Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1917-Feb 1918)

154 MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE Lift Corns out with Fingers A few drops of Freezone applied directly upon a tender, aching corn stops the soreness at once and soon the entire corn or callusloosensandcanbe lifted off with the fingers without even a twinge of pain. Freezone Removes hard corns, soft corns, also corns between the toes and hardened calluses. Does not irritate or inflame the surrounding skin or tissue. You feel no pain when applying it or afterward. Women ! Keep a small bottle of Freezone on your dresser and never let a corn ache twice. Small bottles can be had at any d?-ug store in the U. S. or Canada THE EDWARD WESLEY CO., CINCINNATI, OHIO Iwwmwwwwwww! WANTED! Rend us your Ideas for Thotoplnys, Stories. Etc.! They may bring you BIG MONEY! Rowland Thomas, an "unknown writer," received $3,000 for one story! Elaine Sterne, another beginner, received $1,000 for a single play! You Have Ideas If you go to the movies, if you read magazines— then you know the kind of material editors want. Special education is NOT REQUIRED. Writing is open to ALL CLASSES. "The best reading matttr is as frequently obtained from absolutely new writers as it is frcm famous writers," says a prominent editor. EVERY life has its story. Your Ideas Accepted in Any Form We will accept your ideas in ANY form — either as finished scripts or as mere outlines of plots. Send us your Rare Ideas, Outlines, Plots, Synopses or Finished Stories. We Correct Your Scripts If your work shows merit — hut needs correction before it can be sold — we will completely REVISE and TYPEWRITE it. Then promptly submit to the Leading Film or Fiction Editors. A small commission is charged for SELLING. This is YOUR OPPORTUNITY. So get busy! Send your manuscripts A T ONCE! WRITE TOD A Y for FULL DETAILS! WRITER'S SELLING SERVICE DEPT. 41 AUBURN, N. Y. THE ANSWER MAN Sweet Seventeen. — Olga Petrova isn't playing just at the present time. You can point to prosperous exceptions, but it pays in the long run to travel in the straight and narrow way. According to the Good Book, this means everlasting bliss, while the other course means everlasting blister. Pet o' the Ring, N. Z. — You had better join one of the correspondence clubs. Herbert Rawlinson is still with Universal. Incognito. — Yes, but as I have said before, cracking a bottle of champagne over the nose of a launching battleship is about the best use that stuff could be put to. You bet I like a real man, and not an effeminate one. Rosy Lips. — No, I seldom get a headache. I am afraid there isn't a chance in the world for you. Margarette K. T. — Thanks for yours. Mme. D'Juria was Mme. D'Arcourt in "The Inner Shrine." Didn't see it, but read the book. Yes, Jewel Carmen is with Fox. Cupid. — Well, I am glad to see you back again. Yes, only in New York State did they all have to register. I am still fighting away in the trenches. This sort of work is play for me, so I do not need pity. Canadian Cousin. — Thanks for yours. Elizareth P. — Dont know where Douglas Fairbanks spent his vacation. Probably in California. Clara K. Young's new company is called the C. K. Y. Co. She will play in New York until she finishes her first self-made picture and then she will go to Porto Rico and California, where she will produce eight pictures a year for four years, to be released thru the Adolph Zukor exchange. Luella 16. — William Farnum was on the inside cover of the June 1917 Classic, and June Caprice on the September Classic cover. I have given up wearing suspenders during the hot weather. All the elastic snap has departed hence. Susan S. — You say "I think nobody but yourself knows whether you are a gentleman or a lady, am I right?" I am not sure about my being a gentleman, but I know that I am not a lady, and all my readers ought to know that. Winnie K., Australia. — George Probert opposite Pearl White in *'A King's Game." William Russell played in "Pride and the Man" (Mutual), Francelia Billington opposite him. Buneury. — Here you are. Dont talk! On August 1st it was 105 degrees in my office and at noon the Editor told us to pack up and leave for the day. But I would much rather live in Brooklyn than in vain. Fay P.— Crane Wilbur will play in "Eye of Envy" for Horsley Art Dramas. No, but we dont understand the Russians, so it's wrong to criticise them. There are twentyseven distinct nationalities in the Russian Empire, with as many languages and dialects, so it's pretty hard for them to understand one another. When answering: advertisements kindly mention MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE.