Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1919)

i3M°IK,.?5l,T Every Woman of Refinement must remove the hair from her underarms, to wear the smart, sheer fabrics modestly. X-Bazin, the famous French depilatory, the comfortable, clean way, dissolves hair in five minutes, just as soap and water dissolve soot. The repeated use of this preparation reduces the growth and vitality of the hair instead of stimulating it. joe and $1.00 at drug and department stores, or we will 7>iail direct on receipt of price. ?jc and $1.50 in Canada. HALL & RUCKEL,Inc. 218 Washington Street NEW YORK The Famous French Depilatory Powder Softens, Beautifies and Preserves the Skin Smooths out incipient lines and feeds wasted tissues JAPANESE JARS, 75c Opal Jars, 50c Tins, $1.00 Druggists or Direct Send 2oc for a verygenerous Trial Package F. C. KEELING &CO.. /J*cn/i. Rockford, III. IBM—11M1I1I ^ £\ ryf Oil stocks are booming. ?wL /(\ Dividends are getting big^ ( y /** ger. Among all the investment opportunities of the age, none looks so good as the good oil stocks. We have a limited block of the stock of an Oklahoma Oil Corporation now paying 1%% per month, or at the rate of 18% per annum. This company is developing fast and should soon be paying much larger dividends. We will gladly give you particulars. Write Today Write for information about this great company. It is worth looking into if you want to put your money where it will pay big returns. Address either office SERLIS & COMPANY 1 Wall St., New York City 10 S. La Salle St., Chicago HONEY*1!0 , >o£t, Smooth Skin ential to an attractive complexion. It takes HINDS CREAM to soften the skin without making it greasy, oily or sticky; to soften so it will not chap even tho exposed to chilling winds; to soften and freshen the hands roughened and soiled by arduous Red Cross and hospital work, household, store "and office duties. Nurses and surgeons know that naturally soft skin wards off skin troubles. Some have written us that HINDS CREAM quickly restores their hands to natural velvety smoothness after being roughened by immersion in strong antiseptic solutions. Hinds Honey and Almond Cream keeps cheeks and neck fresh, fair and exquisitely soft. Added charm awaits the woman who selects the daintily-packaged requisites made by Hinds for improving the skin and complexion. SAMPLES: Be sure to enclose stamps with your request. Hinds Honey and Almond Cream 2c. Both Cold and Disappearing Cream 4c. Talcum 2c. Trial cake Soap 8c. Sample Face Powder 2c, Trial Size 1 5c. Attractive Week-end Box 39c. Hinds Cream Toilet Necessities are selling; everywhere, or will be mailed, postpaid in U. S. A., from Laboratory. A. S. HINDS 245 West Street Portland, Maine Bob M. — Always glad to hear from you. Thanks for the verse. Marion Davies is playing in "The Belle of New York," for Select. Edna May starred in the musical comedy some few years ago, and she played in the picture called "Salvation Anne," a couple of years ago for Vitagraph. Yes, even with the high cost of living, you can get fresh air for nothing. Jannette S. — Thanks for yours, and I want to thank all the members of the Scroll Club for their warm reception. Babette. — Thomas Santschi and Colleen Moore are_ playing in "Little Orphant Annie." Virginia Pearson has her own company — 6 E. 39th St., New York. House Peters is with the Garson Company. "The Mind-the-Paint Girl" has not yet been released by Vitagraph. Thanks for yours. Lucita & Christine. — Very pretty pictures. Thanks. Did you know that there is close on to $6,000,000,000 in circulation in the United States right now, and that is the largest sum in our history? The population of the country is estimated at 106,589,000, and the per capita of money in circulation is $56.23 for every man, woman and child. Have you got yours? Steve. — No, I am not back to childhood yet. Shakespeare says, "Old man is twice a child," but I haven't reached my second yet. Jack Holt is to play opposite Anita Stewart under the direction of Lois Weber. Lockwood Mourner. — Sorry, but I wont be able to answer you in the magazine. Best wishes to you. Submarine Chaser. — Clever, my boy. You say, "Women are the third rails of life ; if you fool with them you will get hurt, and if you use them rightly they will give you power." Right you be, and well said. Lila Lee is in Los Angeles, Cal., Paramount Co. "The Arab's Farewell to His Steed," was written by the Hon. Mrs. Norton, and is published by Charles Scribner and Son. Stop in again. Gunner J. L. B. — We owe a lot to you, old man. Your letter was just as interesting as could be, and when you say that the smokes did a lot toward winning the war — well — I guess they did. Let me hear from you again when you come out of the hospital. Molly Galante. — No, I didn't have to wear double glasses to read yours. Men's eyes are telescopes ; women's microscopes : hence, the former see things which are afar off, while the latter see only tnose near-by, and even these are exaggerated. My dear child, I wouldn't like to advise you to come to America if you have no friends here. Better times coming byand-by. M. I. Knottsmart. — True, but a man's greatness is not measured by his height. Nature seems to have bestowed higher power for lack of personal beauty upon the conquerors and military heroes of the world. Take Foch, winner of the biggest war of all, and Joffre, Petain and Diaz — all are men of small stature. Further back we have General Grant, Phil Sheridan, John Paul Jones, and Alexander Hamilton, all small men. Then the conqueror of Continental Europe, Napoleon Bonaparte, and others are Lord Nelson, Louis XIV, Frederick the Great of Prussia, Richard the Third, and centuries earlier, Julius Caesar, Alexander the Great and Hannibal. And then there's — no, I cant say it — modesty forbids. Sotto voce : I am only 5 f t. 4 ! Miss Montana. — Well, you do surprise me ! How did you know ? Good luck to you. Hunch. — You're welcome. Gratitude is the memory of the heart. Always glad to hear from the gang. {Continued on page 112) ^100 ..AG£.