Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1914-Jan 1915)

162 MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE As delightful as a bouquet of the 771 ost fragrant flowers fading £adu" HOLIDAY SUGGESTION Order now as the demand is going to be greater than the supply "Leading Lady" Extract, large, in cut glass bottle and royal blue velvet box $5.00 "Leading Lady'"' Extract, medium, in attractive bottle and leatherette box 2.50 "Leading Lady" Extract, small, in same style package as medium ---- 1.25 "Leading Lady" Toilette Water 2.50 "Leading Lady" Sachet ----- 1.50 "Leading Lady" Face Powder _ 2.00 "Leading Lady" Talcum Powder .50 "Leading Lady" Extract, Chatelaine size .25 SPECIAL OFFER With each 50-cent jar "Leading Lady11 Talcum Powder we will send free the Chatelaine size "Leading Lady" Extract At high-class dealers everywhere Mail orders sent prepaid by insured parcel post 320 Fifth Avenue New York City M. P. Lover.— You refer to Guy Standing as" Father O'Xeill in "True Irish Hearts" (Domino). I seem, to have plenty of friends in prosperity, but I wonder how many I would retain in adversity. Suppose I lose my job? Vybgynya. — I read your classic letter with interest. The Editor has gotten up an engraved tablet on steel for Earle Williams in commemoration of his having won the Great Artist Contest, and a photo of it will probably be published. You will be a great writer some day. W. T. H.— What hath befallen thee. Willie? Kindly come back. Mabel E. R.. Penn.— Jere Austin was Kent in "The Viper*' (Kalern). Julia Swayne Gordon was the mother in "A Million Bid'' (Yitagraph). Olive Golden was the sister in "Tess of the Storm Country'' (Famous Players). Rhea D— So you are for Wheeler Oakman. I will tell the Editor you want a chat. A. D., Xew York.— Sorry you* think the Correspondence Club is not governed properly. I am sure Mr. Fielding will fix it up 6 K. The way to insure stable government in all things is to adopt horse sense, and they are so doing. E. B. B.. Xew Orleans.— Yes, she is the same Helen Ware. Try singing. Don Quixote says, "Who sings in grief procures relief."' Yours was a clever letter. Gu ssie J. — So you are calling me "Daddylonglegs." Very well. Elizabeth Burbridge was the girl in "The Robbery at Pine River" (Broncho). You ask. if twice nothing is nothing, what is the half of forever? I think the answer is either forever or never. Allen L. R.— Helen Holmes is in Glendale, Cal. Dolly Larkin is with the Frontier Company now. Helen Holmes in "From Peril to Peril" (Kaleni). It is fine to be able to serve a friend, and noble to conceal it. Lillian C. C, Astoria.— Louise Yale and George Morgan had the leads in "Her Xeighbors Xext Door" (Biograph). Afton Mineer was Anne in American. Lizzie W.— The origin of the use of buttons on coat-sleeves dates back to ancient days when soldiers wiped their noses on their coat-sleeves, and the buttons were put there by the king to prevent it. Arthur Jarret was Riley in "The Boss of the Eighth" (Broncho). Thomas Chatterton was Coberly in "The Gamekeeper's Daughter" (Domino). I beg to apologize. James W. A.— Yon must remember that many of our most beautiful flowers are without scent, so also are many of our most beautiful women without hearts. Peggy and Jimmie Phan. — Yesr I have noticed the rapid strides of Gerda Holmes. Most of those pictures sell from twenty-five cents up. When answering advertisements kindly mention MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE.