Motion Picture Story Magazine (Feb-Jul 1911)

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126 THE MOTION PICTURE STORY MAGAZINE THE CENTURY PLAN OF LIBRARY BUILDING MEANS SAVING TIME, MONEY, AND LIBRARY SPACE WHY SPEND all your spare money on the complete works of ONE author, and cumber your library shelves with many books which you will never read, when, for the same money or less, you can get the chief works of a number of authors by taking advantage of this plan ? The Only Plan for the Practical Man or Woman Exercise the same intelligent discrimination in planning your library as you would in planning the other details of your home An Honest Effort along carefully thought-out lines to provide the reading public with books strictly worthwhile UNITS OF 7 SETS NOW READY DICKENS 7 Vols., 35 Illus. A fine edition, one of its features the original covers: Vols. I and II Pickwick Papers; X/^l,-^ ^£ 1 ^. Ill Oliver Twist; IV and V David Copperfield ; VI Great Expectations ; VII A Tale of* " alUC «p l*5* Two Cities, Christmas Carol, Chimes, Cricket on the Hearth. GEORGE ELIOT 7 Vols. , 28 Illustrations A beautiful edition of this popular author. Typographically perfect. Pictor \/,«l,,^ <fc 1 A ially superb. Vol. I Adam Bede; II Romola; III Romola; Silas Marner; V alUe «pi*t IV The Mill on the Floss; V Felix Holt; VI Middlemarch; VII Middlemarch. Twenty of the great masterpieces of Balzac's " Comedie Humaine" in which he pictures every phase of French life and character under 7 Vols. , 28 Illus. Scenes of Private Life, of Provincial Life, of Parisian, of Military and Country Life, and Philosophical Studies. BALZAC (Human Comedy), Vain** 4J1J. :r the classifications » ttlUC *pit HI TPO Among the greatest productions of literary genius. Les Miserables is easily the most X/jjln^ <fc 1 /I OUvlV/ imposing literary monument of the Nineteenth Century. I-V Les Miserables — i V alUc «p 1 *T 7 Vols., 28 Illus. Fantine; 2Cosette; 3Marius; 4 Saint Denis; 5 Jean Valjean; VI Notre Dame de Paris; VII NinetyThree. WASHINGTON IRVING Notable for the beauty of its illustrations by celebrated \/al11~ *R14. modern artists — Remington, Clinedinst,Castaigne, DuMond, » CXlU© «p 1 *T 7 Vols., 28 Illustrations Kemble, F. O. C. Darley, etc. Twelve titles, including Sketch-Book, Knick erbocker's History of New York, Bracebridge Hall, Crayon Papers, Tales of a Traveler, The Alhambra, Astoria, etc. DUMAS' VALOIS ROMANCES Some of the finest creations of Dumas are in \Zallltt <fc 1 /I troduced in these romances which present a » <*1UC «p 1 *T 7 Vols., 28 Illustrations vivid picture of the France of the Huguenots. I Marguerite deValois; II Catherine de Medicis; III La Dame de Monsoreau; IV Chicot the Jester; V The Forty-five Guardsmen; VI Henry of Navarre, VII The Conspirators. AINSWORTH'S HISTORICAL ROMANCES 7 Vols., 28 Illustration, Queen dramatic periods of Val.la dj 1 A rations by George ▼ aiUe «pit Thrilling stories of the most English history, with illustrations by tieorge Cruikshank. Vol. I Windsor Castle, A Romance of the Reign of Henry VIII; II-III Tower of London — 1 Jane the Queen; 2 Mary the IV-V Guy Fawkes— 1 The Plot; 2 The Discovery; VI-VII Jack Sheppard, Part 1 ; Jack Sheppard, Part 2. FITf F1MF" m TF* The author of The Mysteries of Paris and The Wandering Jew has had hosts "X/alii^ <fc 1 A. Ejv/VXllil^ll-i O^JHiof imitators, but in the realm of pure, untrammeled romance he still remains V ttlUC «p±'T 7 Vols. , 28 Illus. without a peer. The Wandering Jew, Vols. I-IV — 1 Inn of the White Falcon; 2 Hotel de SaintDizier; 3 The Protector; 4 The Cholera. The Mysteries of Paris I-HI — 1 The Tapis-Franc ; 2 Rigolette; 3 Doctor Griffon. WALTER SCOTT 7 Vols. , 28 Illustrations Kenilworth, Quentin Durward. A collection of what is generally considered the best and most popular \7oln^ *£ 1 A. volumes of the Waverley Novels, as follows: Waverley, Guy Manner » ttlUC «P l*x ing, Rob Roy, The Bride of Lammermoor, The Talisman, (these two in one book), Ivanhoe, ]^ *. These are all Century Library Editions, which means good paper, clear type, and beautiful illustrations The binding is 1^1 OIC a silkfinish ribbed cloth, with titles on labels stamped in gold, and finished with gilt tops and trimmed edges, A different color scheme has been used with each set. The size of the books is 8 inches by 5^ inches. Our Great Club Offer with The Century Magazine ANY TWO SETS AND THE CENTURY FOR ONE YEAR FOR $16, PAYMENTS $1 A MONTH " THREE « ' " " " " 23 " 2 " " FOUR " " " " " " " " 30 " 2 " " FIVE " " " " " " " " 37 " 3 " The Century Magazine Will Be Mailed to Any Address Desired JJt\\\r TC^h nf&DF'R Send us only $1.00 now with order written on your letter-head, and inclose this Ml vJ ww 1 VJ XJmXUmZiMX advertisement sheet with the sets desired plainly indicated by cross (X) opposite titles. After you receive the books mail us each month the payment specified opposite the club price until the latter is paid. All charges prepaid to points within the U. S. exclusive of Alaska and island possessions. THE CENTURY CO., Union Square, NEW YORK