Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1914-Jan 1915)

154 MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE MARY ANDERSON The Vitagraph Star has been a constant user oi Superba Balsam Cream. Like many others, she has found it so superior to other creams, that she "feels it is only right to give it her unqualified endorsement and recommendation." Read what she says. Superba Balsam Cream Miss Anderson's Letter "I have no 'hesitation in pronouncing Superba Balsam Cream the very best complexion airt. Soothing to the skin, it thoroughly clears the pores of the grease and dust that soap and water cannot reach. "It is so truly superior to anything I have ever used, that £ feel it is only right to give it, my unqualified endorsement] and recommendation." — Mart Anderson-. .bsolutely greaseless. It ea-tmot' am thing and you can rub it in il'letely. Will not grow hair. i the safest protection against sunii. wind-burn and chapping-. Kxi-nt for scalds, burns and cuts. s the perfect greaseless cream — iih-i i-son uses it and ba Balsam Cream yourse our sk tlmess aiid healthy appee nee so much admired by all. end 2oc for a Ja'rge size tube and njoy the benefits of a pure, soothingream— a pleasure which you have -er\ seldom,; it ever, experienced. WHEATOX WAITER COMPACT, 14!) West 35th St.. Kew Tovk City I Autographic KODAKS Now ready in three sizes. The names of places of interest you visit, autographs of people you photograph, interesting facts about the children, their age at the time the picture was made, the light conditions, stop and exposure for every negative, the date — all these things add to the value of every picture and can now be written permanently on the film at the time of exposure. The greatest Photographic advance in tiventy years. No. 3a Autographic Kodak, pictures 3^(x5% in., $22.50 No. 3 Autographic Kodak, pictures "&% xi^ in., 20.00 No. 1a Autographic Kodak, pictures 2%x k% in., 17.50 EASTMAN KODAK CO., Mall Kodak Dealers-. Rochester, N. Y., The Kodalc City. Sunshine Louise. — It is very probable that Job never bad to answer questions. Your letter was interesting. Edna M. E. H.— Wheeler Oakman and Mabel Yan Buren in "The Squatters" (Selig). Charles Bartlett had the lead in "The Struggle" (Bison). Walter Heirs and Marguerite Ne Mover in "The Sleepy Romance" (Lubin). William Brunton and Helen Holmes in "The Runaway Freight" (Kalem). You are wrong. The kangaroo can leap about 70 feet only, while the galago, or flying lemur, can leap about 300 feet. Luella M. M. — Yes: Donald Crisp was Donald in "The Warning.'* You refer to Louise Yale. Helen Gardner in "The Leading Lady" (Vitagraph). You also refer to Ruth Hartman. Clara F. E.— Yes, that should have been Biograpb. Donald Hall made his first appearance in pictures for Vitagraph. Ruth Roland is playing at the Glendale studio, while the slapstick comedy company has disbanded. Katherine F.— Keep your head cool and your feet warm, and you will be all right. Harold Lockwood in that Famous Players. Pearl White and Chester Barnett in "The Misplaced Love" (Crystal). Jack W.— Billie Quirk has played for Biograpb, and you may see him in some of the old revivals. Yale Boss resembles Arthur Houseman very much, and he wears long trousers now. Harry O. — "Buy a bale of cotton." Well, the United States produces more than 75 per cent, of the cotton in the world. Blanche Sweet is now with Majestic, but you may continue to see old Biograph films. Allen L. R. — Pleased to meet you. The Editor expects to chat Francis Bushman very soon, probably next month. Oswald S.— Mary Pickforcl did not do the dance in "Hearts Adrift." Right you be ; actions may speak louder than words, but they are not such great liars. A. R., Philadelphia. — -Guess you have heard that puzzle before. I enjoyed "The Man of the Hour" (World Film), and thought it very well done. I did not notice Garrison washing placer dirt from a stream in a hand wash-basin. Lois II. — J. Francis McDonald was General Cuyler, and Flerbert Rawlinson was Felix Dayton in "For the Freedom of Cuba" (Bison). Ada M. S. — Gene Gauntier played in "The Lad from Ireland" (Kalem). Marguerite Snow was the princess in "The Million Dollar Mystery" (Thanhouser). Of course I want to hear from you again. Henry Walthall and Blanche Sweet in "Classmates" ( Keystone ) . Gladys B. — There were twenty series in the "Perils of Pauline." The play you describe must have been a feature film, and it is impossible to give you the name from your description. When answering advertisements kindly mention MOTION PIC TURK MAGAZINE.