back in the past, back in the mists of March, 1926, these priceless relics were POSED BY BUSTER KEATON. POSED BY CARROLL NYE. CORINNE GRIFFITH. EDYTHE CHAPMAN. posed for CHARLIE MURRAY AND JACQUELINE WELLS. FIRST NATIONAL PLAYERS. Film Fun, This is Adoniram Adams. He never and we're Pa and Ma, Samanthy, Zarelda and Ephraim. showing you did have much sense. Kind of sissi- the Samdnthy is the girl standing up. She sings Family Album so fied. too. His ma had this picture took. real good and wants to go in grand opery. Eph you can see how movie She has it in the parlor and she wrote people is kind of wild—smokes cigaroots and talks about looked in that "Mighty Like a Rose" onto it. Kin bygone period. you imagine! gettin in the movies. Zarelda 's real clever for My goodness, don't twelve. She copies Gibson heads right smart. they look strange?

Page 1 POSED BY DOROTHY MACKAILL ArJD ROBERT CAIN. IN "THE DANCER OF PARIS." PRO- DUCED BY FIRST NATIONAL.

Dorothy—It's no good grumbling, Robert. Don't forget I'm one offashion's butterflies. Robert—Butterfly! By the way you get through clothes I would call you a moth.

POSED BY LOIS BOYD AND "FAT KARR." IN A JOE ROCK COMEDY.

POSED BY OUR GANG. IN HAL ROACH'S "BABY CLOTHES." RELEASED BY Alice—How did you get this way? PATHE. Fat— You know that lady down the street whose husband is in Micky—Pet, what are you thankful for to-day? China. Joe—Oh, I'm thankful daddy gave me $5 wJieri "Yeah." I didn't see him kiss nursie. "Well, he isn't."

Page 12 POSED BY RONALD COLMAN AND NORMA TALMAOGE. IN "KIKI." RE- LEASED BY FIRST NAllONAl

POSED BY A LITTLE BOY AND BOBBY VERNON. IN CHRISTIE'S "PAGE ME." RELEASED BY EDUCATIONAL. Bobby—Why did you steal that quarter, sonny? China Boy—I wanted to go to "The Ten Com- mandments." POStD BY COLLEEN MOORE AND CHARLIE MURRAY. IN "IRENE." PRODUCED BY FIRST NATIONAL. Charlie—That boy of ours seems to have a rare thirst for knowledge. Colleen— Yes. He gets his thirst from you and his knowledge from me. Page IS POSED BY KATHRYN PERRY AND HALLAM COOLEY. IN '"THE PEACEMAKERS." A FOX PICTURE.

Kathryn—I'm sick of being married. Hallam—So's your old man! do you like my new gown, Lloyd. It's the very last word, if know. Lloyd—Being a woman, I suppose you had to have it.

Page l)t POSED BY AN UNKNOWN MAN AND TR1XIE FRIGANZA. IN "MONTE CARLO," PRODUCED BY M-G-M.

Trjxie—Still wearing that dirty shirt?' Why don't you get a clean one? Man—I can't get up early enough.

Gertrude—It cost May \000 to have her legs straightened. Norma—Pin money.

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FRILLIES FOR THE

"Felix the dot" sketches made especially for Film Fun by Pat Sullivan Studios, by courtesy of Educational Film Exchanges, Inc.

Lacy Trifles at a Trifling Cost

POSED BY DOROTHY

Here's a Knapp-sack with

lace filet Could you fill it as Dorothy canY A bar- POSED BY OUIDA WILLIS gain at $423 with 50% off. Negligee for a train trip. You're bound, to ' trip on this train. Fare,

Page 16 POSED BY JANE THOMAS AND AN EXTRA.

Turkish bath suit trimmed WORKING GIRL with calf-shin in pale water- color. Reduced to almost POSED BY LILLIAN KNIGHT. nothing. She may shimmie in this to undress HOW chemise and she may not. on a $20 week. It's just a slip for a slip That's the prob- of a girl. $3.98 with lem bothering many Boudoir tax of $93. a pore lil working girl. How can a frill get "frillies," how can she negotiate negligees, how can she pay for payjamas, what's the combination for getting a combina- tion, on the mere pit- tance she earns from pitiless toil? Film Fun herewith slips her the answer. Slips her the recipe for obtaining a slip for a trifle. Prominent movie people demonstrate in various poses how you can sit in satins, linger in lingerie and wear a mere nothing for a mere nothing. Prices of garments marked in plain figures and garments displayed on figures far from plain. Take these pic- tures with you when you go shopping, lil working girl, and try and match them in the stores. Maybe you can, who knows?

POSED BY LILYAN TASH-

Lounging Robe. Sofa so good. Made of Sears - Roebuckskin. Only $1,543.29.

POSED BY DOROTH MACKAILL.

This negligee has nothing but atmos- phere. Price — a mere nothing

POSED BY TOM RICKETTS.

Robe de Nuit of a fine frogs' hair. The latest from Paris (Ky.). Woolworth the price, POSED BY MAE MURRAY. $3,69. A dainty step in to step out with. Any lil' girl can have it for $f>9.

Page 17 POSED BY ESTELLE BRADLEY AND EXTRA. IN "LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. PRODUCED 8Y EDUCATIONAL. Estelle—Arent you going to give me a tip? Why the champion tight-wad of the town gives me a dime. Extra—He does? Well, gaze upon the new champion!

A SCENE FROM "THE AMERICAN VENUS." PRODUCED BY FAMOUS PLAYERS LASKY. Lady in the Left Window—I wonder why Helen of Troy had such a reputation for beauty. Lady in the Right Window— Why, that's easy to see. She got all her clothes from Paris.

POSED BY MOLLY MALONE. JIMMIE ADAMS AND MAN. IN CHRISTIE'S "WHOA. EMMA." RELEASED BY EDUCATIONAL. Man—Vll teach you to make love to my daughter. Jimmie—/ wish you would, Vm not making much headway.

Page IS Joan— Use the word cauterize in a sentence. Harry— The moment I cauterize I knew she was mine. Carmel—Just saw the funniest thing, A horse with two shirts and four pairs of socks. Ye Editor Lew—Have you been drinking? "No, stupid, it was a clothes Goes to horse." Ye Movies

"The Black Pirate" String us that bag of BOY,superlatives out of the dic- tionary. Fetch us the sack of enthusiasms out of the safe. And tell the truckman to drive over with eight or ten tons of as- sorted "hip-hip-hoorays," "Yea Bos," "Hot Dogs," "Attaboys," "Whoopees" and "Rah, Rah, Rahs." Hire all the steamboats in the river to tootle their whistles and fog horns, call out all the fire de- partment with its sirens, tele- phone the chief of police and order him to make all his cops blow their whistles at once, get Paul White- man, Vincent Lopez, Ben Bernie

POSED BY LEW CODY and young Otto Kahn to collect AND CARMEL MYERS. their jazz boys and furnish the mu- WHILE VACATIONING AT OCEAN PARK. CAL. sic for dancing in the streets. What for? Douglas Fairbanks in "The Black Pirate" has come to town! And that's the way we feel about it! (Continued. on page 60)

posed by douglas fairbanks and billie dove and others. in "the Black pirate." released by united artists.

These pirates lead a dreadful life, Of battle, murder, gore and strife. They've got Doug Fairbanks bound up fast, But Doug, he "gits 'em" at the last!

Page 20 '~} -— ' >- ;, POSED BY WILLIAM HAINES. IN "BROWN OF HARVARD. :J<:.y^A^l:^..^ I PRODUCED BY METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER.

William says you can't paint the town red and be in the pink of condition afterward.

POSED BY MICKY DANIELS. MARTHA SLEEPER AND FARINA. IN HAL ROACH S "BETTER MOVIES." RELEASED BY PATHE.' Micky—Through the desert sand- storm, oh mij love, have I come to thee! Martha — Verily, slieik, thou art a man of grit.

Page 21 POSED BY MARY P1CKF0RD AND COMPANY. IN "SCRAPS." AN UNITEO ARTIST PRODUCTION. Mary—Does your father have to pay much for coal? Mike—Not a cent! We live near the railroad track and he makes faces at the engineers.

POSED BY MONTY BANKS AND VIRGINIA LEE POSED BY EDWARD EVERETT HORTON AND MAE CORBIN. IN "PLAY SAFE." RELEASED BY BUSCH. IN "THE NUTCRACKER/' RELEASED BY ASSOCIATED EXHIBITORS. ASSOCIATED EXHIBITORS.

Monty — Dearest — our en- Mae— Your brother is cer- gagement is off. A fortune- tainly a nice boy, but he knows POSED BY VIRGINIA BROWN FAIRE. PHOTO BY HAROLD teller just told me that I was to DEAN CARSEY. the wprst songs. marry a brunette in a month. Edward—Does he sing them Virginia says her friend Dora is off Virginia — Oh, that's all to you? again. She thinks that the hemlock is right! I can be a brunette in a "No! He just whistles the an attachment for a sewing-machine. month. tunes." Page 22 POSED BY LIQE CONLEY. ESTELLE BRADLEY AND PHIL DUNHAM. IN "LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING." PRODUCED BY EDUCATIONAL. Estelle—How do you like this job? Lige—It's a pipe—soots me.

POSED BY V. B. FAIRE AND HOOT GIBSON. IN POSED BY DOROTHY REVIER AND FORREST "WHIP OF THE FLYING U." PRODUCED BY STANLEY, IN "FATE OF A FLIRT." PRODUCED UNIVERSAL. BY COLUMBIA PICTURES. Hoot—May I come too? Stanley—/ know a man who Virginia— You 11 never come POSED BY VERA FOKINA. FAMOUS RUSSIAN DANCER. paints stockings on women's legs. PHOTO BY MURAY STUDIOS. to, unconscious. Dorothy—Is he good? Madame Folcina says that some girls "Good? He paints 'em so real cant even wear a smile without looking that they have runs." in the mirror to see if it fits.

Page 2&. Creighton Hale and Madge Kennedy find Little Billie is just a bit amiss as a Miss.

EVERY day in the week is Laugh Month in the Al Lichtman studio. For when you have a Tom Thumb star like little Billy, who smokes fat, black cigars, playing the part of a golden-haired angel child of seven, in frilly lace dresses, you've got a Here's a picture in which every- large laugh to start with. 'Fatabmi" says liillie. body overshadows the star! Take any Monday, for instance. Or, if you'd rather, take any Tues- day—it's all the same .to me. The Tuesday I'll tell you about was like this: Similar to most Tuesdays, it was, the third day of the week and by (Continued on page 56)

The star makes his reel ladylike bow.

Page 2L POSED BY JEAN LORRAINE AND BILLY OOOLEY. IN CHRISTIE S "SHORE SHY. RELEASED BY EDUCA- TIONAL. Billy—Madam, 1 implore you to allow me to be the captain of your soul! Jean— You can t be that, but you can l>e my second mate.

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POSED BY MARJORIE DAW. IN "BORROWED PLUMES." AN ARROW PICTURE. POSED BY CHARLIE MURRAY. IN Marjorie says you "HER SECOND CHANCE." PRO- can't blame a spinster DUCED BY FIRST NATIONAL. for being particular; Charlie says he works par- if she hadn't been hard for a living. He ticular she wouldn't peddles balloons when- be one. ever there's a parade in town and sells smoked glasses during eclipses of the sun.

