Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
GOT AN IDEA?
sELLIT HERE. I


! puns, or short snappy phrases
here is an opportunity to win a
prize in the Moon ,theater slogan
contest which starts today. Mr.. Bal
lantyne, manager of the Moon,
wants short, pungent sentence that
he can use in his advertising that
will express in forcible way the
superiority of Moon pictures, the at
Effectiveness and comfort of the
Moon theater and the reason why
people like to go to the Moon.
The first prize offered is SIS in
gold. Besides this there are 100 other
prizes which will be given to people
sending in slogans that are awarded
honorable mention. Judges OF the
contest are the movie editors of the
three Omaha newspapers Those
who, enter the contest are asked to
drop their slogans in the contest
box in the lobby of the Moon thea
ter. Usher. at the theater will pass
out contest blanks at the door OF
the theater. Anybody is eligible to
compete and anyone may drop as
many slogans in the contest box as
he or she desires.
Several slogans which have been
suggested already are, "The Moon
Eclipses Them All" Take Trip to
the Moon" you'll Enjoy Pictures
in the Moon,"> and "See the Big
Stars in the Moon"
While there is no limit placed on
the length Of the slogan, the SEN
tence submitted that is brief and to
the point will probably stand the
best chance of being included among
the prize winners.
The contest will close next Satur-
day night, November 8, at II o'clock,
and the announcements Of prize win
ners will be published in all Sunday
newspapers. All slogans submitted,
regardless of merit in the eyes OF
the Judges will be thrown on the
screen every night at the Moon so
that judges maybe able to study
public iepinion regarding the various
slogans. The slogans the public
most heartily voices its approval OF
will, no doubt, find the most merit
in the eyes of the judges. So if you
send in slogan you are fure to see
it on the screen at the Moon some
night this week and see how the
audience likes it. Slogans will be
screened in the order that they are
received.
As one movie fan stated the other
day, there's more to be remembered
than forgotten if one views regularly
the Omaha Daily Bee Screen Maya {
zine at the Sun theater. This weeks
lead off" shows how the pupils of
Kansas City's manual training
school clean their desks every day,
as their instructor stated: lin time
of play they prepare for work"
Next you are shown how DR.. Glenn
ent of New York, perfected proc
ess for making substitute for gas
oline, costing much LESS. Follow
ing this Lillian Russell tells one
how to have a beautiful neck-how
it can be made white, straight, fexi-
bic, round at the chin, thickening
gradually towards the shoulders.
One of Chicago's foremost packers
next demonstrates how you can
pack your dress suit or Milady's eve
ming frock, travel around the world.
and upon your return they never
need show a wrinkle. 1t is highly
interesting as the average person
can travel over night and be all
wrinkles. If you care to make ice
in red hot dish the next number
will tell you'll Number 6 on the
screen shows how science has dis
covered the cricket to be an indus
trious housekeeper, even doing her
own plastering, instead Of being the
lazy thing" most people believed
her to be. The concluding number
introduces one of our great presi-
dents, Ulysses S. Grant.
49, II
1.-THE Woman in the Suitcase" is
the title for the new Enid Bennett
story by c. Gardner Sullivan. The
little star has been enjoying 4 long
vacation this summer. Fred Niblo
will direct Miss Bennett.
A projecting horn shaped shield
has been added to the list of auto.