Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Dec 1920)

OPPORTUNITY MARKET ART WHY NOT DO OIL TAINTING AT 1I0MK? Write for iii<'tni<-tlon Lrfiiul«-i.|«'. Aiiiiiut. Sk.-t.-litim mul otb.'p arts. Ji.-ii. H. i:rl.-|' ^"'•' "•''^ '^^ ■ '--Ttliiii^''. M». BUSINESS CHANCES $2 00 MONTHLY lU'YS DEKIl tu hiiul an.l Int.Tcst In oil W^ll« th:H ^lu.uUl imj *UHl for ra.h «J.Oa iiiv.Htrvl. Writ.' for iwirti.-iihirs. Ti-xms t;iil( Cuiniwny, 701 Klrst Niitioiial Bank, noiixton, Tvxm*. ^^^ COINS AND STAMPS "OLD MONKY WANTED." 53 to S'OO cacb paid for humlnila of coins «liil.<i l-t-fon iNO.'t. K.-^-p all oUl nionyy. S^'nti 10c for now Ulustnittii «-oin value book, triw -IxH. You may liave coins wortli Inrt'e itn-iiiiuiiis. C'-t lasted. CliirkLCoin Co.. Box 1.'5. U Itoy. N. Y. ^^ FILMS DEVELOPED M\1L I'S 20tf with any sIio lUm fop dcvflopincnt and six vriv.-t print.s. Or send kIx ncsntivt-K any size and L'Oc for six nriuts. llr wnd 40t, for one S x 10 iiiountpd oiiIarKompnt. l*n>nipt. p^Tf(H-l scn-lre. Itoanoke Plioto Flninliins Co.. liOT lt*-tl Av.'.. Uoatioko. Vn. GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENT NEW PATRIOTIC PL.VYS. Rpcitatluiis. Entprtaininonts for Warliiii. H.'nt'llts. VaiiUovlllo .Skct.-licj'. Monolopm-s, nial»«ni.'s, Minstrvl. Tableaux, Drills, MiisU-al PU'ces. Miikoup r.oods. LaPRc Cutaiosue Fn-e. T. S. Dcuison & Co., Dopt. 03. Chiciiyo. ^^^ HELP WANTED ••K.VILWAY TKAFFU: INSl'ECTOKS oarn from ?110 to $-HiO in-r montli and oxim'us»'s. Trnve! if desiti'd. rnliiiiit<d n.KaiKvnK'nt. No aj-c lUiut. Wi train you. Positions fnniIshiil uud'T Ruarantei'. Write for Ixiokiet C.M-(i4. Standard Business Tnilnins Institute, Buffalo, N. Y." WANTED. — Pietureplay writers. Bis pay. Exporienne »nnf,-.'»sary. Best -ourse 1io-t to write iiu.l sell plays. Pj-T;'"" »1.00, Address Studios. Sr,.; CariH-ntor .\ve.. Oak Park, III. THOUSANDS V. S. OOVERN^IENT POSITIONS OPEN to men— \vonien— girls. J135 to $200 month. Short hours. Common edueation suflleient. Write immediately for free list positions oiK-u. Franklin Institute. Dept. C. 70. Rochester, N. Y. . HELP WANTED— MALE DETECTIVES EARN BIO :tlONEY. TR.VVEL. Great ilenianil. Fas-inatini: w..rk. KxprTi'iitc unii'-.^-ssary. \\e tmtn you. Pani.ulars free. Write. American Deteotive Systi-nis. 19G*< Broadway. New Y'ork. MAIL ORDER BUSINESS S30 n week KvenlnRK. I iiimlf" It Willi n smnlt Mnil order nnri!n-w<. Stiirli-.l wllh j;i. Free nuoklet. 2.' postase tolls how or Hond :2:» for Saniph ami Plan. Al|if S-.-ott. C«boPs, MISCELLANEOUS YOC WRITE WORDS FOR A SOXO— W< write the liiiiflc-. pilldl-h. and w-iiir,' a . oi.jrlitlU. Sillmiit Im.-nis on nny »\il.J"t. Tlii M'tmixilltan Studios. 014 S.' Mlclllean Avenue, Dept. 111. diliag". HI H KITE TlIE WOBDS FOR A SONG. We rerlae poeuia. cc .luiKli and iniarantc In w.-ure piililienllon. Sul.mlt . M.H on any Hul»j<'<l. Itroadway studios. lOiM. Flt7.;;erald MOTION PICTURE BUSINESS KU.OO PROFIT NIlillTI.Y. Small capital Ktnrt» you. . "111111. ~ild on Inslalhuinls. No experlen.-e needed. Our H hlnei. are until and endoriu'd liy Covernnient Institutions. riloe free. Atlas Movlnt rli luro Co.. 4U'0 Morton llldi:.. ■ tii.iiKo. PHOTOPLAYS ExelianKe Plots for »». Photoplay .lean a. eeptod any form; revised, typed, publislied. eopyr silted, .sold. Adv ee free, l-iilverni Seenurlo Corporation, Western Mutual Lite Itldp.. Los .\npeles. _^__ WKITER.S! Have you a Bons-poeiu. story, photoplay to "l" Suliiuit MSS. now, Musle Sales Co.. -ll'. St. Louis. Courses In Pholo Play wrlllnB »"-i> »""■•""' s"',!!"'.^!;? lo ■i.in We offer eoiuplele lustruetions and Intoruiallon not'onlV in How to write Motion Pl'^;""-'',};?"