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he Motion Picture Story Magazine
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The June and July issues of this magazine will contain the following Picture Stories:
CHIVALRY, by Edwin M. La Roche. A charming tale, from an ancient French manuscript, told in the quaint but dainty style of old. Those who have seen this in photoplay will be doubly pleased to read it in story.
DIPLOMACY, by Luke Sharp, the well-known humorous writer. This story sparkles with humor thruout. TONY THE GREASER, by L. Case Russell, a tale from San Antonio, full of local color and action.
ACROSS THE MEXICAN BORDER, by Marie Coolidge Rask. An exciting story of life and love in Mexico.
LANCELOT AND ELAINE, by Montanye Perry. This story is told in prose in exquisite style by one of the best writers of the day, and the illustrations are superb.
GETTING SISTER MARRIED, by E. M. Larock, this is done in the form of a comedetta, and it will not only be useful in driving away the blues, but for amateur theatricals. IN THE HOT LANDS, by Marie Coolidge Rask, an exquisite story of ranch life in Texas in which a favorite picture player gives another example of fine horsemanship.
THE TEST OF FRIENDSHIP, by Aurelius Heltberg, a love tale which is enacted partly in a workman's home and partly on the' iron girders of a sky-scraper.
THOMAS A BECKET, by Luliette Bryant, beautifully illustrated and charmingly told.
JIM SCOTT'S FORGIVENESS, by Butler Butler, a story of the lumber camps.
TAMING A TYRANT, by Dorothy Harpur, being the humorous account of the doings in a sailors' boarding-house. FATHER'S LOVE, by Montanye Perry, a pathetic tale of a poor violinist.
WONDERLAND, by Minna Irving.
THE MOTION PICTURE FAN, by La Touche Hancock. THE MOTION PICTURE IN SCIENCE, by Dr. L. D. Broughton.
IRISH HEART, a poem by Lizzie Pinson.
And many other stories, poems and articles by well-known writers. The June number will also contain several stories from photoplays now being prepared for production in June and July. For obvious reasons these cannot be announced in advance. Also, the usual features, including our Gallery of Leading Picture Players. The June issue will be a STAR number. Order now.