Motion Picture Story Magazine (Feb 1914 - Sep 1916 (assorted issues))

Mary, N. Y. C— The fee was gratefully accepted. Harold Lockwood is now back witli Selig. Robyn Adair is with Kay-Bee. Anthony still writes to ine. Juliet. — I think you had better come on and edit this department. Mrs. Ranous was in "The Lonely Princess," but Clara Young was the Princess. There shouldn't be much trouble in distinguishing them. So Mr. Hale and not Mr. Cummings was the rich patient in "A Hospital Romance." The latter has at last settled down with Pathe. If you didn't ask about Mary Fuller, somebody else did, and to save room I tacked the answer on yours.. I have nothing to do with the Correspondence Club now. Snookie Ookums. — Lottie Briscoe was the Parasite in "The Parasite" (Lubin). Howard Mitchell was Mr. Lynn and Florence Hackett the other woman. You get either the six colored pictures, or the book of cartoons, with a year's subscription. Lovie Paul. — Gladys Hulette was the daughter in "A Royal Romance" (Edison). Martin Faust was Phil in "His Best Friend" (Lubin). I agree with you as to the ridiculousness of some of the present fashions. How wretched our women would be if Nature had formed them as Fashion makes them appear! Deakie, 21. — Fred Truesdell and Robert Frazer were the two fathers in "The Better Father." M. Beatkix. — The initials are A. M. Earle Metcalfe was the deacon, and Ormi Hawley was the actress in "His Chorus-Girl Wife" (Lubin). May Buckley in "The Toils of Deception" (Selig). Harold Lockwood in "Young Mrs. Fames" (Selig). Emma S. — Frances Ne Moyer and Ray McKee in "An Interrupted Courtship" (Lubin). When a player cannot learn to forget where the camera is, either he or the director is hopeless. Marie, of Chicago. — Your questions were answered. William Shay is back from England. We will chat him soon. T. B., Pittsburg. — Sorry, but Pathe will not tell who had the leads in "The Divided House," and I did not see it. Lottie D. T. — Mr. Hoyt was Old Coupons in "Old Coupons." Leo Delaney and Norma Talmadge in "His Silvered Bachelorhood." Doro Edxa. — FranMe Mann was Madge in "Double Chase" (Lubin). Alice Hollister was the girl, and James Vincent was Paul in "The Blind BasketWeaver" (Kalem). Helen L. R. — Margaret Gibson was the girl in "The Outlaw" (Yitagraph). Harry Millarde was Carter in "Her Husband's Friend" (Kalem). Carlotta De Felice in "Heartease" (Yitagraph). It is pronounced Day-fell-eech-ee. Thanks. Pansy. — Kempton Greene sometimes plays opposite Louise Huff. Irving Cummings was supposed to have gone with Imp. Mabel Normand is still with Keystone. Olga, 17. — Yes. that was Paul Panzer in that Pathe. So you didn't like Crane Wilbur. Sorry. We expect to have a chat with him soon again. You ask my motto ; well, it's this : Temperance in everything, temptation in nothing, and no temper in anything. Jonnie X. — Justina Huff and Kempton Greene in "Between Dances" (Lubin). Never heard that John Bunny got $15,000 a year ; did you? 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