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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1921
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for Girls - is it dangerous
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"" supposed to be inevitable to life in
the movies? Are the influences necessar
ily vulgarizing and demoralizing? Can a
girl get ahead and still retain her inno
cence, modesty, refinement and dignity?
Does it offer the glittering opportunities
that we are led to believe? Are the salaries
really so fabulous? What truth is there
in the extravagant tales of the million
dollar country estates, the high-powered
motor cars, the jewels and the Russian
-wolf hounds of the screen favorites?
How does one go about it to get a
start? What part does pull play? By
what qualities is a girl judged?
Do you know how tall you should be?
What should be your weight? Just what
sort of face you must have to photograph
well?
Does it pay to have a moving-picture
"test" made before applying to a manager?
What sort of photographs should you
send? How much salary can you expect
at the start? How rapidly can1 you hope
to rise from "extra girl" to star?
These are questions which thousands
of ambitious girls and thousands of anx
ious mothers of aspiring daughters have
asked Pictorial Review to answer.
In Pictorial Review for April, Benja
min B. Hampton, one of the pioneers of
the moving-picture industry, gives detailed,
specific information on all these points.
He explodes a lot of false notions and
tells clearly just what the situation actu
ally is.
Would you like to learn how to get
into the movies? If so, you must read
this article.
"Do you want to get into the movies?
by Benjamin B. Hampton) Pict otiol Review for April
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Do you know the meaning of your dreams?
SINCE the beginning of time, mankind
has striven to find a key to dreams.
Instinctively they felt that dreams had a
meaning. And they went to the sooth
sayers and asked for interpretations.
And now not magic but science has
furnished the clue.
Do you ever dream that you are flying?
or falling? or that you are in some pub
lic place without your proper clothing?
or that you are endlessly trying to pack a
trunk or do some other necessary and im
portant thing? Have you had the .same
dream over and over ever since you were
a child?
Nearly everyone has had these dreams
and wondered what they meant.
Psychologists have discovered that
dreams are veiled pictures of the things in
our lives that are most vitally important to
us.
In dreams we act out, in disguised
forms, all our deepest hopes and fears, loves
and hates. And in dreams we find sym
bolical fulfilment of our deepest desires.
Through the new science of dream
analysis these veiled pictures can be inter
preted, and the meaning of our dreams re
vealed to us at last.
H. Addington Bruce in the first of a
series of three illuminating and fascinat
ingly interesting articles on "Dreams and
Their Meaning" in Pictorial Review ex
plains just how this is done.
"Your dreams and your soul"
by H. Addington Bruce
Is marriage really
breaking down?
DO you believe that the only way
to abolish divorce is to abolish
marriage? Can you agree thnt
marriage takes love out of the
romantic and puts it into the
economic column?
W,ill you admit that divorce may
be more decent than marriage?
However you may feel about it,
the hard, cold fact is that the old
forms of marriage are breaking
down.
Statistics show that divorces are
increasing but that marriages arc
increasing also.
What are the old things that
must go? What are the moths that
Helen Ring Robinson found the
women of war - ridden Europe
shaking out of marriage in
France, in England, in Germany,
in Czecho-Slovakia? Must the
women of America follow suit?
Read Helen Ring Robinson's
article in Pictorial Review for
April, and then ask yourself how
you would answer these questions.
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