Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

82 ARMAND COMPLEXION POWDER ln9kLnfLE PINK C WHflt BOXES ARMAND Complexion Pow■ der speaks for itself. One trial will prove to you how wonderful it really is ! Buy a box of Armand at any of the better shops. Armand Bouquet is a fairly dense powder, at 50c, and Armand Cold Cream Powder, very dense and clinging, is $1. Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section Plays and Players (Continued from page Si. } Or send us 15c and your dealer's name for samples of Powder and Rouge. Address ARMAND, Des Moines Canadian Address ARMAND. St. Thomas, Ont "Gold Medal" Folding Furniture is known the world over for its neat appearance, comfort, convenience and strength. It's the ideal Folding Furniture. "Gold Medal"— "The Cot of Many Uses" — for emergencies, porch, camp and summer home, there's nothing better. Light, compact when folded, quickly set up. Sold by Furniture, Hardware, Sporting Goods Dealers — and Tent Makers — everywhere. Write for complete catalog. Cold Medal Camp Furniture Mfg. Co. 1733 Packard Ave.. Racine. Wis. A comfortabTe porch or camp chair. Weighs only 14 Jo lbs. and folds to 4"x2l"x2J". For wasTiing and aressin? the baby —a conven.cnt strong dress ne tabte Has pockets for powder, brushes, napkins, etc. Weighs only S'4 lbs., folds to 3'2"x2"x4". Somebody our in Oklahoma City wrote and asked for a photograph of Bull Montana, holder of the ^vorld s handsomest cauliflower ear — since Bat Nelson had nis fixed up, so here s Bull. Bull was a truck driver when Douglas Fairbanks "found" him. Now he's a very important member of a Universal cast. The marcelled young lady is Claire Anderson. CpL.b Medal Furniture For Home and Camp Ask your exhibitor when he is going to show the Photoplay Magazine Screen Supplement — Glimpses of the Players in Real Life. REMEMBERING her "Cherry Melnotte" of Rex Beach's ''The Spoilers," we're j'lad to hear that Kathlyn '^\^illiams, the emotional blonde, is to be a feature in the B. B. Hampton productions of well-known American novels. She will only play parts which particularly appeal to her. IT must be gratifying to an actor to be cast for the star part in a picture called "Determination." But Richard Travers has a strong chin and a rugged disposition ; he was in the Army for thirty-two months, so we suppose he can stand it. HE has his Captain working for him now" is true of Joseph Henaberry. Henaberry is directing Major Robert Warwick at the Lasky studios in Hol'ywood. While Henaberry was in the army, Warwick was a Captain. And Joe is the sixth director "Bob" has had since the war. HOW old is— not Ann, but Mary? Tlus eternal question of the movies has beeri revived again, in the Federal Court this time, when Mary Miles Minter will swear that the America/! Film Company owes her ^4,125 in back p4y and cxp,enses. Ihe contract with "Flying A" wasifriade by Mrs. Shelby, mother of ^^ry^jrifd gives Miss Minter's age as seventeCTTyears. The attorney for the defendant was mean enough to say that Miss Minter is more than twenty-six yean old! THE Presbyterian Church and the Methodist are planning the publication of a "white list" of pictures, which they wil recommend to picture patrons. Church officials of both denominations say they have ho wish to make a wild crusade against the films; rather they hope to discover sufficient wholesome plays to enable them to give a real guide. (Continued on hage S6.) Every advertisement la PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is guaranteed.