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

156 MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE Dixie, Milwaukee.— Alan Hale was the artist and Miss Hartigan his inspiration in "His Inspiration" (Biograph). Thomas Santschi was Harvey. Adele Lane was Emma, and Edward Wallock was Paul in "The Quality of Mercy" (Selig). Keinpton Green and Louise Huff in 'Tier Sick Father" (Lubin). Naomi, of St. Louis. — Mildred Gregory was the other girl in "The Scapegrace" (Lubin). Denton Vane was Harvey in "The Strike" (Kaleni). James Cooley in "All For Science" (Biograph ) . Velma Whitman in "Her Boy" (Lubin) . Ray Gallagher was the son. Wheeler Oakman. Harold Lockwood and Al Green in "A Dip in the Briny" (Selig). Yours is so tunny that it would make a horse laugh. Helen W — Gertrude McCoy was the girl in "In the Garden" (Edison). William Shay's picture has never been in the magazine. Lottie Briscoe in "The Benefactor" i Lubin). Charles Brandt was the father and Howard Mitchell the son. Henry Walthall was the friend in "The Mistake." Minnie M.. Maine. — Blanche Cornwall was opposite Barney Gilmore in "Kelly from the Emerald Isle" (Solax). Robert Gaillord was Jim in "The Pirates." Mrs. Joe K. — Jack Richardson was the doctor in "Calamity Anne's Beauty" (American). Phillis Gordon was the blonde girl. Sidney Olcott in that Kalem. Jane Pearnley was Kathleen in "Kathleen Mavourneen" (Imp). Edna Flugrath and George Lessey in "At Bear-Track Gulch" (Edisou). Bernice B. — Florence Radinoff was Mrs. King in "Keeping Husbands Home" ( Vitagraph L Harold Lockwood in "Child of the Sea." You are wrong: there are no national holidays in the United States. Thanksgiving Day comes nearest to .it. but the President's proclamation does not declare that day a holiday. Barbara V. — Jean Armour was Mrs. Jamison in "The Cry of the Blood" (Lubin). Mary Pickford had the lead in "Just Like a Woman" (Biograph). Blanche Sweet in that Biograph. Jessalyn Van Trump in "The Passer-by." Pierre D. — William Stowell and Harriet Notter in "With Eyes So Blue and Tender" (Selig). Barry O'Moore in "The Actress" (Edison). Certainly I read and recognize the Bible. What difference does it make whether it is holy, inspired and historically accurate or not? Martha F. B. — A. Moreno was the husband, Julia Burns the wife and Hector Dion the brother-in-law in "No Place for Father" (Biograph). Marshall Neilan in that Biograph. Helen Holmes in that Kalem. Cupid. — That was Marshall Neilan on page 33 of the January issue. Your letter was salted with wit, peppered with humor and seasoned with sense. Albert A. — Charles Eldridge was the butler, George Cooper the son in "The Butler's Secret" (Vitagraph). Edwin Carewe and Ormi Hawley in "Into the Light" (Lubin). Gwendoline Pates in "For Mayor, Bess Smith" (Patheplay). E. C, Newark. — Harold Lockwood and Eugenie Besserer in "Phantoms" (Selig). Voltaire's idea that "Theatrical perspective requires exaggerated proportions, surcharged traits and vigorous tints" is old-fashioned. Photoplayography should be natural. M. Rene W.. N. Y. C. — George Larkin was Jack in "Emancipated Women" (Kalem). Norbert Myles was the hero in "The Electrician's Hazard" (Kalem). Charles Bartlett and Mona Darkfeather in "Against Desperate Odds" (Kalem). Gladys B. — Mr. La Roche says: "A woman takes pride in man's attire; a man feels foolish and looks foolish in a womau's." That is perhaps why you see so many women players in men's clothes, and so few men players in women's. Alan Hale and Irene Howley in "His Inspiration." Tom Mix and Myrtle Stedman in "The Escape of Jim Dolau." Benjamin Wilson in "A Proposal from Nobody" (Edison). Florence A.. Chicago. — Lillian Drew was Olga in "The Lost Chord" (Essanay). Harry Millarde was the father. Have not chatted Robert Leonard as yet. Thanks for the book. A good book is my best companion. Herman. — No, you dont have to have a license to run a picture theater. Licensed theaters are those that run so-called Licensed pictures. Licenses are getting to be a nuisance. You have to get one to run an auto, to sell pills or to administer them, to pull teeth, to own a dog. to run an employment bureau, to run a peddler's cart, to run a detective agency and to run a woman. Adele C. I).— Harry Morey and Anita Stuart had the leads in "The Wreck." E\ \ ('. Wallace Reid was Will in "Her Innocent Marriage" (American). Harry Myers had the lead in "Self-Convicted" (Lubin). Thanks for the clipping. Mildred and Meredith. — Josephine Duval was the little girl in "The Toll of Marshes" (Essanay). Louise Fazenda was the girl in "Almost an Actress" (Joker). Frances Xe Moyer and Earle Metcalfe in "A Pillbox Cupid" (Lubin). Ethel Clayton was nurse in "The Doctor's Romance" (Lubin). Romaine Fielding and Gladys Brockwell in "When Mountain and Valley Meet" (Lubin). Billie F. — Lionel Barrymore was the husband in "The House of Discord" (Biograph). Phillips Smalley in that Hex. Leo Delaney in the Vitagraph. Matilda. — You turn out letters like a pin factory turns out pins, except that yours have neither head nor point. Try Thanhouser.