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ANSWER DEPARTMENT 139 tal, Eclair, Frontier, Gold Seal, Imp, Bison 101, Joker, Nestor, Powers, Rex, Victor and Animated Weekly. Licensed houses may show Independent pictures also. Lottie D. T.—Frank Newburg and Adele Lane had the leads in "When May Weds December" (Selig). Harry Myers and Ethel Clayton in "A Momentous Decision" (Lubin). Florence LaBadie and Mr. Beaton had the leads in "A Peaceful Vic- tory" (Thanhouser). I have heard about "non-inflammable film" for three years, but I have not seen any yet. John Dillon was the rich man in "His Last Bet" (Thanhouser). Billie West and Lamar Johnstone in "The Love of Conchita." Spencer T. K.—William Stowell was Donald in "Equal Chance" (Selig). Claire McDowell was the girl in "The Abandoned Well" (Biograph). Charles Murray was Skelley in "Skelley's Skeleton" (Bio- graph). You want to know in which year my 100th birthday will come? Figure it out; I am 72. San Francisco is 3,180 miles from New York City. Joyce, Carlyle. —Gaston Bell was Harold in "The Third Degree" (Lubin). Yes, red hair. Romaine Fielding in "The Harmless One" (Lubin). Gladys Brock- well and Romaine Fielding in that Lubin. Yes, I would like to have that souvenir. Hazel A.—Richard Stanton was leading man in "The Harp of Tara" (Domino). Mildred Manning the girl in that Biograph. Walter C.—James Cooley was Fred- erick, and Lillian Gish was the wife in "So Runs the Way" (Biograph). Ernest Joy was Robert Burroughs in "The Greater Love" (Majestic). Mr. Franz had the lead in "The Peril of the Plains" (Warner). .Teanie MacPherson was lead- ing lady in "The Rugged Coast" (Powers). Ford Sterling has left Keystone and is now with the Universal Company. Mrs. L. B. A.—The Kinemacolor Thea- ter (formerly Mendelssohn Hall, New York City) was opened October 14, 1911. Claire McDowell opposite Harry Carey in "The Waifs" (Biograph). T. Jefferson was the shoemaker, and Rosanna Logan the little girl. Thomas Santschi and Adele Lane in "Cross Purposes." Yes; Clara Young. Your letter is so interesting. Mildred and Meredith. —I guess I was not feeling well when I wrote that Dr. Johnson says every man is a rascal when he is sick. Dorothy Davenport was the woman in "The Revelation" (Kay-Bee). We counted the verses that came in that month. Yes, you can put the same couple as your seeoud choice in the contest Herman, Buffalo. —The show known as Punch and Judy is derived from Puccio d'Anaello, an Italian vintager who had a tremendous nose and grotesque appear- ance. He went on the stage, and then he was impersonated everywhere. In Eng- land the name became Punchinello and was finally shortened to Punch. Marie Weirman was with Vitagraph last Heavenly Twins. —William Garwood and Francelia Billington had the leads in "Bashful Bachelor Bill" (Majestic). Will- iam Russell was the hotelkeeper in "The Haunted Hotel" (Thanhouser), not Crane Wilbur. Lamar Johnstone was the hunter in "The Mighty Hunter" (Majestic). Thomas Chatterton in "The Open Door." Bertha R. M.—Wheeler Oakman was the lawyer in "The Master of the Garden" ^n&HjCttfUi^. Tom and Phyllis, all alone, Found it rather dull at home; Tom proposed that they should go To a Motion Picture show; Phyllis smiled and answered "Yes* So would any girl, I guess.