Motion Picture Story Magazine (Feb-Jul 1913)

154 THE MOTION PICTURE STORY MAGAZINE Irene A.— Hazel Neason was the sister in "The Finger of Suspicion." Irene Boyle was Alice in "The Game-Warden." Ethel.— Romaine Fielding was the unknown in "The Unknown" (Lubin). You can get his picture from Lubin. M. B.— James Cruze was the judge in "When Mercy Tempts Justice." R. A. B., Nashville.— You're wrong on your last question. E. M.— Thomas Santschi and Phyllis Gordon had the leads in "The Lake of Dreams." Ruth Roland was the girl and Marshall Neilan the younger player in "The Horse That Wont Stay Hitched." Robert Brower was Colonel De Bellechasse in "The Non-Commissioned Officer." Elsie McLeod was .the daughter in "The Power of Sleep." T. B. O., Norwich. — Thanks for your photograph of the Kalems taking one of the battles in Shenandoah. Very good photograph. Sorry we cant use it in the magazine— the Kalems might be jealous. Victoria.— Marian Cooper was the young lady in "The Girl in the Caboose." Eclair is Independent. N. W., Pittsburg. — Alice Joyce was the young lady in "The Battle of Wits." M. H. C, Waco, thinks that Marc McDermott is a poser and is too stagy. Is this not true of many of the players? There is about one in every fifty who can play so that he or she appears unconscious of the camera. We suppose that some of the players will never learn that it is not necessary to keep both shoulders squared to the camera. Vera C. — Well, the player grew a beard in that play. Tom Carrigan has returned to Selig. B. B., Brooklyn. — Does any one know where Anna Rosemond is? M. D., Cape May. — Harry Benham was Jack in "The Repeater" (Thanhouser). Marshall Neilan and Ruth Roland had the leads in "The Peace Offering" (Kalem). No ; George Kleine is the American representative for Eclipse and Cines. Billy Blue wishes to answer "M. C. S., Savannah," in regard to "From the Bottom of the Sea" (Imp), released November 20, 1911. William Shay was the player who was shot from the torpedo tube of the submarine. Brave lad, that! J. W. Johnston was Jack in "The Man Who Dared" (Eclair). Thanks for the information. J. S., Chicago, tells us that he likes funny pictures. Guess everybody likes to see a good comic, but how few they be ! Don't you envy those who can laugh heartily over some of the alleged comics? Mildred S. — E. K. Lincoln played in "The Wood Violet." We dont answer Broncho questions. That company hasn't time to bother answering the questions we cant answer. George, Montreal. — Our Photoplay Clearing House will typewrite your scenario for $1.00. Why not read their ad in the magazine? A Hello Girl. — Bessie Sankey, maid in "Broncho Billy and the Indian Maid." "Muttonhead." — We dont like your nom de plume. Octavia Handworth was Violet in "His Second Love." The picture you enclose is of Alice Joyce. Yes. G. E. S. — Owen Moore is still with Victor. We know there is a player with Biograph who looks like Mr. Moore, but it is not. A. M., Philadelphia. — Sorry, but we cant answer that Eclair. P. C, Atlantic City. — Irving Cummings played the part of the twins in "The Man from Outside." Louise Lester is usually the mother. H. F., Philadelphia. — James Cruze and Harry Benham both played in "The Ladder of Life." Kay-Bee are still asleep at the switch. They dont refuse to give information — simply neglect to. Edith from Iowa. — Thomas Allen was the fugitive, and Edward Coxen was the sheriff in "The Fugitive." Pandora. — In the future, please give your address. Flossie is a schoolgirl and not a player. Marguerite Gibson was Polly in "Polly at the Ranch." Rhodisha. — You must read the back numbers. We cant repeat all that information. Remember, there are thousands of inquirers besides you, and we have no room for repeaters. K. B. G., Rochester. — We know that Willis Secord is playing on Broadway. M. G., Elmira. — We answered your nineteen questions by mail, and our letter was returned. Isn't that enough to make a saint weep? Hereafter, give correct address. Mrs. Van B.— Edna Payne is the Lubin girl. We haven't the cast for "Mother." Florence M. B.— My, yes! We're acquainted with your writing by this time. Edwin Carewe was the player with the automobile, but we dont know whom the machine belonged to. Dont know whether Mr. Carewe owns an auto or not, but he ought to. W^e cant answer those old Biographs, but we expect to get the casts for all their new releases. Thanks for the age of that player, but we cant publish that. H. J. C, East Orange. — Elsie Greeson was the heroine in "The Missing Bonds." M. E., Dallas.— The picture is of Jane Wolfe. C. P., Winnipeg.— You seem to get our O. K. on all newspaper reports. Well, Florence Barker really is dead. She died of pneumonia.