Picture Play Magazine (Mar-Aug 1927)

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LON CHANEY in TELL IT TO THE MARINES With Eleanor Boardman William Haines and Carvel Mysrs A George Hill Productiok Screen play by E. Richard Scbayer Titles by Joe Farnham A Metro-Go ldwyn-Mayer Picture Directed by Georgi Hal HERE it is! THE Marines own story SPANNING the world WITH brave laughter and courage BROADWAY cheered this mighty ENTERTAINMENT. Now it comes DIRECT from the Embassy Theatre, N. Y WITH its great star, Lon Chaney AND thousands of daring, dashing Marines TELL it to your theatre manager YOU must have "TELLit to the Marines" lMore stars than there are in Heaven " Tell It to Joan Crawford and Win This Valuable Prize! HERE is a chance for every M-G-M Fan to show what he can do. And what an enviable prize! Something actually used in the making of motion pictures. A really personal prize. Something that has belonged to perhaps your favorite star. And it all depends on whether you actually see motion pictures or merely look at them. I am submitting six questions. For the lady who sends the best answers I have selected as my reward the Slave Anklet I wear in "The Taxi Dancer". Nor are the gentlemen forgotten. If it is a man who is the lucky winner, Lon Chaney has promised the wrist watch he carried in "Tell it to the Marines". And moreover I have fifty of my favorite photographs which are ready to be autographed for the next fiftv best contestants. Read over my questions carefully. Think over the pictures you have seen. And then tell me the Tnswers. Cordially yours, J oan Crawford's Six Questions ■< What M-G-M star in actual life _ holds a commission in the U. S. Marines? What is his latest picture? e\ What M-G-M picture is based on -^r a famous Oscar Strauss Operetta? O Where was the secret meeting placeof Hester Prynneand the Rev. Dimesdale in "The Scarlet Letter"? Who is your favorite M-G-M star "I and why? (Not more than fifty words.) — What were the Glencoe Massacres J and what M-G-M star plays in what picture concerning them? Give four M-G-M reasons why gentlemen prefer blondes. Write your answers on one side of a single sheet of paper and mail to Question Contest, 3rd Floor. 1540 Broadway, New York. All answers must be received by March 15th. Winners' names will be published in a later issue of this magazine. Note: If you do not attend the picture yourself you may question your friends or consult motion picture magazines. In event of ties, each tying contestant will be awarded a prize identical in character with that tied for. Winners of the Eleanor Boardman Contest of December MISS MAUD O'BRYAN, c/o Union Sulphur Mine Office, Sulphur, La. MR. LLOYD E. SCHULTZ 30 Seneca Street, Baldwinsville, N. Y. Autographed pictures of Miss Boardman have been sent to the nex r fi ft y p rize winners.