The Modern Screen Magazine (Nov 1930)

The Modern Screen Magazine The MODERN SCREEN AAagazine Forecast for next month: Thyra Samter Winslow whose amazingly human stories have graced the pages of most all the leading periodicals, including Liberty, the Saturday Evening Post, Redbook, Cosmopolitan, etc., again is represented in the MODERN SCREEN Magazine with an article which strikes a fascinatingly reminiscent key — containing hitherto unpublished data about important screen personalities, past and present. Adele Whi'tely Fletcher that ever wide-awake interpreter of Hollywood personalities and developments, follows up her courageous letter to Clara Bow, which appears in this issue, with a most helpful and interesting feature, containing the hairdressing advice and suggestions of several of the important studio beauty and make-up experts. This is an article no woman of any age can afford to miss. Carroll and Garrett Graham exuberant and fearless authors of that riotous and scathing novel of Hollywood life, "Queer People," continue their career of shocking and fascinating film fans with a stimulating article called, "Queerer People," in which they expose and describe many of the amazing personalities who go to make up the Hollywood scene. Wynn whose readings of folks' destinies in the Zodiac during the past decade have amazed these same folks with the accuracy and almost gruesome actuality of his analyses and predictions, offers the readers of the MODERN SCREEN Magazine a startling astrological analysis of JANET GAYNOR. Walter Ramsey that writer of Hollywood doings and personalities whose viewpoint is unequalled for enthusiasm, interest, and vitality; continues his series, "The Unknown Hollywood," which presents to the American public aspects of the film capital never before revealed, as well as his "Little Impressions of Big People," which, in this issue, offers that amazing story called "Garbo the Athlete." Walter Ramsey writes exclusively for the MODERN SCREEN Magazine. Besides: Chevalier's Paris Days in which Charleson Gray unearths some amazing facts about the Frenchman's preAmerica experiences. Charlie Chaplin's Secret Sorrow in which Bob Moak reveals "The Little Mouse" and its startling importance in the great comedian's life. And many other completely entertaining and often invaluably instructive features and departments: the MODERN SCREEN Magazine Directory of Players and Pictures brought up to the minute, George Gerhafd's continuation of his department, "Hollywood Highlights," another installment of "All Joking Aside," by Jack Welsh, continuations of the series "Hollywood Wardrobes" (Lilyan Tashman next month), "Scoops of the Month," reviews of current films, and Mary Biddle's most helpful "Beauty Advice." Space prohibits further description of the many other features, novelties, and picture pages which will make the next issue of the MODERN SCREEN Magazine one of the finest numbers of any film publication ever printed. Don't miss it. ON SALE AT ALL S. S. KRESCE AND S. H. KRESS STORES ABOUT NOVEMBER 15 soys : ■ : \ "HE STAR OF Every Woman Should Know It! "DEAUTIFUL HAIR — with its becoming finger-wave — is all important in the ensemble of feminine loveliness. And now every woman, no matter how limited her time or her purse, can have glorious hair. It adds so much to her attractiveness and her personality." Here is the secret: There are four marvelous preparations, Jo-cur Beauty Aids for the hair, that should be on every woman's dressing table. Each of these famous preparations can be used quickly and easily at home. Each represents the very highest quality — regardless of price. And, each one can be obtained at most 5 and 10-cent stores. Larger sizes at your druggist. first — Jo-cur Hot Oil Treatment. This not only corrects Dandruff and other scalp disorders, but gives new life and elasticity to the hair itself. It actually makes the hair look and feel young. This is the same treatment recommended by leading beauty experts everywhere. then — Jo-cur Shampoo Concentrate. This is luxurious! !t leaves the scalp tingling with new life, and your hair soft, silky and easy to finger-wave. nexf — Jo-cur Waveset. Sets natural-looking waves quickly and is beneficial to hair and scalp. Its use is simplicity itself. More women use Jocur Waveset than any other waving liquid. finally — Jo-cur Brilliantine. Adds the finishing touch to a perfect coiffure — brings out the tiny lights that make your hair truly lovely. Stop in at the 5 and 10 or at your drug store today, and see how easy it is to keep your hair always beautiful with Jo-cur Beauty Aids. WINNERS in the Jo-cur Hair Beauty Contest will be announced in the December issue of this and other magazines. St o-cur for the Hair CUR RAN LABORATORIES, Inc. 485 East 1 33rd Street, New York, N. Y. 5