Hollywood (1939)

The first Tour leaves Chicago by special train on Saturday, July 15, and returns exactly two weeks later on July 29. The second Tour begins on Saturday, August 5, and ends on Saturday the 19th. All you have to do is enjoy yourself. HOLLYWOOD Magazine will take care of everything else — hotel accommodations, transportation, meals, studio visits, side trips, introductions to the stars and all other details. And believe it or not, the entire two weeks' vacation will cost you no more than the price of a round-trip railroad ticket! This year's Movieland Tourists will travel in luxurious .special trains consisting of air-conditioned observation-lounge and dining cars and specially-constructed sleepers. Leaving Chicago on the evening of the first day you head westward through the most magnificent countryside America can offer — towering mountains, rushing rivers, fertile valleys and thriving cities. Frequent stops en route will enable you to get a thrilling first-hand impression of North Dakota's Badlands, Montana's fabulously wealthy mining country, the serene beauty of "Washington's snowpeaked mountains. A highlight of the westbound trip will be a motor ride through the countryside lying in the shadow of Mount Rainier, majestic snowcrowned monarch of the Cascades. After spending the night in one of Seattle's luxury hotels, the Movieland Tourists will explore the fascinating city known as "the gateway to Alaska and the Orient," then travel southward to Portland. Six days after leaving Chicago the Movieland Special will pull into Los Angeles, within whose far-flung city limits lies HOLLYWOOD! Waiting to receive the first group of Movieland Tourists will be Allan Jones and Irene Hervey who will be your hosts at a cocktail party at Bel Air ranch, owned jointly by Jones and Robert Young. There you will meet and chat with many of the actors and actresses whom you have admired on the screen. Host for the second Movieland Tour, on August 11, will be Victor McLaglen on his large estate in La Canada, whence the Tourists will motor after lunching at Warner Brothers studio commissary. McLaglen's estate is famed for its private zoo, its hor.ses and its genial owner's hospitality. For three exciting days HOLLYWOOD Magazine will take you on a personallyescorted tour of movieland, showing you things the casual visitor is not permitted to see. You will watch famous stars work before the sound cameras, making films which will not reach your neighborhood theatre until months later. You will lunch at studio commissaries, and visit night clubs fairly glittering with movie stars. Homeward-bound after your thrilling stay in movieland you will stop off at San Francisco to spend two full days at the magnificent Golden Gate Exposition. If you like, you may wander through exotic Chinatown, go shopping or sightseeing as well. On the evening of the second day, you will board a luxury river steamer for an overnight trip to Sacramento. The eastbound leg of the Tour will follow a southerly route, with stop-offs at Reno, Salt Lake City and Denver. And when the Movieland Special pulls into Chicago's new Union Station it will bring to a reluctant conclusion the most enjoyable and thrilling holiday you ever spent. Summer isn't far off. Before you make your vacation plans, learn more about this year's Movieland Tours by reading the free illustrated booklet which is yours simply by mailing the coupon below. The booklet, sent at absolutely no obligation to you, gives complete information about this year's Movieland Tours. Mail the coupon today. It may be the key which unlocks the door to a glorious vacation you will never forget! USE THIS COUPON MOVIELAND TOURS 360 North Michigan Boulevard Chicago, III. Without obligation on my part, send me your complete, illustrated booklet describing the Movieland Tours. Name Address City State H-l // than a fresh and Lovely Skinl soys this lovely Philadelphia bride 1 can't say enough in praise of Camay. Its gentle cleansing seems to freshen my complexion.. . and no charm is more appealing than a fresh and lovely skin. Philadelphia. Pa. (Signed) RUTH ANN WAIXEN January 10, 1939 (Mrs. Charles S. Wallen) SUCH magic words —"You're the only one I love!" What makes a man say them? Hundreds of lovely, happy brides will tell you that a fresh, smooth complexion is a most important charm. And brides should know! So many beautiful brides advise Camay! They tell you, "No other soap seems to have quite the same rich, fragrant lather!" Camay cleanses thoroughly, yet its creamy lather is wonderfully mild. Today, thousands of girls use Camay for complexions and for a refreshing bath of beauty. Camay's gentle cleansing helps you to all-over loveliness—to exquisite daintiness. You'll like this inexpensive care. Get three cakes today! o -3 A Trao U.S e-Mark Reg. . Pat. Off. J.O v "^-- THE SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN