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MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE
Lincoln, 17.— Peggy Pearce was leading woman in "Hearts and Flowers" (Sterling). O. C. Lund was Lieutenant Byron in "Lady Babbie" (Eclair). Your letter is very interesting.
A. P. H. — You are wrong. From the clipping you enclosed, the man sitting is David Thompson and the man standing is Walter Dillon. They are not the same.
Melyin P. — There were ten dry States before the last election — Georgia. Kansas, Maine, Mississippi, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia, which places a population of 17,000,000 under a prohibition regime. Sure ; if once nought's nuthin', twice nought must be sumthin'.
Margarette K. T. — Gretchen Hartman was Mary in "The Cricket on the Hearth" (Biograph). Estelle Mardo in "Bella's Elopement" (Vitagraph) ; and Marguerite Gibson was the Indian girl in "Brandon's Last Ride" (Vitagraph). Viola Dana was thefairy queen in "The Blind Fiddler."
Earle G. R. — I am on to that one: "A bottle and a cork cost $1.10; the bottle cost $1 more than the cork ; what did the cork cost?" The first answer that came to me was ten cents, but, of course, that is wrong. Dorothy Kelly and James Morrison in "The Passing of Diana" (Vitagraph). You refer to Ernest Truex.
Ruth W. — Your letter was fine, and I enjoyed it. So you are 01 ; I dont believe you. May the hinges of our friendship never grow rusty !
Abe, 99. — Right you be. There may be a world rounder than this, a country better than this, a city finer than this, a magazine better than this — but where are
they? Miriam Nesbitt and Mary Fuller were the two girls in "When East Meets West in Boston" (Edison). Darwin Karr was Tom in "Her Husband" (Vitagraph).
Irma H. — Clara Williams and Thomas Chatterton in "Jim Cameron's Wife."
Squibs. — Yours is fine. "Lives of askers do remind us we can make our lives sublime, and by asking nutty questions take up A. M.'s precious time." Great!
Mary S.— Rosemary Theby was the mother in "The Double Life."" We are often cruelest to those Ave love best; that is why I answered you sarcastically, if I did. Please come again.
Eleanor B. — No, no, the girl is not married. Lionel Barry more had the lead in "The Cracksman's Gratitude" (Biograph). Charles Bartlett was Bob in "On Desperation's Spur" (Kalem).
M. B. J. — The reason your other questions were not answered is because you did not sign your name. You might write to the player and find out.
Anna D. — You want to know why President Wilson wears red-white-and-blue suspenders? I am not sure, but I presume he wears them to hold his trousers up. Dorothy Kelly was Marta in "The Toll" (Vitagraph). Anna Luther and Rosemary Theby in that Lubin. Alice Hollister was Elinor in "The Barefoot Boy" (Kalem).
Gertrude S. — Will tell the Editor you want a picture of Gladys Brockwell.
Betty Sh.— Billie Rhodes was Dolores in "The Vengeance of the Vaquero" (Kalem). William Hutchinson was the fiance in "The Rummage Sale" (Selig). Anna Luther in "Three Men and a Woman" (Lubin).
Miss Wrat— I hear you're acting for the movies now. How do you like it? Mr. Phrog— Pretty well. They always pick me out as the fellow who always "croaks."