Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1920)

(ptf^SSeSG t Fit YOURSELF For Life's Fight THERE'S no place in our live-wire business and 6ocial life for the weak, sickly man who is of no use to himself or anybody else. Health. Strength, Energy, and the Ability they give a man. to win SUCCESS, are the only qualities that count. Nobody will care anything about you, or even give you a second thought, if you go staggering through life with some miserable chronic ailment, weakness or bad habit making you a misfit in the busy, wideawake world; holding you back, keeping you from doing anything worth while and slating you for the shelf or junk heap before your time. Get Out of the Rut Don't be content to end youv life a miserable failure. Don't let a sickly ailment ruin all your chances of success. It won't cure itself. You will never be any better until you exert your will, get hold of yourself, lift yourself out of the rut that is growing deeper every day you travel in it. YOU CAN DO IT. You can free yourself from the Constipation that is destroying the tissues of your body and brain; you can get rid of the Dyspepsia and Indigestion that make you feel as though you carried a millstone in your chest; you can cast off the shackles of any bad habit that is sapping your vitality and making you ashamed to face your fellow men. YOU CAN BE FREE FROM YOUR TROUBLES — strong, well, with every chance of making a success in the world, if you will only WAKE UP!— Look the Facts squarely in the Face and ACT AT ONCE. Win Back Your Health and Strength I'll show you how to do it, in a way that has never failed. I have made a lifetime study of the methods whereby renewed VITALITY — bringing with it Health, Strength and Energy — is. restored by Nature's own methods to the human organism. By those methods I built myself up. until today I am called the strongest man in the world. By them I have built up thousands of weak, ailing, despondent men and women: turned the watery fluid in their veins to rich, tissue-building blood; strengthened their vital organs, developed their muscles, external and internal; given them back health, happiness, hope, ambition and the joy to the full of Living Life. "Vivimus dum Vivamus" — "While we live let us LIVE!" the old Romans said; there's no use living at all, unless one can be well and strong and happy and ENJOY life while it lasts. STRONGFORTISM Stronfrfortism is the Science of Living Life as N ATUREmcant it to be Jived; of taking advantage in the utmost degTe© of the marvelous recuperative powers she has implanted in the human organism and letting her work the cure of any ills. Nature's way Is the only safe, sane, sure way of getting back lost health and strength. Her laws operate for every individual alike, and never fail. Those laws, those methods, I have incorporated in the sys tern of Strongfortism and applied them with unvarying success to my pupils in every partof the world. WhatNATURE, through the practice of Strongfortism. has done for others, she will do for YOU, if you will only give her half a chance. There Isn't the slightest doubt about it. Send for My Free Book 'tSSSSSr«fnSJS!Sl: Strength and Mental Energy" will tell you all about Strong fortism and show you how it can do for YOU what it ha9 already done and :s now doing for other weak, wornout, ailing men and women. It makes no difference where you live or what your occupation is. You can practice Strongfortism in the privacy of your own bedroom, if you like, and gain the utmost benefit, if you will devote to it as little as fifteen or twenty minutes a day. You will notice the improvement, physically and mentally, within a few days after you begin, and your friends will notice your improved appearance as well. SEND FOR THE BOOK NOW. Don't put it off. Every day counts when your vitality is ebbing away. THE BOOK IS FREE. but you gladly would pay a good price for it, if you knew what It would bring you. Fill cut the coupon and enclose it with three 2c stamps to cover packing and postage . and I will mail you with the book a special letter regarding the points you are most interested in. Lionel Strongfort Physical and Health Specialist 1299 Strongfort Institute, Newark, N. J. "•-" CUT OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON ■■' Mr. Lionel Strongfort, Newark, N. J. Dear Strongfort: — Please send me your book. "Promotion and Conservation of Health, Strength «nd Mental Energy," for postage of which I enclose three 2c stamps to cover mailing expenses. I have marked (X) before the subject jn which I am interested. 