Judge — April 15, 1922 — page 35: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

WELL! WELL! WELL! A Photodrama in 13 Reels THE FILM FUN READER... . . . . . HAROLD LLOYD THE VILLAIN. . . . . . . . . . . . . DICK SUTHERLAND SCENE—Anywhere. Time—April 10th. (That's when FILM FUN comes out!) THE PLOT—The VILLAIN is after the paper (FILM FUN) and threatens to throw the HERO in the well if he does not give it up! But our HERO stands firm and asks, “Why do you want my FILM FUN?” Sub-title— “I WANT TO READ THE JOKES!” “Well, Well, Well,” says Harold. ‘And for what other reason?” Sub-title— “I WANT TO TRY SOME OF THOSE PRIZE CONTESTS!” “Indeed!” says our FILM FUN Reader. Sub-title— “IT’S A CONTEST FOR AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS!” “Ts that so! Anything else?” Sub-title— “THERE’S A NEW GAME!” The VILLAIN starts to carry out his threat, but our HERO does not flinch. Sub-title— “AND THE FICTION FILM STORIES!” Sub-title— “AND THE SPECIAL ARTICLE!” BY WALTER PRICHARD EATON! Sub-title— “ALL THE GOSSIP ABOUT THE PLAYERS!” The situation is tense, but our HERO still holds out. The VILLAIN tries one more. Sub-title— “I’VE GOT TO READ FILM FLAWS AND INFILMATION!” ~ But our HERO faces death calmly and just as he goes over the edge of the well cries: Sub-title— “BUY A COPY YOURSELF! IT’S ONLY 20 CENTS!”