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Photoplay Magazine for September, 1930
What $1.25
Will Bring You
In six issues of Photoplay Magazine hundreds of unusual pictures of photoplayers and illustrations of their work and pa^ime.
Scores of interesting articles about the people you see on the screen.
Splendidly written short stories, some of which you will see acted at your moving picture theater.
Brief reviews of current pictures with full casts of stars playing.
The truth and nothing but the truth, about motion pictures, the stars, and the industry.
You have read this issue of Photoplay, so there is no necessity for telling you that it is one of the most superbly illustrated, the best written and most attractively printed magazines published today — and alone in its field of motion pictures.
Send a money order or check for fl.25 addressed to
Photoplay Magazine
Dept. H-9, 919 No. Michigan Av., CHICAGO
and receive the next issue and five issues thereafter.
PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE
Department H-9 919 No. Michigan Ave., CHICAGO
Gentlemen: I enclose hercwilh $1.25 (Canada $1.50; Foreign $1.75), for hImlIi you will kindly enter my subscriplinn for PHOTofLAV Magazine for six months (six issues) eileciivc with the next issue.
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Meta Diane Neuburg of Tuckahoe, N. Y., chosen as Photoplay's representative in the contest conducted by thirteen magazines to pick "Miss Columbia." Right, Meta in her ballet costume
THE TWO handsome pictures on this page will give you a very fair idea of "^liss Photoplay," this magazine's entrant in the contest to choose "Jliss Columbia' in a nationwide contest sponsored by Columbia Pictures, Inc.
Our charming contestant is Miss Meta Diane Xeuburg, of Tuckahoe, N. Y. Out of college a year, Miss Xeuburg, at twenty-one. is a school librarian in her home town, with amateur theatricals and ballet study as afterliours interests. The pictures here are pretty enough, but they can't portray the beauty of her blonde coloring nor the daintiness of face and figure that mark her as an exceptionally attractive girl.
"Miss Photoplay" is five feet, three inches tall and weighs 109 pounds. Her hair is light — almost ash blonde, and her eyes are blue.
.\s the representative of this magazine in the contest to pick "Miss Columbia," Miss Xeuburg receives a Majestic Radio set. In the final judgingof en trants,chosenby thirteen national magazines, "Miss Columbia" will be chosen. That lucky girl will get a free trip to Hollywood and return as the company's guest, a week's contract at S2.S0 to pose for the new trailer title to precede all the company's pictures, and lavish entertainment while on the Coast.
Kight hundred of Photoplay's pretty readers entered this contest. That Miss Meta of Tuckahoe was chosen is proof that she is exceptionally lovely.
PuoTdPLAY congratulates Miss Neuburg, and wishes her success in the final selection which will be announced next month.
Erery tdvcrtlsenicnt In I'M0T01'I..\Y M.VGAZINE b suarantccd.