Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1920)

(]l2!«^!£u,t i Posed by Nita Naldi, Century Theatre TTawfovaw The New Beaaty^/Treatmeni for the Hands BEAUTIFUL hands— white as pearls — soft ao satin — fragrant as the breath of spring blossoms — a rare gift from the Court of Marie Antoinette — Tanforan! Subtly rounding and strengthening the tissues that have begun to sag or wrinkle, soothing and softening red chapped skin, Tanforan vanquishes those arch enemies of beauty — time and household duties. You will appreciate and marvel at the magic of Tanforan! And there is still another reason why you will love Tanforan — its perfume! A tantalizing essence of blossoms — music — moonlight — and tender memories! The first breath will grip your heart. Tanforan is not to be confused with hand lotions, vanishing creams, etc. It is an entirely new beauty treatment. Fcr the Hands — After bathing itli warm water, and a mild soap, dry carefully. Massage with Tanforan gently, working toward the finger tips. For Face, Neck and Arms — After bathing with a mild soap and warm water, dry carefully and apply Tanforan, massaging with finger ^ tips, with a slow even motion. After Shaving — Dry the face thoroughly and massage with Tanforan until dry. Tearv\ybUcea/ie . I l/( Incorporated I I \J NEW YORK TOFFICE XI W 422-dSt V> azs =fi£t! "S3) MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY to Jean Vallee & Cie 17 West 42nd Street, New York. This coupon is worth 9c to you. 16c in stamps and this coupon entitles you to a regular 25c bottle of Tanforan. tax paid. You will adore it. M. P. Name Address 92 Afi£ Popular Players Puzzle Closes Winners Are Announced and Prizes Awarded The closing date for the Popular Players Puzzle Contest was set for March 15th, but owing to unforeseen delays in the readjustment era following the printers' strike, the March Magazine did not, in many instances, reach the readers until after that date. Therefore, all puzzle solutions which were received up until the last day of the decisions were included. Our readers, feeling sure that something would be done, sent their answers into the magazine offices in scores and it proved a most difficult task to finally decide who was deserving of the awards — especially in one or two instances where more than one reader had the same number of errors. However, we announced that in a case of this sort the solution submitted in the most original or decorative way would be given precedence and this was done. The winners are as follows : Mr First Prize— Mrs. P. Hirschfeld, of 374 Wooley Avenue, Astoria, L. L, N. Y. Hirschfeld's solution was perfect and she has been awarded a check for $10.00. Second Prize— Miss Mildred L. Miller, Box 885, Crested Butte, Colorado. Miller came second with four errors and she will receive a year's subscription to all three of the Brewster Publications, which are the Motion Picture Magazine, Motto n Picture Classic and Shadowland. Miss Third Prize — Miss Clara Leav, of 1604 Madison Avenue, New York City, N. Y. Miss Leav's solution had five errors and she will receive a year's subscription to two of the Brewster Publications, which she may select. Fourth Prize— Miss Ida Warstat of 263 Thomas Street, St. Paul, Minn. Miss Warstat's solution also contained five errors, but with the originality and decorativeness in submission being considered, Miss Leav was given precedence. Therefore, Miss Warstat will receive a year's subscription to whichever one of the Brewster Publications she selects. Fifth Prize— Mrs. G. H. Rice, of 110 Broadway, Ocean Grove, N. J. Mrs. Rice was one of the many contestants whose solution contained six errors. However, her answer was unanimously considered the most worthy of the award because of the unique way in which she submitted her solution. Mrs. Rice pasted heads of the actors who were used in the puzzle in their proper places, in this way telling the stor3r. She will receive six months' subscription to one of the Brewster Publications which she may select. The story should read: Long ago on a May (Doris) day when the world was Young (Clara K.) there lived a Little (Ann) girl of Sweet (Blanche) disposition and Fair (Elinor) to look upon. Her thoughts were as pure as Snow (Marguerite). One day she left her home and wandered into the Forrest (Alan) beyond, in search of the enchanted Castle (Irene). As she walked she turned the Paige (Jean) in her Storey (Edith) book and read about St. John (Al). Dressed in her simple frock of White (Pearl) and looking very Pretty (Arline) she thought she would search for the fairies. She met a Mann (Frankie) who she later learned was a Forman (Tom) of some Mason (Shirley) men working on the building of a house near her own. He was one of those good Fellowes (Rockcliffe) whom everyone likes of Steele (Vernon) will and Reed (Florence) like form, and the fading sun cast a Ray (Charles) of light about him. She saw him Standing (Wyndham) against one of the trees with its beautiful Green (Dorothy) leaves as he whittled a Kane (Gail) from one of the branches. Before she had come upon him he had been hunting and two animals lay in the grass at his feet. One was a Hart (William S.) and the other a Fox (Earle). He seemed to have killed Moore (Tom) than he could Carey (Harry) and was evidently in a Huff (Louise) about his lack of strength. He seemed Hale (Creighton) and when he laughed at her and offered her a drink, he brightened up as tho of a Caprice (June) turn of mind. Now the child realized she was lost, so she asked the man to take her back home. Because of his great Love (Bessie) of children, he said he would and they started to Traverse (Madlaine) the distance. They wended their way toward the Marsh (Mae) and finally over the Hyland (Peggy). The little tot was a good Walker (Lillian) and they both were happy. Soon the big Stonehouse (Ruth), the child's home, loomed up before them. And when the little girl's mother met them in the Hall (Ella) and clasped her child in her arms, there was great Re-Joyce-ing (Alice). This contest proved so very popular with our readers and we have had so many requests for more puzzles that there will be another published in an early issue. Watch for it !