Photoplay Magazine Cover — page 43: what you’re looking at

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UT we want to reach out still further. We want to be sure that we have a photograph of every screen possibility in America. The American girl is distinguished for her di- rectness and frankness. We do not believe she would withhold a photograph through a mistaken sense of modesty. But she might not realize her own qualifications; she might feel that it was not worth while to enter the race with so many thousands, Therefore, if you know an attractive girl—ore whom you believe would develop into an excellent screen actress—obtain her photograph and send it to us, The screen has taught us to see personality and character in pictures. These are the attributes which are more important than beauty of out- line. The photos herewith shown prove that many girls in America can meet our requirements. The fragile femininity of Gladys Andrews would provide the canvas for many characteri- Her beauty is versatile: she might portray either debutante or mature woman zations. Poignantly charming; sceming to possess potentialities for tragedy, yet with a saving sense of humor—Dolores Jernigan, of Little Rock, Arkansas. plished singer and sportswoman, at twenty-tw oO. emotions may be mirrored in that expressive face She 18 an accome- Many Helen Andrus of Manhattan is young and shy and sweet. There ts a wistful appeal in her eyes which, if the camera can catch it. will help her to “register She has, besides, a piquancy GO} antice 45 on the screen. bool IS CO »