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MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE
Herman. — Edison are now reviving "Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight?" The Dryeda Corporation are planning to build a $75,000 studio near New York City.
Kerrigan Friend. — Joe King was Joe in "Helping Mother" (Rex). Miss Bauer was the cousin, and Charles West the husband in "The Smuggler's Wife" (Biograph ) . W. J. Butler was the master, and Hattie De Law his wife in "Master and Man" (Biograph). Helen Marten was the girl, and Fred Truesdell was the imaginary chauffeur in "The Girl and the Chauffeur" (Eclair). Anna Little and Beatrice Van were the two girls in "The Prince of Bavaria" (Rex).
Reel Mad. — Sorry! George Morgan had the title role in "The Man from the Past" (Biograph). Louise Vale was the wife, and Franklin Ritchie was the husband. "Under Royal Patronage" (Essanay) was taken on the northern shore of Chicago. Isabelle Rea in "Gwendolin" (Biograph). Charlotte Burton opposite Edward Coxen in "The Song of the Sea Shell" (American). Very fine letter, Gertrude.
Earle A.— Claire McDowell and Charles West in "The Guiding Fate" (Biograph). Tom Mix and Goldie Colwell in "The Real Thing in Cowboys" (Selig). Isabelle Rea and Mr. Reed in "Her Doggie."
F. J. Ross, Galveston. — I agree with you about the poor scenarios that many of the companies are now using. I must admit that most of these are written in their own studios by their own people. That may account for the sameness of
them. They apparently do that to save money, because a $30-a-week man can turn out three or four plays a week, such as they are, whereas they would have to pay that much for one if bought from the outside. The only way to correct this ruinous evil is for people like you to write to the officers, showing them the danger and naming specific instances. You will find that the company that buys the most scripts from the outside always puts out the best stuff. You also say, with many others, that serials are turning backwards the hands of the clock Progress.
Wahnita H. — Your questions are all against the rules. See paragraph at the heading of this department.
Violet B. — Thanks for all your kind words. You misunderstood the article about Florence LaBadie; it was in her favor. No, most studios do not allow an audience to watch the taking of a picture.
Nell M. — You neglected to give the name of the company.
Gerald Mc. — Your long letter was very interesting. Send a stamped, addressed envelope for a list of the manufacturers. New lists are just out. Alice Joyce is playing for Kalem same as ever.
Frances C. — Mildred Heller and Harry Benham in "The Trail of the Lovelorn" (Thanhouser). They also played in "The Harvest of Regrets." Gladys Brockwell in "Stacked Cards" (Kay-Bee).
Gaby Girl. — "Her Triumph" is the name of the picture in which Gaby Deslys appeared for Famous Players.
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