Pictures and the Picturegoer (October 1915 - March 1916)

k i mum: Oct. -\ ujij 23 PICTURES AND THE PICTUMEGOER REPLIES and addrttt {not for publication) must bi itotel 11/ien writl f| Itmoi '"«•/>( y through tin pott. idaaltwith in botatioit, OUtl me reyiiiini name 0/ c'omjMnn »iuj( be given. PITY THE POOR ANSWERS MAN. Jesrt (Norwich). We can supply the follow'ng enlargements from the postcard departmen Mary Fuller, iirice 9d., post-free, Warren Kerrigan in ordinary dress only, and Pauline Hn-h .11 either Western costume or ordinary dress, pri a 7d. each. The supply is Unfiled, We nave postcards of Hank Mann. Thanks for pri mi-e of home made blackberry jam. It a o sticky subject, so you can't forget, Jeuny, dear. CABBIE Lancaster).— Thomas Santscbi played "Brace" in "The Adventures of Kathlyn " lig). Ben \\ ebster was " Bootle "in " Bootle's Baby. Bavesentyour love to Cleo Madison Your French expressions are tses chic. J10 . r, Carrie. De PbOfvniiis.— A soldier in hospital at Lichfield wantaalett r or two to cheer him up. Who will be the Qood .Samaritan ? A Constant Rk\m:r (Beading). — We have -In Memonan' picture postcards of John Bunny with the date of his death printed on them. Id. each, i^'s a e extra. Almost any one of the American Companies would be best to send your film plot on diamond mining to, Essanay, Flying A, Selig, or Vitugraph, to name a few. J. L. (Wolreilniui' 'ton).— " His Only Pauts" (Nestor):— "The Artist,' Jack Dillon; "His . Chum," Lee Moron ; "The Girl," Billy Khodes. Name and address next time, J. L. iNviiisrrivE (East Twickenham). — Harold Lockwood played "Jack" in "Hearts Adrift," and Carlvle Bluckwell was "King of Bosnia'' 111 Such a L'ttle Queen." Wt have postcaris of Mary Pickford, Jan ■ Gail, Kathlyn W idioms, and Gertrude McCoy (hut not the others!, at Id. taeh ; four cards would cost Ed., li&t-fiee. We do not undertake to get cards autographed. Cai.toomst (Leicester) says— " Excuse me, but Chas. Chaplin was horn at Fontnineblean." Well, excuse us, Cartoonist, but be was born in London — at Walworth, to be quite exact. See onrarticJeon him 111 No. Kf containing facts. Max Linder joined tbe FTencli Army when war broke out. and was wounded, since when we have heard nothing. Bili.t (Feckhaiul. — Tbe Company you mention does not publish casts Clal to heat yon received such a nice autographed photo from the actress in " Peg o' my Heart." It is most probal le she herself saw your letter. Numl e s of our r.-aders, much to their delight, have also received photos and letters from picture players. Sydney (Leeds).— For uew readers and best wishes much thanks. Diana Edinburgh). B 1 iesl congratulations to Herberl Etawlm on and your love to .1 b, Flore ■ 1 1 Badie, kl.'co 1 ire Larkin, and kept Ihe " 1 of bail love and 1 We baie ao po of viui Forest. 1'imim ,i amberwi 1 eply to " Lnzloni He •■ porl 1 " in lusi week's auml liaphn is 25 years o d, and Fred Evans (Pimp! uo [oined the Army. Edison invented moving pictui and the 1 1 >:i Co m wde th • first. Eta iTomworth). Flora Morris was "Effie," Viol -t Bopaou "Jeauie," and alins Taylor "Madge ' in "The Bearl ol Midlothian" (Hepworth), Hoc Worcester placed "Garrard In ' 1 he I d 1 Be Be irth " (Bepworth). Is that the one you want Mb. Wi 1 i s lie has a friend who is con vii oed that Charles Chaplin is .leaf and dumb, ami asks us t 1 print a denial and -o " knock the idea out of his Billy head." But. oh loi.lv | haven't we iust knocked1 You've certainly not read your FlCTUnxs, Mr. Wu. Pi zzi.r.n 1M011.1. — " Champ ion Chai le " is tbo name Of the film in which Charles Chaplin plaicd the title-role. H. E. L. (Birmingham) writes an appreciative le'ter of the work of our artist, Mi. Fi'td. Aillington, and predicts a brilliant career for him. He will be pleoseJ, Miss M. K. (Sho tor's Hilli.