Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1935)

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Thousands of such women find Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets a matchless corrective. Madeof pure vegetableingredients. Know them by their olive color. They are a safe substitute for dangerous calomel. Not habitforming. All druggists, 15c, 30c and 60c. NOW that the warm weather is here again all the fan clubs are busy planning their Summer activities. There will be picnics, boat rides and all kinds of outings. If you're not a member of some fan club why don't you get busy and join one so that you will be in on some of these good times? So many letters have been pouring in upon the Photoplay Association of Movie Fan Clubs, asking for information about organizing clubs eligible to membership in the Association, that this explanation of the various types of clubs is given: The two most popular types of fan clubs belonging to the Association are: (1) Clubs organized to sponsor a particular star, and (2) Clubs which do not sponsor individual stars but embrace all of them in general, their work in films, the kind of films being shown in theaters, and the movie industry in general. The first type of club is organized by persons particularly interested in the work and ambition of one favorite star. Personal permission from the star must be obtained by the organizer of such a club before it is started. Many such clubs are already organized and are members of the Photoplay Association of Movie Fans Clubs. The second type of club is much easier organized. It may be directed along lines embracing all movie lines in general. It offers many topics for discussion and is the ideal type of club where it is possible to hold regular gettogether sessions. Many such organizations are limited to local membership, others welcome corresponding members from other parts of the country. Both types of club are eligible to membership in the Photoplay Association of Movie Fan Clubs. For any information write to the Association's office, 1926 B'way, New York City. These are some of the clubs that would be interested in hearing from new members. Lew Ayer Club, Helen Raether, Pres., 311 S. Mingo St., Albion, Mich., Ginger Rogers Club, Marion Hesse, Pres., 154 Elm St., Elizabeth, N. J., Norma Shearer Club, Hans Faxdahl, Pres., 1947 B'way, N. Y. C, and the Mike and Movie Club, Barbara Tickell, Pres., 1925 14th Ave., S. Birmingham, Ala. A note from Barbara Tickell, Pres. of the Mike and Movie Club, informs me that the contest they have been running is completed and the winners selected. The first prize, which was to be selected by Vera Van, herself, went to Chaw Mank, Pres. of the Movie Fan Friendship Club at 226 E. Mill St., Staunton, 111., second prize to Mrs. Pearl Himes, third prize to Dorothy Mae Hulse, fourth prize to Dorothy Dilley and the fifth to Catharine Macadam, Pres. of the Lanny Ross League Club. We had a very interesting bulletin from the Movie Club Guild telling us that they held a "Waffle Party" at the home of the Ruth Roland Club, 4822 N. Meade Ave., Chicago, 111. It turned out to be a great success. The crowd was much larger than they anticipated but they were able to serve them all with steaming hot waffles and other delicacies. Two weeks later they followed this up with an eight stop, eight course, all night "Progressive Dinner" which took them over a fifty mile route of Chicago's boulevards, winding up with a seven A. M. breakfast at the last stop. The Lanny Ross League membership contest winners have been chosen, first prize going to Rose Moore, Lancaster, Pa , and second prize to Dorothy White, N. Bennington, Vt. Betty Smith also of Lancaster was given honorable mention. Large pictures of Lanny went to the following: — Rose Moore, Dorothy White, Betty Smith, Ida Cagna, Miss Porter, Eleanor Reichenbach, Frank Gokas, Virginia Bales and Adaline Brown. Jean Arthur, with Edward G. Robinson in the current "The Whole Town's Talking," is scheduled to do another film with Eddie for Columbia, "Jail Breaker"