Motion Picture Story Magazine (Feb-Jul 1913)

Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture Story Magazine
Date:
Feb-Jul 1913
Publisher:
The Motion Picture Publishing Co.
Volume:
The Motion Picture Story Magazine (Feb-Jul 1913)
Leaf #:
000689
Language:
English
Collection:
Fan Magazines, Early Cinema, and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
September 21, 2023
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The Girl who Earns Her Own Living BY ANNA STEESE RICHARDSON. Illustrated with Numerous Photographs Cloth bound, 300 Pages; Price. $1.00 WHAT THE REVIEWERS SAY. "Written to meet the needs of the American girls graduating from grammar or high school and facing the problem of self-support. The book is packed with information and sound advice — both practical and ethical — for inexperienced girls. Among the general topics touched upon with great good sense are the dress of the business girl, demeanor, the obligation of loyalty, her pleasures and health. The eminently practical question of living expenses is given a chapter, and is admirably treated. Conspicuously practical." — Brooklyn Daily Times. "Much useful information and wholesome advice." — Wateroury American. "Commendable in every sense." — Buffalo Evening News. "Full of suggestions to the feminine wageearner." — New York Times. If not fully satisfied, return within five days, and money will be refunded. HEWITT PRESS, Publishers 61 NAVY STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. Plots Wanted : : FOR MOTION PICTURE PLAYS : : You can write them. We teach beginners in ten easy lessons. We have many successful graduates. Here are a few of their plays : "From Susie to Suzanne" . . Vitagraph "The Amateur Playwright" . Kinemacolor "The Lure of Vanity" . . Vitagraph ''The Red Trail" . . . Biograph "The Foreman of Ranch B" . Melies "The Cowboy's Bride" . . Universal "A Motorcycle Elopement" . Biograph "Insanity" Lubin "Miss Prue's Waterloo" . . Lubin "Sally Ann's Strategy" . Edison "No Dogs Allowed" . Vitagraph "Ma's Apron Strings" . Vitagraph ''The Mills of the Gods" . Solax "Cupid's Victory" . . . Nestor "A Good Turn" .... Lubin "The Joke That Spread" . . Vitagraph "Satin and Gingham" . . Lubin "A New Day's Dawn" . . Edison "House That Jack Built" . . Kinemacolor "A Good Catch" . . . Essanay "In the Power of Blacklegs" . Kalem If you go into this work go into it right. You cannot learn the art of writing motion picture plays by a mere reading of textbooks. Your actual original work must be directed, criticised, analyzed and corrected. This is the only school that delivers such service and the proof of the correctness of our methods lies in the success of our graduates. They are selling their plays. Demand increasing. Particulars free. Associated Motion Picture Schools 699 SHERIDAN ROAD, CHICAGO SPECIAL OFFER Pen and Ink Drawings nf Noted Photoplayers FREE We are now printing in the Motion Picture Story Magazine each month a pen and ink drawing reproduction of a popular photoplayer. Knowing that many of our readers would be glad to have an enlarged reproduction of this drawing, we are having them made up in large size, six by eleven inches, printed on heavy coated paper and attractively framed. These reproductions will make an appropriate decoration for any home. We are now making this exceptional offer: Any person sending us two new subscriptions will receive free a framed pen and ink drawing reproduction of any one of the popular players as fast as they appear in our magazine. The pictures of Alice Joyce, Mary Fuller and Ormi Hawley have already appeared, and for six new subscribers we will send free these beautiful and artistically framed pictures. Why not make it a point to get the complete series as they come out? This offer will hold good through the entire series. Any one of these pictures, or as many as you desire, for two new subscribers each. It will be easy for you to secure them. Why not take advantage of this offer now? THE MOTION PICTURE STORY MAGAZINE 26 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y.