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Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section
WILLIAM HAINES in
ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE
with.
LIONEL BARRYMORE-KARL DANE -LEILA HYAMS
A Jack Conway Production
From the play by
Paul Armstrong
Adaptation by A. P. Younger
Continuity by
Sara Y. Mason
Titles by Joe Farnham
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JIMMY GETS
THE THIRD DEGREE
Slowly . . . silently . . . ominously . . . the great steel door swung shut, locking within that airless vault a helpless little child — the sister of the girl he loved. . .
He had endured the third degree — could he stand that pitiful appeal? To "crack" the safe was a confession— not to, was — murder! What did "Jimmy Valentine" decide?
It's an evening you'll remember all your life. A smash hit on Broadway at $2 admission . . .
acclaimed the perfected dialogue accompaniment. You'll have all the same thrills when your local theatre shows this record-breaking MetroGoldwyn-Mayer film,' either silent or with dialogue.
\ THE CONSPIRATORS
WILLIAM HAINES-KARL DANE-TULLV MARSHALL
o4 METRO-GOLD
"More stars than there are in Heaven"
-^*-•.
WILLIAM HAINES WITH LOVELY LEILA HYAMS
It's in our safe — $501
Have you the right combination?
Answer these simple questions
and win the prize!
Come all you safe-crackers with bright ideas! There's $50 and a valuable prize waiting for you in the M-G-M safe! The best set of answers to these five questions turns the trick. Read the rules below and send in your safe-cracking answers.
To the man winning the contest, William Haines will give $50.00 and the electric flash lamp he uses in "Alias Jimmy Valentine". To the woman, Leila Hyams will send $50.00 and the beautiful handbag she carries in the same picture. The next fifty lucky ones will receive my favorite photograph specially autographed by Yours cordially
1 — Name the six popular young players who appear in "Our Dancing Daughters."
2 — Which do you prefer — Sound or Silent movies? Give your reasons within 75 words,
3 — What popular murder story listed as a best seller novel and serial story last year has been made into a talking picture by M-G-M?
4 — Name the Indian Chief in an M-G-M western who posed for the head on the Buffalo nickel.
5 — Who is directing the first all Negro feature planned as an epic production of the colored race?
Write your answers on one side of a single slieet of paper and mail to 3rd Floor, 1^40 Broadway, Neiv York. All answets must be received by Februar>' 15th. Winners* names will be published in a later issue of this magazine.
Note: — If you do not attend the pictures yourself you
may question yout friends or consult motion picture
ma^aiines. In event of tics, each tying contestant will be
awatdcd a prize identical in chatacter with that tied for.
Winners of
The William Haines Contest of October
Mr. A. Humphrey Mrs. John Maloney
Redwood City, California Racine, Wisconsin
IVI AYER PICTURE It's Great vAth Dialogue or Silent!
When jou m-lte to adverUscrs please mention PHOTOPLAY MAOAZINH.