That’s the time you are going to tell a story naturally, but also picking every word. Every phrase and incident is going to be placed at the point where it will do the most to arouse your friend’s curiosity and interest in what is to come.
Can’t you picture the situation? Then bear it in mind when you sit down to write that synopsis. And for the best lesson ever written on the art of story telling go to any library and get a copy of the Richard Harding Davis story, “Out of the Fog.”
BACK NUMBERS OF FILM TRUTH
Scores of requests for back numbers of FILM TRUTH from its first issue of April, 1920, have been received each month from new readers.
The filling of these requests has resulted in a dwindling number of “extra” copies kept on hand, until some issues have been nearly exhausted.
A limited number of complete sets of the first six numbers, namely those dated April to September inclusive, have been made up.
These will be mailed to the first applicants at one (1) dollar for the set.
The number of sets is necessarily limited.
In the event of applications being received over and beyond the supply on hand, the publishers will return such money as is sent.