Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

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Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section J '\ ft , t f ■ 1 1 1 I 7 * t 1 'Td like to see it right over again tf O make you say that it's got to be a pretty good picture. But these pictures are not so rare as they used to be. You've noticed that. More and more often you run across them. Genuine portrayals of human virtues and ventures and follies and perils that are all the more fascinating and thrilling because so clippedfrom'life, as it were. The kind of motion picture that carries you off like an aeroplane — and you've no dc sire to get back to earth till the journey's end. The kind — as you've probably noticed also — that bears the brand name Paramount. In every Paramount Artcraft Feature, Famous Players Lasky Corporation recog' nizes no limits on the scenes but the earth. No hmits on the machinery but machinery. No limits on the cost but money. No limits on the cast but artists. No limits on the plot but clean, new and thrilling. And that's what brings the encores from you ! Cparamouni pictures -M^pm^^^^m^^mmM^mm. m Latest Paramount Artcraft Features Billie Burke i<i Irene Castle tn Marguerite Clark iti Elhel Clayton m "The Copperhead" "Wanted— A Husband" "The Amateur Wife" 'All OF A SLUDEN Peggy" "VOUNG MKS. WlNTHROP" With Lionel Barrymore Cosmopolitan Production "Th e Cin em a Murder' ' "The Cost" With Violet Heming Cecil B. De Mille's Production "Male and Female" Cecil B. De Mille's Production "Why Change Vour Wife ?" "Everywoman" With All Star Cast Elsie Ferguson ut 'His House in Order" George Fitzmaurice's Production "i)N With the Dance" Dorothy Gish in "MARY liLLEN COMES TO Town" D. W. Griffith's Production "SCARLET Days ' Wm. S Hart ui "SAND" Houdini I'l "TERROR ISLAND" Released to March 1st William D. Taylor's Production "HUCKLEBHRKV FINN" Vivian Martin tn "HIS OFFICIAL FIANCEE " Wallace Reid /y; "Double SPEED" "The leeth of the Tiger" With Dav;d Powell Maurice Tourneur's Production "TREASURE ISLAND" Miurice Tourneur's Production "\'ICTORY" George H. Melford Prouuction "THE SEA WoLF' George Loane Tucker's Production ""The Miracle Man" Robert Warwick i« "Jack Straw " Bryant Washburn in "THE Six BEST CELLARS" ^: FAMOUS PLAYERS-lASrar CORPORATION L ■ tw totu e^iitt-Ciwii n JESSSLLASmu THOMAS H. INCE PRODUCTIONS Enid Bennett /^' "THli M OMAN IN THE SUITCASE" Dorothy Dalton iii "Hlack is White" Ince Supervised Special "Behind the Door" Douglas MacLean and Doris May ui "Mary's Ankle" Charles Ray ui "Alarm Clock Andy" PARAMOUNT COMEDIES Paramount-Arbuckle Comedies Faramount-Mack Sennett Comedies Paramounl-AI St. John Comt-dies PARAMOUNT SHORT SUBJECTS Paramount Magazine Paramount-Burton Holmes Travel Pictures iss!,t\f ~u:c£kly Every advertisement In PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is ^aranteed.