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MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE
Abe, 99. — Bert Hadley and Edna Maison in "The Senator's Lady" (Victor). Allan Forrest and Ella Hall in "White Roses" (Rex). Murdock MacQuarrie and Agnes Vernon in "The Wall of Flame" (Nestor). Mary Fuller and Charles Ogle in "The Witch Girl" (Universal). William Sheerer and Carol Holloway in "The Violinist" (Eclair). You're welcome.
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PARDON ME !
While strolling thru the woods today,
I spied a maiden fair — So beautiful, my eyes I could not make
Till I tiptoed up to see her there, Attired in quite an ancient frock.
And as I asked her who this living picture might be, She turned, with a sigh, from the frightened shock,
And said : "I'm posing for a Moving Picture — dont you see?"
Tod, Ottawa. — You refer to James Kirkwood in that Famous Players. Olive Golden was the other girl. You would like to see some skating in some of the plays. Directors, where are you? Tod wants skating.
Diana. — Irene Howley and George Morgan had the leads in "The Mealticket" (Biograph). The average run of a film is twice a day, and since the aver
age life of a film is about 200 days, that makes 400 runs.
Dorothy C. — How is Fanny? Ernesto Pagani was the slave in "Cabiria." Yes, he is a real negro. Write Mr. Kerrigan, in care of studio. Frank Borzage was the American in "The Wrath of the Gods." Wheeler Oakman was Rowland in "The Speck on the Wall" (Selig).
Gertie. — A woman has a reason for everything except that reason. Yours was fine, but it was all about Thomas Chatterton.
Kearamy, Stafford. — Mae Gaston was the girl in "Down by the Sounding Sea" (Majestic). Evelyn Moore was Beatrice in "An American Citizen" (Famous Players). Wellington Playter was the valet. Cant tell you how many photoplayers live in Los Angeles. And you. want Vyrgynya's address. I agree with you absolutely, and I wouldn't believe what that person says.
Ida M. S. — Helen Badgely is the Thanhouser Kidlet. Leah Baird is playing for Vitagraph. You say "long white beards denote benevolence and mustaches denote villany." Yes, Charles Chaplin is getting very popular.
Genevieve, 16. — Child, you are only raving. That is a new name you have for me — Saint Peter.
Toothpick Bill. — Rupert Julian was the snob in "A Small-Town Girl" ( Universal). Eugene Pallette was George in ''A Woman Scorned" (Reliance). January number was off the press when your letter arrived.
Miss F. K. — Yes, I read the reports about Max Linder. Anyway, he is still living. Yes, the other girl is Dot Bernard. Why dont you join the Correspondence Club, and then you can write to the players as well?
H. P. Prince Albert. — Matt Moore, Tom Moore and Owen Moore are brothers.
-Herman. — Your toast, "To our wives and sweethearts ; may they never meet," may be funny but it is. not good. A better one is, "To our wives and sweethearts ; may our wives be our sweethearts and our sweethearts our wiveSo" Too many jokes of the other kind. Helen K. — Gerda Holmes opposite Bryant Washburn in "Whatsoever a Woman Soweth" (Essanay). Your letter was very interesting, and I want to know more about you.