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

158 ANSWER DEPARTMENT Anntonyo. — "Tess of the Storm Country" has been reissued. Essanay are reissuing some of their old plays. Naomi Childers opposite Antonio Moreno in "Anselo Lee" ( Vitagraph). John Oaker was Arthur in "The Soul's Cycle." You're safe — I cant read character thru handwriting. Anthony. — Glad to hear your voice again. Thanks for your invitation, but I dont think I will accept. And the vilyun still pursued her. A man with a bad heart can never love deeply nor well. Gord. Bastedo, Toronto. — Yes, Ray Ford is with Victor. No truth whatever. Thanks. Story Hour. — I advise you to get in touch with our Photoplay Clearing House. You might try it. Either will do. Helene Rosson in the name part of "April." She's only 17 and spends her spare time bathing her goldfish and shaving the cat. Petrova Fan. — So Rosetta Brice is playing on the stage in your city. Wallace Beery is with Universal, Mabel Trunnelle still with Edison. The fall of the year — say September — is the best time to plant hyacinth bulbs. I will tell the Editor you want a chat with Olga Petrova. Niro, Stamford. — Anna Nilsson is Mrs. Bullard in "Who's Guilty?" Robert Harron was Jimmie in "Hoodoo Ann" (Triangle). Charlie Chaplin and Chester Conklin both appear in "Those Love Rags." Leo F. G., Newark. — Accent on the last syllable in Courtot. Thanks for yours. It's a wise child who knows less than his own father. Henry Walthall was born in Shelby County, Alabama, in 1880. He is five feet seven inches in height, and weighs 138 lbs. He spent 7 years on the legitimate stage, and is a veteran of the Spanish-American war. He is a very strong player. Gladys A. — Marie Dressier was supposed to have made a fortune on her "Tillie's Punctured Romance," but the last time I heard from her, all she had was a law-suit on her hands. No, Pearl White does not wear a wig. She doesn't have to. Busy Issy. — No, I dont wear violets in my beard! What kind of shrubbery do you think I grow? How about wearing harebells, eh? Venos. — I have only two waste-baskets alongside of me, but I never throw your letters there. I haven't heard from Romaine Fielding for some time. AUnt Tilly. — Arthur Hoops was Geoffrey and Pierre Le May was Philip in "Playing with Fire." I think I would prefer the Creole Candy art, thank you. Your verses about me were splendid, and I leave them to the Editor's discretion. • Edward D., Springfield. — You are off the towpath when you state that Gerry Farrar is the only successful songbird in Motion Pictures. Just for instance, there are Marguerite Clark, Lina Cavalieri, the grand opera prima donna, Vera Doria, the famous lyric soprano, and Frank Daniels, who also by the way is reputed to be the richest actor in screenland. Olga Petrova in "The Heart of a Painted Woman." Wilmuth Merkyl was Stephen in "Blazing Love." Sallie Crute with Eno. Miss Atlanta. — The child in "Audrey" is not cast. Carmen de Rue was the child in "For the Love of Mary Ellen." Kitty Brown was Cleo in "Out of the Drifts" (Famous Players). Yes, Bessie Love is coming along fast now. Alice Dovey was born in Plattsmouth, Neb., but she has managed to live it c'own. Brooklyn is the best place to be born in. John F. R. — Yes, Francis Ford will get that letter. Sam De Grasse was Silent Smith and Juanita Hansen was the girl in "Martyrs of the Alamo" (Triangle). Polly Moran was the stage-struck girl and Hale Hamilton was the star in "Her Painted Hero" (Triangle). KATHLYN WILLIAMS IS FOND OF ANIMALS, BUT ALL CAMERA-MEN ARE NOT