Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1919)

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Photoplay M\(.\zi.Nt:~Ai)VEHTisiNo Section The Cinema of Foo^ ^1 (Concluded) -» ping of maple fon-sts and the whole prioi-^ J of •sutrahnR down." j ~ ■ ^.•.^ But Ihe busy honey bio^ii*»Mt»#il W tiP the most interesting and instructive lilniever screened. For years the Canadian government has been urging farmers to cuiiivato their bees, not merely for the honey but because the honey bee is the greatest plant fertilizer in the world, through the distribution of pollen. This film showed bees singly and in swarms; showed the queen and the workers; how to handle them without danger of a sting; showed hives and colonies, the filling of the combs and every step of the process from the blossom to the table. Ii also emphasized the fact that honey is the most highly concentrated pure natural food in the world. This year Canada will surely export millions of poun(b of honey in e.xcess of the tremendous demand for home consumption. Sugar was conserved for the .Mlied armii-s Canadians are eating more nutritious "sweet" food than formerly. Incomes are bein^ greatly increased, and along with the other elements that helped to win the war and cause Canada to emerge greater than ever. Ihe government cheerfully acclaims the "movies." U3 Wl lere Do AVe Eat? (Concluded from page jj-) a new script with their scenario writer or give general suggestions for the business ahead of them. Mary Pickford's viands are kept hot in a little aluminum heater, in the bottom of which are healed bricks. The Goldwyn studio at Culver City is the only one in the picture colony where waitress« do the serving. Tables in one corner are rescr\cd for the star, directors and leads of the different companies, and one for studio officials. Madge Kennedy in the garb of an oriental dancer, Mabel Xormand in her vilbse cut -up attire. Pauline Frederick and her director chatting and smoking cigarettes. Tom Moore as a tramp dining with Hedda Nova. 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