Motion Picture Classic (1923, 1924, 1926)

The Movie Encyclopaedia i {. onlintitd from pagt 70) Win George Htckathorn is five feel seven .md is i>l.i\ ing in " rhe runnofl" whh Eileen Percy. You bettei \\ rite in English Hi ki y F Bettei go back than ro wrong Yes, (Catherine MacDonald li married to John Schoen Johnson Antonio Moreno is thirtj So you want me to call on you when 1 n>> South. Thanks, \Vi<h I could accept .ill the invitations 1 have Barbara Bedford and Lloyd Hughes i" "The Whipping Boss." ..n 1 cant say when Eugene O'Brien will return to the screen Clyde The best doctor 1 know q{ recommends rubbing vaseline or olive-oil into the scalp even night for preventing the hair from falling out. Look at tn\ picture and tell me if you are willing to take my advice on how to prevent baldness. Yt >. that was Kenneth Harlan in "Beautiful and Damned." 1 attended the opening ot "Little Old New York." The Lee children have gone to London to play. Miss Tiielma. — Madge Kennedy in "Three Miles Out." Sounds as tho it might be interesting. Eddie Burns is with Metro. Little Priscilla Dean Moran, Jackie Coogan's adopted sister, is playing one of the children in "Daddies" starring Mac Marsh. Mildred A. — Good words cool more than cold water. Yes, Joyce Fair is a child. Yes, Mary Pickford married Owen Moore twice. Once by a preacher and again by a priest. Shirley Mason and Viola Dana are sisters. Louisa. — So you have a fliwer. As Bugs Baer says, "anything that happens to them is bound to be an improvement." You refer to "De Luxe Annie." It was released some time ago. Write to Metro for a picture of Rex Ingram. John Bowers, Frankie Lee, Sylvia Breamer and Marjorie Daw in "The Barefoot Boy." So. — Is that so? Of course Lila Lee and Bebe Daniels arc friends. Bebe is twenty-two, and is playing in "His Children's Children." Doris May and William Farnum in "The Gun Fighter." House Peters and Evelyn Brent in "Held to Answer." Me for J. Warren. — No. I dont use my beard as a coffee strainer. What next ! Of course I live in a hall room and love buttermilk. \'o Warren Kerrigan isn't married. I bet many a girl wishes he was. Yes, Dorothy Dalton has been in musical comedy. You know she was the original Aphrodite. M. R. V. — They do say that Natalie Talmadge is expecting the stork any day now. Mae Murray is twenty-seven. Gloria Swanson is at the Astoria studio in Long Island. Anna Q. Nilsson is married to John Gunnison. Frank. — Frank you are. Yes, why dont you try writing to your favorite. They like to receive letters of criticism of their work. How did you like the cover of Strongheart last month? You know that dog certainly has a happy time of it, he lives on three pounds of porterhouse steak every night, and doesn't have to worry about reducing. Julia J. H. — William Duncan is playing in "The Fast Express" for Universal. Edith Johnson opposite him. Well if you pay nothing ; dont grumble about the score. Yes. there is Nita Naldi. 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