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136 MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE Pansy. —Thou art a gem, your majesty, and I thank you. Thomas Forman was Dick in "A Romance of the Northwest" (Lubin). It was taken in Los Angeles, Cal. Douglas Gerrard was with Rex last. Gloria. —Edward Coxen in "Like Fa- ther, Like Son" (American). That's just the way—we are all allowed to believe that which would hurt our feelings. Mrs. M. D.—Harold Lockwood was the lead in "When Thieves Fall Out" (Selig). Harold Vosburg was the reporter in "Suppressed News" (Selig). Ethel Pierce was Marie in "The Guiding Spirit" (Selig). Billie Rhodes and Charles Bart- lett in "Tigers of the Hills" (Kalem). Elva H.—You ask a lot of questions, but the titles are not right When you ask for "The Bride's Lion," we look under "B" and cant find it. It should be "The Lion's Bride." We use a card-index system. Miriam II.—My child. I am sorry. Please accept my apologies. Mrs. C. A. H.—Arthur Johnson had the lead in "The Endless Night" (Lubin). Blanche Sweet in "Judith" (Biograph). James Young opposite Clara Kimball Young in "Women on the Warpath" (Vitagraph). This magazine has more circulation than all the other magazines, weeklies and trade papers put together. Leona, Beacon. —The Criterion Theater is on Broadway and Forty-fourth Street. Vitagraph changed the hill on April 13, showing "Mr. Barnes of New York" in six reels, with Maurice Costello and Mary Charleson; "Love, Luck and Gasoline," with Wallie Van and Lillian Walker, and a silent sketch, with Lillian Walker. Flora Finch, Wallie Van and Hughie Mack. They also show fine, tinted, scenic pictures. V. I. M., Chicago. —Charles Perley was the minister in "The Scarlet Letter" (Kinemacolor). Williain Nigh had the lead in "A Warm Welcome" (Majestic). Dorothea M.—Thanks for your criti- cism. They are always welcome. No; Benjamin Wilson is not a newcomer. He has been with Edison for about two years; formerly played in stock in Brooklyn. Chatted in November, 1913. Jack M.—Dorothy Davenport plays opposite Wallace Reid. Victoria Forde was the girl in that Bison. W. F. K.—None of the animals were killed. Your vacillations overpower us. I cant cover so much ground in one answer. Irene L.—Your letter is long and inter- esting. Henry King was the husband in "The Midnight Call" (Pathe). William Nigh was Taylor in "The Turn of the Cards." You refer to Darwin Karr. Ruth Hennessy in "The Wedding of Prudence." Krazy Kat K".—Cant tell you who that Kleo is. You refer to Louise Glaum. Yes, she is now with Kay-Bee. "Hello, Georgie, you dont play truant as often as you used to—what's the matter?" "Oh, we have Moving Pictures in our school every afternoon now, and I never miss a day."