Photoplay (Feb 1923)

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Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section 3 Elizabeth Thacher A Housewife — who found that she could We Pay $1000 and Royalties to men and women anywhere, of any age, who can learn to write photoplays. A novel, free test, made at home, will tell you if YOU can learn as Mrs. Thacher did. UNDER the new Palnr Photoplay Production Planve pay a minimum of $1000 cash fo scenarios which are acceptable for ou iwn productions. In addition, we pay rc.lties on the profits of the picture, 'his permits new, Palmer trained \ters and photoplaywrights, for the st time, v^ to share in the success of stories of their own creatio At the same time, we he the largest single agen sale of scenarios to the gre ing organizations of the cou gladly pay $2000 and r less than $500 for accept^ stories. Yet the demands are fa: quately filled. These actually going begging men and women, endowed telling ability, have not So we are searching the 1 hidden talent which we tr cess in this rich field of e s screen anue to for the producThey rjly fc be 5' di v We Will Test 'W without cost or ob tion offer screen om adenes are e many h storyered it. for this for sucivor. be 5' Ni THIS search is bei dously successful novel Creative Test develjl laboration with H. H. V well-known scenarist, a McLean, formerly of University. You may test yourself d plan without cost or oblij the coupon below. You the questions will indicat not you possess the creat tion which opens this rich 1 We hold your answers tremene of a in col2 oan, the rilalcolm western er this Send ,vers to ether or maginato you. idential, of course. If they indicate that you are endowed with this ability, you will receive additional information relative to the Palmer Course and Service, which will fit you for this work. If you are not so endowed, Advisory Council Thos. H. Ince ; Veteran Producer Rex Ingram Director and Producer Allan Holubar Producer and Director C. Gardner Sullivan Scenarist to Thos. H. Ince E. J. Banks, m.a.,ph.d. Director of Research, Sacred Film Corp. Rob Wagner Screen Authority J. L. Frothingham Producer of Features James R. Quirk Editor. Photoplay Magazine Educational Staff Officers Clayton Hamilton. M.A. Director of Education Eugene B. Lewis Editor-in-Chief Douglas Z. Doty Associate Editor George Elwood J enks Associate Editor we will tell you frankly and courteously. The Experience of Elizabeth Thacher NOT long ago, Elizabeth Thacher, a busy Montana housewife, little dreamed that she was different from thousands of other housewives. Yet she took Palmer training and soon wrote a successful photoplay and Thomas H. I nee was glad to buy it at a handsome figure — the first she ever tried to write. Never before had she even written for publication. And, in fact, had no desire to write, until one day she saw an advertisement like this one which told of the opportunities for new and unknown writers of ability and training to earn rich rewards. When shortly after her enrollment she sold her first story to Thomas H. Ince, she wrote: “I feel that such COPYRIGHT. 192: 1 ER PHOTOPLAY CORPORATION, HOLLYWOOD. CALIF. success as I have had is directly due to the Palmer Course and your constructive help.” Know About Yourself MANY men and women, like Elizabeth Thacher, have the ability to win success in this field. We are preparing qualified men and women, not alone for scenario writing, but also for positions of all kinds in the producing companies. And many others, with no desire to become professional screen writers, are developing under our training their power of Creative Imagination, for they realize how much more success, in any field of endeavor, comes to those who possess this power, properly developed. You may know whether or not you are endowed with Creative Imagination, if you will but ask for the Palmer Creative Test. There’s no cost — no obligation. It may discover to you this gift that you will want to develop. Perhaps your life holds stories wjftg the world is seeking and for whip’ world will pay you well. .if. Mail the coupon. TesU^wC^ if you are wasting T . ^oc.'’ Also receive our inty w , y • a $10,000 ImaginaC b .vyn Tetro D 1 DU /play Corporation, Palmer PhaT iop n * * Education , Sec. 1ZU4 Department f Palmer Bui£ Hollywogr a 1 end me the Palmer Pathe . Universal Creative to fill out and return to yc .or WhlC/£rsonal and subsequent advice to me withy0U narge. Also send your interesting booklet. £10,000 Imagination Was Discovered.” ..State.. All correspondence strictly confidential. When you write to advertisers please mention PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE. x c