Motion Picture Magazine, May 1914 (1914)
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MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE 161 Mrs. L. E. S.—Please dont ask for theatrical information. Jane Wolfe was the adventurer's wife in "The Masquera- ders" (Kalem). Velma Whitman and Walter Smith had the leads in "Out of the Depths" (Lubin). "St. Elmo" was done by Vitagraph some time ago. Sarah Bernhardt! The hearts she has moved by her powers! Their united throbbings might almost shake the world. And our Little Mary may some day be a Bern- hardt. And we may have still other Bernhardts growing. D. D. D., Memphis. —Oh, there will always be multiple reels and features, but there may not be so many as there are now. It seems to be a fad just now. The small houses seem to prefer single reels mainly, and the big theaters desire an occasional two- or three-reeler. Edgar Jones and Louise Huff in that Lubin. Flower E. G.—Did I neglect to say that your letter was bright? Then I forgot a courtesy that you richly deserved. Par- don, madame, I enjoy all good letters, but I haven't room to say so each time. Naomi, of St. Louis. —Harriet Notter and Frank Newburg in "Hilda of Heron Cove" (Selig). Yes, I saw that play. Entre nous, they are losing a lot of their best players, and that, no doubt, accounts for it. Pansy. —Wait until you see your Jack in "Samson." Harry Millarde was Ken- neth in "The Hand-print Mystery" (Kalem). M. Noel was Billy in "Billy's Euse" (Princess). The brother was not cast in "The Heart of the Hills" (Bex). The pins are going to be beautiful. W. H. T., Chicago. —Tour brilliant and welcome epistle came too late for atten- tion in this issue. Many thank you. Edna C.—Herschel Mayal was the gen- eral in "Heart of a Woman" (Domino). Tom Carrigan and Alma Russell in "The Modern Vendetta" (Selig). Tom Carrigan and Mabel Taliaferro, his wife, are play- ing in Chicago with Edith Taliaferro. Walter Edwards was Jeff in "The Secret Lode" (Broncho). Leona Hulton was leading woman in "The Woman" (Kay- Bee). Clara Williams was leading woman in "Divorce" (Kay-Bee). Mary Love. —Could get no information for you. The letter is written all right Marion Leonard is back with Warners. Neva Gerber is now playing leads for Carlyle Blackvvell. She was with his company before. Golden Locks. —Myrtle Stedman and William Duncan in "The Schoolmarm's Shooting-Match" (Selig). Mr. Borzage was John in "New England Idyl." Miss Mitchell was leading lady. Elfrieda. —Mignon Anderson had the lead in "The Plot Against the Governor" (Thanhouser). Leona Hutton and Her- schel Mayal had the leads in "Out of the Storm" (Kay-Bee). Jackie Kirtley was Rachael in "Rebecca's Wedding-day." Powdered Perfection for the Complexion Found! A powder winch answers the three-fold demand made in the name of beauty —it supplies bloom and fairness with skin protec- tion, and it lasts. /~~\ Irtgr&m's 1/gI'y£ola>. rSouvcramc Face Powder 50c At drug stores or by mall postpaid Four tints : pink, white, flesh, brunette. Many keep two tints handy. For eveninjr, white or brunette powder is best. For daylight, flesh or pink is beat. For neck and arms, use white. Send us 2c postage to cover the cost of mailing and receive free a samnle of Milkweed Cream, of Vclveola Souveraine, of Ingram's Kouge, also Zodcnta Tooth Powder. FREDERICK F. INGRAM COMPANY Established 1885 Windsor, Can. 21 Tenth St., Detroit, U.S.A. Ingt&m's Milkweed Cream Preserves Good Complexions —Improves Bad Complexions There is Beauty in Every Jar. Price 50c and $1.00 at druggists'. See Yourself inMotionPictures A NEW INVENTION ENABLES YOU TO MAKE AND SHOW Motion Pictures of your- self,family, friends, sport, travels, or anything that interests you. FOR PLEASURE OR PROFIT GASH or EASY PAYMENTS Your old camera taken In trade, Sendfor descriptive catalogue A r o. 4. A 400-page book, SO Illustrations, free with each camera. Motion Picture Camera Co. Inc. S West 14th St. New York Importers and Manufacturers of Motion Picture apparatus Price $39.39 NEW MODEL WATCH-SHAPED P-/X AUTOMATIC LIGHTER OUC Moat attractive and useful article ever presented. Operated with one hand : gives an instantaneous light. No battery, mm-explosive; does away with matches. Lights your pipe* clear, cigar- ette, lamp, gas jet. etc. Daudy thing for the end of your chain. Agents Wanted Everywhere "WniTE fob Wholesale Terms and Pkices. L. BRANDT MFG. CO., 148 Duana St., N.Y. When answering advertisements kindly mention MOTION PICTURE 3IAGAZINE.