Photoplay (Apr - Sep 1918)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section HE'S gone across — YOU "come across"! Adopt a SOLDIER and Supply him with "SMOKES" for the Duration of the WAR! YOU know that our fighting men are begging for tobacco. Tobacco cheers them. They need it. "Send more cigarettes." "We can't get half enough smokes over here." "A cigarette is the first thing a wounded man asks for" — almost every mail brings many thousands of such requests Let's "come across." Now that our boys are suffering anddying in the trenches that we may be safe at home, let's keep them steadily supplied with the smokes they crave, need and must have. $1.00 a Month Keeps a Soldier Supplied— WiU YOU Be a "BIG BROTHER" or a "BIG SISTER" to a Lonely Fighting Man? Please don't say, "Oh, there's plenty of time, I'll send my contribution later." Dig down for his tobacco cheer now, today ! — all that you honestly feel you can spare. And that can't be half what he really deserves, for his service can't be measured by dollars. Adopt a regiment if you have the means. A War Souvenir For You A feature of this fund is that in each package is enclosed a post card addressed to the donor. If it is possible for the soldier receiving the tobacco to mail you this post card receipt, it will be a war souvenir you'll treasure forever. Every dollar sends four 45c packages of tobacco. Mail the money and coupon right now. "OUR BOYS IN FRANCE TOBACCO FUND" 25 West 44th Street, New York City Depository: Irving National Bank, N. Y. "I wish you all possible success in your admirable effort to get our boys in France tobacco." THEODORE ROOSEVELT Endorsed by The Secretary of War Rabbi Wise The Secretary of the Navy The American Red Cross Cardinal Gibbons Lyman Abbott Gertrude Atherton Theodore Roosevelt Alton B. Parker and the entire nation "OUR BOYS IN FRANCE TOBACCO FUND" 25 M. 44th Street, New York Gentlemen:— T want to do my part to help the American soldiers who are fighting my battle in France. If tobacco will do it — I'm for tobacco. (Check below how you desire to contribute.) I enclose $1.00. I will adopt a soldier and send you $1.00 a month to supply him with "smokes" for the duration of the war. I send you herewith my contribution towards the purchase of tobacco for American soldiers. This does not obligate me to contribute more. Name. Ask the manager of your favorite motion picture theatre to book DORIS KENYON Heading her own company, DE LUXE PICTURES, Inc., in The Street of Seven Stars By Mary Roberts Rinehart Read what MARION RUSSELL, most critical of reviewers and champion of clean photoplays, says of it in The Billboard: THE STREET OF SEVEN STARS Theodore C. Deitrich Presents Doris Kenyon in a Magnificent Picturization of the Story by Mary Roberts Rinehart. A Screen Idyl All Smiles and Tears Like an April Day Merits Highest Commendation. This is indeed a picture de luxe, devoid of sensationalism, relying solely upon its appeal to the emotion. The Street of Seven Stars is a step forward in the progress of motion picture building. In a quiet, unobtrusive manner, this narrative, which is simplicity itself, gets over the footlights and registers the biggest kind of a hit solely on its intrinsic worth. No platitudes can do justice to the care bestowed upon its production, and the marvelous effect its gradual unfolding has upon an audience. Here masterful direction is paramount to dramatic thrills, and genuine merit in depicting a story by photography has never been surpassed. This unprecedentedly beautiful photoplay will afford pleasure to the world at large for many a day to come. To Director John D. 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