Photoplay (Feb-Sep 1917)

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We guarantee graduates a good paying position or you can start in business for yourself .Write now for free particulars and proof of the prosperity awaiting you. MARINELLO CO., Dept. L6, Mailer* BIdg., Chicago rypo Watch Camera Photography made a pleasure instead of a burden. You can carry the EXPO about in your pocket, and take pictures without any one being the wiser. It is but little larger than a watch, which it closelvre8emt)leB. EASY TO MANIPULATE The Expo loads in daylight with a 10 or 25 Exposure Film, costing 15c and 25c respectively. It is simplicity itself to operate. Takes pictures through tlie stem, where the rapi<l fire lens is located. The photos ihx% in. ) may be enlarged to any size. Operated as Quick as a Flash Time and instantanous shutters, weighs but 3 ounces;nickel plated. Endorsed by amateurs and professionals the world over. Thoroughly practical — ? minting and developing of films just the same as ordinary cameras — in daily use by he police, newspaper reporters, detectives, and the general public. Important beats have been secured with the Watch Camera by enterprising reporters. Produces clear, sharp negatives indoors or outdoors equal to any camera on the market, size or prict notwithstanding. Sold under a positive guarantee. Expo Watch Camera frO CA FILMS, 2S Exposures 25c.; 10 Exposures 15c. postage lOc ^CmvlM Leather Pocket Carrying Case. 35c. MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS IN THE WORLD. JOHNSON SMITH & CO.. 7137 North Clark Street, CHICAGO Price $950 FOR FIFTY CENTS You can obtain the next four numbers of Photoplay Magazine delivered to you by the postman anywhere in the U. S. (Canada, 65c ; Foreign, 85e). This special offer is made as a trial subscription. Also it will make you independent of the news dealer and the old story of "Sold Out," if you happen to be a little late at the news-stand. Send postal order to Photoplay Magazine Dept. 17B 350 N. CUARK ST. CHICAGO T. R., W.^.N'GAXUM, New Zealand. — Mahlon Hamilton was Paid in "Three Weeks." "The Web" is indefinite, as there are so many of them. Give us the full name of the play you want to know about. Gertrude, St. Louis, Mo. — So you are going to test our cleverness? Well, well! There are fifteen episodes in the "Patria" serial. The filming required about six months. Miss Young's "The Foolish \'irgin" has been on exhibition tor several months. The exteriors for "The Slave Market" were taken in Havana, Cuba. Yep, we're awful clever. Lily. Grand Forks, N. D. — You may acquire valuable information regarding scenario writing by reading "Hints on Photoplay Writing" by Captain Peacocke, published by us and on sale lor fifty cents. Mavo Admirer, Bronx, New York. — Edna Mayo has blue eyes and light hair ; her favorite sports are tennis, shooting (doesn't state whatj, swimming, horseback riding. A letter addressed to her at Essanay, Chicago, will undoubtedly be forwarded to Miss Mayo. M, E.. Warren, .\rk. — Creighton Hale will be 25 if he lives until May 24. He measures five feet ten inches perpendicularly and is a pronounced blond. R. J., St. Paul, Mixn. — Write Miss Minter at Santa Barbara, California. She answers letters and sends pictures to her friends. Kathleen, Toronto, Canada. — Robert Edeson is a very good actor, as you say. He is over forty, is married and has a child not yet of school age. His wife is not a professional. Pickford Mae, Snyder, Texas. — Think we have heard from you before. However, Edgar Jones is now a director for Balboa, Justina Huff was last with Lubin and Bessie Learn did her last film work for Edison. "A Welsh Singer" was filmed by Florence Turner in England. B. L. T.. Detroit, Mich. — True Boardman was the man in "The Girl from Frisco" and Marin Sais the girl. We have only the initials of Mr. Lawrence. Virginia. Lincoln, III. — Yes, Jack Holt was the villain in "Saving the Family Name." Harold Lock-woods birthday fell on April 12. He was twenty-nine. W. D., New Britain, Conn. — We suppose that Mr. Bushman would give you advice about going into the movies if you wrote him. Nearly anyone would. Just the answers to the puzzles suffice. Sunny Jim, Chelsea, Mass. — We cannot see how in the world an actor cheapens himself by giving away his photographs. Thanhouser films are manufactured by that company and released through the Pathe exchange. Miss Tincher has not answered you probably because she has been ill. P. S., Nevada, Mo. — Just as a guess, we should say that the pictures you want identified are those of Ann Murdock and Shirley Mason. Miss Murdock is 26, a native of New York City atid the possessor of red hair and a stage career in Frohman productions before adopting a camera career. She has appeared in Essanay, Edison and McClure pictures. ., Every advertisement in PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is guaranteed.