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ANSWER DEPARTMENT 137 Two English Girls. —Arthur Allardt was the sheriff, Edythe Sterling was the sweetheart, and Joseph Franz was Joe in "The Heart of Smiling Joe" (Frontier). Vitagraph show all their casts on the screen, but, as you say, it is hard to re- member the names, because at the begin- ning we are not interested. Socrates. —That's usually the operator's fault, or the film is too old. Dont know what arrangement Pearl White has with Pathe. Cant tell whether it will be permanent or not. That was Romaine Fielding as the "farmer on the wagon with the corn" in "The Laziest Man" (Lubin). Your letter is fine. Mrs. Jennie R.—Clara Williams was the wife in "Divorce" (Kay-Bee). John Bunny's wife is not an actress. Thomas Santschi was Bruce. D. C, Lynisrook. —L. C. Shumway was Tom. and Thomas Forman was the brother in "On the Brink" (Lubin). Ray McKee was Jim in "The Dangerous Case" (Lubin). I desire to live long, but not to be old. Broadway is New York's principal street. Myrtle O. C.—Richard Stanton was Mr. Lewis in "North of Fifty-three Degrees." Yes; Anna Little was the girl, and Guy Standing was Pat in "True Irish Hearts." William Nigh was Paul, and Vera Sissou was the stenographer in "The Mix-up of Pedigrees" (Majestic). Hannah N.—The pictures you enclose are of Florence Lawrence. You probably refer to Arthur Johnson. He is leading man for Lubin. The girl probably was Marion Leonard. Dorothy Kelly was the girl, Louise Beaudet the mother. Charles Kent the father, and S. Rankin Drew the lover in that. Vitagraph. Maria Egypcia. —Mona Darkfeather says she is not an Indian. Lillian Drew was Alice in "The Other Girl" (Essanay). Send along the snapshot. Always glad to get them. I never assign them to the waste-basket, as you say. ■ Edna, 10.—Yes; Joe King in "The Mys- terious Way" (Selig). He is now with Selig. Anna Little had the lead in "The Battle of Gettysburg." Letter was fine. Hettie W.—Edward Coxen and Winni- fred Greenwood in "When the Road Forks" (American). William Ehfe in "The War Correspondent" (Broncho). Thanks much for your nice words. Alvin M. S.—Violet Messereau has played with Pathe, but she has been with Reliance about a year. I know of no complete list of all the players. Marie A. G.—Mr. Griffith directs for Reliance. Vivian Prescott was the restless woman in "The Restless AVoman." ■■■...~-??2. .?/'>:.--.':V;.::'..' --: A "vanity case" In olden times the mirror portrayed a maiden's charms; It teased her, it pleased her, it filled her with alarms; The modern age has found a better way, I ween, In wreathing, in breathing her face upon the screen.