Screenland (Apr–Sept 1923)

98 Screen land ^Ihis Jsyely Slender figure //YOURS This Beautiful Woman irYOU It is natural to be beautiful. Every woman is by nature beautiful. Only when artificial influencesinterfere does the human body, Nature's most beautiful product, lose its grace, slenderness, or symmetry. The delicious foods of our modern civilization are so tempting that one eats too much. Machinery does so much of our work that we exercise too little. The result of this of course, is disfiguring fat— yet underneath every stout or fleshy figure lies the lovely slender figure that is yours — the beautiful woman that is you. LET THIS FAMOUS SPECIALIST'S PRESCRIPTION REDUCE IN THIS EASY NATURAL WAY Dr. R. Lincoln Graham, famous stomach specialist of New York, aftera lifetimeof research at home and abroad has solved the problem of counter-acting the fattening effect of modern methods of living. 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Also send us your photo for reproduction in proposed Screen Talent" digest, which will be sent to every studio in the country. Certificate of membership will he mailed on receipt of $2.00. If you have not a photo NOW, send one later, but register TODAY. MOTION PICTURE INTELLIGENCER, SS21 Hollingsworth Bldg., Los Angeles. "Inside Stuff" (Continued from page 9) Ingram's new picture, Scaramouche. Rich brocades and satins, beflounced and befurbelowed after the style of the French court, turn pert little extra girls into stately court ladies. The other day we saw Alice Terry in the glory of a beautiful brocaded court gown, a stately white wig all puffs and curls, with pearls interwoven among the locks, her little feet in tiny French heeled slippers daintily placed on a velvet cushion — and she was chewing gum ! Shades of La Pompadour ! Brave Boy, Cecil! T he bigger the man in the motion picture game, the bigger is his work — and the bigger is his play. It is only the little guy in filmdom who works all day and then gets "time and a half for over time." Witness no less man than C. B. DeMille, accounted a genius and an artist to say nothing of having the reputation of being a good judge of whiskey. He's bought another yacht. Yes, another ! This means that he's earning enough in his profession to buy yachts and what goes with 'em. De Mille has swapped off the old "See Bee" of former glory and has become master of the "Seaward", a 106 foot schooner. 'Tis said he's entered for the Santa Barbara-to-Honolulu race in July, on which occasion Mr. DeMille declares he will become a seaman par excellence and forget he's a hard worked director. You see, he wants to throw off the awful seriousness, maybe, of making the ten commandments picture. L, Hot Tears in Hollywood i >ost: One diamond ring in or near Hollywood, California, or maybe in Beverly Hills. It may have been stolen; it may have been misplaced; it may have been merely thrown away. It was a large diamond, brilliant, beautiful, and very much valued by two people—one time. It belonged to Mistress Pola Negri and is said to have been presented by one Charles Chaplin. But it has disappeared from the third finger of the dainty hand of the screen star — and the star is said to have said "that she will not allow matrimony to interfere wth her art." The Great Divide T, he divorce question in the. western land of film stars waxes warm as this publication goes to press. The Donald Crisps are divorcing, seemingly because of divided (Continued on page 99)