1299 STRONGFORT The Perfect Man' ^lliffi Lag ..Colds . .Insomnia ..Weak Eyes . .Catarrh ..Short Wind ..Falling Hair . .Asthma ..Flat Feet ..Gastritis ..Hay Fever . .Stomach . . Heartweakne** ..Obesity Disorders . .Poor Circulation ..Headache ..Constipation ..Skin Dlaordtra ..Thinness . . Biliousness . . Despondency ..Rupture ..Torpid Liver . . Round Shoulders . .Lumbago . . Indigestion ..Lung Trouble* . .Neuritis . .Nervousness ..Increased Height • .Neuralgia ..Poor Memory ..Stoop Shoulders ..Flat Chest . . Rheumatism . . Muscular ..Deformity ..Bad Habits Development (describe) . .Weaknesses AGE ^ CITY ^118 LA££ Loved by the children, adored by all, In my estimation she ne'er will fall; Loving and jolly, all movie fans' pet, Show Mabel, and I'm yours, Margaret. Also one to Mary Pickford: Mary Pickford, sweet and fair, With whom no other can compare, 'The Hoodlum' dear, with eyes so blue, Golden curls and a bright smile, too. To those whose lives are filled with sadness, Mary's plays allure with gladness. Come to the Palace, let's no longer tarry, For there we'll see our own sweet Mary. (The Palace is the name of a new theater here, recently erected.) Is Mabel Normand very pretty in real life? Some one told me one day that I, (me, just think!), was the very picture of Marguerite Courtot and some time ago two different parties told me I resembled Bebe Daniels, tho I was not as big. What are they trying to do? Kid me? I suppose so. Please give me the height, weight, waist measure and all of Bessie Love, Mary Miles Minter, Mary Thurman, Peggy Hyland, Mabel Normand and Lila Lee. If you cant give me all, please try to give me some." Alfred Jingle. — I do not object to the use of the word "Movies.'" It has now come into general use and is no longer a term of opprobrium. I think the stage folks were the first to use the word and it was used in an uncomplimentary sense. We might retaliate by calling the stage the "Speakies." Bill Farnum. — Bill Farnum did play in "The Nigger." He is still playing. Well, I dont know a whole lot about silk, but Shantung silk is produced by a species of worm which lives on the willow trees of that Chinese province and differs from the mulberry tree silkworm. You know they work high, which keeps the price up. Pearl White Fan. — I believe you can get Pearl White's book "Just Me" from Brentano's, New York. She is married. The Scrollogram is the monthly organ of the Scroll Club. It has 16 very interesting pages— three cheers for the Scroll Club. Will V. Tell. — You're right, you cant drown a duck for it will stand as much water as a sponge. Both Beatrice Dominquez and Juan de la Cruz are Spanish. They say Larry Semon gets a thousand dollars for each comedy he makes. Alfred N. — Ah, ha! So if man is the lord of creation, then woman is the lady of recreation. Say not so. Mrs. De Wolf Hopper will play opposite William Faversham in "The Man Who Lost Himself." It is directed by George D. Baker for Selznick. Address George Beban, Friars Club, N. Y. Mrs. Wm. Healy, New Zealand. — Ye gods ! You ask "Can you tell me how the soul departs out of our dearest friends?" Ask Theda Bara. What do you think I get paid for anyway? I'm not a $9.50 century plant. If I could answer that question I could get a job on the Christian Herald. Jim, Jam, Jum ; S. Hermandez; L. Fynskov ; Good Luck ; Marie L. ; Pearl White Fan ; M. E. B. ; Green Stockings ; Daisee; Florine; E. Dexter Forever; B. P'. 0.'2 & L. N. ; May ; Pat V. ; C. Stapleton; Virginia L. ; Ray Fan; Henry N.; Curious Beth ; Deux Petite Filles ; Goldie O. ; F. Ogden; Sylvia W. ; Mrss Edna ; Paul ; Anna M. ; G. Lawrence ; M. E. H. ; Dolly Dimples; Earnest One; Lena S. ; Babbie; M. Flanks; B. Wilson — I'll be with you next time. D. W. — William Fox is one of the biggest producers. Lift Corns Out With Fingers A few drops of Freezone loosen corns or calluses so they lift off Apply a few drops of Freezone upon a touchy corn or a callus. 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