Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

5 Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section Lift off Corns ' ^^^y' ^^"^ ^^^y^^' (Continued from page 82) with Fingers Doesn't hurt a bit and "Freezone'* costs only a few cents You can lift off any hard corn, soft !om. or com between the toes, and the lard skin calluses from bottom of feet. Apply a few drops of "Freezone" upon ;he com or callus. Instantly it stops lurting, then shortly you lift that )othersome corn or callus right off, root ind all, without one bit of pain or soreless. Truly! No humbug! Tiny bottle of "Freezone" costs few cents at any dru£ store ICARMEN Cor PoMfder Fear no criticism— be sure of admi ration— if you use Carmen. It stays on. White, Pinkt Flesh, Creamand the Neiv CARMEN-BRUNETTE Shade, 50c Everywhere Trial Of fer— Send 12c tocover postage and packingfor purse size box witli 3 weeks' supplv— state shade preferred. TAFFORD-miERCO. St. Louis, ipiexion Cultivate iTour Beauty 76 a youthful {ippear-ance, clear comxion. Tnat,'netic pjp9. pretty pvebrows I lashes, graceful iie^'k and cliin, Inxiint hair, attractive haiulfl. comfortnblo . Ilfmovi wrinkles. linea, pimples. l>IaL*)<)iea<]s, nirthen sageincr farial milBflea— all thrnut^b folnK niir simple direcliorn. Thoiisands have clone No ilruirano bi(? expense and quick results . Send lati'St catalocr and many Beauty Hints— all free. GRACE MILDRED CULTURE COURSE 1. 17, 624 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Illinois Is your grandmother a good sport? Bebe Daniels" came to the studio to watch her enact some scenes in a picture opposite Wally Reid and when Grandma saw Bebe dressed as Eve she never even batted an eyelash. Bebe says tbat s the kind of grandmother to have. A SLIGHT reversal of the usual procedure occurred recently when a local church of Brownsville, a thriving town in Oregon, selected a picture it wanted projected in a local picture-theater, and the manager of the picture-theater, after viewing the selected subject, branded it as "unwholesome, unworthy of a place on the theater program, and neither clean nor entertaining!" THE three Barrymores appeared together in a benefit performance given for the * .S. Rankin Drew Post of the American Lej?ion, in April. S. Rankin Drew was a brilliant young director who met his death in the air, in France; the son of Sidney and the nephew of John. The Post is composed of ex-service men who are affiliated with the theater or the screen. DESPITE the fact that help is scarce on the western coast, the companies are flocking there in droves. From all that we have heard, the warm weather came east just in time to prevent D. W. Griffith from leaving New York forever. MARION SWAYNE must have had a good laugh all to herself at Mr. Golden when she heard him call her a "kid." And anotiier one when she read Mr. Wolfe's column. Five years ago we remember we had an interview with Miss Swayne when she was playing in pictures made by the Gaumont company. At that time she was a grown-up lady, though we must admit she didn't look grown-up, and she had a husband Joseph Levering, who played with her. THOUGH he does not say so, there was strategy in the move that Rev. J. E. Price, of the L^^niversalist Church in Auburn. N. Y., made a few Sunday nights ago. He announced for the topic of his evening .service, "The Storm.'' But he kept to himse'f the secret that "The Storm" was a motion picture. If he had let it be known before hand that he intended showing pictures in his church, very likely some of the dear sisters would have made it so unpleasant that he would have had to give up hL= plans. (Continued on page 88) I t y advertisement in PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE Is guaranteed.