Picture Play Magazine (Mar-Aug 1927)

Advertising Section Reginald Denny, Hoot Gibson, Mary Philbin Laura La Plante, Marian Nixon, Lola Todd, Art Acord, Louise Lorraine, Nina Romano, Josie Sedgwick. Norman Kerry, William Desmond, Edmund Cobb, Jack Daugherty, George Lewis. Raymond Keane, at the Universal Studio, Universal City, California. William Bovd, Rod La Rocque, Leatnce Joy, Edmund Burns, Rita Carita, Vera Re'vnolds, Jetta Goudal, Majel Coleman, H. B. Warner, Victor Varconi, Sally Rand, Elinor Fair, and Joseph Striker, at the Cecil De Mille Studio, Culver City, California. Also Julia Faye. Leslie Fenton, Lou Tellegen. Buck Jones, George O'Brien, Tom Mix. Edmund Lowe, Earle Foxe, Janet Gaynor. Olive Borden. Richard Walling, Barry Norton, at the Fox Studio, Western Avenue, Hollywood, California. Irene Rich, Dolores Costello. Louise Fazenda, Monte Blue, Sydney Chaplin. John Patrick. Dorothy Devore, May McAvoy. Warner Oland. at the Warner Studios, Sunset and Bronson, Los Angeles, California. Marie Prevost. John Bowers, Jack Hoxie, Harrison Ford. Phyllis Haver, at Producers Distributing Corporation, Culver City, California. Ruth Hiatt, Marv Ann Jackson, at the Mack Sennett Studio, 1712 Glendale Boulevard, Los Angeles, California. Viola Dana, George O'Hara, Gertrude Short, Grant Withers, Edna Murphy, at the F. B. O. Studio, 780 Gower Street, Hollywood, California. Bill Cody. Buddy Roosevelt, Walter Miller, at the Associated Studios, Mission Road, Hollywood, California. George Hackathorne, care of Hal Howe, 7 East Fortv-second Street, New York City. Allene Ray, 6912 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, California. Robert Frazer, 1005 Wilcox Avenue, Los Angeles, California. Patsy Ruth Miller, 808 Crescent Drive, Beverly Hills, California. Robert Agnew, 6357 La Mirada. Hollywood, California. Dorothy Revier. 1367 North Wilton Place, Los Angeles, California. Betty Francisco, 117% Gower Street, Hollywood. California. Julanne Johnston, Garden Court Apartments. Hollywood, California. Malcolm MacGregor, 6043 Selma Avenue, Hollywood. California. Ruth Clifford, 7627 Emelita Avenue, Los Angeles, California. Rosemary Theby, 1907 Wilcox Avenue, Los Angeles, California. Jackie Coogan, 673 South Oxford Avenue, Los Angeles, California. Ivor Novello, 11 Aldwych, London, W. C. 2, England. Mabel Julienne Scott, Yucca Apartments, Los Angeles, California. Ethel Gray Terry. 1318 Fuller Avenue, Los Angeles, California. Harold Lloyd, 6640 Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood, California. Anna May Wong, 241 N. Figuera Street, Los Angeles* California. Eileen Percy, 154 Beechwood Drive, Los Angeles. Californi— Buddy Messinger. 1131 N. Bronson Avenue, Hollywood. California. Nazimova, 8080 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood. California. Creighton Hale, Selig Studio, Hollywood, California. Herbert Rawlinson, 1735 Highland Street, Los Angeles. California. Forrest Stanley, 604 Crescent Drive, Beverly Hills, California. Gertrude Astor, 1755 North Vine Street, Hollywood, California. Lloyd Hughes, 601 S. Rampart Street, Los Angeles. California. Virginia Brown Faire, 1212 Gower Street, Hollywood. California. Johnny Hines, care of B. & H. Enterprises, 135 West Fortv-fourth Street, New York City. Theodor von Eltz, 1722% Las Palmas, Hollywood, California. Henry Walthall. 618 Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, California. William S. Hart. 6404 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, California. Vivian Rich, Laurel Canon. Box 799, R. F. D. 10. Hollywood, California. George Fawcett, care of The Lambs Club, West Fortv-fourth Street. New York City. Betty Blythe, 1361 Laurel Avenue, Hollywood, California. Estelle Taylor, Barbara Hotel, Los Angeles, California. Pat O'Malley, 1832 Taft Avenue, Los Angeles, California. Sally Long. 261 Crescent Drive, Beverly Hills, California. Gordon Griffith, 1523 Western Avenue, Los Angeles. California. Ruth Roland. 3828 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California. Wallace MacDonald, 405 Laurel Lane, Hollywood, California. Marceline Day, 1337 North Sycamore Avenue, Hollywood, California. A Golden-haired Girl and a Man of Mystery These two are the central characters in a novel that paints in startling color the rough life of the Western construction camps. For you who love Western stories, who are tired of the same old thing, who want to read of a new phase of life in the open, there is The Wagon Boss By EMART KINSBURN In another smashing novel called "The Boss of Camp Four," Mr. Kinsburn introduced us to the delightful characters, Chet Fanning and his employer, "Spookmule" Paxton. Chet and Spookmule are back with us in "The Wagon Boss" and a number of other mighty interesting persons, including the beautiful girl with the honey-colored hair. Ask your dealer to-day for "The Wagon Boss." It is one of the popular copyrights published by the old-established publishing firm of Chelsea House. 75 Cents f HELSEA HOUSE _ *«roLISf1E!g 75 Cents 79-89 SEVENTH AVE,.X H£W YORK. CITY