Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1927)

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Advertising Section Announcing the Winners in the ' 'Crazy Quilt" Contest {Continued from page 90) weave their designs to fill in the pattern of the really interesting drama. Judith, of course, constitutes the central figure around which the other players revolve. The husband, Landis, Letty, and last but by no means least, Lillian, work out their parts by solving Judith's greatest problem, and thus cover the main space in the quilt. Threaded thru this pattern, and woven around it, is a finer and more delicate one — the subtle tracery of Judith's character. Numerous small pieces of various shapes and colors, contributed mostly by little incidents of no importance in themselves, but vital in the qualities of mind which they convey, go towards the completion of this inner design. Her thought fulness of others, her humble opinion of self and her patient efforts to mend the broken vessel of her marriage, are the sum total of these. The story is so closely hung together that the omission of one character or incident would spoil the whole quilt. What would we do without the astute Lillian? And, yet her design was apparently only odd little pieces, here and there, in the corners. Mrs. A. R. Buck With no small effort I reserved the reading of "Crazy Quilt'' until I had the entire six copies added to my Motion" Picture collection. Xow I have just finished it, and it surely tugs at your heart-strings. I am a housewife — and a mother — and I have made crazy quilts out of the little pieces that accumulate year after year. I have combined light with dark and with half-way between colors, stitched together with threads of different hue, and I have woven into each quilt the memories that came, unbidden, at the sight of every piece. "Crazy Quilt" is indeed a fitting name and the best title, in my opinion, for Adele Ormiston's wonderful story. Life is a crazy quilt when we stop to reflect. Not, of course, "crazy" in the sense the word is largely used — but. in the living of sad days and glad days, of dark years and glowing, bright ones, all in our collection of hours and days and years that make a lifetime. Judith Tower's life can surely be applied to this. Birth — and childhood — and we live our lives in whatever niche that Destiny (or shall we call it Fate?) allots us. For some a colorless quilt ; for others, one of gay, bright tints. And for still others, gladness with tears — joy with heartache. Their quilt or life, as Judith Tower's was, is indeed strikingly patterned, with light and dark, laughter and tears, combined in such a manner that they make up a crazy quilt — a life. Mrs. Mary Gould There are no fewer or other words in the English language that could express more adequately and fully than just "Crazy Quilt" this particular story, because the average life of a prominent motion picture actor or actress is so vitally ' and completely different from the prosaic existence led by the majority of people whose life is regular, safe, and uneventful, year in and year out. The greatest difference between the lives of actors and the average person is in the extreme contrasts of all their experiences. (Continued on page 120) Nonce to Readers A Clitcago representative oi this magazine and reprcsentath esof over 100 other publications witnessed .1 successful and satisfaj tony demonstration oi these wavers. Miss Anderson's Statement When J arrived at the Kallmann & Fabry Studio my hail was Straight as you may see in the picture above. I had wry little faith in any of the so-called hair-wavers and expected I would have to visit my hairdresser before keeping my other posing appointments in the afternoon. To my delight, as you will see from the center photograph, it was not necessary. My hair was perfectly waved (Signed) Miss Evelyn Anderson K \( TM \NN & FABRY CO. Commercial Photographers ih Reaute. Chicago, Illinois. T, Edward J. Cook. 1 an at tlial photographs taken by me while Miss Evelyn Andi hair was marcelled with M I 1m one at the left she Anderson's hair as she entered my studio. That at the right shows the Maison MarcelTers in place. The renter photograph shows Miss Anderson's hail as it appeared 30 minutes later. (Signed] Edward J. Cook Subscribed and sworn to before nn this 24th day of March, 1926. Emma W. Siolzenboch, Notary Public Yours . . . The Loveliest Marcel Imaginable Just 30 minutes — once a week — at home BE FREE — free from slavery to your hair, from the tyranny of the hot iron, the expense of the beauty shop, the inconvenient * "appointments" OF course, you're weary of your unceasing slavery to your hair. Vou are sick of the endless round of beauty shop appointments, the indifferent operators, the difficulty of appointments, the disastrous results of hot irons, the tedious process of the "permanent," the bother of water waves, the constant expense. But, more than ever, you know how imperative it is to keep looking your best. "If other women can take the time and trouble, if they can afford the money, to keep their hair constantly waved, then I must, too." And you go the weary round again. End— TOD AY— the expensive, time-consuming, hair-ruining, " beauty shop" habit Don't be a slave to hair care a minute longer. It isn't necessary Vou can be immediately and permanently free from all the nuisance of hot iron marcels, "permanents" and water waves. But that doesn't mean that you must let your hair go, that you are doomed to straight, straggly, unkempt locks. tFar from it! A More Beautiful Marcel Than You Have Ever