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ANSWER DEPARTMENT
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swers. You see, if I put your name down and said simply "Thanks, I agree with you," etc., this department would not be as interesting as it apparently is. I like best those answers that draw me out. I need a good spanking once in a while, or the reverse — it doesn't make much difference.
Anntoxyo. — Dorothy Bernard was Nance in "A Man of Sorrow" (Fox). Your joke was clever. The Lord loveth a cheerful fibber. Of course I'm betting on the lirooklyns.
Trix and Peggy of Wichita. — Sessue Hayakawa was the villain in "The Cheat." Mahlon Hamilton was Carl in "Molly Make Believe." But you must see Lillian Walker in "The Ordeals of Elizabeth." She is very cunning in it.
P. R. Me, PeaKL Rtyf.r. — Warren Kerrigan Is not married, but his brother is. Most of your questions are forbidden fruit. Did you read the paragraph at the head of this department? I guess not.
Dyall— That's right, put your questions first, and then write your letter. You say it makes you happy when you write to me. That's what I'm here for, but I hear that I make some people mad. It is true that Alice Joyce has signed up with Yitagraph.
Paulixe W. — When sending in an addressed envelope, please dont ;>ut "City" on it — put the name of your city, because remember the letter is going to be mailed from Brooklyn. Margarit;: Fischer played in "Polygamy."
Grace E. C., Milford. — Charlotte Ives was Lucy in "The Dictator." You must not believe all you hear. You know that nonsense makes the heart grow fonder, and that's why I write so much of it.
Eva B., Quebec. — Your French letter received and read with consternation. I cant give you my name — against the rules. I am to remain as the great unsolved mystery of the century. Would like to hear from you again. Until then, blessings on your good head, little Eva of Quebec.
Evaxgelixe. — Popular Players produced "The Shooting of Dan McGrew," and Betty Riggs was Nell. You refer to Robert Vaughn in that Famous Players. You were just a .ittle late for July.
B. E., Rochester. — Mary Pickford is 23 years of age, Marguerite Clark 29, and Mary Miles Minter 14.
Ferx\ — Thank you! Carlyle Blackwell was the king in "Such a Little Queen!" I must confess that was my mistake. Louis Durham was Allan in "A Law Unto Himself." At least that is the way I understand it. Yes, I have met Mr. Wilbur, and he has my 0. K. What more could he require?
The Flirt. — Ruth Roland is one of the b.st-dressed players in the movies. Just because you saw her clothed in a curtain in the June Classic and decorated with a couchcover on the June Magazine cover doesn't prove anything. Arthur Hoops was Mr. Vane in "Playing with Fire."