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MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE
Editorial Announcement
you will just run your eye over the following list of some of the special articles and departments that are to appear in the November and December numbers of the Motion Picture Magazine, you will see at once that you cant very well do without this magazine. As we were the pioneer among Motion Picture publications, so are we "the classic, " and we shall endeavor always, as we have in the past, to make our readers say of each new number, ' ' The best yet ! ' Here is a partial list of the good things :
"The Soundless Message, or Movie Mouth Reading," by R. J. Cassell.
"A Day with Norma Talmadge," by "The Stroller."
"A New Medium of Artistic Expression/' by Henry Albert Phillips.
"Saving Immigrant Girls with the Movies," by Geraldine Ames.
"Genesis of Motion Pictures," by Richard J. Hoffner.
"A Visit to the Essanay Studio," by "A Rank Outsider;'
"The Scenario Writer," by Captain Leslie T. Peacocke.
"A Week with Lottie Briscoe," by "M. B. H."
"How I Became a Photoplayer," by Various Players.
"Filming O. Henry in Tucson," by Ralph E. Herron.
"Funny Stories That Are True," by Albert L. Roat.
"Expression of the Emotions," by Eugene V. Brewster.
"Brief Biographies of Popular Players."
"Chats with the Players" (Ford Sterling, Donald Hall, Harry Millarde,
Clara Young, Antonio Moreno, and others). "Ten Reasons Why Movies Are Good for the Eyes," by Fannie O'Boston.
C| And when you add to the foregoing, articles by such writers as Robert Grau, William Lord Wright and Ernest A. Dench of London, of which we have several ; and when you remember such popular departments as " The Answer Man's," "Popular Plays and Players,'* "Greenroom Jottings," "Penographs," "The Spirit of the Play," seven fine, beautifully illustrated stories, sixteen handsome portraits in our Art Gallery, and other features ; you will readily see that we are trying hard to give you your money's worth. Better order your November number now, or you will hear "Sold out and cant get any more," which thousands of newsdealers repeated over and over again last month. Do it now !
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