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MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE
Abe, 99. — Mile. Violet Mersereau was Sahki in "The Dance of Death" (Kalem). Bobbie Bolder was Bridget in "Bridget Bridges It" (Essanay). Richard Neill in "A Fugitive from Justice" (Edison).
Dorothy D. — Marie Newton was the girl in "The Ring and the Book" (Biograph). Linda Arviclson was the sister, and Dorothy Gish the adopted sister in "A Fair Rebel" (Klaw & Erlanger). Charles Perley was the sweetheart.
Jesse J. S. — Harry Mason was the detective in "The Living Dead" (Edison). Robert Grey was Tom in "Brandon's Last Ride" ( Vitagraph ) .
Gladys L. — Sorry, but I cannot obtain that information from Warner. Guy Oliver and Stella Razetto in "The Man in Black" (Selig).
Helen H. — No, I do not know everything. The only person who knows everything is the graduate just after he or she gets a sheepskin. Alan Hale was the minister, Claire McDowell the schoolteacher, and Edna Foster the boy in "The Ragamuffin" ( Biograph ) .
Helen P. — Those letters stand for New York Motion Picture Company, whose address is 1712 Allesandro Street, Los Angeles, Cal. I do not believe that scandal about that player, and I do not think she drinks to excess. Yes, my photo once appeared in this magazine, but I am not telling when or where.
Miss E. D. — Belle Adair was Lenora in "Wife" (Eclair). Alan Hale, and not Marshall Neilan in "The Little Widow" (Biograph). George Morgan was the intruder in "The Painted Lady" (Majestic).
Celia V. A. — Linda Arvidson was the lead in "The Wife" (Biograph). Hershall Mayall with Broncho. Your letter is very interesting.
Gertrude S. — Viola Dana was the fairy in "The Blind Fiddler" (Edison). Frank Borzage and Miss Brockwell in "A Romance of the Sawdust Ring" (Domino).
Wallie. — Charles Chaplin was the property man in "The Property Man."
Retta Tucker. — So you think that Richard Tucker is the coming king of the movies. Yes, I also answer questions by mail, when a stamped, addressed envelope is enclosed. Many prefer it. I enjoyed your baseball talk, but it is a trifle antiquated now.
Mike H. — Hobart Bosworth and Myrtle Stedman in "Burning Daylight" (Jack London). Winnifred Greenwood and Edward Coxen in "Lola" (American). Bessie Eyton and Wheeler Oakman in "When the West Was Young" (Selig). Charles Chaplin in "The Face on the Barroom Floor." Ford Sterling and Peggy Pearce in "The Bogus Baron" (Sterling).
Lee T. — Lionel Barrymore was the husband, and Betty Gray the girl in "Woman vs. Women" (Klaw & Erlanger). You may get seventeen postals for twenty-five cents from Film Portrait Company, adv.
Elinor J. — Naomi Childers was leading woman in "The Crucible of Fate" (Vitagraph). Arthur Ashley was Richard. Gerda Holmes was the girl in "The Elder Brother" (Essanay).
Mark A. S. — Yes, write to King Baggot. Certainly I believe in grape-juice — when it is not fermented ; Bryan cocktails.
Director — Whoa there! Stop that! Save that action till I get the camera in focus, cant you?