Film Fun (Jan - Dec 1919)

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K 1 IP li i P mk ^8 "HERE*S WHERE! A GREAT number of people have discovered a way of knowing a fine motion picture before seeing it ! It's like a conjuring trick, simple when you know how. They have discovered that the greatest concern in the business, the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, makes the cream of all the different types of pictures. — that these are always advertised and listed under the names Paramount or Artcraft. — that they are the vehicles for the skill and genius of practically all the foremost stars, directors, writers, photographers, painters, craftsmen, etc. — and that through the nation-wide distributing facilities of this great organization, millions of people in over ten thousand theatres see Paramount and Artcraft Pictures. Pictures so marked, they have found, always take you out of yourself. "Paramount" and "Artcraft" are handy names to identify in two huge groups, the best pictures made. Check it up for yourself. tyaramount^Gtecra&t Jiotion pictures " These two trade-marks are the sure way of identifying Paramount and Artcrafi Pictures — and the theatres that show them. ft FAMOUS PLAYERS-LASKY CQRPOKATION / K, ADOtPH ZUKORPres. JESSELLASKYWbePnasiCECILB.DEMniE^ffwabreenmtf Vjl <-NEW YORIO * J FOREMOST STARS. SUPERBLY DIRECTED, IN CLEAN MOTION PICTURES' Paramount and Artcraft Stars' Latest Productions Paramount John RnrrymorWw "Here Comes the Bride" *Enld Rennett in "Partners Three" Rillie Rnrke in Gracious Annabelle" I.ina Cavalier! in "The Two Brides" Marguerite Chirk in "Three Men and a Girl" Ethel Clayton in "Petttgrew's Girl" * Dorothy Dalton in "Extravagance" Pauline Frederick in "Paid in Full" Dorothy Gisb in "pErrv Poi.lv" Llla Lee in "Puppy Love" Vivian Martin in "Little Comrade' ' Shirley Mason in "The Winning Girl" ♦Charles Ray in "The Sheriff's Son" Wallace Reld in ''Alias Mike M^ran" Bryiint Washbnrn in "Poor Boob" Paramount'Artcraft Specials "The Hun Within" with a Special Star Cnst "Private Peat." with Private Harold Peat "Sporting Life** A Maurice Tourneur Production "The Silver Kin*** starring Willinm Faversham "Little Women'* 'from Louisa M. Alcott's famous book) A Win. A. Brady Production "The False Faces" A Thomas H. Ince Production A rt craft Enrico Caruso in "My Cousin" George M. Cohan in ' 'Hit the Trail Holiday" Cecil R. de Mille's Production "Don't Chanre Your Husband" Douglns Fairbanks in "Arizona" Elsie Ferguson in "The Marriage Price" D. W. Griffiths Production "The Giri Who Stayed at Home" * William S. II art in "The Poppy Girl's Husband" Mary Pickford in "Johanna Eniists" Fred Stone in "Johnny Get Your Gun" * Supervision of Thomas II. Ince Paramount Comedies Paramount-Arhuckle Comedy "Love" Paramount-Mack Scnnett Comedies "The Villaoe Smithy" "Reilly's Wash Day" Paramnnnt-Flagg Comedy "Beresford of the Baboon's" Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in "Once a Mason' i m