Motion Picture Story Magazine (Aug 1911-Jan 1912)

Something by ELLA WHEELER WILCOX ELBERT HUBBARD says New Thought is not canned thought. ELIZABETH TOWNE -says New Thought is old thought Burbanked. ELLA WHEELER WILCOX gives her views in a damty booklet, "WHAT I KNOW ABOUT NEW THOUGHT." You can get this booklet and a threemonths' trial subscription to NAUTILUS for ten cents. NAUTILUS is the leading magazine of JSew Thought and Mental Healing. Helpful articles each month on health, success and personal development. Amon^ the contributors are Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Edwin Mnrkham, Emma Bell Rliles, Edgar L. I.arkin, Sinclair Lewis, and Thomas Di-eier. ELIZABETH TOWNE'S editorials are a part of the magazine each month. A special feature of THE NATILUS for June is the Social Center Movement (sometimes called the Rochester Idea) as described by the originator, Edward J. Ward, now of the University of Wis.onsin. He tells of this splendid work, which, in Chicago, Milwaukee, Rochester and other cities is reducing juvenile delinquency 35 to 70 percent, breaking the power of the political boss, and acting as a melting pot of the nations. Get it at the news-stand or take advantage of this offer : Send 10 cents for Mrs. Wilcox's booklet and NAUTILUS trial subscription three months, or, better still, send $1.00 for NAUTILUS one year in advance, with lti back numbers and the booklet. ELIZABETH TOWNE, Dept. 212, H0LY0KE, MASS. KLIZABKTH TOWNE Strindberg's Great Play Lucifer or God Appears in the May INTERNATIONAL This is one of the most startling dramas ever written. It has never before been translated into English. In the original Swedish it is very rare, and the translations into European languages are much distorted. There is also in this number a review of THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION By WM. J. 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