Motion Picture Magazine, July 1914 (1914)

MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE 143 puts this beautiful set among your books paid at the rate of $1 a month keeps it there CUT-PRICE INVENTORY SALE Not long ago we manufactured for another publisher a special edition of Shakespeare's works in ten cloth-bound library volumes, which we call the EDITION DE LUXE. This pub- lisher now finds that he can not use quite as many sets as he originally supposed, and there- fore, for his convenience and our own, we have decided to offer this very limited remainder of an edition at startling sacrifice prices to Motion Picture Magazine readers. Never before have we sold a set of Shakespeare at so low a figure, and never before have Motion Picture Magazine readers been able to get anything like this value for their money. These books are strictly high-grade in every feature of their making. The binding is a durable art cloth with gold back-stamp, and a medallion portrait of Shakespeare on the front cover. The text is the standard Cambridge version, and the critical comments, critical and explanatory notes, study questions, etc., etc., are our own copyrighted material. The text is printed in bold, clear type from excellent plates on a well-proportioned page. The illustrations, forty in number, are in duotone ink on special India-tint inserts. This advertisement positively will not appear again, and you should send in the coupon now, as the number of sets is extremely limited, and bargain hunters will take advantage of this unusual offer. SPECIAL EDITORIAL FEATURES: Critical Comments explaining the plays and characters, selected from the writ- ings of eminent Shakespearean scholars. Glossaries Following Each Play, so that you do not have to turn to a separate volume to find the meaning of every obscure word. Two Sets of Notes: Explanatory notes for the general reader, and critical notes for the student or scholar. Arguments giving a full story of each play in interesting, readable prose. Study Methods, consisting of study questions and suggestions — the idea being to furnish a complete college course of Shakespearean study. Life of Shakespeare by Dr. Israel Gol- lancz, with critical essays by Bagehot, Stephen, and other distinguished Shake- spearean scholars and critics. YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS—GET IT NOW / "i.» You have always wanted a good set or Shakespeare. There is no reason for buying an edition that is incom- ^ plete, poorly printed, and filled with errors. The De Luxe la worth half a dozen ordinary editions. The ^F volumes are 7%x5^ inches in size—convenient to hold fin the hand, and contain on an average three plays each; ^p The University they include a total of 7,000 pages, illustrated by 40 full-page color-plates and scores of wood-cuts in the text. ^p Society SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE FOR YOUR EXAMINATION / ^"ZS! T- ^F examination, a set If you will fill out carefully and return promptly the coupon in ihe corner of this advertise- ^r of the Dc Luxe Shake- iuent. we shall he glad to send you the complete set of the Do Luxe Shakespeare, carriage ^r spcare, 10 volumes, cloth prepaid, for your examination. We ask for no money now. We allow ample time for inspec- ^p binding, for which 1 agree to tlon. If you are satisfied, you send $1 and retain possession of the books. The balance may ^p pay you $1.00 on acceptance and bo paid at the rate of $1 per month. No deposit is required; and If tho books do not ^r $1.00 a month thereafter for ten satisfy you they may lie returned at our expense. You Incur absolutely no risk or _^F months, IP IT IS SATISFACTORY; liability. Under the present offer to readers of the MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE _^r otherwise I will return it at your ex- we are placing the price at only $11. The low price and easy terms are more ^p pense. eloquent than any words of ours. ^p Name THE UNIVERSITY SOCIETY ~ 6 °„tSVo 3 *K str ~ t _ Occupation When answering: advertisements kindly mention MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE.