Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section Like Nut Bubbles Yet It's Whole Wheat Puffed There lies the fascination of Puffed Wheat. The grains are light and airy — puffed to eight times normal size. They almost melt away. An hour of fearful heat has given them a taste like toasted nuts. Yet they are whole wheat. Every food cell is exploded so digestion is easy and complete. They supply whole-wheat nutrition as no other food can do. In lesser ways of cooking, the outer wheat coats pass largely undigested. Dozens of Delights The three Puffed Grains with their different flavors offer dozens of delights. They are not for breakfast only. Every home finds countless uses for these nut-like, flimsy grains. Remember These Three Puffed Wheat in milk is the utmost in a food. With every food cell broken it is easy to digest. For luncheons, suppers and at bedtime there is nothing to compare with this dish. Puffed Rice or Corn Puffs mixed with fruit adds a delicious blend. It adds what a light and dainty crust adds to shortcake or to pie. Puffed Rice or Corn Puffs, crisped and lightly buttered, become a food confection. Have a dish ready when the children come from school. They will eat them like peanuts or popcorn. And they take the place of foods less healthful, less easy to digest. Millions of children are now enjoying Puffed Grains, but not half of them get enough. Every home should keep all three Puffed Grains on hand. Puffed Puffed Wheat Rice Also Puffed Rice Pancake Flour Corn Puffs To Make Royal Pancakes Our food experts have worked for years to make an ideal pancake mixture. Now it is ready— with Puffed Rice Flour mixed in it. The ground Puffed Rice makes the pancakes fluffy and gives a Rice nut-like taste. You can make the finest pancakes ever tasted with Puffed Pancake Flour. Add just milk or water, for the flour is self-raising. Order a package now. 3244 Plays and Players (Continued from page g2) CHIC SALE, the young man who counterfeits old age so admirably in the Winter Garden entertainments, and in vaudeville, will give some of his impersonations on the screen. Irvin S. Cobb wrote a story, "A Smart Aleck," built around the old man character that SaL plays; and it will be seen soon. THAT brilliant brunette, Florence Deshon, has come back to New York to take part in a new play. She made "The Cup of Fury," a Rupert Hughes photo-novel, oa the coast. Miss Deshon will continue her film work in the East, living meanwhOe in the Washington Square downtown district she much prefers to the shiny new apartment places uptown. THERE are almost as many pugilists in pictures as there were prima-doniias. James J. Corbett was the first fighter to go in for films; he made a real success. But then Jim was an actor always before he was a "pug." Now Jack Dempsey has thrown the well-known hat in the betterknown ring, and will make a serial called "Daredevil Jack" for Pathe. Dempsey, while not exactly handsome, is a husky chap and not bad-looking. Jess Willard made one picture. Bennie Leonard is going to make a serial. That's all. A SOMEWHAT intriguing situation is found out at the Robert Brunton studios in Los Angeles. Mary Pickford and Owen Moore are working on the same lot. Miss Pickford has been making her present pictures there and will continue to do so, while Moore left Manhattan the first of the new year, to make his future Selznick films in the West, and space was engaged for his company at Brunton"s big plant. Because of the reported domestic differences in the Moore alliante the gossip hounds are hanging around waiting to pick up any little morsel like "they walked right past each other and never spoke." Remember when Moore was Prince Charming to Little Mary's "Cinderella?" DOROTHY PHH.LIPS and Allen Holubar have left Universal City — but not, says Carl Laemmle, the Universal company. They have a legal contract with that producing organization, but for one reason or another desired to break it, and abruptly left the lot with bag and baggage one day. According to Mr. Laemmle, they are going to be subjected to a stiff legal fight if they refuse to make the remaining pictures in the agreement. Universal has always been more or less subjected to this sort of thing from stars; once made, they turn from the old company to fresher, smarter fields, only, in some cases, to come to grief — or back to Universal City. It is said the Holubars want to sign up with Famous Players. WHILE on this topic, we might mention that _ Eric von Stroheim, whom Laemmle picked from obscurity i risking many scores of thousands of dollars, to direct his own conception, "The Pinnacle," ("Blind Husbands"), has become dissatisfied and contemplates taking some step or other to get himself out of the annoying contract obligations. Laemmle was right when he said it was a cruel and ungrateful world. IN recognition of his services in producing a film showing means of fire prevention, Thomas H. Ince was elected honorary: naember of the Fire Chiefs Association of the Pacific Coast at a recent convention in: Los Angeles. A gold badge set with diamonds went with the official action, but, as yet, no red shirt and no helmet. Every advertisement in PH0T0PL.\Y MAGAZINli is guaranteed.