Fikst Tramper—Does your uncle have much liberti POSED BY HARRY LANG- OON AND OTHERS. IN in his prison? ''TRAMF. TRAMP. Harry—/ don't know; but I understand they are TKAMP." PRODUCED BY FIRST NATIONAL. going to give him a lot of rope in the near future. Page V 'jou go to "Nell Chvyn"— As we hope and we wish— You will see quite a lot Of Miss Dorothy Gishl

Wine, Women and Song were the three things that beckoned. And captured the favor of King Charles the Second. Concerning these three—so the story's rehearsed- Young King Charles the Second was King Charles the First.

POSED BY CLIFF BOWES. ZELMA O'NEIL AND PHIL DUNHAM. IN "OUICK SERVICE." RELEASED BY EDUCATIONAL. Cliff— My dear, we are getting up a raffle for a poor old, man. You'll buy a ticket, won't you? Zelma—Oh, gracious no. What would I do with him if I were to win him?

Page :2<> I'm, asking you, kid, on the level— Don't these babies look like the devil?

SCENES FROM "HELL'S FOUR HUNDRED." PRODUCED BY WILLIAM FOX.

If these are sample ladies of those one meets in Hades, Life wouldn't be so slow there, If these are "Hell's Four Hundred," I'd rather like to go there!

SCENE FROM "A FLAMING AFFAIR." PRODUCED BY WILLIAM FOX.

Girl—/ heard Blanche kissed Bill right in public. Sid—Did you ever! "No."

Paae 27 To Carl Laemmle because he's spent twenty years in making movies Universal, and because he knows how to pick peaches to pose with him.

To Dorothy Oish, for being simply ripping in the English film, "Nell Gwyn" and for having a sister like Lillian.

Page 28 POSED BY COLLEEN MOORE AND MARr LOUISE MILLER. IN "THE DESERT FLOWER." PRODUCED 8Y FIRST NATIONAL. Colleen—/ called you half a dozen times before you took the slightest notice. I'm sure I don't knmo what you'll be jit for when you grow up. Mary—Oh, I'll probably be a waitress.

POSEO BY BILLY SULLIVAN. "OH. BILLY. BEHAVE!" RE- LEASED BY RAYART PICTURES. Billy says he knows a dumb doll so dumb that she thinks a dogma is a mamma dog.

POSED BY ETHEL SHANNON. APPEARING IN AL LICHTMAN PRODUCTIONS. PHOTO COURTESY OF HOOVER ART.

Ethel says about the only way to insult a girl nowadays is to tell her she needs a haircut.

POSED BY JOSEPHINE CROWELL AND CHARLEY CHASE, IN ROACH'S "DOG SHY." RELEASED BY PATHE.

Charlie—Mother, is it correct to say, "water a horse," when he's thirsty? Josephine— Yes, dear, quite correct. "Well, give me a saucer. I'm going to milk the cat."

HP*

Page 29 POSED BY ROBERT AQNEW AND VIOLA DANA. IN "THE GREAT LOVE. PRODUCED BY METRO-GOLOWYN-MATER. Viola—What a nice moustache you have, Robert. Robert—Do you like it? I'm sort of attached to it myself.

POSED BY AL ST. JOHN AND STEPHEN ROBERTS. IN AN EDU- CATIONAL-MERMAID COMEDY. Stephen — The other guy comes from Boston and he's a bad bean. Al—Boy. let him, mess around with vie and he's gopna be a has-been!

POSED BY WALTER CHARLIE MURRAY. HIERS AND DUANE TIONAL PLAYER. THOMPSON. IN CHRIS- TIE'S "WIRELESS LIZZIE." RELEASED B> EDUCATIONAL. Walter—Duane, I'm awfully sorry this has happened. I will replace the animal. Puane—Sir, you flatter yourself.

Page SO LLOYO HAMILTON. EDUCATIONAL COMEDIES.

POSED BY GLADYS HULETTE. IN "THE SILKEN LADY." RELEASED BY ARROW PICTURES.

Gladys tells us that it takes twelve billion dollars annually to clothe the American woman from the top of her head to the bottom of her shoes. And what have they got to show for it?

POSED BY COLLEEN MOORE AND GEORGE K. ARTHUR. IN "IRENE." PRODUCED B FIRST NATIONAL.

George—See here, Colleen, do you believe in auto suggestion? POSED BY CHARLES EMMETT MACK AND HUGHIE MACK. IN "THE LIGHT ETERNAL." PRODUCED BY METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. Colleen— Yes, dear. Let's call a taxi. Hughie—/ met a swell dame in Columbus the other night. Charles—Zat so? Get her address? "No, but she stung me for a wrist-watch."

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POSED BY HAROLD LLOYD. Before I took Film Fun I was so unattractive that nobody I invited ever came to my parties. Before and After

Film Fun's Magic Makes You Over ARE you lean? Are you fat? Does your life seem dull and flat? We have got a cure for that! Are you much too short or tall, are your feet too large or small—we will cure you, one and all. Here- with we present to you samples of the work we do making people over new. Read the testimony, be a-wakened to the Big Idea Film Fun is a panacea!

With an eye to improving my appearance, I took a couple of copies of Film Fun when the newsdealer wasn't look- POSED BY BILL BLAISOELL AND JOHN ing. Now nobody can tell BARRYMORE. me from Barrymore.—Owen T. Plane. Page 32 POSED BY WALTER HIERS. Not only was I too skinny, but I had a small headfor business. Three copies of Film Fun, in ivhich I was featured, swelled me all up and gave me a head big enough for the movie business. — A. Newman.

Since taking it, Vm so fascinating every- body comes to my parties without being invited. —Hal E. Tozes. Taking

POSED BY NORMA SHEARER. Before talcing Film Fun my appearance was a little drab. After talcing it I just shifted the letters around and became a little darb.— Ima Behr.

POSED BY LUPINO LANE. Before taking Film Fun / was undersize and in company-! was a little stiff. After tak- ing five copies, I grew so much that now / was a coal digger, digging black people call me a big diamonds out of bunkers. After taking stiff.—Orville Little. Film Fun a little while I became a gold digger, digging white diamonds out of bankers.—Goldie Gvmme.

Page 33 POSED BY CON MACSUNDAY ANP RICHARD DIX. IN "LET'S GET MARRIED." A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. Richard—Watch out, Con! You struck a match on the gas tank. Con—It's all right. This is a safety match.

RELEASED POSED BY PHIL DUNHAM AND CLIFF BOWES. IN "QUICK SERVICE." BY EDUCATIONAL. Phil—Gonna see the play? Cliff—What is it? "Clothes.'" 5j Naw; I think I'll take in a burlesque shmo.'

POSED 8Y J. FARRELL MAC- DONALD AND OTHERS. ON THE WILLIAM FOX LOT.

J. Farrell — This game is crooked. That aint the card I dealt yuh!

POSED BY A MAN. BIG BOY AND PAL. IN "SEA SCAMP ." AN EDUCATIONAL-JUVENILE COMEDY

Man—My boy, if you had six caramels and I asked you for three, how many would you have left? Big Boy—Six!

Page 34 POSED BY OLIVE BORDEN. IN "YELLOW FIN- GERS." PRODUCED BY WILLIAM FOX.

Olive says the ocean is moaning because she stepped on its under- tow. Surfs it right!

POSED BY EARLE FOX AND OTHERS. IN "A TRIP TO CHINATOWN." PRODUCED BY WILLIAM FOX. Carle — Doctor, the other physician who looked at me yesterday disagreed with you on the diagnosis. He said— Doctor— There, there, never mind. I'm sure the autopsy will prove I was right.

Page 35 Captain—Come and dine with me to- morrow evening, old man. Lige—Afraid I can't; I'm going to see Hamlet. "Never mind, bring him along too."

POSED BY LIQE CONLEY AND OTHERS. IN "LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING." PRODUCED BY ED' NATIONAL.

POSED BY MARY PICKFORD AND A BOY. IN POSED BY LOUISE DRESSER AND NORMA SHEARER. "SCRAPS." PRODUCED BY UNITED ARTISTS. IN "HIS SECRETARY." PRODUCED BY METRO- GOLDWYN-MAYER. Boy—My father says we Nokma—/ complimented Mar- are descended from apes. garet on her voice once, and she Mary — Your private hasn't spoken to me since. family matters have no in- Louise—What did you say? terest for mel "I just told her I thought she was a howling success."

POSED BY ANNA 0. NILSSON AND HUNTLY GORDON. IN "HER SECOND CHANCE." A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE. Anna—/ want a chair that's big enough for two. Huntly—Any chair is big enough for two, if you know how to sit in it. Page 36 — —

Read the Knees for Understanding

Put the knees and heads together Till you find out who is who, It's an kneezy thing to do.

They may look like A savage pair—aborigines. Icnock - knees, but they're bone knees. PHRENOLOGY gets a bump on the bean. Palmistry gets its hands slapped. Warm heart, but an Physiognomy gets a biff in the ice knee. face. A learned professor tells us that these methods of reading character are out Kneeology is the bees knees now. This Prof, says that you can read anybody's character in his or *F her knees, particularly hers. NORMA TALMAOGE. Every dimple is a treat—we should say trait. A prudish type— Knock-knees show a mean dispo- juM skirts the sub- sition. Bow-knees indicate broad ject. LOIS WILSON. views. Stiff knees show an un- bending will. In fact, knees show Yes indeed, they certainly do. show with skirts as they are—or aren't. Observe the knees, says the learned savant. Which is our idea of superfluous advice. As if we hadn't been ob- serving 'em, as if anybody who Right up to date, isn't being led around by a little knees with the latest Whose Jcnees are dog could help observing 'em. wrinkle. these? I don't know As to reading character by the who can totem. knees— -that would have to be de- Alaska. cided by a joint commission.

An leneesy way to save money. A bouncing girl, even her garters are elastic.

A critical, disposi- tion—Imock-knees. Beau Brummel, he The banker's has such knobby ^^ daughter, she hfls Icnees. mon-knees. DOROTHY DWAN. MONA PALMA.

Page 37 POSED BY DAVID MORRIS. BILLY BEVAN. AND NATALIE KINGSTON. IN SENNETT'S "FIGHT NIGHT." RELEASEL BY PATHE. David—And do you think you could live on thirty-five a week, Natalie? Natalie— Yes, David, but what are you going to live on?

POSED BY ROD LA ROQUE. STAR FOR CECIL DEMILLE.

Rod says that his dog is so good he calls him a holy terrier.

POSED BY DOROTHY KNAPP. APPEARING IN EARL CARROLL "VANITIES." PHOTO BY DE MIRJIAN.

Dorothy says that when the modern girl is jilted she doesn't take it to heart. POSEO BY CLYDE COOK AND VIVIEN OAKLAND. IN ROACH'S "WIFE TAMERS," BY PATHE. She takes it to court. RELEASED Clyde—How did you get that bump on your head? Vivien—Oh, that's where a thought struck me. Page 38 Film Fun's Komic Kaption Kontest

THIRD Heat! Another set of five pictures for which you kan write Komic Kaptions. Five more Ten Dollarses, any one of which you may Kapture. Each of these five pictures is numbered. For the best kaption for each picture Film Fun offers a prize of Ten Dollars. Polish up the brain cells, oil the old thinking machine, and send us your funniest kaptions. Num- ber them to korrespond with the pictures they're intended to fit. You kan win only one prize, but the more you send in the better are your chances—and kaptions that don't happen to land a ten buck prize we may nevertheless buy for use elsewhere. So you've got a double chance to kash in on your kaptions, kwips or jokes. Film Fun's editor will be the judge of the merit of the kaptions submitted. In case of a tie for any prize each of the two or more winning kontestants will be award- ed the full ten dollar prize. Once again—number your kap- tions to korrespond with the num- bers on the pictures. Submit as many kaptions as you please. Send them to Editor, Komic Kaption Kontest, Film Fun, 627 W, 43d St., New York. Kaptions for this month's kon- test must be in this office by June 1. Winners will, be announced in the August issue, out July 1. Win- ners of the first (April issue con- test) are announced in this issue.

