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12 } THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR, OCTOBER 24, 1920... _
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Something very special for readers | of The Indianapolis Sunday Star, — _ Beginning Sunday, November 7th
“
A Delightful Treat
See These A Special Surprise’
Advance Pictures
of the beautiful street costumes and charming house gowns recently imported by the female stars of Filmland, including
June Caprice Priscilla Dean
Geraldine Farrar Mary Miles Minter
Fabulously priced furs of rare chinchilla worn by Dorothy Cummings, a marvellous gown of raspberry velvet with hat to match as specially posed for us by Mary Miles Minter, and half a dozen other costume photographs of interest to every woman form a special feature of THE INDIANAPOLIS SUNDAY STAR’S Motion-Play Magazine on and after Nov. 7. Seven exclusive photographs of Pearl White taken on her Long Island farm give you an intimate glimpse of this rising young film star. Other new and exclusive photographs portray the big dramatic scenes and incidents of the new screen plays soon to be shown locally.
Will Rogers Art Acord “Bill” Duncan Charles Hutchinson
will be shown in feats of daring and break-neck situations incident to their new plays, of which these are advance photographs. Everybody interested in the new moving picture plays (and who isn’t?) will find in Motion-Play Magazine an absorbing pictorial forecast of coming events with bright, pithy editorial captions that will amuse, edify and enlighten every member of the family.
A Novel Innovation
Commencing Sunday, November
7, readers of The Indianapolis.
Sunday Star will-receive, in addition to the regular paper, an 8page photographic section, handsomely printed on super-calendered stock by the beautiful gravure process, and containing 35 or more supremely interesting pictures of Plays, People and Events in the moving picture world. You get this costly and beautiful |
It is specially edited to interest every member of the family. There is no other publication like it. In a series of-special photographed views, enlivened by scintillating captions, it gives each week a terse and graphic presentation of the big human interest scenes from all the newest film productions with special personal glimpses of the home life, social activities and daily diversions of famous stars and nearstars of Filmland.
-members of the family.
MOTION-PLAY IViAGAZINE
Free with The Indianapolis Sunday Star, Commencing Sunday, Nov. 7th’
A Complete and fascinating Moving Picture Entertainment for all
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