Picture Play Magazine (Sep 1919 - Feb 1920)

Picture-Play Magazine — Advertising Section Neva Gorbcr, 217 North Western Avenue, Los Augeli's, Cal. J. Warren Kerrigan, 1425 Fleming Street, Los Augelt s, Cal. Ethel Clayton, Monte Blue, Bebe Daniels, Tom Forman, Uoudini, Gloria Swanaoa, Douglas Mac-Lean, ami Mildred Rcardon, Lasky Studio, Hollywood. Cal. Billie Rhodes, 1704 St. James Court, Hollywood. Cal. _, , Herbert Rawlinson, Lambs Club, New lork Citv. Sylvia Breamer and Robert Gordon, eare of Blaekton I'rocurtions, 25 West Forty-iifth Street, New York City. Katherine MacDonald, 127 North Manhattan Dace, Los Angeles, Cal. Bound and Gagged Continued from page 84 , Archie replied. Then he rapidly explained the wager he had undertaken. "I have had good luck so far," he said in conclusion. "Here I am, out only a little over a week, and I am one-fifth of the way around already. If I make it in time, he girl I love has contracted to marry me on my return." "How beautiful," said Princess Istra. 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