The Implet (Jan-Jun 1912)

THE "IMPLET" .»> Cije "implet THE MOVING PICTURE NEWSPAPER Edifd by THOMAS BEDDING Published at 102 West 101st Street, New York SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR SINGLE COPY. 5 CENTS "MILLIONAIRE FOR A DAY" The man who came from Wilkes-Barre to New York recently and lived the life of a millionaire for a day gave the newspapers plenty to write about. He slept and dined at the Waldorf-Astoria, did things in great style, painted little old New York a bright red twice round the clock and then went home. The Imp Films Company will shortly release a picture on this subject, "A MILLIONAIRE FOR A DAY." If the picture does not exactly tell your audience how it feels to be a millionaire for a day, it, at any rate, will show them how it looks. "A MILLIONAIRE FOR A DAY" will be the most strikingly original piece of comedy work put out by the Imp Films Company. YOU ARE GOING TO RUN 'THE IMPLET." — — From now on YOU are going to run "The Implet." You are hereby appointed editor-inchief, boss, high mogul, critic, or whatever title you choose. How are you going to change "The Implet" to begin with? Where are you going to begin improving it? What are you going to add to it? What are you going to subtract from it? — — Write "The Implet" immediately and GIVE YOUR INSTRUCTIONS. Tear "The Implet" to pieces. If there's anything about it you don't like, say so. If there's something you do like, say so. — We can't run "The Implet" your way until we know what your way is. And it is our intention and desire to make you like "The Implet" so thoroughly that you simply won't do without it. Give us permission to publish what you write, whether it is for or against "The Implet." — Now, then, Mr. here's your swivel chair. run "The Implet." Exhibitor-Editor. Climb into it and THE IMP WESTERN PICTURES. We shall shortly be releasing some fine pictures made by our Western company. Photographs of the sets have been sent us ; they are exceedingly beautiful. The members of the company write us enthusiastically of their work. They want the office of "The Implet" moved to Los Angeles. So do we ; but duty chains us to Columbus Avenue and little old New York. VIYI \.\ PRESCOTT. A portrait and appreciation of Miss Vivian Prescott, the Imp's newest leading lady, will appear in No. 4 of "The Implet." Vivian is but read No. 4. ERRATUM.— In No. 1 of "The Implet" we credited Mr. Laemmle with "three" children. Should have been two. Sorry. But everything now with us is going "three." Hence our error. This is the third number. It is devoted to Three-A-Week. The Imp Films Company is in its third year. Baggot. Daly and Shay are known as THE Three, and Three is a lucky number ; anyway, Rah for three ! -The first thing to do is to -WRITE ! A LINCOLN BIRTHDAY SUBJECT. We have an Imp drama suitable for Lincoln's Birthday audiences. It is a war story. It is called "Reflections from the Firelight. " It is released on Monday, February 12th. Ask for it now and read all about it next week. Photographs of the Imp Players CASTS OF THE IMP PLAYS. The following are the casts of the Imp plays described in this number : THE HELPING HAND. (Drama, Released Monday, February 5th. ) WRITTEN BY ALICE MELLOR. PRODUCED BY F. J. GRANDON. John Clinton Farrel Macdonald Mrs. Clinton Mrs. Hurley MRS. MATTHEWS, DRESSMAKER. (Drama, Released Thursday, February 8th.) WRITTEN BY B. MORSE. PRODUCED BY F. J. GRANDON. John Matthews Edward Lyon Mrs. Matthews Margarita Fischer Mrs. Baldwin ......Miss Van Selle Ralph Baldwin..... William Shay Jennie Matthews (Mrs. Matthews' daughter) Gladys Egan WHO WEARS THEM? (Comedy, Released Saturday, February 10th.) WRITTEN BY BUREN POWELL. PRODUCED BY FARREL MACDONALD. Mr. Meek Harry Pollard Mrs. Meek Margarita Fischer Only 50c. per SET The Snap of the Year!