Page 39 ! HOW TO Follow the Film Fun

Colleen Moorefinds a little cheek helps. Certainly she has a hold on Jack Mul- hall

Ford Sterling finds that almost any door opens for a young man with the key to success. Walter Hiers teaches you how to break into the grocery business.

"TTOW I obtain Success? How can I gain lJ- fortune, fame and things?" Those are ques- tions every young man or woman asks himself or herself as the case may be respectively. He or she may not ask him or herself those questions every hour, or even every day, but sometime, somewhere, when he or she is not playing pool or bridge, or when he or she is not riding to hounds or playing polo or shaking the dogs in a jazzery—sometime when there is nothing else to do, he or she is bound to ask himself or herself, "How can I improve myself? How can I reach the oputence and luxury to which I would like to become accustomed?" The answer is PER- SONALITY. If a person has PERSONALITY a person can get anywhere. If a person hasn't PER- SONALITY a person must go out and get PER- SONALITY. How? Where? Film Fun tells you. Film Fun shows you. Study this course in PERSON- ALITY presented on this page and you can try for any job. You can try for the presidency or for the Follies, depending on whether you are a he or she, as aforesaid. So achieve Personality, pick out your: job and try and get it

Blanche Payson uses cav e- woman stuff. (P. S. She got the gob.)

Page 40. GET A JOB Wzwll

System and Sign for a Sinecure ^| w/ Syd Chaplin jf^'PfJci'''!' demonstrates how a rising young man never watches the clock. if '9

Clara Bow could land almost EarU Fox lays out the method any job. She's good in every jar getting a job as bouncer. line.

Page J^1 POSED BY JACK DAUGHERTY. EDWARD SEDGWICK AND BLANCHE POSED BY ARTHUH HOUSMAN. IN "TOO MANY RELA- MEHAFFEY OFFSTAGE. WHILE MAKING "THE RUNAWAY TIONS," PRODUCED BY FOX. EXPRESS." A UNIVERSAL-JEWEL. Arthur says Venus was supposed to be Jack—/* that your new girl? — a rather swift lady, but there really was Edward No, just the old one painted no 'arm to her. over.

A SCENE FROM "HOLD EVERYBODY," PRODUCED BY FOX. Hallam—How's business? Man on Cycle— Fine, I'm getting ready to retire. Hate's yours? "Oh, same old grind!" Page 1$ Lines That Lift Lips In Laughter

Film Funny Fooleries of the Rollicking Reel

LEATRICE JOY AND GLADDEN JAMES.

JACK DUFFY. JULIAN ELTlNGE. DAVID JAMES AND LIONEL BELMORE.

Madame Behave' Prod. Dixt. Corp. T EATRICE — Give me a Christie ' half hour and a negligee -\AVID—Meet the wife- and I bet I'll land him. J but not too often. Gladden—When in a tight place, get into something loose.

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" SYO CHAPLIN. A YOUNG LADY AF1 AND SYO SMITH. Z*t8Aff*>

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POSED BY RUTH HIATT. BILLY BEVAN AND ANDY CLYDE, IN SENNETT'S "WANOERING WILLIES," RELEASED BY PATHE. Ruth—Come in, boys, and help the Working Girls' Home. BiLtT We'd be glad to. How far away do they live?

POSED BY NORMA TALMAOGE AND A MUSICIAN. IN "KIKI." RELEASED BY FIRST NATIONAL.

Norma— You brute, you have broken my heart He— Thank heaven! I thought it was a rib. POSED BY THELMA, OF THE "GERTRUDE HOFFMAN GIRLS."

This One—I'm going to Parisfor some gowns.

Page Jt ^ POSED BY LEW CODY. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PLAYER. Man should be master in his own house or know the reason why. Lew says that most married men know the reason why.

POSED BY OTTO FRIES, ZELMA O'NEIL AND AL ST. JOHN. IN "SKY-BOUND." PRODUCED BY EDUCATIONAL.

Otto—What? Another raise? It's not siv months since I gave you a raise to get married on. Al—- Yes, sir, but I want this one for a divorce.

POSED BY LOUISE CARTER. WHEELER OAKMAN. MARJORIE DAW AND NILES WELCH. IN "BORROWED PLUMES." AN ARROW PICTURE. APPEARING IN "ARTISTS AND MODELS." PHOTO BY WHITE STUDIO. Louise—Do you ever go riding with him? That One — / thought you had left your Marjorie—Once in a blue moon. clothes somewhere. "Humph! He always took me in a red flivver!"

Page 45 Here Are the Komic Kracks That Kop the Kases

Kwip that Raptures the Koin for Picture No. 3. "The Red Hot Mamma Loves Her Ice Cold Pop."- Winning Kaption for This Gag Grabs the Glory tor Picture No. 1. for this Picture No. 2. Ten Bucks bright bit of brilliancy to "A Fine Leg Show—hut "When Eats Meats Raymond H. Welsh Who'd Pay to See It?" Vest." 170 Buffalo Street Ten Kases for this Ten Simoleons are hereby slip- Komic Krack Conneaut, Ohio ped to goto Bryant M. Brownell James A. Walker The Joke's the thing—absolute- Lambda Chi Alpha House P. 0. Box 388 ly. Doctor, Lawyer, Merchant, Chief, Rich Man, Poor Man, Beg- Colgate University New Bedford, Mass. gar Man, Thief— (if he doesn't Hamilton, N. Y. Wheel steal his jokes) —they've all got an equal chance in this Komic Kap- For perpetrating this pun pub- tion Kontest. Film Fun doesn't licly. Wheezes are coming THE to look up the Kontestants in Brad- town. street or Dun. Kontestants may In fact they're already here. be in Who's Who or in Who's Out of a shower of big jokes, Whosis, we don't care—if they ship little jokes, medium sized jokes, in the kraziest kracks they'll kop and just jokes that dropped down the Kases. ALL ABOARD FOR on the Film Fun office during THE JUNE KONTEST, LET'S the month of March and right up GO! to midnight, March 31, the five you read above were judged the best. In other words the Film Fun Kaption Contest for April is over. The winners have their checks, we have the jokes, and you have the chance to read them above. Maybe you think your Kaptions were funnier than these. Maybe they were, but we're only human and we picked what looked the best to us. And if your jokes didn't any of them land a prize, this This Bonmot Brings the Bacon time, it's a fair bet that they may for Picture No. 5. already have kopped one of the Wheeze which Wins No. 4 in a ten dollarses offered in the May Walk. 'The Girl Who Walked issue. Home from an Auto Four states, Ohio, New York, "Chauffeur—Hey, Boss, Michigan, Massachusetts, and the Be Careful—You All Is Ride Gets Even." District of Columbia are rep- sented by the winners in the April Ten Iron Men Awarded for this Losin' Yore Spare Tire! Komic Kaption Contest. Jazzy Jest to So you see Film Fun plays no Ten Smacks for this to Martin Shepherd favorites. 'Smarter of fact, we Frank K. Young didn't even look at the names 2-5406 Connecticut Avenue and 929 West Seventh Street Chevy Chase, addresses until we'd picked the five D. C. winners. Traverse City, Mich. Page 46 —

POSED BY GERTRUDE, ASTOR AND LIONEL BARRYMORE. IN ROACH'S "WIFE TAMERS." RELEASED BY PATHE. Gertrude—You talked

sleep last night! . Lionel—Excuse me for interrupt- ing you.

POSED BY J. P. LOCKNEY AND FR

J. P. So Miss Ethel is your oldest POSED BY SEENA OWEN AND PRISCILLA DEAN. ON THE sister. Who comes after her? POSED BY KALLA PASHA AND EVELYN SELBIE. METROPOLITAN LOT. SHACKLES." PRODUCED BY WARNER BROS. Frankie—Nobody ain't come yet: — the Priscilla What do they charge but pa says the first fella who comes Evelyn—// you were half man for a ticket to Ozone Park? can have her. you ought to be, you'd carry me to Seena— They don't charge any- safety. thing. You pay cash or walk. Kalla— Yes. And if you were half the woman you are, I'd try.

Page A7 Louise — Chester, Elinor—Can you give me some money -perform on that thing? for an evening dressl — — William No, but Chester Where is you tell me how and the one you had? I'll play accordionly. "A moth has eaten it!"

A SCENE FROM "A FLAMING AFFAIR." A WILLIAM FOX COMEDY. Passenger—Do you stop at the Scherwood Apartments? Sid—No, I can't afford to.

Page Itf ! ! — Theyre WILD about . HARRY Langdon \x Tramp Tramp "|>amp //

. F laughs were worth a dollar it would cost you a million to see HARRY LANGDON in "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp"

Harry's the latest smile sensation. Everybody says so.

Look at those eyes —that mouth those feet Yessir, he's the arch-enemy of gloom and remorse —

the reigning Comedy King ! "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp"

is a step in the right direction of longer and louder Langdon Laughs.

For it's HARRY LANGDON ' S /irrt 7- reel feature, presented by First Na- tional to a grateful, gleeful public who have had just a hint of his amusement' ability in 2-reel comedies.

"Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" is more fun than a joke-hook

If you're a real fun-fan you'll be waiting in line —at the box-office \> — the first night they show HARRY LANGDON in "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp."

Presented by HARRY LANGDON CORP.

of' LongLanidon Laffs

A liiat national Picture Page 49 INFILMATION Infilmation means "Information regarding the Films," and Film Fun will try to answer any questions our readers may send in. Sign your initials only. Send questions to Film Fun's Infilmation Bureau, 637 West 43d Street, New York City.

