Pictures and the Picturegoer (Jan-Dec 1925)

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80 Pictures and PictvreOver JANUARY 1925 SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS j Rate : 3d. per word ; minimum 3 shillings. TOILET. NAIL-BITING CURED AT LAST!— New discovery. No aloes, no medicine, harmless. Full treatment. 5s. post (ree (Plain Cover). — " Filtex Treatment," 61 (J), Tollington Park, I-ondon, N.4. MISCELLANEOUS. 64-PAGE BOOK ABOUT HERBS and How to Use them, 2d. Send for one. — 'Inmnell, The Herbalist, Richmond, Cardiff. READ America's Motion Picture Magazine, Motion Picture Classic and Movie Adventures. — Particulars on application from William Donuachie, J, Manse Lane, Greenock. FOR SALE. Kine-Reflex Cinematograph Machine complete, almost new, seen by appointment. First reasonable offer accepted. — Write Box 9, Curtis Agency Ltd., 11, Southampton Row, W.C. " WHAT MEN REALLY WANT " (by a man). A book of valuable, intimate advice every modern girl should have. In plain wrapper. Post Free Is. from Linden-Spencer (Dept. E), 7, Weighton Rd., London, S.E.20. I WILL TELL YOU FREE HOW TO REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT. I was just a strong youi-„ ooiuan, full of life and vigour, and fond of good things to eat, enjoying life to its fullest extent, when suddenly my weight began to increase, and, strong as I was, I began to feel the burden, especially as I am a business woman and have plenty of work to do. While my earthly self was rapidly assuming abnormal proportions, the progress in this direction brought sorrow and consternation, because I knew that I must give up business or reduce my weight. 1 began to feel lonely, because I felt that my company was no longer desired. One day an Inspiration came to me. after I had spent time, money, and patience in vain efforts to become slim again. I acted upon tills Inspiration, and succeeded. I did not use drugs, practise tiresome exercises nor starvation diet, nor wear any appliances, but reduced myself by a simple home method, and, although this Is some time ago, I have never gained any weight since, and my health is as good as I could wish. You could reduce your weight the same as I have done, and I will tell you how, free. If you will enclose two penny stamps to pay postage. — W. Grace Ilnrtland (Dept. 19), Diamond House, Hatton Garden, London, K.C.I. NO SUBSTITUTE or FANCY FLOUR U. titr «,u||ed BOR WICK'S BAKING POWDER for giving the beat reiulU in home baking. " Nana " (George Alt) tries out his make-up. Victor (Surrey). — I've forwarded your letter to Pearl White. Her address is c/o Eclair Studios, Paris, France. Peter Fan (Hatfield).— (1) Peter Upcher isn't doing any film work at the moment. He's touring on the legitimate stage. A. B. (Port Elizabeth).— The best way to get a signed photograph from Alice Terry is to write to her direct. I expect she'll let you have one. Address her c/o Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Culver City, California. R. T. (Johannesburg). — Wants to know what it means to be " starred " in a film. " Screenically " speaking, "stardom" is what Blanche Sweet was given as a reward for being bad, and Lillian Gish was given for being good. But usually it's a title given to an actor or actress to persuade the public they're watching someone worth seeing. There are other definitions of the word — but you asked for mine ! W. L. (London). — Letter forwarded. Nora S. (Lichfield). — Glad to hear my good wishes have had so potent an effect on their victim. (1) I've forwarded your letter to Ramon and repeated the dose. (2) "Peter" in Passions of the Great, was played by a German whose name isn't given in the cast. Sorrv ! Tomato (Sale). — Richard Dix was born 1894 and Tom Meighan in 1888. <( K.L.B.( (Bath). — Carol handed to " Carols " Editor with my blessing. You've certainly been lucky in getting signed photos from your favourites. Annie (Durham).— Glad you like PICTUREGOER and my own flowing wit. (1) Try Fox Film Co., 13, Berners Street, Oxford Street, W.l. for stills for 6"/. Elmo Murray and The Exiles and Jury's Imperial Pictures, 19-21 Tower Street, W.l. for stills from Trifling Women. (2) The usual price is 2/ to 2/6. (3) John Gilbert is starring in the film version of Elinor Glyn's This Hour. (4) Send for a postcard list from Picturegoer Salon. 88, Long Acre, and you will find John's name included. Denis (Wickmere).— (1) Lillian Gish was born October 14th, 1896, in Spring field, Ohio. (2) Lillian was on the stage before she started film work. She was a child actress and toured with the Pickford family when their name was Smith. (3) I believe she is of rather a retiring nature. (4) I think she would answer you if you wrote — anyway, there's no harm in trying. E. M. (W. Dulwich).— (1) Address Gloria Swanson and Sessue Hayakawa, c/o Lasky Studios, 1520, Vine Street, Hollywood, California. (2) Address Constance Talmadge and Conway Tearle c/o United Studios, Hollywood, California. Rochette (Ramsgate). — You're a late comer, but I'm pleased to meet you all the same. (1) Thomas Meighan was in The Miracle Man. (2)Charles de Roche's name is — Charles de Roche ! (3) He's about thirty years old, of French extraction. (4) Charles isn't married to date. His address is c/o Lasky Studios. (5) Shirley Mason is starring in My Husband's Wives, a Maurice Elvey production. Ann (London). — Pola Negri is at Lasky Studios. (2) She has just finished work on Forbidden Paradise, and is going to play in A Woman Scorned, directed by lames Cruze. , R. T. (Lincoln). — Sorry you're sorry — you needn't be ! (1) Claire Windsor's latest is Bom Rich. (2) She has a little son named Billy. F. A. (Southport). — (1) Address Alice Terry c/o Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Culver City, California, and Rudolph Valentino, c/o Ritz-Carlton Prods., 6—8, West 48th Street, New York City. (2) Of course Til wish you luck if you think it will do any good. Flicker (Aberdeen). — Quite well thank you, Flicker. My memory has been developed by continuous use — it never has time to get rusty ! I've sent that letter and hope you get a reply e'er long. Langitf. (?) — Now you come to mention it, I am rather a dear, aren't I? (1) I've forwarded your letter to Matheson Lang in my usual delightful fashion. (2) Matheson is married to Hutin Britten. Dick's Admirer (S. Africa). — There's evidently nothing feline about you or