Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

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io8 Photoplay Magazine^^Advertising Section JkhifierPins MerTaith toMusterele In days gone by, mother Inixed a mustard plaster when father had bronchitis or brother had the croup, but nowshe usesMusterole. It is better than a mustard plaster. She just rubs it on the congested spot. Instantly a peculiar penetrating heat begins its work of healing —and without fuss, or muss or blister. Musterole relieves without discomfort. The clean white ointment sets your skin a-tingle. First, you feel a glowing w^armth, then a pleasant lasting coolness, but w^ay down underneath the coolness, old Nature is using that peculiar heat to disperse congestion and send the pain away. Made of oil of mustard and a few home simples, Musterole is uncommonly effective in treatment of the family's little ills. It takes the ache out of grandfather's back. It soothes sister's headache. It helps mother's neuralgia. Mother pins her faith to it as a rear 'first aid." She is never without a jar of Musterole in the house. Many doctors and nurses recommend it. 30c and 60c jarsj hospital size $2.S0. The Musterole Co. , Cleveland, Ohio BETTER THdN A MUSTARD PLASTER Plays and Players Mr. Edison's wonderful New Amberola and After Ttial Keep the .N<?w Edison Amberola — Edison's great phonograph wiUi tliL diamond stylus — and your choice of records, for only SI. no. Pay balance at rate of only a few cents a day. Free trial in your own home before ytm decide. Nothing down. Write today, for our Nrw JCditton Book and pictures, /ree. F. K. BABSON, EdUon Phooograph DisL 1252, Edisen BIk., Chicago (Continued) nated by the wisdom of a certain mule while making a recent picture, and named the creature Jupiter, he was informed a little later by a cowpuncher in the outfit that Elizabeth would be more appropriate. AN actor has sued Douglas Fairbanks for $100,000 damages because, he says, Doug, manhandled him to make a Roman holiday for sightseers at the studio, and wrecked him to the extent of the sum mentioned. Mebbe so, mebbe so. And yet many an actor we know would be glad of the publicity he would get out of such a wrecking. And buy his own new-skin. COMEDIAN Ford Sterling is being sued forulivoyce by Teddy Sampson. DIRECTOR W. CHRISTIE CABANNE is being sued for divorce. AND Willard Mack is being sued for divorck by i'aulme Frederick. MRS. DONALD CRISP instituted divorce proceedings against Director Donald and later withdrew the suit. AFTER a whirlwind courtship of six weeks, Marie Walcamp became the bride of Harland Tucker, her leading man, in Tokyo, Japan. The Walcamp serial family went to the far east to get proper atmosphere for the new chapter thriller they are making, under Henry McRae's direction. Tucker, making love to Marie before the cold eye of the camera, decided to make it the real thing. And so — see the next episode at your favorite theatre. VIRGINIA PEARSON is working again. She will make a series of six productions in which she and her husband, Sheldon Lewis, will co-star. LOTTIE PICKFORD is coming back "they say." after more than two years absence froBitheVreen. She is to have her own company, anq^her first picture will be directed bA Martin] Justice. Subject and affiliation no^yetynnounced. AFTER the announcement that House Peters would be starred by Harry Carson, that elusive leading gentleman completed "Silk Husbands and Calico Wives" and the starring engagement ended. There were rumors that the star's contract was utterly wrecked in the course of an outburst of temperament on the part of Mr. Peters. But the suppress agent of the Garson studio reports that the contract called for one picture with an option on another, and as Mr. Peters had other plans the second picture was not made. What those The young man receiving the jackclempsey here is Lincoln Stedman. The unladylike young lady. is Mary Miles Minter, as "Anne of Green Gables." And ■we -want to call your attention to the fact that Lincoln, ■who is the son of the charming Myrtle Stedman, is not al-ways so calm under circumstances like this. Evei7 advertisement in pnOTOPI.AY MAGAZINE is guaranteed.