Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1927)

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We have a magnificent Box Assortment containing 21 high-grade Christmas Greeting Cards and folders, each with an envelope. Steel Engraved, Colored, Paneled and Bordered. Sells for $1.00; costs 60 cts. Nothing ever sold begins to compare with the sale of Christmas Box Assortments. Write for particulars and free samples. WALTHAM ART PUBLISHERS 7 Water Street, Dept. O Bosto n, Mass* The "Vizette" worn with vizor attached. Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section Pinto Pete, Win. Dunn; Mr. Benning, Chas. Sellon; Jim, Otto Hoffman; Pony Blenning, Ethlyne ("lair; Beanpole, Slim Summerville; Indians, Chief White Spear, Black Hawk — Mohawk, Chief Big Tree — Iroquois, Mary Lopez — Yaquis. Also Choctaws — Siwaskes. "RED RAIDERS, THE"— First National.— From the story by Marion Jackson. Directed by Albert Rogell. The cast: Lieut. John Scott, Ken Maynard; Jane Logan, Ann Drew; Sergeant Murphy, Paul Hurst; Capt. Ortwell, J. P. 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Photography by Ray June. The cast: Mrs. Jean Taylor, Mrs. Wallace Reid; George Taylor, Rockliffe Fellows; Jean Taylor (the daughter), Alice White; Maurice, the dancer, John Mil j an; Maria, his partner, Laska Winters; Mons. Francis, Chas. Buddy Post; Claire, Ruth Stonehouse; Mae, the other woman, Gladvs Brockwell; The Countess, Ethel Wales. "SILENT HERO, THE"— Rayart — From the story by H. H. Van Loan. Directed by Duke Worne. Photography by Ernest Smith. The cast: Bud Taylor, Robert Frazer; Mary Stoddard. Edna Murphy; Wade Burton, Ernest Hilliard; John Stoddard, Joseph Girard; " Blinky," Harry Allen; "The Phantom," Napoleon Bonaparte. AreYOUO Spiked to I Your Job • Take inventory of yourself. Are you getting anywhere? What is the outlook for your future? Don't let yourself get stale on the job. There are thousands of men and women right now in offices, factories, or working at trades literally spiked to their jobs. Success is not just simply a matter of luck. 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