Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1920)

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i6 Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section STENOGBAPHERtoPRIVATE SECRETARY From ^6.00 a week to ^40P^ ^ The Chart of a NewWay Typists Success >^ Why doesn't the average stenographer make $40.00 per week ? What is it that holds so many down to long hours and hard work at a salary of only $12 to $15 each week ? In great numbers of cases it is because they can't turn their dictation into finished letters or other typewritten material quickly enough— it is because they are too slow and inaccurate on the typewriter. Results are what count. Stenographers are paid, whether they know it or not, for the quantity and the quality of their finished work. Talk to any stenographer who is making $30.00 or more per week and he or she will tell you that one great secret of his or her success has been speed — great speed and accuracy on the machine. For many stenographers — now highly paid — beautiful typing, rapidly done, has been the direct cause of promotion. The progress charted above has been the experience of hundreds of New Way typists. 80 to 100 Words Per Minute GUARANTEED The Tulloss New Way — radically different from any other System — is conceded to be the greatest step in writing efficiency since the typewriter itself was invented. There has never been anything like it before. Special Gymnastic Finger Training Exercises away from the machine bring results in days that ordinary methods will not produce in months. Among the thousandsof operators who have taken up thisSystem arehundredsof graduates of business colleges and special typewriting courses — so-called "touch operators" yet there has hardly been a single one who hasn't doubled or trebled his or her speed and accuracy. And the salaries have been increased from $10 to $15 per week to $30, $35 and $40 per week. "The writer (^radunted from yoiir Bchool. liiivin« attained a speed of 102 words per minute. My Hfllar.v has increased 280 per cent, and I surely appreciate the help that little special trnininK has yiven me." l M. Challis. Sec'y to MunaRer Hudson Motor Car To. Send Postal Now for VALUABLE FREE BOOK We cannot describe here the principle of this new method. But we have prepared a 32-paBe book which tells all about it in detail. No instruction book ever written ever told so plainly the real why and how of expert typewriting. The book is FREE — simply send us your name. THE TULLOSS SCHOOL 7577 College Hill, SPRINGFIELD. O. "Don't Shout"a^ FACTORY TO RIDER I lirar you. I can hear now as well as anybody. *How ? Wilh ibe MORLEY PHONE. I'vr a pair in my ears now, but ihey arc invisible. I would not know I liad them in. mywrlf. only that I hoar all riaht, Ihr MORLEY PHONE U the DEAF to the ears what wln^v^ arc \n the eyes \ Millie, comforlable. wri«htIr-ss and liarmleu. Anynne can aibail iL" Over 100.000 sold. Wrile for booklet and lestimooUls THE MORLEY CO..Dept.789.26S.l5lh St..Phila fr?eBookpnWmi:S Contain* valuable inl"rtnntinri nnd ndvirr to invenlofB on M-cunna Palenti. Send model or tketch of your mvention for I'ree Opinion of itt imlrnldhl* n.iture Prompt wrv ire. 20 yean eiiw-nriif e NX'nIe lo»lay. TALBCRT A TALBCRT. (724 Ulbirt Bl4t.. Wathlnston. D.C< SAVES YOU MONEY Huy diri c t an.) !<ave JIO to {:j cn a bicycle. RANGER BICYCLES now come in 44 el.vles, colors and sizes, Cr.