Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1925)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section 97 gate, Frank Mayo; John Jordan, Hobart Bosworth; Alicia Wingatc, Anna Q. Nilsson; Madame Mar got, Myrtle Stedman; Sonny, Baby Dorothy Brock. "THE LADY"— First National.— Story by Martin Brown. Screen version by Frances Marion. Directed by Frank Borzage. The cast: Polly Pearl, Norma Talmadge; Leonard St. Aubyns, Wallace MacDonald; St. Attbyns, Senior, Brandon Hurst; Tom Robinson, Alf Goulding; Fannie Le Clair, Dorris Lloyd; Blackic, Walter Long; Leonard Cairns, George Hackathorne; Mr. Wendovcr, Marc MacDermott; Madame Adricnnc Chatcllicr, Paulette Duval; Freckles, John Fox, Jr.; Madame Blanche, Emily Fitzroy; John Cairns, John Herdman; Mrs. Cairns, Margaret Seddon; London Boy, Edwin Hubbell; Mr. Graves, Miles McCarthy. "MISS BLUEBEARD" — Paramount — Story by Gabriel Dregely. Adapted by Townsend Martin. Directed by Frank Tuttle. The cast: Colette Girard, Bebe Daniels; Larry Charters, Robert Frazer; Bob Hawley, Kenneth MacKenna; The Hon. Bertie Bird, Raymond Griffith; Lulu, Martha Madison; Gloria Harding, Diana Kane; Colonel Harding, Lawrence D'Orsay; Eva, Florence Billings; Bounds, Ivan Simpson. "THE GREAT DIVIDE"— Metro-Goldwyn. — From the play by William Vaughn Moody. Adaptation and continuity by Waldemar Young. Directed by Reginald Barker. Photography by Percy Hilbury. The cast: Ruth Jordan, Alice Terry; Stephen Ghent, Conway Tearle; "Dutch," Wallace Beery; Philip Jordan,Hunt\y Gordon; Dr. Winthrop Newbury, Allan Forrest; "Shorty," George Cooper; Polly Jordan, ZaSu Pitts; Lon, William Orlamond. "NEW TOYS"— First National— From the play by Milton Herbert Gropper and Oscar Hammerstein, 2nd. Scenario lay Josephine Lovett. Directed by John S. Robertson. The cast: Will Webb, Richard Barthelmess; Mary Lane, Mary Hay; Natalie Woods, Katherine Wilson; Sam Clark, Francis Conlon; Tom Lawrence, Clifton Webb; Mrs. Lane, Bijou Fernandez; Mary, Queen of Scots {in the play), Laura Lacillade; Theatrical Managers, Jules Jordan, Jacob Kingsbury; Stage Doorman, Tammany Young; The New Toy, Baby Pat O'Connor. "CAPITAL PUNISHMENT" — Schulberg-Preferred. — Story by B. P. Schulberg. Adapted by John Goodrich. Directed by James P. Hogan. The cast (in prologue) : The Boy, Eddie Phillips; The Chaplin, Alec. B. Francis; The Mother, Edith Yorke; The Governor, Joseph Kilgour; The Warden, George Nichols; The Doctor, John Prince; (in main story) Gordon Harrington, Elliott Dexter; Danny O'Connor, George Hackathorne; Delia Tate, Clara Bow; Mona Caldwell, Margaret Livingston; Harry Phillips, Robert Ellis; Mrs. O'Connor, Mary Carr; Pawnbroker, Fred Warren; Officer Dugan, Wade Boteler. " LEARNING TO LOVE "—First National.— Story by Emerson-Loos. Directed by Sidney Franklin. The cast: Patricia Stanhope. Constance Talmadge; Scott Warner, Antonio Moreno; Aunt Virginia, Emily Fitzroy; Tom Morton, Johnny Harron; Billy Carmichael, Ray Hallor; John the Barber, Alf Goulding; Professor Bonnard, Wallace MacDonald; Aunt Penelope, Edythe Chapman; Count Coo-Coo, Bryon Munson; Butler, Edgar Norton; Butler, Percy Williams. "THE SWAN"— Paramount.— From the play by Ferenc Molnar. Scenario by Dimitri Bochowetzki. Directed by Dimitri Buchowetzki. The cast: Alexandra, Frances Howard; H. R. H. Albert of Kersten-Rodenfcls, Adolphe Menjou; Dr. Walter, Ricardo Cortez; Princess Beatrice, Ida Waterman; Amphirosa, Helen Lindroth; Wanda von Gluck, Helen Lee Worthing; George, Joseph Depew; Arsene, George Walcott; Father Hyacinth, Michael Visaroff; Please use it critically! "The Perfect Powder" (j-IVE it a thorough test! Com*J pare Encharma carefully with any other powder you have ever used! Judge it for fineness and smoothness of texture, for the velvety softness it gives your complexion, for adherence, for fragrance! Ask of it anything you want a powder to do — and see how satisfyingly it responds. Then you will know why women everywhere are calling it itcthe Perfect Powder." It's the scientific blending of pure cold cream with the choicest of powders that makes Encharma Cold Cream Complexion Powder so noticeably better — that makes it really cling until removed. Test it today! Sold everywhere — in fascinating oval box, with puff enclosed. In Flesh, White and Rachel. Or, mail coupon below for the Luxor Samplette. JoncfiarmcL ft) foCd Cream \ J [ompCexion V*^/ ponder LUXOR LIMITED, Chicago Address: 135; W. 31st ! I enclose 25c, for which please : vour LuxorSamplettecontaining j mples of Encharma Powder and c , Cold Cream, Rouge and Con TOILET REQUISITES OF ENDURING CHARM on rriOTOrLAY MAGAZINE .