— As stated conn times on Ibis page, Chares Chaplin is neither deaf, dumb, blind, nor insane, nor does he live in an attic at l't clihain or in a flat at Edinburgh. DollyS (South Shields). Write to the London Film <-\>.. St. Mai garet'son Thames, Twickenham, for the synopsis yon want. When you cone to Londou by all means " beard tbe liou in his do 1." Quite harmless we are. Jfnnik Bingley). — Wo have several hundreds of different posicirds, Id. each. Thank you for promising to do your "utmost to mike P. and P. known to o'.bers." E. J. E. 1 New port). —Charles Chaplin (c.o. Essanay Film Co , 1,883, Argyle St., Chicago, U.S.A.) mid Mary Pickford (c.o. Famous Players Film Co., 213, West 26th St., New toil City, l.'.S.A.) might reply to letters. We do not recommend readeisto send autograph-albums abroad; there is the risk of them getting 1. s ; enclose a sheet of 1 aper the size of your book, and ask for a >iznatme on that, then you can stick it in. Fred Evuusis Pimple's common or garden name. Good luck to hiui, for he lai joined tie Army ! E; C, P. (Higbgate'.— Write to London Film Co., St. Margaret's 011-Thaines, Twickenham, for a synopsis of the plats in question. We have postcaids of . a le Gail and Charles Rock, one penny each, postage extra. Louise L. (Wolverhan ptcn). — Tent brothers letter had to take its turn ; it has been answered. Eepeat your qaestiou, and comply with rule giving name and address. D. L; (B.irnsbury).— If you have any difficulty in obtaining Pictures from your Cinema, you can get it by placing a standing ord> r with your newsagent or bookstall. Jack Webster nhiyed in " Winn London Sleeps," " Mi lship-nan Ejsy," and "In tbe Blood." We have 110 postcards. Elsie (Liverpool). — We arequite refreshed to know that at least one reader does no( want to he a Dim player. Our postcards are one penny each, postage extra, so half a dozen would cost you Td. Hope yon will be successful in writingn good film plot. It looks easier than it really is, Elsie. PHOTOGRAPHY. Photo Postcards of Yourself, Is. Dozen. From any Photo. 12 x 10 Enlargements, 6d. (\italnpne and S'lmpfex Free. S. E. HICKETT. Works: July Boad, Liverpool. GASLIGHT, BROMIDE, or P.O.P. POST CARDS. 20r+Jd.; NX), Is. 31. Plites and Papers also Chjap. Catalogues and £amp cs r'. S. E. HACKETT. Works: Ji.lt Koad, Liverpool. Ill I I M ( I' , |U| llltle 111 1. t llll, for JOINS. Q. V. (Chalk Km 0. L. (I I . II Northampton I 11 Producing 1 'oui| anii 1 Hopworl 1. . . ih. in. ■ 1 union Film ' Th. .me 1, 1 v. ickeuhani 1 1 S, W !(, el , , 1 week's Dumber, A 1 11 i (Seaforth).— CI ,kely would reply to you. 11 1, Film Co . lore ( > M uy Plckl (Plymouth). Wo "« ■ 11' wo have tw,i differi n ird 11 ■ 1 ■ ned in "1 lupi i, ■..,■• •• Behind 1 bi ' Neil <;« 1 inie,' •• Sucli 1 Little '."i ei 11 Adriit," " Fanchon Ihe Cricket, ""A Daw To-morrow," and ' Tessibel of the BI try. " Coming -" Little Pal, ' and " U ■%*." Am.v (Edinburgh).— B inrl ivean I of kisses " to Anita Stewart, Tlie oast you a»k for is not available. 1 IUi'iim (Lurgau) 11 pe 01 I aiai odlioli ll'ehllld. Nice 1,1 lial ■ nn 1.1: love aeul was del ghtfully tinged •■■ ithpi Baicesso (HarboiD)).— Mary Plckford'i busl is Owen Mi A Po 1 1: (Leeds).— Address Ella Ball Universal Film Btudio, 13rd Street an I 11th Avenue, New Fork City, U.S.A. We're sun would like to receive y. ur thanks, It 1^ quite likely you will be seeing her in other till: excellent as the " Mast, r Key. ' Gwyneth fChepel BI 111 Howard maj on be revisiting Wales. Glad 3 on like his stories. We have no postcards of him. A Past, Present, ash Fin ni Bradeb (Slough).— Many thanks for your letter an 1 suggestions, which are I aving our earnest consideration. Cvrtoonist (Leicester).— The Vltagraph Twinreally twins. We do not issue bindiug-caaes P. and P., only bound volumes complete, l'l . you are pleased with our paper. V\ hy not 1 ry for a prize in our competitions ? Pinky (CamberweU Uatei.— Wc have the cards you want of Kathlyn Williams, Florence La liadic, James Cruze and Baby William Wade, prico Jd. the lot, post-tree. Iloscoe Arbucklo :s " Keystone Fatty." Tbauks for love. LOIS WEBER, of Trans-Atlantic. Sho is author, actress, and producer, and two of her greatest film successes an; Hypocrite* anil Scandal. This picture is one of our postcard scries.