Picture Play Magazine (Sep 1921 - Feb 1922)

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Advertising Section 15 Photo by Puffer Mrs. Lydig Hoyt as she appears in support of Norma Talmadge in ^^The Wonderful Thing.'''' Mrs. Hoyt created a sensation when she announced that she was going to appear in motion pictures, for she has long been one of the leaders of New York society. Now it is rumored that fortified with the many points the beautiful Norma taught her about screen acting, she will soon launch her own company. Great changes have taken place in the personnel of the Mack Sennett studios. Charlie Murray and Kalla Pasha are the last to go, followingFord Sterling, Louise Fazenda, John Henry, Jr., Teddy the Great Dane, and Marie Prevost. In their places Ethel Grey Terry, Jack Mulhall, and other prominent players have come into the company to appear in the more dramatic offerings that Mr. Sennett plans to make from now on. He is not abandoning comedies, however. He will star Ben Turpin in a series of two-reel comedies, the first of which will be "Love's Outcast." "Find the Woman," a Cosmopolitan production, will present for the first time on the screen Eileen Huban. hailed by dramatic critics a few seasons ago as one of the most charming and gifted young actresses on the American stage. The cast also includes Seena Owen and Ethel Duray. "The Beauty Shop" is to be made into a picture play, v/ith Raymond Hitchcock as the star. x\n original screen story by Rupert Hughes, called "From the Ground Up," is Tom Moore's latest starring vehicle for Goldwyn. Helene Chadwick plays opposite the star in this picture. Ruby de Rem.er will play the leading role in "Passersby," a film version of E. Phillips Oppenlieim's famous story. The title of the picture will be changed as a previous production by another author has already used this title. Raymond Llatton, Lewis Stone, and Kathleen Kirkham will appear in support of the .«;tar, who has been called by Paul Helleu, the famous French artist, "America's most beautiful blonde." Anita Stewart's next picture will be "A Question of Romance." HIGH SCHOOL COURSE IN TWO TEARS You Want to Earn Big Money! And you will not be satisfied unless you earn steady promotion. But are you prepared for the job ahead of you? Do you measure up to the standard that insures success? For a more responsible position a fairly good education is necessary. To write a sensible business letter, to prepare estimates, to figure cost and to compute interest, you must have a ceitqin amount of preparation. Ail this yoa must be able to do before you will earn promotion. Many business houses hire no men whose general knowledge is not equal to a high school course. Why? Because big business refuses to burden itself with men who are barred from promotion by the lack of elementary education. Can You Qualify for a Better Position? We have a plan whereby you can. We can give you a complete but simplified high school course in two years, giving you all the essentials that form the foundation of practical business. It will prepare you to hold your own where competition is keen and exacting. Do not doubt your ability, but make up your mind to it and you will soon have the requirements that will brint; you success and big money. YOU CAN DO IT. Let US show you how to get on the road to success. It will not cost you a single working hour. We are so sure of being able to help you that we will cheerfuily return to you, at the end of ten lessons, every cent you sent us if you are not absolutely satisfied. What fairer offer can \ve malce you ? Write today. It costs you nothing but a stamp. AMERICAN SCHOOL Dept. KS76 Drexel A.ve. &. SGcli St., Cbicago 9. dmciricanSchool D9pt.H673 Explain howl can qualii Architect85,OOOtol5,000 Building Contractor So.OOO to $10,000 Automobile Engineer S4.000 to $10,000 Automobile Repairmar S2,500 to $4,000 Civil Engineer $5,000 to $15,1 Structural Engineer $4,000 to $10,000 Business Manager $5,000 to $15,000 Certified Public Ac» countant $7,000 to $15,000 Accountant & Auditor $2,E0O to $7,000 Draftsman & Designer $2,500 to $4,000 Electrical Engineer 84,000 to $10,000 General Education In one year Chlcaga,lll. A ■y{oT position checked: p Lawyer 55,000 to $15,000» Mechanical Engineer A 84,000 to $10.000( Shop Superintendent A 63,000 to $7,000^ Employment Manager I $4,000 to $10,000* Steam Engineer J $2,000 to $4,0001 Foreman's Course W $2,000 to S4,00D« Sanitary Engineer * $2,000 to $5,000 ■ Telephone Engineer " $2,500 to $5,000 • Telegraph Engines ■ $2,500 to $5.0001 High School Gradoate • In two years T Fire Insurance Expert ■ $3,000 to $10,000 ■ Namp Address...