Known Vou can have the most gloriously waved hair you have everhad — a coiffure of smooth, loose, becoming waves framing your face, showing off your hair in all the beauty of its natural lustre, giving new grace to your shapely head. Just 30 minutes witii the Maison Marcellers once a week — at liome — gives you this marcel of unbelievable loveliness. A SI. 50 Marcel Saved Every Time You Use Them You know how appallingly your waving expense mounts up. The Maison Marcellers save all this expense and worry Just the price of a marcel or two, and you are free forever from further expense. In no time at all, you have saved the price of a new hat or frock. Be the Envy of All Your Friends Think how your friends will envy you your constant good grooming! Think what a reputation you will earn for unfailing smartness, with hair never straggly and unkempt, but always in the loveliest of soft, becoming waves! It Waves While You Dress All you do is slip tile Maison Marcellers on slightly dampened locks — and while you dress, your hair is waving. At the end of thirty minutes you slip the Maison Marcellers off — and your hair lies in a wave as utterly charming as the one pictured above. Does it sound too good to be true? Let your mirror decide. It will prove the almost unbelievable wonder of the Maison Marceller results. Bring Back Your Hair's Natural Beauty Xo matter how ruined your hair has been by previous waving methods, your Maison Marcellers give it a chance to regain its own soft, silky lustre. Once you are freed from the tyranny of hot irons tnat burn, break and discolor the hair and dry the scalp, the hot blast of water-wave "setting" that makes tne hair so dry and brittle, or other waving method that takes ouG all the life and lustre, and makes the hair harsh and kink\\ your hair begins to return to health and vigor. Ideal for Any Type of Hair— Any Arrangement It doesn't matter how you wear your hair, in a shingle bob, Ina Claire, horseshoe wave or pompadour, center or side part, the Maison Marcellers give it the correct line for that style. And it doesn't matter whether your hair is soft and fluffy, coarse and straight, long or short — you will have a wave that is utterly lovely. Vou can marcel your whole head, or you can simply reset the difficult side locks or a few unruly strands in the back. Vou can sleep with the Maison Marcellers on, if you want. They are made of soft rubber, light and flexible, scientifically designed. Before putting this Marcelling Outfit on the market, we asked fifty women to try it out and give us their opinion. Without exception, they were most enthusiastic about it Here are part of some of the letters we received. Miss K. W., Chicago: I have had my hair marcelled so much that it was beginning to get terribly dry and scraggly. Since I have quit applying heat to my hair, it is quickly regaining its old lustre and beauty. I think your marcelling outfit is wonderful. Mrs. A. K... Memphis: I am cursed with thin, straight hair that is unusually hard to wave. I have tried many home marcelling outfits, but have always been disappointed until your Maison Marcellers came. Now I can easily keep my hair in a dandy marcel, just the way I want it. I can't say too much for your new invention. A Wonderful Offer — For a Limited Time We know that the quickest, surest way to give this revolutionary new invention complete supremacy over all other waving methods is to place it in the hands of women who will use it. Their enthusiastic endorsement will give this new device countrywide popularity in record time. That is why we are making this special, limited-time offer: A complete set of Maison Marcellers, including a new and authentic marcel fashion chart, for only $2.98, plus a few cents' postage — a price that scarcely covers the cost of making, packing and advertising. Send No Money — Just Mail the Coupon Even at this special price you need not risk a penny. Just sign and mail the coupon. In a few days, when the postman brings your outfit, just deposit $2.98 with him (plus a few cents' postage). And when you put in your first marcel, you'll say it was the best purchase you ever made in your life, for your hair waving troubles are ended. Every time you use this outfit, you'll get better and better results and you'll never have to spend your good time and money for marcels again. After you have tried this marvelous new marcelling outfit for 5 days, if you are not delighted with results — if it doesn't give you the most beautiful marcel you ever had and improve your hair in every way — simply return the outfit to us and your money will be refunded quickly and cheerf ully. But don't put it off. Be among the first to take advantage of this special introductory offer. Fill in and mail the coupon. MAISON De BEAUTE 124 W. Illinois Street Chicago, Illinois ■COUPON • Maison de Beaute. I 124 W. Illinois St., Dept. 109, Chicago, Illinois. | Gentlemen: Please send me your newly invented marcelling outfit. includinR Maison Marcellers. Marcel | Style Chart, and complete directions which I agree ■ to follow. I agree to deposit $2.98 (plus postage) I with the postman when he makes delivery. If the ■ Marcellers do not put a perfectly defined wave in my 'hair, I will return the outfit within 5 days and you I are to refund the purchase price without argument 1 or delay. I Xame . . I Address •City State | NOTE: If you expect to be out when the postman comes, enclose $3.10 with your order and the MarcelI ling Outfit will be sent postpaid. When you write to advertisers please mention MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE. / 99