Filling a long-felt want of thousands who desire to know the methods of the top-notch moving picture writer, this celebrated photo-dramatist has sanctioned the use of eighteen of his best synopses, and one full scenario, representing a wide range of successful productions participated in by world-famous stars familiar to millions. Each Synopsis is accompanied by one or more actual scenes of the finished play in which twenty-five screen favorites are pictured in their strongest acts. =Cloth= =Highly Illustrated= =$1.25 net= UNCLE BILL'S LETTERS TO HIS NIECE By RAY BROWN Here's as gay a little gift as any girl could wish. Bright, sparkling and joyous--letters from a matter-of-fact old uncle who talks to his young niece straight from the shoulder, exactly as he might to a boy. Uncle Bill gives facts about moonlight, becomes violent over athletics, taboos snobbery, takes a fling at heredity, and touches up a few complexions. The result is extravagantly and deliciously funny--Just the Book for an Ingenue. =Cloth= =Decorative Cover and Jacket= =60 cents net= Britton Publishing Company New York * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: The case of first words of some chapters was changed to match the layout of the rest of the book. Page 43, "the" changed to "The" (The old man seemed) Page 99, double quotation mark removed before single quotation mark. (put it, 'Jay fame.'") Original read: (put it, "'Jay fame.'") End of Project Gutenberg's Over the Seas for Uncle Sam, by Elaine Sterne