Pictures and the Picturegoer (Jan-Dec 1925)

MAY 1925 Picture s and Picture? ver 69 \ THE PICTWPECOEP ! BEAUTIFUL HAIR COMPETITION FIRST PRIZE ** \ ^^ /W |i* ^h \±\ AND 30 £ I II Mm 1 fc \CONSOLATION L IVy mmwfcJ ■L\prizes EACH r MONTH. r^ fft I FREE to all l*^ Lady Readers ' of this Magazine. y ABOVE are photographs of three famous Film Stars, each possessing hair of exceptional beauty. Every month a prize of £5 (five pounds) will be awarded to the reader of the "PICTUREGOER" whose hair, in the opinion of the Editor, most resembles that of any one of the examples. A final prize of £10 will be given to the owner of the most beautiful head of hair in the whole Competition. Remember, in this Competition features don't matter — it's only the hair that counts. Study the examples and your mirror; ask your friends which of the three types you most resemble, and then send in a photograph or snap-shot of yourself — that's all. In addition to the monthly prizes of £5, Consolation Prizes will be given to the ten competitors whose hair comes next in degree of resemblance to any of the three examples. Read the Rules Carefully. I — There is no Entrance Fee. 3 — Photographs (preferably unmounted) must be sent securely packed and postage prepaid, addressed as follows ; — " Beautiful Hair" Competition No. I, "The Picturegoer," 57-59, Long Acre, London, W.C. 2. 3 — Letters and descriptions may be enclosed, but it is requested that these be as brief as possible. 4 — The closing date for this Competition is 30th May, 1925. The Editor undertakes that all entries shall receive careful consideration, but no liability for the safety or receipt of any photograph or coupon can be accepted. 5 — Photographs cannot be returned unless fully stamped and addressed envelopes are sent. 6 — The decision of the Editor shall be accepted as final and legally binding, and acceptance of this rule is an express condition of entry. NOTE.— A similar C om petition appears in this month's "ROMANCE" s$ «*1 ?*> 00**; ****** \e>^o*66V*V ^^ :«><*» ^>^>^<>s &f d»v & YO *P o°' *%*°>?. ** cV; *> x& «** ** ►\>f> .<** <n<<^£&»: mTc* s^sr ,Vo^or .o^ & &•*&*& W&& •V eV Tell all your Friends about this FREE Competition rpC».v-* >A^>x*X^iIr*'5jr<'ajLr*' >^ ■* >^-* r~?*} i j2t&s$&s&&9?&9zp^^i *££**£ Miracle High Point Brassiere. For shoulders— front and back — as well as bust. 32/6 Miracle Hip and Back Reducer. A coat shaped garment for general reduction, excluding the Bust. 75/ Safe Reduction Relieved of the discomfort of dieting or dangerous restraint, you can now retrieve girlish slimness and supple grace — through the use of Miracle Reducers. They are made entirely of pure Rubber, Kleinert's Rubber, famous for half a century : the one rubber whose unquestionable purity makes it safe to wear against the skin. You can literally live in the Miracle Reducers. They act on sound, scientific principles, and give a sense of perfect freedom. You can wear them either with or without a corset, and will find them perfectly odourless. Only a damp sponge is needed to keep them hygienically clean and fresh. The large illustration above shows two Reducers ; Miracle Bust Reducer at 27 6, and Miracle Hip Reducer at 52/6. Guaranteed by the Makers of the famous Gem Dress Shields and Jiffy Baby Pants. Obtainable from most leading Drapers and Stores throughout the country including Harrods, Marshall & Snelgroves, Harvey Nichols. Debenham & Freebody, Pontings, and Selfridges. nettZ MIRACLE Write for Booklet of complete range of Reducing Garments, and if any difficulty in obtaining reducers, write The I.B. Kleiner! Rubber Depot, 87, Queen Victoria Street, London, E.C. 4. Jwdwm ci>