Moving Picture Age (Nov-Dec 1919)

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EDUCATIONAL ;el and slide MAGAZINE INDUSTRIAL VOL. II o^0>-0> -*-^0>-o NOVEMBER, 1919 SSftawM'an ,7Kb. n -<o-^cr>i i\nv \, What it means when your pictures are Cpammounl I T fmeans that everybody knows that you have booked the best. Not only are Paramount best by every ordinary test of quality and popularity, but they have been so well advertised, nationally, that all America knows they are best. There is not an Educational, Social, Civic, Industrial or Religious organization anywhere which uses the screen for any purpose whatsoever that cannot obtain Paramount Pictures ideally suited to its purpose. The most casual investigation of the resources behind Paramount will reveal the multitudinous equipment of Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, and a highly developed point of view on the precise classification within which your problem falls. This sympathetic apprehension of your needs includes the point of price. It should be noted that all the Paramount Pictures available are obtainable only directly from us. Whether you are a client or not we shall be pleased to place your name on the mailing list of the Paramount Screen Educator, a monthly magazine which will keep you well posted on what pictures are available. Non-Theatrical Distributing Department MM1 FAMOUS PLAYERS -LASKY CORPORATION *S=yR»!^7*, ADOLPH ZUKOR Prei JESSE LXASKYIfe. Pres. CECIL BDEMIUEfl/recrorCenfra/ \ 485 Fifth Avenue New York City r IN THIS NUMBER Tragedy of Acadie Finds Place on the Screen By E. J. Clary Portable Projector Booths in Church and School By A. D. V. Storey, Secy. Amer. Educational M. P. Association Farm Machinery in Motion Pictures By John P. Brand OTHER ARTICLES, PICTURES, FEATURES AND DEPARTMENTS Gaining Public Confidence by Way of the Screen By Edwin L. Barker, Secy. Ad-Photoscope Co. Breakers Ahead in Present Pedagogic Methods By B. A. Aughinbaugh, Principal Mingo, Ohio, High School The Art of Coloring the Advertising Slide By Jonas Howard