^'*',, '"" °S how to sell thein, an.l where the liest markets lie. IWs valualdo Isiok prepared l.y a writer aud staee director of wide esperlenee sent on reeeipt of SI.UO. Sano Sales Co.. Dept. C. Box 1101, nea Moines, Iowa, II.VVO jou nn Wei. for a photo piny? A yj'i'P'rte cm"^<' wllh model s.snarlo. Teaeh.s you how, $1.1111 postpaid. P. Franels Carr, 140 North TtU Street. Urooklyn. Is. ^. MOTION PICTURE PLAYS I KEK BOOKLET eontnlnlnp r,r, helpful BUjtfWstlons on ■ tliii-' and s,-llinii photoidays, stories, pwiiis. sonss. Atlas rddtsliint* Of., 300 Cin.iniiall. iHil't^ NEWS CORRESPONDENCE yndlerile. GOO. St. I^uis. Sio. PATENTS \BN »25 WEEKLY. Kpare time, writing for newnpnpers, 'r,i:ii7.,ites. r.xisrieno uums-essary ; di-tnlls fni-. Press PVTENTS Write for Frvs* Illustrated ttulde Ttook. Send lii'.Klet or Bketeh for free opinion of Its palenlalde nature. Iliirliest Ref"n-nees. Prompt Attention. Heasonalde Tenns. Motor J. trans * Co., 621 Ninth, Washlnston, D, C, PICTURES ZEE IlEAl'Tiri'L GIRL PICTl'RES, 12 wonderful poses SI, Keruml.d It dissntisBed, Balrart Co,, Dept. Ito. St, Ivouls, Mo, SALESMEN WANTED LIVE SALESMEN WANTED, We are located in the heart of the t-r.iit Oil Field of North Texas and recommend only the licst coniiianics. We turuisii hank reterence and pay our salesmen 'veil llariyell llrokenigc Compiiuy, Central Stock Hxchanac Hldi:., ttichita I' .ills. Texas, SKORT STORIES STORIES AND PHOTOPLAY IDEAS WANTED hy 4S companies: bij: pay. Details free to beginners. Producers League, 441, St, Ixiuis, Mo. FREE TO WRITERS — A wonderful little book of moneymaking hints, suggestions. Ideas; the A B C of suecessful story and movie play writing. Absolutely Free, ,Iust address Authors' Press, Dept. 14, Auliurn, N. 1. STORIES. POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., are wanted for publication. Good ideas bring big money. Submit MSS. or write Literary Bureau, 1.34, Hannibal, Mo, E\RN S25 WEEKLY, spare time, writing for newspapers, magazines. Experiene.. unnecessary : details free. Press Syndicate, r.HII St. Ixiuis. Mo. SONG POEMS YOC WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG, Well compose the music free and publish same; Send song poem today. A, F, Lenox Co., 271 West 12uth St,, New York, WRITE THF, W ORDS FOR A SONG. We revise poems, write music and guurantec to secure publication. Submit poems on any subject. Broadway Studios. 107U, Fitzgerald Bldg,, New York, YOU WRITE WORDS FOR A SONG, We write the music puldish and secure a copyright. Submit poems on any subject. The .Metropolitan Studios. 914 So, Michigan ,\veniie, Room 101, Chicago, 111, WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG, AVe write music ami Kiiaraiitee publisher's acceptance on a royalty basis. Mr. Leo Friedman, THE COMPOSER TO TUF, AMERICAN i'EOPLE, is our leading composer. Among his well-known hits are such songs as "Meet Me To-night in Dreamland" and "When I Dream of Old Erin," Submit poems on patriotism, love or any siilijcct, Chester Music Company, Dept, 324, 920 South Michigan Ave,, Chicago, 111. SonKS Published On Royalty. We revise, compose, arrange, engrave, proof, print, publish, copyright, advertise and sell music. Write for our royalty music publishing offer. Do not send us poems until you iiave received offer. We are music publl.shera. not mere composers and arrangers. We attend to every detail from receipt of poems until regular copies are ready for display and sale In niusic stores, llrennen's Music House, Suite 201, 2 West 123ra St„ New York, Write a Sonjr Poem, Love, Mother, Home, Comic or any subject. I compose music and guarantee publication. Send words today. Eilward Trent, 033 Reaper Block. Chicago. SONG WRITERS WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG. Wo write the music and guarantee pubiisher's acceptan.e. Submit poems on patriotisiii. love or any sub.iect. Chester Music Oi.. 920 S. Michigan ,\ve.. Room l.**.',. Chicago. YOU WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG. We will write the music, puljlish and secure copyright. Edouard llesselberg. our chief comiKiser, has to his credit the great lilt "If I Were a Rose," and other famous songs. Submit poems on any subject. Send for cur ,Song Writer's Guide nnd submit iiocms at once. Metropolitan Studios, 914 South ,Mlchlsan .\ve., Dept. 112, Chicago, Illinois, WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG, Wo revise poems, compose music for them and guarantee to secure publieatinn on royalty basis by ,\ew York music piildisher. Our t;hlef Composer Is a song-writer of nntlonul ripiitation and lias written many big song-hits. Suliiiiit poems on any subject. Hronrlwny Studios, 107A Fitzgerald Bldg,, New York. VAUDEVILLE GET ON THE .ST.\GE. I tell you how ! Send Ge postage for Instructive lUustrali'il Singe Book and particulars. C. LaDelle, Box 057, Los Angeles, Cal. The Charm School (Continued from fagc 30) ful letters," those fifty pairs of limpid, inquiring eyes, the flowers on his desk — no, he didn't do — they didn't do It was just as well ■ He would tell Homer Johns about it that evening and then carry out his original plan of going away. He had resources — the pain at his heart might be a slight deterrent — but he had to figure that in At the dance he told Homer Johns of his aunt's true bequest. He hadn't figured wrongly. Old Johns chuckled, said he thought it just as well, altho he would have to hunt around for a school for Elise and offered Austin a $25,000 a year job, which was promptly accepted. "Run away for a month or two, young man," the older man advised, "before you tackle the new proposition. You look a bit as if you'd been handed a blow beneath the belt." "I have," Austin said. It wasn't until later in the evening that Homer Johns discovered the blow beneath the belt to be Elise. Mrs. RoUes gave him, unwittingly, the information, "I hear," she said, "that young Austin Bevans isin love with one of his Charm School pupils. I am so glad. It relieves Susie of his unwelcome attentions." Johns drew his heavy brows together and smiled. "I've just given him a heavy job," he said, "that's a comer, that young man. I should be tickled to death if his attentions were in the direction of one of my family. He's a comer and he can be trusted. Two noble traits in man." Mrs. RoUes sought out Susie. She was quite breathless. "Encourage young Bevans," she said, hastily, "he's a protege of Homer Johns. That means a fortune. Give it out that you and he have long been engaged. Waste no time — most important Susie gave it, with a nicely unerring instinct, to Elise. Elise believed it. We always do believe the worst anent the one we love, so far beyond our reach does the Desired One appear. Elise decided to vanish. It was the only thing left for her to do, she decided, with the radical desperation of the very young. The green earth should swallow her up. Oblivion was kind. She left a note for Austin graphically describing her intent. Then, like Ibsen's Nora, she "went out into the night" — as far as Austin's car. The low-swung back tempted her. It would be so thrilling to sit there and watch proceedings. Who knows but what Austin might do something dramatic? Might even give chase. Her essential romance thrilled to the possibilities in the situation. She waited • In ten minutes Austin appeared. _ Her heart pounded, the whole of the universe was the terrific onslaught of her heart — it was like the roaring of many waters Then he was speaking to her, "Where were you going?" he said, but with the articulation of "where" she knew that he loved her. (Eiffhly-cight)