Camera - April 14, 1923 to February 16, 1924 (April 1923-February 1924)

Page 12 ' Camera!" The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry January 19th, 192 Health is wealth and beauty la the reflection of health. If you want a clear skin, blight eyes, natural rosy cheeks, you must first free your blood from the poisons circulating within. Our Radio-EIectronome accomplishes this by cleansing and invigorating the cells of the body, thereby restoring healthy circulation and functional activity. If you want to look well you must feel well. Treat yourself at home by renting one of our machines at a nominal fee and you will be astonished at the marvelous results. Consultation, instruction and demonstration free. Dlasnosla l>> M. u. — Alunm Expert The L. A. Vibro-Eleetronome Co. 212-13-14 Broadway-Central Bids. 424 *<>. Broadway ssi-7S.% ollv^?oocJ Exclusive producers of TRANSPARENCY TITLES by a ncvO process on a patented $25,000.00 machine 112} LILLIAN WAY HOLLY 1696 H. W. WALL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Formerly of New York ACUTE OR CHRONIC DISEASES «548 Hollywood Blvd. Hours 2-5 P. M. or by Appointment BRUNO Publicity Photos, Professional Photos, Casting Director Photos 6412 HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD Telephone 431-lti!i> See Sailing Wolf for that RADIO SET THE CHENEY SHOP 6611 Hollywood Blvd. Phone Holly 4158 Wampas Wails By PETE SMITH Two members were seen laughing at this column last time. They were the writer and one of his hired men. The office cat was also amused. When torn out of the page and rolled into a hall any kitten will have fun with this column. Rumor has it that Charlie Condon will attend a meeting one of these days. Ray Leek continues to play host to the boys. At a party given last week in the discarding room, the writer acted as first assistant host. Harry Brand is considering ways and means of collecting a two hundred dollar debt. Mayhap one of your trick post cards will do it, Harry. If you haven't made your reservations for the Wampas Frolic and Ball you belong to the >mall minority. Do it now. Hold this column to the light, close your eyes, hold your breath, stand on your head and you'll qualify for the chairmanship of a regular Wampas meeting. Screenland Magazine has not as yet sent its wires of best wishes on the Wampas Ball to President Jackson. Don Eddy and Joe Reddy went duck hunting last week end. The net results of the trip were two stiff necks, three blow-outs, 2+ hours minus sleep, no duck but lots of goose flesh — particularly at 4:30 A. M., whilst patiently waiting for the elusive bird in mud to the waist. And they claim they had a great time. Sam Goldwyn says there are only thirty-three good actors in Hollywood. Arch Reeve says there are only three good press agents in Hollywood. Bill Henry agrees with Arch and wants to know, who are the other two. If they used a lot of different type on this column it might at least look funny. For the information of Sam Cohn, spelled without an e, this column was reprinted in the Record last week. Dick Spier is suggested for the post of treasurer to the Wampas Ball. Art Hegerman denies that he has become an honorary member of the Ancient Order of Firebugs. He claims he had nothing more to do with the big Universal fire story which appeared on the front pages than to light a match to a lot of gasoline. Arch Reeve please note. When it comes to building fires, Arch has much to learn from Art. Mike Boylan says "mention First National," but we won't. HAVE YOU A PICTURE FOR SALE? 1 can sell it outright. See me for quick results H. and B. FILM COMPANY Bronx Studio, 1745 Glendale Blvd. Drexel 4275 CAMERA! T4 \TrT 4 T>r>i c r. t r « » i) i. f ■ «• : * f 1 JL — xLJLV KJT SCENARIOS and continuities expertly typi by Anne Ladenburg, public stenograph? 6372 Hollywood Blvd.. 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