M. M—William Boyd joined the army of extras about five years ago. So you see he is not entirely new to the screen although you have noticed him in only two pictures. In "The Road to Yesterday" he played oppo- site Vera Reynolds, and his latest featured role is in "The Volga Boat- man," the leading lady being Elinor Fair, whom he recently made his fair lady for life. The Boyd is about twenty-seven. Swede.—As you undoubtedly know, Svenska, some husbands are very William Boyd, in uxorious, but we're sure James Ren- "The Volga Boatman." nie will not mind if you write Doro- thy Gish for her picture at 485 Fifth HARRY CLICK, "THE AMERICAN SANDOff" avenue, New York. By the bye, some one caught us up on "uxorious" and we had to pass it on. Bet you ten pesetas you guess wrong. Kiddie.—Baby Peggy Montgomery STRENGTH is outgrowing it. She's seven now, and lives in Hollywood with her family on the money she's made for & DEVELOPMENT them. She occasionally appears in a picture. Watch for her in "April Fool," released by Chadwick. Do not overlook that Strength & De- M. C. L.—"Mare Nostrum" means velopment are the two most vital interests "Our Sea" it isn't horse medicine. Esther Ralston, in in life; they come before riches, before — Yes, you saw the original and only happiness, before everything, for with Paramount Pictures. Alice Terry is at them you can be successful and happy, "Mare Nostrum." husband, Rex In- but without them you are only miserable present with her their studio at Nice, France, and a failure. A strong developed body gram, at picture, untitled is better able to ward off sickness and working on her next fatigue than a weak neglected body, and as yet. you can achieve by the use of my system Ranny.—Esther Ralston deserted that healthy complexion and physique the State of Maine for the state of which are the identification marks of matrimony with George Webb. Esther STRONG & HEALTHY PEOPLE. was born in Bar Harbor, Me., in 1902. Esther is five feet five inches and is one hundred and twenty«five pounds ringside. Just the blondest $4.00 head you ever saw and blue eyes to match. E. G. W.—Find out the name of Buck Jones, in your town and ad- ONLY the exhibitors in Fox Pictures. 1 dress a letter of inquiry to them. W. R. V.—Buck Jones may have Will bring you at once the greatest been shooting pictures on the 101 course in the world for HEALTH, Ranch in Oklahoma, but his birth- STRENGTH & DEVELOPMENT, it will place is at Vincennes, Ind. Most all add inches to your chest, biceps, forearms, of his pictures have been produced by neck and thighs in a short time. Fox. He lacks but one-quarter inch of being six feet and weighs about IS to YOUR HEALTH WORTH $1 you? one hundred and seventy-three SEND FOR IT NOW pounds. His hair is brown and his eyes are blue and his teeth are all HARRY CLICK of a pearly hue. Address him at the The American Sandow Fox Studios, 1401 N. Western Ave., Suite 721-F, 1476 Broadway, New York Hollywood. Accepted Equivalent to the Foreign Money S. F. Someone made the wise crack Gilda Gray, in American Dollar — that recent earthquakes in California Paramount* Pictures. might to Gilda Gray's shim- HARRY GLICK be due mie. Her first picture for Paramount Suite 721 -F, 1476 Broadway, New York, N.Y is "Aloma of the South Seas." Don't (Please Write Plainly) confuse this with "Moana of the Dear Sir: South Seas," because Moana was .a I enclose herewith Cash different goil intirely. Gilda and Gil for Check Money-Order $1.00 for Boag are married and live on Long which send me at once your great course Island. in HEALTH, STRENGTH & DE- VELOPMENT. Puzzled.— Well, we should say that last name would be familiar to you. Klnsr MelKhan is the li'l broth-

Name . . er of Thomas Meighan. King is a T. B. M., who decided the movies A ddress were a better business. Columbia Pictures Corporation is presenting King Meighan, in City .State. him in a series of pictures. Columbia Pictures.

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LEIGH.—Dolores COMtello has played the lead in four pictures. "The Sea Beast," "The Mannequin," "Bride of the Storm," and "The Lit- tle Irish Girl." Dolores is nineteen, has light brown hair and brown eyes, and is, as you probably know, the daughter of Maurice Costello. D. F. C.—With four opened refer- ence books on our desk, we dug up a lot of dirt (not to say anything about the dust on our paws) about the fella they call Valentino. The earliest mention of Valentino in the Dolores Costello, in cast of a motion picture is that of 'The Little Irish Girl." "Ambition," starring Dorothy Phil- lips, released July .6, 1916. One book says Universal, another says Fox produced it. Take your choice. But what we really think is absolutely posilutely correct is this: he appeared Quick,EasyWay in "A Society Sensation," produced and released by Universal October 6, 1918. During the early part of *^vv 1919 he appeared in two Mae Mur- to Become ray specials, "The Big Little Person" and "The Delicious Little DeVil." As to whether his roles were featured or an Artist not, we can't say. June Mathis dis- covered him, and "The Four Horse- are now learn- men of the Apocalypse" came out in THOUSANDS ing to draw who never 1920, with a new star February, dreamed they could. Wonder- Roy D'Arcy, in filmament. Then came launched in the ful short-cut method makes it "La Boheme." "The Sheik," and from there on you easy for anyone to learn illus- know the rest. To-day he is hard trating, Commercial Design- at work on "Son of the Sheik." We ing and Cartooning at home in spare don't take stamps for our labor (the time. us on the back) boss prefers to pat Earn big money as an artist. but you can forward $2 to our Sub- Good artists are in tremendous

scription . Department and receive demand by Magazines, Adver- the lovely little Film Fun once tisers, Newspapers, Depart- every month for one year. Your.s ment Stores, etc. Salaries from $50 to over $300 a week are for bigger and better Sheiks. gladly paid them! And now Henryette. The smiling and dev- — you can easily become an artist. ilish villain in "La Boheme" that Now' you can easily enter this threatens the fragile Lillian Gish is fascinating big paying field. Roy D'Arcy. In "The Merry Widow" he was the Crown Prince that laid No Talent Needed siege to Mae Murray's favor. In simplicity of this method real life, Roy is married to the The is astonishing. You will be daughter of the vice-president of Laura La Plante, in amazed at your rapid progress. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures. "Butterflies in the Rain.' From simple straight lines and L. N. M.—Your favorite movie curves, you soon learn to make

star. Laura La Plante, was born at drawings that sell. ' It's just like a game learning to draw St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 1, 1904. She is — at home this way. All your five feet two inches tall and weighs work receives through the mail about one hundred and ten pounds. the individual criticism of one Blonde hair, clipped very short and of America's most successful dimples that beggar description. Uni- artists. It's fun learning—and versal is giving her a nice big role almost before you realize it, you profes- in "Butterflies n the Rain." No, \ are able to make real j sional drawings. Laura is a bachelor girl. J. W. Herbert Rawlinson heads — / Coupon Brings FREE BOOK the cast in "The Millionaire Police- man" with Eva Novak. A new handsomely illustrated X. L.—Charles "Buddy" Rogers, book has just been printed, whom you saw in "Fascinating which gives all the most up- information on the Youth," is to appear in Gloria Swan- to-date thousands of wonderful oppor- picture "Fine Manners." Buddy son's ' • tunities in Commercial Art and is one of the sixteen graduates of Charles Rogers, in shows how this startling simple method enables the Paramount School of Acting, and "Beau Geste." you to enter this field. It tells about our from all indications is well started on students—their successes—what they say the road where all good actors travel. actual reproduptions of their work—how they His home town is Olathe, Kan., and made -big money even while studying. This sent without cost or ob- for three years he attended the Uni- attractive book will be ligation. Send for it. Mail coupon now. versity of Kansas, at the same time appearing in collegiate orchestras WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ART with his little trombone. He is twen- Room 376-D, lUS-lSth St., N. W. Washington, D. C. ty-five, black hair and dark eyes. 1 L. F. T.—A typical Scandinavian [WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ART type, blonde and possessed of rare Room 376-D, 1115-15th St., N. W. Washington, D. C. physical charm that's Greta Garbo. — Please send me without cost or obligation your new She is now at work on "The Temp- book on art, "Quick Easy Way to Become An Artist" and details of your special Offer. tress," opposite Antonio Moreno. Two years- ago Greta first appeared in "The Story of Gosta Berling," a (Mrs.. Miss or Mr.) Scandinavian film. Louis B. Mayer persuaded her to come to America, Greta Garbo, in and she is now under contract to City State "The Temptress." Metro-Goldwyn.

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ARHSHC TALENT ^Perseverance PRISCILLA DEAN AND ALLAN FORREST. IN "SIREN OF SEVILLE."

-Success Let us Seville the Siren win the hero.

Compare the small drawing at the left made by George Halman Ray before studying with us and the Cover Design at the right which was made recently. Note the wonderful improvement brought about by the right kind of training. His is an interesting story. When eighteen, he was employed as Indian interpreter and storekeeper at Hudson s Bay, one hundred miles beyond the rail- FILLUMG RITS road. In summer his mail was carried in by canoe; in winter by dog sledge. Tell us what you think of what you see. FILM FUN will print your review on this page and award a year's subscription to FILM FUN for Perseverance—Then Success the best criticism, in our opinion, printed each month. Keep it down He says: "My cousin sent me a magazine which con- under 150 words. Address, Film Fun's FUlumcrits, 627 West J^Sd tained an advertisement telling about the Federal Course. I was fortunate enough to get several foxes In trapping I Street, New York City. was doing with an old Indian. I used the money to start the course. I had absolutely no other art training except the Federal lessons. "Upon completing the course I got an art job In Winni- peg, then with the St. Paul Dispatch and now I am here Seville" Nagel. But who can blame him for In Chicago operating a studio of my own. I owe my start "The Siren of in illustrating entirely to the Federal Course. I am still straying in Paris, surrounded by a studying and find Federal text-books and co-operation as valuable as ever." ITH "The Siren of Seville" we've bevy of beauties? Claire does, a , W

Priscilla back again. series of vamp stunts that . should Get Busy As a bright-eyed peasant lass in a class her with the best of 'em, and Compare your opportunity with the difficulties under tale of Sunny Spain. wins back the errant Conrad, who has which Ray worked, consider how much easier you can gain success equal to his by studying under Federal tutors, She is sparkling as Dolores with her fallen for a sensational dancer. This McMeln, sixty leading artists such as Sid Smith, Neysa verve. dancer is the rage of Paris but then Fontaine Fox, Charles Livingston Bull, Clare Brlggs and scintillating — many others. She makes one laugh and thrill to Paris is so full of rages it could Five thousand publishers are looking for skilled artists at big pay. Step out boldly into the "ROAD TO BIGGER see her ready wit and nerve. start to syndicate them. Unlike the THINGS" like dozens of others have done under Federal rest of them this "rage" refuses at- tutoring. Just write your name, age and address on the margin, mall It to us and we will send you a copy of the Allan Forrest plays the hero to our tention and flattery, which is not book free. - Do it right now while you're thinking about It. plump Priscilla Dean. true movie form. You can see he loves the radiance and laughter in her mien. There's a sensuous enchantress, and a villain cold and vile; There are bullfights staged right School thrillingly to thrall you all the while. There's no cause for reprimanding; 'of Illustrating Storm directs with understanding, And the cast responds commendably 6056 Federal School Building, Minneapolis, Minn. with zeal. It's Miss Dean's first independent, And 'tis charmingly resplendent In an atmosphere done colorfully DARKENS and BEAUTIFIES EYELASHES and BROWS real. INSTANTLY.makes them appear —A. Theodore Baxt, New York City a naturally dark, long and luxuri-

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duced1—yet one that is highly enter- taining! Conrad Nagel, who\shows rare genius at comedy, and Claire Windsor, pretty and bewitching, help to rescue this film. The settings, photography and direction are splen- did. Kill The Hair Root CLAIRE WINDSOR AND CONRAD NAQLE, IN "DANCE MADNESS.' Claire Windsor is the wife who en- gineers stereotyped movie situations Claire does some prospecting. She 's just found a rich pocket. D. J. MAHLER, 736-A, Mahler Park. Providence. R. I. to keep her straying hubby—Conrad

