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'THE NATIONAL MOVIE PUBLICATION
PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE
JAMES R. QUIRK, Editoi
Vol. XVII
Contents
February, 1920
No. 3
Cover Design
From the Pastel Portrait by Rolf Armstrong.
Olive Thomas
Rotogravure :
Vivian Martin Alice Lake, Nazimova, Lucille Lee Stewart Pearl White, Zasu Pitts, Tom Meighan and Eugene O'Brien!
Give Labor the Star Dressing-Room A Snow Storm in Sunny California
Looks Like Snow, But It Tastes Like Mackeral.
Editorial (Photographs)
19
27 28
29 32
W-O-R-K— That's All !
Beauty is as Beauty Does -in the Follies.
How To Win Screen Success
Advice From The Man Highest Up.
Their Little 01' Pay Check Now!
Oh, What a Difference Four Years Make!
Slant Eyes and Bumps
How Viola Dana Makes Up as a Jap.
Blind Husbands (Fiction)
The Story of Stroheim's Great Domestic Drama
Pearl White's Party
Little Orphant Russell Began It.
Cutting Back
Robbing Filmland's Cradle of Its Memories.
"Call For Miss Joyce!"
"Hotel Joyce" Belongs to Alice
^^F^ Tt'^'^J^^^^^i^ J° ^e Ada Patterson 48
Early Ambitions and Present Hobbies of the Stars.
How to Write Movies John Emerson and Anita Loos 50
A f amous 1 earn Demonstrates.
(Contents continued on next page)
Olive Thomas
Jesse L. Lasky
Andrew Day 34
37
Alison Smith 38
(Photographs) 42
William N. Selig 43
47
Pictures Reviewed
in the Shadow Stage
This Issue
Published monthly by the Photoplay Publishing Co., 350 N. Clark St Chicago 111 w^M. HART, Adv. Mgr. Randolph Bartlett, Associate Editor, Los Angeles
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Entered as second-class matter Apr. 24. 1912, at the Postoffice at Chicajo. III., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Copyright. 1919, by the PHOTOPLAY PUBLISHING COMPANY, Chi(
Save this magazine— refer to the criticisms before you pick out your evening's entertainment.
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Eyes of Youth Equity
Scarlet Days Griffith-Artcraft
Page 72
Anne of Green Gables Realart
Page 73
A Virtuous Vamp First National
The Girl From Outside Goldwyn
Crooked Straight
Paramount-Artcraf t
Paid in Advance Universal
Page 74
John Petticoats Ince-Artcraft
Soldiers of Fortune Realart
Hawthorne, U. S. A Paramount
Page 113
Heart of the Hills First Nat'l.
Counterfeit Artcraft
Page 114
Eastward, Ho I Fox
The Broken Butterfly.. Rolsertson-Cole
Dawn Blackton-Pathe
A Day's Pleasure First National
Page 115
The Beachcombers Universal
The Isle of Conquest Select
Sealed Hearts Selznick
The Undercurrent Select
The "Mind-the-Paint" Girl..!!!.
,,,, ■ First National
Whats Your Husband Doing?..
„,. Ince-Paramount
Wings of the Morning Fox
His Divorced Wife Universal
L^^c^ Universal
Gun-Fighting Gentleman Universal
Poor Relations Robertson-Cole
A Fugitive From Matrimony
Robertson-Cole
The Illustrious Prince.. Robertson-Cole The Tower of Jewels ..Vitagraph
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