-.-itIv imornv.M): prices reduced. WE DELIVER FREE to you on approval and So <i,iyfl fr\a., actual ridinf? test. EASY PAYMENTS if desired at ■ small advance over our Special Factory-to-Uidcr caab prices. TIRES. IftmpR. whocle, parts and supplies at hat/ uxual prices. Do not buy n bicycle. tire», or flunilricM until you got our big free Ranevr cntaloK. low prices snd lilicrnl tortn.i. A postal brinira every thini: yCHnCYCLr COMPANY nikllUDept. A40, Chicago Mail Direct to the Refiners Any old cold, flllrrr, maeneio pointy* old walchc9, diamonds, platinum. old or brck rn jewelry, lil«c teeth (with or without eotd filline^) — anvthine containing gold, vllver nr platinum. We pay (he hiEhe*! poislhle prices. Cash hy return mtll. Hood* rriufned il lou'rr not iiativfied. The Ohio Smelting & Refining Co. 204 Lennox BIdg. Cleveland, Ohio. Studio Directory For the convenience of our readers who may desire the addresses of film companies we cive the principal active ones beow. The first is the business office ; (s) indicates a studio; in some cases both are at one address. ASIEKICAX FU.M MKG. CO.. 62:;7 Broidwmy. ChtcaRu: (^) Santa Uarbara, Cal. BLACKTON PRODUCTIOXS. IXC 2'i West 4 5Ui St.. New York: (si 4 23 riasson Ave.. Urookljm. N. Y. nOBKHT BEl'XTOX STfOIOS. 5300 MelroM Are., Los AtiKoln, Cal. CHBISTIE FILM CORP.. Stinset Boul. and Ookct St., lnii Anselee. Cal. FIBST NATIOXAL EXHIBITOKS' » IBCflT. INC.. 6 West 48th St.. Xew York; ■ Mildred Harris Cbaplln and .\nlta Stewart Sttidlos. 3800 Mission Boul.. Los Aa KPles. Cal. : Norma and Constance Talmadge Studio, 318 East 48th St.. New York: Kin£ A'ldor Production. 664 2 Santa Moulo Boul.. Hollywood. Cal. Katlieriiic MacDonald Proiluctions. G«orKi& and Glrard Sts.. Lus AiKeles. Cal. K<).\ l-ILM CORP.. 10th A.e. and 56ih St.. New York; 1401 Western Are.. Los Ancvlrs. Cal. (;.\R.<()X STI'DIOS. INC.. 1845 Alessandro SL. Los Ajigeles. Cal. <;(iLl)WYN FILM COBl'.. 469 Fifth Ate.. New York: (s) Culver City. Cal. THOXL\S INCE STI DIO. Culrer City. Cal. METRO PICTVEES CORP.. 147 6 Broadway. New York: (s) 3 West Cist St.. New York, and 1025 Lillian Way. Los Aiiceles. C*l. r.VR.AMOl.VT ARTCHAJT CORPORATION. 485 Fifth Ave.. New York: Famous Players Studio. 123 West 56th St.. New York: I>a8ky Studio, Hollywood, Cal. r.VTUE EXClf.VXGE. 25 We.it 4:.th St., .New York: (s) Hollywooil, C»J. REAL ART PICTURES COKPOR.'^TION 46» Fifth Are.. New York; (si 211 North Occidental Boul.. Hollywood. Cal, REELCRAFT PICTURES Ct>RP.. 7 29 Sereoth Ave., New Y'ork: (s) !I0" North Bronson Are.. Hollywood. Cal.. and 1729 North Wells St.. Chicago. III. HdltERTSON-COLE PRtUH lTIOXS. 1600 Broadway. New York. lloTILVCKER FILM Mill, l^>.. l.-!39 Dircrsey Parkway, Chlcasu, 111. SIXZNinC PICTURES CORP., 729 Seventh Ave . New York: (s) 807 Ea.«l 175th St.. .New Y'ork. and West Port Lee, N. J. I NlTKn AUTl.sTS tX)liPOR.\TU>N. 7 29 S« Tenth Ave.. New York: M.iry Pickford Studios, Hollyivuod. Cai.: Kouclas Fairbanks Studios. Hollywao<l. Cal.: Oiarles Cha|<lln Studios, 1416 Laltrea At«. ; Holb'wood. Cal.: I>. W. Grirrith Studios, Orlenta Point. Maniartineck. N, Y. rMVKRS.Ui FllJil MFO. CO.. 1600 Broa.bvjv, New York: (sl Unlrrmil ClU'. Cal. VITAGRAPH <X>MPAN"Y OF AMERICA. I1.011 llrx>ailnay. Now York; (»l Ea»t 1Mb St, and l.o<'ll«t .\ve . Iln>i>k|vn. N. Y.; »tid HollywiKHl. Cal. Ereo' adTertiieiumt lit ril(>T<>l'l..\ Y MAG.VZINK Is (uaraiuvad.