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A Shapely Foot is a Joy Forever YEAH? BEAUTIFY YOUR FEET And Maybe There Is a Santa Claus ••The "Perfection" Toe Spring REMOVES THE ACTUAC (7/ You Believe the Press CAUSE of the BUNION or enlarged joint. Worn Agents) at night, with auxiliary appliance for day use. Send outline pf foot. What's In a Name? Well, Mebbe So Straighten Your Toes AMOVE whereby screen actors fi OR his forthcoming United Art- Banish That Bunion would retain their own names ist's Corporation release Chap- *Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Write or Call for their screen characterizations lin has been practising tightrope C. R. ACFIELD, Foot Specialties t>ept. 200 1328 Broadway New York has been inaugurated by Gaston walking to a height sufficiently far Glass, member of the all-star above ground to make any but an B00K0N cast now at work in "Molasses," expert dizzy. And an expert Chap- First National picture. lin has become. AVIATION In suggesting this idea, Glass The work is in preparation for pointed out that theatergoers sel- the star's work in "The Circus," your name and address today for this atnai- new book. Opportunities In the Aviation involves much more than * give attention to the and dostry.' It Mtllatells you*nn allfill aboutchnnt th*the biff TOOney dom name ~ nd BOldeden opportunities*ea in this " "linff >Id. It ffivos yon valuablelust" Information and point' of the character in a screen play. straight tightrope walking. The i on how to_ qualify,jallfy qriqrlckly for a real job In this r Induatry that will astonish yon. If Douglas Fairbanks enacts the role requires stunts, such as rope Thrills and Big Money part of "Don Q," for example, the dancing and acrobatic stuff. Add out all about the sudden demand for darintf men In Aviation. Learn also how you can fans dem't think of him during to this the fact that all the rope and easily qualify for a job paying* 960 to $21 the week—stthornshome Inin apsrsspare time.t See how yon can est 1 ioneera and experts In setting picture as "Don Q," but continue business takes place with the per- ^affi. . nd for thia free book and d©- r talis— ofc the amazlnff opportunities that await you in the to think of him as Douglas Fair- former wearing the large shoes so Aviation Industry. Write Today! .-*- AMERICAN SCHOOL OF AVIATION banks. characteristic of his comedy make- aw01Miehi«snA». psp».332A Cnlcaso, IWnole Glass says that every member of up, and an idea is obtained of the the cast should retain his or her difficulties to be met.

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Page 5k Ben Lyon Ha- Six Birth- pi a s r ' PIS well known and an estab- J- lished fact that a person can only be born in one town or city or country. Without question However, Ben Lyon, First Nation- al featured player, made a check- it costs us to make Fatima up the other day and discovered BECAUSE more that according to the various news- papers and magazines and boost- the retail price is likewise higher. But would ing organizations of bustling cities, he was born in six cities men continue to pay more, do you think, Altoona, Pa., Atlanta, Ga.. Bal- timore, Md., High Point, X. C, except for genuinely increased enjoyment? Loa A .-._-_ and Bridgeport, Conn., are the six cities named. The fact cannot be denied — thev do continue . . . Altoona claims E ta Atlanta avers he was born in Baltimore, Baltimore claims High Point as Ben's natal town, High Point claims—well, fin- ish it yourself.

Pegasus. Jr. HERE'S a poem by young Keats, alias Alfred Calistro. It is dedicated to the strong and silent Mr. Mix, of the Broad Open Spaces, where men are cowboys: Tom Mix is the cowboy king, A man who's got some pep and -g.

When it comes to shooting up the town Youll always find that Tom's around. Tom has a trick horse, Tony, A rarin', rantin', he cow per.; And say, can Ten; a.: What I mean, that's a sure enough fact. Tom's a good actor and Tony, too. And their best picture I've seen is e Lucky Horseshoe." 'What a ubale of a difference just a feu cents make

. . . Which proves that Alfred is as good a poet as Tom is an actor.

Know Any More Jokes? L.-SSBTT A U-SSS TC1ACCC *-'c- MAY McAYOY slipped a good joke across on Ben Lyon Boy. How Come? down in Florida the other day while they were there shooting exterior T\ OROTHY DEYORE got more scenes for "The Savage." which J-' than a loving and devoted Earl Hudson is producing for First simDlv laugh ourselves sick! Ooh. huscattd where site re:er.:.p ~i: National. gosh! Ooh, g: 11:- .-.eare'.ed :: A ~":l:e Mat.ter Site

Ben had to grow a large-sized gair.ed eer.sedera'ele :t" a : ashc rss Dogged Persistence :e:._ ::: this picture, a; he :s the asset _-- age. Tiring of being the center THREE days work to make a Mr. Mather is owner- of the con- of all eyes, Ben decided to have dog curl his upper lip right! trolling interest in the Consoli- some company, so he offered a That is what was required dur- dated Anttsenter.ts rempar.v iter- prize of fifty dollars for the mem- ing the filming of one scene in ators of all the theaters in Hawaii, ber of the unit who could grow the ::' Steel." In this scene Mil- :t wh;:h there atr aeeue ;r.e hun- longest beard before starting back ton Sills, the star, fights with a hurcdre-d Arncng tt^se :: r taree for New York. The race was on ::g tehee dcg. The fight ~et: :f that are larger and more elaborate - er. was r.:t s: crr-spicu:us according to schedule. But a close- that: the M.ll:;r. Tcllar Tceaeer :i Came the judging day. A very up was wanted showing the dog this eery. This information is prob- tiny young man with a beard a with bis upper lip curled upward unique to those who believed foot in length walked up to Ben, in a particular fashion. Three --a: ceast

Newmeyer, the judges, to be meas- :c 5 ills, Director Archainbaud and . . . We've lived in Hawaii. If

ured. Ben let out- a yell. The Assistant Director Al Lena were —ere are . e hundred me vie hcujes prize was handed to the young required before the dog gave the there, we have fifty fingers on each man forthwith and with no ques- proper curl Such is the patience r.ar.d The rarest taeaee- in tions asked. required in the movies. Honolulu is a fine house, but

Then May removed her false . . . And sueh is the time wasted ere Tage beard. She had dressed like a man in the mc vies Barer. Mur.ehauser. Pmfe So A - — — — "Oh, Baby, Ain't Life Humorous?" (Continued from page 24)

nine in the morning the whole "Oh, "Come here, Valentino!" Mr. Baby!" company was on the set, Knoles commanded. washed, dressed and made up. Di- "Look here, my name's not Val- rector Harley Knoles had by the entino!" protested the embryonic hand a beautiful little girl with Barrymore. "My name is Warren golden curls. Whittjngton McCollum. As for Enter Ethel Shannon, fresh from this Valentino person, who is he? Hollywood. It was her first day / never heard of him!" at work, and as yet she was vague That for "The Sheik" and "The as to what the story was all about. Son of the Sheik!" "Miss Shannon," spoke the di- rector, "I want you to meet my Warren Whittington McCol- Your Opportunity To little daughter!" "Oh, isn't she the darlingest lum apparently doesn't give a snap Possess Beauty thing!" of his small fingers for publicity. In To enjoy the homage and admir- Then to Billy in that patronizing his future stardom he's one actor ation attractiveness commands, tone that nice children bear so you'll never see feeding strawberry lies in the appearance of your patiently from their elders: shortcake to photoplay editors in skin and complexion. Give to "And how are you-o-o-o feeling January. An interviewer for a them an enchanting loveliness to-day?" New York paper, having noted the glorious sparkling touch of "Pretty damn hungry — that's the details of Producer Al Licht- Beauty that how!" bellowed Little Billy, stick- man's career, approached young GoURAUDS ing a cigar in the corner of his Mr. McCollum. mouth. "You see, I got my weight "Have you been in pictures be- ORIENTAL CREAM down to fifty-seven pounds. Last fore?" has rendered for over 85 years. An- night I ate a piece of heavy cake A terse "Yes!" tiseptic and astringent in. effect, "What ones, lately?" making it exceptionally valuable in and now I weigh fifty-eight—so cases of blemishes, wrinkles, flabhl- nothing but hot water for break- "Really, I cawn't go into all that ness, excess oiliness and undue color. I've got to rehearse this Kcnders a lasting beauty instantly, fast to-day!" now— that preserves and protects the skin scene!" and .complexion. Made in White, Here's a news beat on the inter- Flesh and Rachel, also in compacts. Ethel recovered viewer. Mr. Warren Whittington Send 10c for trial size. When from the Ferd.T Hopkins & Son. NewYork shock she managed to answer as McCollum played in "Just Sup- Little Billy asked how she liked pose," "The New Klondike" and his own Broadway. "A Kiss for Cinderella." At the "New York's a grand and glori- same time he was appearing in Free Watch/ ous city!" she rhapsodized, "where "Embers," a Broadway show. 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Send only lOcents with order. # mention Ladies or Gents style. Send strips as. funny as the day way back in paper ring size. arrival pay Postman On {* But life in the studio isn't all first payment of 98 cents, plus postage, f 1909 when she made her screen Then send us $1.00 a month for six | it's wise-cracked up to be. There's months $6.98 in all. We trust you — A debut in a one-reel super-special fully, ship at once, ask no reference, • work to be done, my lads, so heave and we will gladly refund your first M with John called "The payment if not satisfied. You are* Bunny New , ho! chances, our money back guarantee Stenographer." She amused us « STERLING CO. Depl. 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cutters, who hack it down to proper mirror, but she bravely kept on. length—for a film is always twice When she graduated from high or three times as long as it should school she took a position as clerk ,i i. be. Also it's a jumble when it in the local department store, but leaves the lot, and has to be as- she did not forget her aspirations. sembled and arranged. Then comes She saved her money, and after the titling—the 'Came-the dawns' two years she had enough to take and the 'That nights' and the gags her to Hollywood. that you may or may not laugh Everybody said, "You'll be back, over. After which the negative is glad to have your job in the store." shipped away for printing, turned But she said, "I'll come back as a over to the distributors and sold, star or my name's not Evelyn fkuticmoMR heaven helping, to the exhibitors. Hoople." "That's the finish for the pro- Well, she came back to her job ~ all right, in d s! ducer and director. They heave a and she wasn't a star, OO °y sigh of relief the but she kept and meet 'Dawn her word jusfc the can play real start. YOU tunes from the . of a New To-morrow' with nothing same, because her name wasn't No notes to puzzle you — no tiresome scales to practice. to do but start all again Evelyn Hoople. She'd over on changed it You need not know a thing about music. Even a new picture. Gosh, ain't life to Annabelle Del Montague. if you have never touched a piano, if you can hum or whistle a tune, we can teach you to wonderful?" Morjal—Ain't Life Wonderful? play all popular song hits by ear at a very small cost. No need now to spend years prac- tising under old-time method. My new and original system tenches you easily and quickly. Write at once for The Bare Facts in the Case Free Booklet HP HIS is not a bedtime story to show you how easily it can be done. A even though it is the tale of a This wonderful home course is offered at a ridiculously low cost. A little practice gives little honey-bear, used to robbing amazing results. You can sit down and play any popular jazz piece that you hum. bees' nests in the mountains of PILL IN THE COUPON TODAY North Carolina or Tennessee, or have you. When Wesley what Illinois School of Music of Chicatfo Ruggles, director of Robert Kane's new First National picture, "The 639 Hearst Square, Chicago Wilderness Woman," wanted a Please send at once, without obligation, your Free Book explaining how you can teach me to play bear, this, one of the honey variety piano by ear in 90 days.

