Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1919)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section Ease and SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS brings timidity, restrained action and awkwardness. The use of Delatone relieves the mind from anxious watchfulness of movement, and at the same time permits unembarrassed wearing of the sleeveless &owns or sheer sleeves in the present fashions. Unhampered movement, artless &race and easy elegance are made possible with Delatone. That is why — "they all use Delatone" Delatone is an old and well-known scientific preparation, for the quick, safe and certain removal of hairy growths, no matter how thick or stubborn. Beauty specialists recommend Delatone for removal of objectionable hair from face, neck or arms. After application, the skin is clear, firm and hairless. Druggists sell Delatone; or an original 1 -or. jar will be mailed to any address upon receipt of $1 by THE SHEFFIELD PHARMACAL CO. Dept.HT. 339 S. 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J30 RashBldg.,Salina,Kansas W ild Honey ( Concluded j Several hours later, the youth and girl left the par-onage and found their way down the path to the road beyond. The minister ^nd his wife stood watching them tenderly from the doorstep but the pair were too wrapped in their own thoughts to see them. Only at the gate they turned back to look at the house which seemed to beam on them like a benign and friendly face. Once, as a shutter napped, it seemed to wink at them. What Makes a Gas E ngine Go? (Concluded from page 46) strong on engineering, Leventhal could appreciate fully the value of explaining a complicated process by means of combining with ordinary motion pictures a diagram of operations that the ordinary camera could not catch in consecutive and continuous outline on the screen. One of these animated drawings made for exhibition in theaters showed the marvelous and intricate mechanical processes by which the adding machine performs all the arithmetical computations the bookkeeper"* brain has had to do in the past, only much faster and without the possibility of error. When an adding machine man chanced to see thLpicture in his pet theater he requested that the film be shown to an audience of adding machine salesmen in the home office at Detroit. In that audience were veterans who had been selling machines for fifteen years and who were not ashamed to confess that they had never really understood how the machine worked until they saw the process explained in the animated drawings. Now. they said, they felt that they knew all about it and that the knowledge would enable them to sell more machines than they ever sold before. This kind of talk made the chief executives so angry that they ordered a lot of positive prints of the film so they could show them to everyone everywhere who had anything to do with the making or marketing of their product. Other manufacturing problems in process of being elucidated in animated drawings include the making of steel, of electric appliances, telephones, of dyes and of clothing. These films explain in a way that can be comprehended by the dullest workmen in highly specialized factories the operation of the complicated machines on a single part of which they may perform a single operation. That knowledge helps them to do better work; and by stimulating their interest enables them to do more of it. Animated drawings are of especial value in apprentice schools which are maintained by SO many great manufacturing concerns and by a number of the larger railroad systems. In fact, the animated drawings are already playing an important part in various parts of the educational field. A half reel explaining the operation of the gasoline motor is in wide vise training chauffeurs and mechanics. Universities and colleges are using films explaining the nebular hypothesis, the formation of coal, the cause and action pf volcanoes and of cyclones. Technological schools are using films that explain the construction of the Panama Canal, of Hell Gate Bridge, of the New York subways, and of the tubes under the Hudson and the East River, and other famous engineering undertakings. Every atlverttecment In l-ilorori.AY MAGAZINE is guaranteed,