Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Dec 1916)

Madge T. B. — Raymond Nye was General Tremont, Franklin Ritchie was Marcel and Louise Vale was Sophia in “The Woman of Mystery.” Madge Kirby and Gertrude Bambrick in “The Skating Rink” (Biograph). Please give me not flattery, but appreciation. Donald T. C.— So you haven’t seen Mary Anderson since she has gone West. I believe her next will be “The Hoyden,” opposite Webster Campbell. HELENE ROSSON, THE SEVENTEENYEAR-OLD AMERICAN STAR, WHO HAS JUST RECOVERED FROM A RECENT ILLNESS The Secret of Fast T ype writing New method enables anyone to write80to lOOwords a minute without mistakes. It’s all in the fingers! Doubles Stenographers’ Salaries Why are most stenographers setting only $8 to $1 5 a week — while others get $25, $30, $40, and even $50? Eight words tell the story. It’s nothing in the world but lack of speed and accuracy on the typewriter that is keeping salaries down — that is robbing most stenographers of the pay they ought to get. Think a minute. What is a stenographer paid for? Isn’t it for your finished product — for the quantity and quality of letters or other typewritten matter you can turn out in a day? No matter how good you are at shorthand, you can never expect much increase in pay until you get speed — real speed — and accuracy on the typewriter. Speed Now Easy for Anyone Now, for the first time, has an idea been discovered which puts speed — great speed and accuracy — within the reach of every typewriter user. Almost overnight it has revolutionized the whole typewriting situation Stenographers who formerly never exceeded 30 to 40 words a minute are writing 80 to 100 words with less effort and with infinitely greater accuracy than ever before. And their salaries have jumped from a meagre $8 to $15 per week to $30. $40 and even $50. Trained Fingers — the New Way European music teachers, when training their pupils for the piano invariably give special gymnastic finger exercises. 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