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Miss Pringle . and Mr. Sherman could do to appear before the cam- POSED BY BESSIE LOVE. IN "THE SONG AND DANCE MAN." era. Did you ever try registering A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. emotion at fourteen below? Bessie says that when better bodies are It was all very difficult, and Mr. built, Flo Ziegfeld will exploit tliem. Ruggles was glad when it came to Don't let your ears stick out. Prlmset will taking scenes with the bear. Here correct tuem. Harmless! Invisible! Comfortable! Can be worn at' all Endorsed leading was an actor who didn't mind the times. by Movie Fables Doctors. Complete set with directions, $3. snow and the cold. Mr. Ruggles Postpaid or CO. D. on request. The Fable of the Ambitious Jane called upon the property man to THE PRIMSET CO. produce the bear. It was produced, Dept. O. 9. 1658 Broadway. New York- there was a little girl who ONCE but it was nothing more than a thought of nothing day and curled-up and shivering ball of night but going in the movies. fur. It wept piteously and de- She followed all the pictures, she EJMZEEEEB3 manded the honey of the Caro- studied the stars and their tech- linas. It bit the property man's 'FREE! nique, she read everything there leg. And it caught what right- was to read on how to register emo- fully can be termed a beastly cold. tions. The picture was delayed until OLID gold effect case * Her family and friends laughed - guaranteed 25 years. a Saranac bear could be found. Richly engraved. Railroad model at her ambition and fun-of Regulator. made , Eventually one of the northern with famous Leanard her when she practiced before the Adjusted for absolute accuracy. FREE breed was produced. Now the Backed by mil|ion dollar factory. ay p Genuine Walde- Money .,iar Chain and two Saranac bear is ensconced in the Send No man s°at., bladed knife. Also Will Hollywood Give price S3. 87 and postage on am-' Man Jone"GoodH,uck" Me a Chance? Cosmopolitan studio where Mr. val. Money back guaranteed. RinKif you orderNOWI Submit photograph and your complete personal description MASS. without delay. If you wish photograph returned, enclose Kane is making "The Wilderness BRADLEY, N-S52. NEWTON, po tage. Write TODAY FREDERICK F. PAUL Woman," and as a result of his F. 1S31 N. Maripo... Hollywood, Calif. ' coming from Saranac there JM-Jfi— ft—JC-Jfr. must PEACOCK RING be no heat in the studio. The ani- From the Oriental land of the bamboos, comes the prettiest jewelry creation f11 over known to Fifth Ave. or Paris— ] mal finds it rather at even the GET RID warm genuine, full fashioned Peacock fi Ring. Sterling Silver, handsomely m f| as much as ten above. engraved, 19 emeralds and sapphires, . OFYOUR arrayed as feathers and ruby eye in J FAT the head. Sent in attractive ring box. All of which goes to prove that I FREE TRIAL TREATMENT Why shouldn't you own one when it costs only $1.83? SEND NO MONEY. sent on request. Ask for my "pay-whcn- in addition to weddings, appoint- When ring arrives, pay postman only rcduced" oner. I have successfully reduced $1.83 We prepay all postage. Keep of persons, without starvation diet ments for fittings, etc., a bear's it 10 days, and if not satisfied, we will thousands return your money. Order today. Tbis burdensome exercise, often at a rapid rate. or cold may hold up the production of low price for a genuine, full fashioned, Let me send you proof at my expense. iockrlng may bewitharnwnanyday. 'Franklin jewelry Co. DR. R. NEWMAN, Licensed Physician, a picture. Those are the bare L-97 Nassau St. New York Stat* of N. V. 2»« Fifth *«., N. V. Desk M facts. n Tir^~i tfis"MrTig~^fiir-aiabw.

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Ocpt. 22-L Douglas Fairbanks in a class by But if you like to see how trage- himself as a producer and sce- dy can be made throbbingly, thrill- PERSONAL narist; and stamps him, too, as one ingly absorbing, if you like to see characters work out Appearance of the great actors of the screen a group of —something we haven't quite been their destinies to an inevitable con- is now more than ever the keynote of success, able to award him before this. clusion through a film splendidly both in social and busi- ness life. Itwr - Legged * * * directed, beautifully camera-ed and nd Knock - Kntid men and wmin, both young gorgeously acted—then by all and old, will be glad to Oh, yes, he still plays himself hear that my new appli- means see ''The Torrent." It's so ance will successfully —and why not? It's himself that good that even if you happen to de- straighten, within a short time, bow-legged n ess people always have and always mand sugar-coated tragedy, strong and knock-kneed legs, see. in this film he safely, quickly and per- will go to But heroes, speckless heroines, sweet, manently, without pain, has built himself into greater stat- operation or discomfort. white-haired mothers, etc.—we be- Worn at night. My new "Lim-Straitner," Model 18, U. S. Pat- ure as an actor, and given himself ent, is easy to adjust; its results wilt soon save you from fur- lieve you'd go home from this pic- ther humiliation, and improve your personal appearance 100 per a vehicle in which he rides to the cent. (Model 18 is not like old-fashioned splints or braces, ture without resenting, their ab- with bothersome straps, hard to adjust, but a scientific, modern tip top of the movie world. sence. device of proven merit, used and recommended for the last 3 years by physicians everywhere.) Bessie Dove, as the lovely, Write today for particulars, testimonials and my free copy- righted physiological and anatomical book which tells you how frightened, beleagured heroine, is to correct bow and knock-kneed legs without any obligation. Enclose a dime for postage. splendid, and everybody else in the Greta Garbo, the Swedish girl M. TRILETY, SPECIALIST cast, including the least, last and imported to star in this picture, is, 1387 L, W. U. Building, Elnghamton, N. Y. most inconspicuous extra, is much to put it mildly and conservatively, more than adequate in this story simply great. Quietly, competently, FEEDING TO CURE of villainy, heroism, love, lust, ad- without effort she carries you to Sex magnetism, complexion, pimples, offensive venture and high romance. the top of Mount Everest and breath, pale face, rough skin, disposition, sex pic- power, bust development, through simple, cor- And on top of all that the drops you to the bottom of Death rective feeding. Also, H. R. gained ten pounds ture is in Kinimacolor—by far the Valley. Riccardo Cortez, as the in ten days. H. K. G. quickly secured physical, mental and sexual strength. L. T. lost five most successful use of this process weakling young hero, is consistent pounds and gained strength. Mrs. H. D. con- which has ever been made. and capable, and as a middle- quered constipation and returned to work. Mrs. — H. C. was tired and exhausted for five years. "The Black Pirate," to our mind, aged provincial — extraordinary. Many other complaints as high and low blood is the Finest Moving Picture That pressure, catarrh, biliousness, headaches, faulty Tully Marshall plays a messy old female troubles, fear, depression, insomnia, Ever Was! family lawyer brilliantly, and nervous troubles, melancholy, timid, lacking confidence, brain fatigue, etc. Martha Mattox as the dominant Educational book, ten cents "The Torrent" mother, is the perfection of hate- Vital Diet F, 811 N. Fourth St., Camden, N. J. 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"Mare Nostrum" MARE NOSTRUM, foaled by Blasco Ibanez, is a very slow motion picture, featuring Alice Terry, Antonio Moreno and an oc- topus. The octopus is quite con- vincing. The story is about one Captain Ferragut, descendant of an old Spanish family of sea- farers, who, according to the sub- Chance titles and the worried expression fair registered by Sehor Moreno is on the verge of bankruptcy. Then "Came the War" and a new day for ^movies both Captain Ferragut and the Thousands go to Hollywood only to meet with dis- shipping industry. appointment. But Cameraman are always in de- mand. Vou can quickly qualify for this fascinating Alice Terry, as an agent of the work. No experience necessary. We train you it Home. German secret service, meets the $75 to $250 a Week and More KENDALL BANNING gallant Spanish captain just as There's big money in every branch of Professional Editor Photography: Motion Picture. Portrait and Com- business is picking up. He is mercial. Make money in spare time. Eirn nhihi leirnni. LAURENCE M. COCKADAY Technical Editor vamped away from wife and fire- CAMERA FREE IaTuT^S Camera taking standard professional film used by POPULAR RADIO, with which Is side and consents to aid the Ger- all theaters, or 5x7 View Camera, latest model, combined "The Wireless Age," is gen'lne anastlgmat lens. Sre-emlnent In the field or Radio, man Government in their misun- will romance as NOTE: [ere you And the derstanding with the Allies. WRITE FOR BOOK well as the practical and technical Tells all about this wonderful If you prefer to come aide of Radio. * * opportunity. Send postcard to oar New York or * Chicago Studios for or letter TODAY. personal instruction, New subscribers may send St. 00 for a 5 months' Retribution is hot day or evening subscript on. on the Cap- NEW YORK INSTITUTE classes, write for tain's heels, however, as the OF PHOTOGRAPHY Catalog R-42 to near- POPULAR RADIO as- Dept 42, 12 W. 33rd est address: 10 W. 33rd St.. New York, 427 West 43d Street New York City sistance he renders a U boat in the EW YORK CITY' or 630 So. Wabaah Ave., Chicago, III. Mediterranean enables it to tor- pedo a steamship on which his only BUST DEVELOPED son is a passenger. My Big Three Part Treatment is the ONLY ONE that gives FULL In the meantime the head of the DEVELOPMENT without bathing, German Secret Service discovers exercises, pumps or other danger- FRECKLES ous absurdities. I Bend you a that agent Alice has fallen in love GUARANTEED TWO DOLLAR Tells How to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots 14-DAY with Captain Ferragut, and so has and Have a Beautiful Complexion TREATMENT FREE her sent to Paris where she is If you send a DIME toward expenses. caught by the French authorities (A Large Aluminum Box of my Won- There's no longer the slightest need of feeling der Cream included.) Plain wrapper. and sentenced to be shot. The ashamed of your freckles, as Othlne — double IS IT WORTH 10c TO YOU? strength— is guaranteed to remove these homely If not. your dime back by first mail. shooting takes place with Alice spots. Address NOW. with ten cents only Madam* C. S. Williams, Buffalo, N. Y. Terry dressed in gorgeous furs, Simply get an ounce of Othine from any drug the entire French Army on guard or department store and apply a little of it night PRETTY PHOTOS OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN and morning and you should soon see that even duty, and all the Metro-Goldwyn the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while giving the real feeling and impression of having living the lighter is creatures under the eyes. Samples for SI. 00, S3.00. extras blowing bugles. ones have vanished entirely. It Complete collection of 144 dlderent photos for $4.00. seldom that more than an ounce is needed to PARIS-PICTURES, Dept. 54 in Neullly-Plalsance. completly clear the skin and gain a beautiful (S. & O). FRANCE. complexion. Be sure to ask for the double strength Othine To avenge the death of his son, as this is sold under guarantea of money back if SEXUAL Captain Ferragut equips his ves- it falls to remove your freckles. sel for fighting and patrols the KNOWLEDGE Mediterranean looking for the U ILLUSTRATED boat. Then in a heavy storm the WORK ByWINFIELO SCOTT HALL,M.D.,?U>. SEX FACTS MADE PLAIN U boat torpedoes Ferragut's ship What every young man and and Ferragut in turn sinks the U FOR Every young woman should know boat with a lucky shot just as his What every young husband and Every young wife should know vessel founders. What every parent should know

