Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1924-Jan 1925)

f "sMOTlON PICTURF 01 I MAGAZINE L The first thing people notice is — your hair IF that's wrong — unsightly, straggly — it spoils your whole appearance. Now you can keep the most unruly hair smoothly in place all day. One touch of Stacomb in the morning — and your hair stays just as you want it till you go to bed at night. Women, too, find Stacomb excellent —especially for bobbed hair. It is a light, velvety, invisible cream — not gummy or sticky. In jars and tubes, at all drug and department stores. Free Standard Laboratories, Inc., Dept. 12-0 " 113 W. 18th St., New York City l/jler| Please send me, free of charge, a I generous sample tube of Stacomb. , Name | r^flddress LAST CHANCE OFFER $5.00 value .•j for $3.00 n. T t Samuel Goldwy "Behind the Scree Publishers' Price, $2.50 1 year subscription to either Motion PictureMagazine, Classic or Beauty "Behind the Screen" By Samuel Goldwyn This is your last chance — a one year subscription for either one of our three interesting magazines, with "Behind the Screen," for $3.00. Send us $1.00 and we will enter your subscription. The book will be mailed parcel post C. O. D. Pay the postman on arrival $2.00 plus postage. CUT HERE MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE. Book Department, 175 Dufficld Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Please enter my name on your mailing list to receive the □ Motion Picture Magazine Q Classic □ Beauty for one year commencing and also send me a copy of Mr. Goldwyn's book "Behind the Screen." □ $1.00 enclosed — balance of $2.00. plus postage will be paid Postman upon delivery of book. Name St. and No. City State .•■•• For Canada add 75 centi — Foreign, $1.25 Our Reporter's Notebook (Continued from page 104) discussed nothing stronger than her adopted baby's teeth and soothing syrup with outsiders, and in this wise and otherwise, has mollified those who undertake to censor the conduct of movie stars and their own neighbors. Chaney has gained this foremost place in the Kleig because of his work as the drug addict in "The Miracle Man," as the hunchback in "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," and as other remarkable characters requiring strange and unique characterization. While Douglas Fairbanks is deliberating on going to Southern Spain in order to learn bull-fighting from the angle of the film producer and star, Tom Terriss and seventeen members of the cast of "The Bandolero,-' are on their way to the romantic location to stage a bull-fight and take a number of exteriors. Among those in the party are : Mr. and Mrs. Terriss, Renee Adoree, Dorothy Ruth, Ellen F. Kelly, Pedro de Cordoba, Guy A. Vaughn, Thomas A. Arthur, and many others. The company will stop in Paris entour to the South. "The Last Man on Earth," Fox has discovered him and will make of him a big superproduction — the last man would be, of course. The story is by John D. Swayne ; J. G. Blythestone will direct it. Earle Fox has the title-role supported by Grace Cunard, Gladys Tennyson, Clarissa Selwyn, Buck Black and Maurice Murphy. "He Who Gets Slapped," a successful Theatre Guild production, has been secured by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer productions. Lon Chaney will be starred in the role that Richard Bennett made famous on the stage. The filming of "The Tree in the Garden," already announced for production, will be postponed in order to give place to "He Who Gets Slapped." Mr. Why Girls Leave Home — it's not a circumstance to Why Girls Return Home, at least, Lillian Rich thinks the latter is such an interesting subject that she's written a scenario on the theme, and some director has agreed with her sufficiently to buy it. Now it can be told : "Why Girls Leave Home." At the end of the rainbow — in a maze of colors — that's where it would seem that the Wanderer in the Wasteland found him(Conthmed on page 113) Like every other man in the world, Tom Mix wanted a son. He thought a son would step into his chaps and boots and carry on. . . . But it was ordained otherwise and a little girl came to bless the Mix ranch. Tom had her christened Thomasina as a compromise . . . and now he wouldn't part with her for all the sons in creation ,#s 106