Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Dec 1920)

Just your name on a postal brings these sensational bargains for free inspection. Write quick white this W great offer rt-^^^ mains open. I .29 carat Genu , ine Dia mo n d flaming ancy. exquisite Blue Wesselton quality. Order by , NO.L505. Ifsatistied after seeing it pay , only 591.15, Or you may send it back J^ Prices Smashed i[>^ Barnard offers Diamonds at old time low prices. We don't buy Diamonds from cutters or ;ers. Instead, we pick up nsfromdealersand people ""J/, who need money. vi hesc we offer be ' ' low wholesale. :£Payour bargain '^price if satisfied afttr inspection. Keiumit if not wanted. Blue Wesselton Diamonds set in pure platinum. 1 '4c size. Our famous ".American Beauty." Send no money! Order by No. L506. if satisfied after inspection pay only $78.45. somest of all gentlemen's solitaires. Extra heavy 14k solid gold, extra strong. Sets off the liamingly brilliant steel blue white diamond to best advantage. Perfect cut. full i,c weight. Orderby No. L507. Pay only $194.45 after insp.'ction if you find it worth S.IUO more than our pricL at retail, if not. send it back. Money Back Guarantee in writing with every Diamond says in plain English we'll pay you spot cash for it within a year if you can find a better bargain. Exchange at full value forever. Rush Your Name on a Postal Vou need not send a penny, so take advantage of this wonderful opportunity by writing quickly. Remember to attach narrow strip of paper for linger sue. Don't decide until you examine the Diamond. BARNARD & CO. Oeot.tOIF 62 W. Madison SI CHICAGO. U.S.A. Everyone Admires a Slim Figure You Too Can Become Slim reduced their suptrtlunus fk'sli ami regained tlie matchless gruco of gulhood by using FLO-RA-ZO.NA BATH CARTONS Disaohid iji the daily hulU tUiy bt-giu lu iiiU'iiive juur llBUru al '.iiii.-e A niunclous tciuiliHo Oiscuvcry tbat reduci-s your weielit liariiik-ssiy and cITectively. Absulutily free liiHii ]'jpsoui Salts, alum, or any tiarinfut liigiedieiUs. 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Hazen, secret service agent for the Treasury Department, and consequently warrants were sworn out for the arrest of von Stroheim, Clarence K. Riley of the RileyMoore Engraving Company. Gleb de \^os, artist and designer employed in the art department of the Universal Film .Manufacturing Company, and three others, on charges of violating section 161 of the Federal penal code relating to counterfeiting money. The extreme penalty for the ofifense charged against them is a fine of $5,000 or five years' imprisonment, or both, according to Captain Hazen. "Moving picture producers have been flirting with the counterfeiting laws for some time," said Captain Hazen. "We have warned them repeatedly and ha\c confiscated coimterfeit money from them on several occasions. There is no such thing as 'stage money.' Money is either real or counterfeit. We are going after motion picture peojjle the same as we would any other violators of the law." The scene of the picture, "Foolish Wives," is laid at Monte Carlo, and the script called for great quantities of French money. This, it is charged, the producers undertook to reproduce with too great accuracy of detail. A get-together meeting between rejiresentatives of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and motion picture producers recently resulted in a love-feast at which all grievances dissolved into thin air and a spirit of cooperation developed. The meeting Avas held following complaints that those interested in motion picture work had been discriminated against by Los -\ngeles merchants. Bill Hart and I had an interesting confab out at his studio one hot day recently. Bill's greatest concern at present is his law suit against Thomas Ince, for, as Bill puts it, "all the money he has in the world." So far, things look optimistic for Hart. Our great Westerner is really pleased with the picture he has just finished, called "The Testing Block," a story of the Sierras. Bill is writing his own stories these days, "The'Cradle of Courage" being from his pen. Clara Kimball Young is taking a twoweeks' rest before beginning work on another picture, the title of which has not vet been announced. PS. — We exceedingly regret to announce the receipt of a telegram notifying us of the death of Lieutenant LockIcar, Zi'ho was instantaneously killed while performing an extremely difficult aerial "stiint" for the camera. The interviein' contained in this article was the la.'st one ' he gave. NATIONAL BOB nrytiii Youth and Fashion is latest NalloriBl Bub. Its liiu 1 hair falling Icaslnely ovt-r tlie l lialr. Kvfiyonu thinks the Uiib fectly and I mvvr naaifici-d n hair —that's why I am wearing the L-ly tm words with Its sutt, \uivy lbs that slip so easily tlir.iunh my my lery oivn — if matchr^ wn jxrse Invisible pins t" uIImHi hp ends and 11'.^ .-n and uti in » jilTy. My picture ;""«>'. tholtnb diarm. 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