! Postpaid "Mare Nostrum" is a frankly UNCLE Mailed In plain Cloth bmcBB—320 pifes—oury iuuslralioat wrapper TabU ofeonwnu. & commendation*, on regiusf. tragic movie and all the principals AMERICAN PUB. CO. 685 Wlitifi Philadelphia l\iu are neatly killed off. But even so the directional desire for a fade- SAM" HOLLYWOOD'S Latest Fad out kiss was irresistible, so the E ARISTOCRAT CARDS final picture shows the spirit of printed with your own name, Antonio sinking slowly down jar business or calling . . . through the green waters of the Mediterranean to embrace its K25oef£ amoretto and so to gladden the Contained in » beautiful leather «a*e of SO cards each. hearts of all ardent little fans. Jobs SOC pei c»*C for one lint. a*, abort. U.S. Government 15< for each additional line, for adJmi. phone, etc JuM •end voiir name and addtr» and the wording you want on the card Year with stamp* or order (Print clearly to $3000 monrv J ooo $1140 Aristocrat Card Co^ 1230E. 8. Brc%dway, Los Angusa " ' " " ' " - MEN—WOMEN, 18 Up .' " ; MARION FAIRFAX has signed Franklin Institute Layoffs Dept. SI9S a new member of "The Desert Steady Work No N. Y. STOP RIGHT HERE! Paid Vacations Rochester, POPULAR GALLERY OF FAMOUS FILM Healer" cast. Her name is "Jen- Gentlemen: Kindly rush entirely THEARTISTS is ready. Over so superb rotogravure Common education ^j» to me. at once, and portraits of YOUR FAVORITE STARS, the late ny," and she used to star at the usually sufficient A9 without charge, list of U. S. paid positions Barbara La Marr's favorite picture oi herself, and portraits ^C Government big also of 90 world famous directors. Folks, orders are pouring in Hippodrome. She's high-priced, Mail coupon rtj*' now obtainable. Advise me today regarding salaries, hours, work. —get yours TO-DAY. 1 1. as postpaid. »2r the too— it'll take bales of the long SURE » vacation and send free sample exam- Have you read that exciting book, "What Chance Have ination coaching. I In Hollywood?" For the screen struck boy or girl, no green to pay her salary. (Long better book was ever written. Ji.oo postpaid. Name. ORDER BOTH, ONLY $2.00. green grass.) Yes, she's an ele- Address. . Frederick Paul, F 1531 N Mariposa, Hollywood, Cal. phant. Page 61 —

Have a Heart—Art Now is a noble thing. Next we saw a gorgeous Ballet. Taught in ART Pavlowa hasn't a thing on any a New Way — Art who? Direct From Hollywood — ART—just ART. of those girls. But we didn't come Beginners Learn By This Method. We're for it. We believe in a to see Pavlowa. lot of Art. We just can't get Offer Then we were offered a stun- Note Our FREE enough of it. We go to bed say-' ning Pantomime. Through a special arrangement \yilh many famous movie stars* ing, "Have we had enough Art to- ftuch as Lou Tellegen and Lilyan Tashman, the Hollywood In- After that a bunch of jubilee •tituie, Is rtow teaching the latest steps in dancing through a homo day?" Sometimes the answer is study course which we send to you, complete, including wall singers who certainly could coo a charts that graphically illustrate the various steps and positions. "No" and sometimes it's "Not mean falsetto. Easy — in one evening, frequently, you can master the most it is in- difficult of popular dances — and do them just as do the 'movie* quite," but never "Yes, stars here on Hollywood's famous dance floors. No tedious les- sons to study — real fun to learn this new way. Even if you've deed." never danced before, you'll find this the easiest, quickest way to rise in the morn- learn. To those who already dance, there is no better way to And when we Following which came a lady keep abreast of the new steps, many of which originate in Hollywood! 'ing we say to ourselves, "We must straight, from grand opera, and a Course, complete with wall charts, $6.00 get more Art into our life to- baritone from the same source. On If you want to learn the "Charleston," let us know and we will send you a special ChaWcs- day. Here are sixteen waking top of that a tabloid musical come- ton lesson at NO EXTRA COST. Send no money — pay ,ihe postman when you get it. hours before us, each with sixty dy. Wonderful scenery, good Success guaranteed! Write Ui Today! Dept. D minutes, each minute com- golden dancing, and . fair-to-middling vo- Hollywood Institute posed of sixty jeweled seconds calism. let us make each hour, each min- But we squirmed in our seat. Taft Bldfr . .Ho!lywood,CaIif ute, each second contribute to the We didn't come to see pantomime precious cause of Art." except on the screen. We didn't Some Seller at come to hear jubilee singers, or AGENTS $< grand opera or musical comedy. As aforesaid, we like our Arts one 50 So you see how we stand on Looks Like $5.00 Worth at a time. And we came to see an Profit Art. Yes, sir, Art's our Baby! GivesYou 75c example of the Movie Art. We Y0U Sh °Uld t S -".SUPer "" ^ - - - - J"-?!»K' BUT, there are many, many VtTOWK.S,'^ < 11 piece Assortment sell- >s . Also ur , same to see a Picture. •VOOTft. et>A'V?., » ing at $2.00 with 2 piece Carving Set kinds of art. There's the Art of FREE to each customer. No fancy talk — Experience Unnecessary. Opera, and the Art of Painting, sold 800 in 6 weeks, SOKK,tXStLVC\&.Sx- Harris in W.Va. .Profit over $100 a Week. and the Art of the Modiste, and BIG PROFITS right MAKE it it was a good pic- from the start. What more the Art of the Drama, and the We saw — could >ou ask while in- ture. But by the time it flashed troducing line of Art of Vaudeville, and Orchestral "i Soaps, Toilet Arti- Art, and Arts and Crafts, and on the screen we were tired and _J cleB, Food Special- -' tie>, Polishes Remedies, Arts and Flowers, and the Art of impatient. We were all fed up etc., at ATTRACTIVE PRICES? 100?i Profit. 260 Products — All Repeaters. 30 years on Terpsichore, and finally, the Art with six or eight other Arts, and Market Write today for illustrated Circulars and UNIQUE SALES PLANS. ACT NOW. of the Movies. if it hadn't been practically a per- E. M. DAVIS COMPANY, Dept. 3241, CHICAGO, ILL. And we, personally, like to take fect picture we would have gone our Arts one at a time. We have away with Art Indigestion and $ $ a one-track mind, and when we probably panned the movie even Cost 1.50 Your Profit 1.44 have eight or ten kinds of Art when it shouldn't have been Ten Sales Daily Easy pushed at us at once we get all panned. confused and our mind runs off on Monograming autos, trunks, bags, etc. No t sidetracks and gets switched all skill required. Information and Samples FREE. around the yards. Maybe we're different from 'the WORLD MONOGRAM COMPANY average Movie patron, but we 114 JERSEY Dept. NEWARK, NEW « doubt it. We don't mind a little Copy this Sketch incidental music—in fact we recog- arrive at what we real- and lei me sen what you can do with We now nize its necessity, but we could It. Earn from S30.00 to S2.iO.oO or ly want to say. Which is that we cheerfully dispense with the six more per week as cartoonist or illus- trator. The Laiulon Picture Chart think a lot of the swell-elegant ir eight or fifteen other Arts that Method of teachin,' makes original drawin,' easy to learn at home in movie houses are forgetting which weary our mind and tire our ears your spare time. Semi sketch with 6c In stamps for sample chart to Art they represent. They're be- and eyes before we get down to test your ability and long list of suc- cessful students. Phase state aye. coming all cluttered up with mis- the real Business (pardon us, the THE LANOON SCHOOL cellaneous Arts. "Real Art") for which we go to a 1409 National Bldg., Cleveland, O. • And where does it get them? Picture House, viz, i.e., THE PIC- Echo answers, where? TURE. Ill SelhngSlurts If the picture is a good picture Art is long, say you? —or a popular picture (they are To our simple taste the Art that Others Earning $100 Weekly selling direct to wearer. Cuscum Quality Shirts made by usually the same thing, but not is flung at us from the movie Carlton 5th Ave., rs. Y. America's greatest whirl values, silks, staples and exclusive pat- the office grosses terns. We deliver and collect. Your profit: always) box house stage preliminary to the id daily. BEk. beautiful sample out- imt__. Permanent position. Salesmen and heavy, if it's a flop picture, the PICTURE itself is altogether too Saleswomen write today for outfit. box office anemic. all CARLTON MILLS, Inc. gets And doggone long. 98 Fifth Ave. Dept. £-82 New York the other Arts that decorate the Whaddyuh say? place don't add a dollar to any- AMATEUR CARTOONISTS thing but the expenses. SELL YOUR WORK ooo Earn monpy spare or full time by mall. Complete plan "T^HE greatest trouble with the and Instructions $1.00 post-paid. Full particulars free. SMITH'S SERVICE, Dept. F-1194, Wenatchee, Wash. motion picture business is that We went to see a movie the other there are too many people engaged OLD MONEY WANTED day. It was a picture we'd heard in the business of telling eachi 12 la S500 EaCH PalO FOR HUNDREDS OF OLD OR 000 COINS. Keep a lot of good things about. We other what the greatest trouble all Old Money, It may be \ ery Valuahle. Send 10 cts. for the overture. It was with the motion picture business Ill's COIN »*LUE BOOK, 4x6. Guaranteed Prices. Get Posted. arrived during We pay cash. Clarke Coin Co., Desk *, LeRoy, N. V. William Tell, or something. The is," says Ned A. Sparks, former Philharmonic Orchestra couldn't stage star who is making a name

1 1 you wane have played it better. But we for himself as a screen comedian. to write a I SongWriters with can only echo: song a didn't come to hear the Philhar- To which we HIT writer, send for my proposition at once. A post Orchestra. "Boy, you said it." card willdo. H.Gillespie.Box 801, F, Cincinnati, O. monic

