Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1924-Jan 1925)

f "MOTION PICTURF 01 I MAGAZINE L Advertising Section t on * eOery woman's lips TANGEE is the most discussed, widely used and highly recommended lipstick today. When you putabit on your lips you will see the startling change of color that takes place — orange changing to natural red. Blonde or brunette, it blends perfectly with every complexion, bringing out the natural color of your lips while enhancing their attractiveness. Does not come off on the napkin when eating or on the gloves or veil. Waterproof and permanent. Natural — not artificial. Contains a cold cream base, therefore softening and soothing to the lips. For sale wherever toilet preparations are sold — Price $1.00 (Will outlast five ordinary sticks) THE GEORGE W. LUFT COMPANY NEW YORK PARIS LONDON P**"^ Mons. Doriot TflNG€€ The Original Orange LIPSTICK 110 si \ To get the most perfectTANGEE (natural) effect also use either Tangee Creme Rouge for a dry skin, price $1.00— or Tangee Rouge, price 75c. Now available. Both are waterproof. SEND FOR SAMPLE THE GEORGE W. LUFT COMPANY 489 Fifth Avenue (Dept. M-l), New York City Enclosed find 10 cents in coin for packing and mailing sample of TANGEE — the original orange lipstick that changes to natural red. Name^ ^ J Letters to the Editor {Continued from page 70) Long Live Lon Chaney Dear Editor : Whenever I am asked who is my favorite screen actor, I immediately reply, "Lon Chaney!" There are many reasons why I like him, but there are two in particular. The first is, that, tho he is always given the very hardest roles in the movies, he always gives such an excellent portrayal of them that by his characterization he stands out as the one who makes the picture a success. The second is, that you cannot watch him on the screen for a moment without realizing that he is not acting but living his part. His is the highest contribution that an actor can give to filmdom, for he acts for art's sake. Does anyone dispute me when I say that Lon Chaney is the best character actor on the screen? Whatever the role in which he appears, one is immediately convinced that he was made for it. His Hunchback of Notre Dame was one of the most brilliant pieces of acting ever seen on stage or screen. Of course, one receives a very vivid impression of the hunchback from readin;;' Victor Hugo's book, but after seeing Lon Chaney in the role, he stands out as a figure so pitiable yet so poignantly human that one can never forget him. And fancy the intense bodily torture Lon Chaney must have suffered while playing it ! I trust that the future, which throws everyone into their proper perspective, may hail Lon Chaney as the greatest screen actor of his age. He deserves that honor. Three cheers for him ! A. H., Phoebus, Va. Bumps and Boosts from Readers Dear Editor : Now there is Leatrice Joy — one could not call her beautiful, perhaps, but she certainly is delightful to watch on the screen, where her winning personality captivates her audience from the start. Now, I'm single and I dont intend to get into trouble right away by taking unto myself a wife to battle with the rest of my days. But when I do lead a blushing bride away from the altar, she's going to be the sort of woman I believe Leatrice Toy to be. P. H., Fort Myers, Fla. John Bowers signing the required entry blank, which permitted him to enter the automobile races in Los Angeles on Thanksgiving Day Every advertisement in MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE is guaranteed.