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Men's costumes by Pieter Myer and Dorothy Armstrong. Shoes by the Packard Boot Company and I. Miller. Wigs by Hepner. Scenery by the Robert Law Studios. Art Director, Herbert Ward. Grecian Scene designed by W'ithold Gordon. For E. Ray Goets Arthur J. Levy Representative George Sullivan Stage Manager Kroywen, Inc Lessees and Managers Builder of the Shubert theaters, Edward Margolies FROM time to time we have taken little flings at the absurd number of credit lines on the screen, telling who directed the picture, who lettered the title cards, who held the assistant cameraman s coat, etc., etc., but it seems the screen gives no credit at all compared with some of our current New York productions. For instance, the watchman at the stage door was woefully neglected in the prologue of the program given above. Questions and Answers ( Continued) Anna T. Coolidge, NTew Orle.ans. — You say in your letter, "This is from the same Miss Coolidge who was so inquisitive last time." Well, you haven't changed much, Ann. No, I don't adore Dick Bartheimess, Ralph Graves, and Wallie Reid. I like them, though. With the exception of Mary Miles Minter, whose real name is Ju'iet Shelby, Lila Lee, whose real name is Augusta Appel, Shirley Mason, who is really Mrs. Bernard Durning, formerly Miss Flugarth, and Marjorie Daw, who is Margaret House, those are the correct names of the players you mention. .And, oh yes — Elsie Janis is really Elsie Bierbower. So you are sixteen and hate to write business letters. I am more than sixteen and hate to write 'em, too. M. G. L., Oakland. — You Native Daughters come in bunches. Billic Burke has just signed a new contract with Famous Players, or Paramount .Arlcraft, whereby she continues to make pictures for this organization for a long time to come. She is working in adaptations of well-known books and plays. ".Away Goes Prudence" is a new Burke release. Mary Thurman plays in .Allan Dwan Productions now — she's the same Mary who used to adorn Mr. Scnnetl's comedies. Questioner, Lveth. — You may be able to get a picture of the Great Dane, Scnnett's Teddy, by writing the Scnnett company on the Coast. He's a great dog, and the life of the party in "Down on the Farm," although I must admit that Pepper the cat also docs her share. Stuart Holmes has the leading masculine role in a new serial, named "Trailed by Three,'' in which he co-stars with Miss Frankic Mann. It's released through Pathe, so address Mr. Holmes there. Ripple, Willouchby Beach, \"a. — I supposed you were one of the pebbles until I saw the nom-de-plume. Mary Fuller seems to have definitely retired: also Ormi Hawley and Mabel Trunnelle. Of the others you mention, .Alice Hollister is coming back to the screen in a Goldwyn picture, which will be seen soon. .Antonio Moreno is working right along in \"ilagraph serials; Jack Dean is living abroad now wiih hb wife, Fannie Ward; Dorothy Kelly has been retired since her marriage to a non-professional; Ann Murdock has not been on the stage for a long time and has not made her future plans public; and Nell Craig is playing leads in various West Coast companies. Write Miss Craig at Universal. Harriet, Los Angeles. — I can't send you pictures of Mary and the Gish girls, Harriet, but if you will write to them, in care of their respective companies, they will answer you. I think Mary Pickford has done otlier things as good as "The Poor Little Rich Girl. ' Watch out for Mary whenever she's advertised; that's the best advice I can give vou. Emma, Portland. — I hate to darken your days like this, but it i« true : Conway is married, Mr. Tearle didn't consult me before taking this important step, so I couldn't do anything about it. Adele Rowland is his wife; she's a musical comedienne. Tearle is with Selznick at this writing, playing opposite Zeena Keefe. Ralph Graves isn't married. Vivian ^Lartin is. Cold MedaL Furnitttre For Home and Camp l.v.ry adrerllscmcDt in rilOTOrUAY ^LA0AZ1NB 1» gu»rmiitccJ.