PlUJC. 62 Starlets Are Let Beautiful Photos Loose oj Screen Stars An Amazing Opportunity! SIXTEEN li'l moving picture Beautiful and artistic life-like actors and actresses just grad- photos of your favorites. Portraits taken right in the uated from the Famous Players studios. Amazingly low Movie School. What's more im- prices. Size 8 x 10, 50c each, 12 for $5. Extra heavy, $1. portant, they're all starting in Colored, $1. 10 x 14, $2. with contracts at $75 a week Choose any star or player. apiece. 20 Bathing Beauties- Artlstlc photos of 20 bathing Jesse Lasky gave 'em his bless- beauties for S5. Colored, 75c ing lot each— 12 for $6. Art studies and a of fatherly advice, SI. Send 25c In stamps for and now all they need to do to get illustrated booklet. FAN STUDIO, Dept. F626 their own Rolls-Royces is to be- 480 Audubon Ave., New York come stars. Watch 'em and see. Write these names down on your cuff or carve them on the dining-room "THE CURSE OF DRINK* table, and five years from now maybe Americas Fangel Biggest By Maud Tousey you'll be able to say "I knew them One of the sweetest baby pictures ever published. when they were nothing but movie Printed in three colors on heavy art mat. Size All are enthusias- 9x12 inches. freshmen." tic endorsers of S.O.S. (Secrets of Selling) because it shows The names of the graduates are: tho why, what and how of things Cents each that bring success I 25 Ivy Harris of Atlanta; Josephine This is for Dunn, New York; Iris Gray, Wichi- free book YOU! "The Story of Third Vest Button", afr, ta; Thelda Kenvin, Brooklyn; the FILM FUN is chock-full of pertinent facts that,1 Jeanne Morgan, Medford Hillside, are vital to you. It is the answer to 4s your Mass.; Dorothy Nourse, Roxbury, plea for opportunity. Send for ART PRINT DEPARTMENT it at once. Mass.; Palma, York; 627 WEST 43d STREET NEW YORK Mona New Hargrave Service Systems Thelma Todd, Lawrence, Mass.; Dept. F- 27. 45S Seventh Ave., New York City Charles Rogers, Olathe, Kan.; ENLARGEMENTS Robert Andrews, New York; Greg STOP RIGHT HERE! n GALLERY FILM Introductory Offer, thip month only; send THE POPULAR OF FAMOUS faoc fur a 6x7 enlargement. New bam Blackton, Brooklyn; Charles Bro- ARTISTS is ready. Over so superb rotogravure REE. Mall your films: we irtye overnight I portraits of YOUR FAVORITE STARS, the late ROANOKE PHOTO FINISHING CO kaw, Columbus, 0.; Claude Bu- Barbara La Marr's favorite picture ol herself, and portraits 26B Bell Ave Roanoke, Va. of 90 world famous directors. Folks, orders are pouring in chanan, Boston; Walter Goss, New —get yours TO-DAY. $1.25 postpaid. read exciting book, Chance Have Prisoners York; Irving Hartley, New York; Have you that "What SONGWRITERS : Dardanella and I In Hollywood?" For the screen struck boy or girl, no song made unknown writers famous. You win Jack Luden, Reading, Pa. better book was ever written. $1.00 postpaid. $2.00. s.«.cess. Send poems and obtain tree criticism ORDER BOTH, ONLY and marketing information. Frederick Paul, F 1531' N Mariposa, Hollywood, Cat. L. H. TURNER. S417 12th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Peel OffYour Skin send your FILLUMCRITS How They Get if yoa don't like it, and have a beautiful new skin. To FILM FUN Youth-Ami Liquid Skin Peel Tell us what you think of the pictures you see. Film That Way A Scientific Discovery, harmlessly and painlessly peels off the old akin and removes this award a surface blemishes; tan, dis- Fun will print your review on page and coloration, eunbum, blackheads, whiteheads, large pores, year's subscription for the best criticism in our opinion, pimples, freckles, etc. Hot a clay or cream but a liquid free from printed each month. acids and mercury. Booklet, "The Magic of a New Skin" sent LEWIS STONE got on the stage free in plain sealed envelope. * because an actor in his uncle's Youth -Ami Laboratoriei, Dept 7-A. 30 E. 20th St., New York MARRIAGE? company was taken ill. Barbara Bedford playing as Don't mmny until yoa have read Dr. R. E. was D04W CN*TQ>N$ Armltase'a wonderful book on Birth Con- trol. Telia .Imply and clearly all about Blah an extra when Maurice Tourneur Control, Marriage-, etc Telia about: "Pri- TURN YOUR TALENT INTO MONEY vate Advice to Women: Birth Control: picked her out of the mob becafuse Too Many Children: Determination ol Cartoonists earn from $50 to S300 per week Sox; Race Suicide. " Over 200 pagea. cloth — some even more. Remarkable new Circle bound. she resembled the lead in "Deep Alio, "What Every Mother Should System of Drawing teaches you In half _ Know." and "What Every Girl Should Know." b» Margaret Sancer, great Blrtb Waters." the usual time. Send for BOOKLET and Control Advocate. SEND rTO MONEY. Pay sample LESSON PLATE explaining full Boatman 12.39 and postage for three book. Tully Marshall started as a the- details of the Course. mCHEPUI. CO.. 24 E««T !IK, T. C, Deal. 3H atrical call boy. THE NATIONAL SCHOOL OF CARTOONING 614 Pcnlon luilding. Cleveland, Ohio WHY PAY THE PRICE ? Katherine MacDonald got into pictures because of her sister's A PERFECT NOSE MOVIE ACTING! reputation, and stayed in on hei Shaped at home while you aleep. Rapid, painless and A fascinating profession that pays big. Would you own. safe. The ANITA is a like to know If you are adapted to tills work'.' Send 10c. unique and moat comfort- Walter Pidgeon was a stock bro- able nose adjuster, abso- for our Twelve-Hour Talent-Tester or Key to lutely guaranteed. Doc- Movie Acting Aptitude and llnd whether or not ker who went bust. Broke—he tors recommend it highly. you are suited to take up Movie Acting. Instructive No screws. No metal. broke into the movies. Winner of GOLD MEDAL and valuable. Send dlmeor stamps to-day. Interesting. February. 1923. Write for free booklet. Illustrated Booklet on Movie Acting included FRElil Arthur Rankin comes of a stage

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"rp HAT'S come to be the first lected as the 'heavy' or villain of J- commandment around these our plot, a 'medium,' who was studios," said Pat Sullivan, who using these materializations for his draws Felix the Cat. own nefarious ends, 'C-c-c-c-urs- "People are always asking me, essssssss oh yuh, Jack Dalton!' 'How DO you think of all the and there was where we trod on stunts you have Felix do?' Well, the ailing toes. I don't. Not all of them. The * * * scenarist and a lot of the boys "A deluge of letters asked us toss me hunches now and then so how come we were so disrespect- that Felix's adventures are more ful as to cast aspersions on and r/s. .>:: ::*:: . ^ wraam^K^ .-..--. .-mhmo ...... w.~~t«~ or less a community product. petting stop with a kits or does it go point the finger of mockery at' one Doet a party "But listen—it isn't what Felix further? Is spooning dangerous ? At last, the of the most spiritual of religions, question is answered. See" Safe Counsel" Page 199. DOES, it's what he MUSTN'T namely Spiritualism, whose priests do that gives us gray hairs. and priestesses we had defamed Are You Afraid * * * in miscasting our wicked charac- "If you make a plumber the butt ter. To Love? of a Felix comedy, the plumbers "What can a poor scenario get a length of lead pipe and lay writer do these days? A really Has true love come into your life— or didn't yon in in alleys. All that good plot must have a wicked, recognize it when it came? Are you afraid now of wait dark the baffling, perplexing mysteries of sex relation- saves me is that they only lay in malignant, predatory and utterly ship? Are you discontented with the stupid lies despicable villain, and furtive ashamed answers the world gives you in wait during union hours, and even and where are place of the naked, fearless truth you desire? Do then they usually have to go back we to turn? you want some safe, sane, unashamed advice on sex questions? Do you hesitate asking your doctor for their lead pipe. * * # certain questions? Clip coupon below, send it today "Hammer a carpenter and he without any money and in a few days you will re- "Obviously, we cannot suggest ceive the most startling surprise of your life. nails you the first time he sees that the wicked creature is a you alone. Knock a plasterer and banker, without having all the he plasters you, slam a painter and Sex Secrets members of high finance from the you have to be painted with iodine. At last a book has been published that digs into sex matter* massive institutions of Wall and without fear or beating around the bush. This startling 612- page book, "SafeCounsel," written by Prof. B. G. Jefferies, * * * Broad streets, to the smaller ones M. D. Ph. D., and Prof. J. L. Nichols, A. M,, contains jolt the information you want. You will be amazed at its frank- " in Monrovia, California, and points ness. Words are not minced. "Polite" phrases are for- 'Lay Offa That' says every gotten—the right word is used in the right place. "Safe West, North and South, pointing startling sections: I. The Science member of every trade when we Counsel" contains nine out to us that we are guilty of en- of Eugenics: II. Love; III. Marriage: IV. Childbirth; V. happen to satirize their business Family Life: VI. Sexual Science; VII. Diseases and Disor- deavoring to incite in the minds ders: VIII. Principles of Health and Hygiene; IX. The Story or profession. of Life; Here are jus t a few of the subjects discussed—Love, of the public a distrust for all Anatomy and Physiology. A Word to Maidens. Maternity. " 'Lay Offa That' say the poli- Parental influences. Change of Life, Impotence, Fighting banks, thereby utterly ruining the Modern Evils. You owe it to yourself, to your happiness and ticians when we spoof them, 'lay your health to read this wonderful book. credits of the country. offa that' say the soldiers and the "May we call our desperado a sailors and the veterinarians and Send No Money lawyer? Not without being ac- the chiropractors and the steel cused of sullying the majesty of simply mail the coupon workers and the steeplejacks when the law and her officers no, in- Just clip the coupon. Send It in today. No money is required. Felix takes a sly scratch at them. — In a few days when the postman brings you "Safe Counsel" deedy (in a plain wrapper) you can pay him $1.98 and postage. If "And when we just happen to you are not thoroughly satisfied after examination, return * the book and we will refund your money. touch religion—oh, boy! * * Mail the Coupon NOW I "Lessee, * * * now! Doctor? Nosiree! FRANKLIN ASSOCIATION Think what a terrible thing it 186 N. LaSalle St.Dept. 3114 Chicago, BL "Some time past we inserted a would be to weaken the faith of Please send me your amazing 612-page book, SafeCounsel," sequence showing Felix, in a the in a plain wrapper marked Personal." I will pay the post- suffering public in the medi- man $1 .98, plus postage, upon arrival. If I'm not satisfied I'll dream, going to heaven where cal profession, taking return book within 6 days and you are to refund my money. from the ail- Saint Peter, always a friend to ing world all relief from pain cartoonists and humorists in gen- which could be gained were they eral, obliged with a number of Street not foully prejudiced. or R. F. D. laugh producing gestures, measur- "Let's run 'em over: Butcher, ing our little cat for wings, a halo, Baker, Grocer well, we '. — might City State a nice (Price outside of U. S.—$2.22 cash with order) harp and a seat on the softer confine our villains to the ranks of side of a cloud. bootleggers and highjackers—only "You ask what objection there the public is tired of these darned Dinner Hint could be to that? Plenty, and all Diamond and sapphire dinner rings or* prohibition jokes. the lateat thing In jewelry. Rlturlllaa- these objectors hurling accusations tratcd here, net with 21 fiery, perfect "And yet we just gotta get our cut dazzling atones and 2 triangular of mockery, blasphemy, sapphires. This ring was copied from atheism next scenario ready and pack it solidplatinum genuine diamond model costing over $600. Even experts hay* and an organized attempt to ruin full of laugh difficulty In telling one from the other. getting gags. We Biggest jewelry bargain ever offered the morals of the younger genera- just gotta Whyshouldn ' t you own one whenitcoata poke fun at somebody, When only $3.89? Send no money. tion. felt like ring arrives, pay postman onlyJp3.89. We children, else the giggles won't come. We prepay all postage. Keep ring ton day* U not satisfied, we return .your spanked for an error committed "Won't somebody please money. Order today. This bargains come discontinued atany price may be with the best of intentions. forward and volunteer to be the time. FRANKLIN JEWELRY CO..y^ ft-97 Nassau St., NewewTOI-KYork ^fv #. * * butt of all our jokes and let us* poke the finger of satire at his well-known DL A ULlttllYfi "Even spooks can bring in a foibles without scream- GreatdemfDd Travei storm of protests unless handled ing at us, "HEY! YOU, LAY Experience unnecessary. Particulars free. Write Dept. F. F. with the delicacy due their OFFA THAT!"? ,9M Br , American Detective System, S EwVbRK ethereality. Some years ago we ooo produced a film showing Felix as r^ ASTON GLASS is nearing INVENTIONS COMMERCIALIZED a ghost breaker, wending his way v-X completion of his role in "Mo- on cash or royalty basis. Patented or unpatented. In bus- merrily through scenes filled with lasses," a First National picture. iness twenty-four years. Complete facilities. References. What have you In the way of a good, practical Invention? the hants of the long, long de- He is a member of an all-star cast Send sketch or model to • DAM riSHER MFG. CO. S07 Enrlght St., ST. LOUIS, MO. parted. Unfortunately we had se- and stuck on his job.

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