Motion Picture Classic (1923, 1924, 1926)

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Guava puts her fingers to her lips and points to a miniature \\ hich Es more cai .11 "in nl his neck on a little ",<>!< I chain. It is .1 picture of her mother ! i To be continued) •b 'b 'b It is amazing whal publicity siunis are worked to exploit tilm>. The ingenuity of the angles and tieups— i" -a\ nothing of the turnovers and overheads, is sufficient to arouse one's competitive spirit even if the Olympic Championships dont. Here's what this department suggests for the Fi Jlovi ing : "The Red Lily." ( live the patrons of the theater in which it is playing a pot of fresh mint. "Neglected Women." Have a big register in the lobby and make all the lady patrons put down their names and telephone numbers. "Feet of Clay." Arrange with the Mayor of Cincinnati to have him jump in Lake Michigan. "Excitement." Set the house on fire on alternate evenings, hut dont give out the dates in advance. "That French Lady." Hire a Chinese Orchestra to go thru the streets on skis playing bagpipes and zithers. "The Warrens of Virginia." Give out pet rabbits. (This will be a wow in Chicago.) •b -b "b American-made movies have invaded England to the extent of putting the native products out of business. Which proves beyond all question that the English can certainly take a joke. •b -b •b We certainly are a demon for uplifting the silent drama this issue. And here goes our last bit of friendly counsel. To Mr. Hal Roach, sponsor of the "Our Gang" comedies, Sir — Dont ever, ever let that nasty little fat boy keep losing his pants again. FIREFLIES By Helene Lkfaivre Star dust on summer's evening cloak, Jeweled caps of little woodland folk, Lovelight shining in woman's eyes, Glimmering hopes that Fate belies. Bright sparks struck from Love's brief hour. Flung in a gleaming golden shower. O'er vale and field and brooding park, Making sweet mystery of the dark. $200 to $2000 Paid for Short Stories Magai ; tod motion pit ttirc duct i ■ .nr Marching tl writers and arc offering thorn ill an in prizes in addition to tl" usual payments i abort stories an I to $2000 fur motion j • i < tu .•■•>. lluvf You the I ';;<• /« II have s creative lma| the natural ability id write, there why you i learn tin established '■ writing and tell The be i proof that this can be .lone is that sen like your .-If are actually doing it. Many of then did not dream that they Into the ranks of the ; writers until the Palmer i •Jiowed them the seercU of story building. Unknown Writer Rrn rivet 510,000 for One Story Miss Winifred Kimball, a Palmer student living in Apalachicola, Florida, won the $10,000 prize in the id contest conducted by the Chicago Daily Newt in collaboration with the Goldwyn 1' Corporation. Mrs. Anna Blake Mesqutds, another I'almer student, won the second prise of $1000, anil seven $500 prizes wire al i) won by Tain "Judgment of the Storm" anil "The White Sin" wire al^o written by I'almer stu!. pictures were produced by us, through the Palmer Photoplay Corporation, and are now appearing in motion picture theatres throughout the country. Each author received $1000 in advance and will share in the profits on a royalty b I Mrs. Frances White Elijah won a $2500 prize for her story, "The One Man Woman." ami we her earlier screen story, "Wagered Love," to D. W. Griffith. Our Sales Department has sold two slorii , for Winsor Josselyn so far this year. Well-known Writers Help You The success of Palmer students is due simply and solely to the fact that you study under the personal direction of men who are themselves well-known authors, dramatists anil motion picture writers. You learn to write by writing. You are given the manuscript anil continuity of famous motion picture scenarios to analyze and study at home in spare time. You write actual stories and photoplay^ which we help you to sell through our Story Department right here in Hollywood, with branches; in New York and Chicago. Distinguished Men at Helm Aiding in the work of discovering and trainin ■ writers are such distinguished men as Frederic : I'almer, author and educator; Clayton Hamilton, well-known playwright and author-educator; Russell Doubleday, publisher; Brian Hooker, formerly of the faculty of Yale and Columbia Universities; Dr. Frederic Taber Cooper, author-educator; C. Gardner Sullivan, screen writer and director; James R. Quir!:, editor of Photoplay Magazine, and Rob Wagner, author and motion picture director. THIS 96-PAGE BOOK FREE "The New Road to Authorship" It tells all about the Palmer Institute's systematic, step-by-step method of teaching Short Story Writing, Photoplay Writing and Dramatic Criticism — gives full details of the success of Palmer students and describes the Palmer Scholarship Foundation, which gives ambitious men and women the opportunity to get the complete course free by providing fifty scholarships annually. Just mail the coupon and we'll send you this 96-page book, "The New Road to Authorship," free by return mail. Palmer Insiih n; OF AUTHORSHIP Affiliated with Palmer Photoplay Corporation Dept. 56-K, Palmer Hldg. Hollywood, Calif. Please send me, without cost or obligation, a copy of your 96-page book, "The New Road to Authorship," and full details of the Palmer Scholarship Foundation. I am most interested in — D Short Story Writing □ Photoplay Writing □ Dramatic Criticism Name Address.... Alt correspondence strictly confidential (Ninety-three)