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

MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE 169 ANSWER DEPARTMENT Beryl, Warwick. — /es, Hal August is Edwin August's brother. The latter is not married. Dont know. Remember, we are never more positive than when we're in the wrong. Mildred T., Buffalo. — No, I am no Adonis. Adonis was the beautiful attendant of Venus, who held her train. He was killed by a boar, and turned by Venus into an anemone, which is a flower. Be sure and read the story of "Romeo and Juliet" in the September Classic — illustrations by Bushman, Bayne & Co. Cupid. — You want me to tell you what I think of you? Well, all I can say is that you write a clever letter and that I want to hear from you again. My impression of that Keystone is that it was a case of double exposure and also of indecent exposure. Mildred E. L. — You say that since I want to come to the country you would like to sell me your house. Please tear off a shingle and send it to me as a sample and I will let you know whether I, like your house or not. Think player you mention too self-opinionated and devoid of the sense of proportion. Abe, 99. — Tom Forman was Carvel in "To Have and To Hold." No, it is not necessary to give the name of the company. Yes, you bet I still have that loving-cup "my fans" gave me and it is always displayed on my desk. Begone, sweet flatterer! Fluffs. — Glad you like the Answer Lady. So do I. The violet is Rhode Island's State flower; the rose, New York State's; the red clover, Vermont's; and goldenrod, Oregon's. Kathleen E. — Welcome. You say you would name Walthall first, Griffith second and Edison third in the "Twenty Greatest." Harold Lockwood was born in New York in 1883. He stands within one-quarter of an inch of six feet; clear blue eyes, smooth blond hair; is very athletic, and swimming and horseback riding are his favorites; he is a college graduate. He should wear French heels and make it an even six feet or more. Send along your votes. W. W. W., Washington. — You ask me what a cat has that no other animal has. Too hot for such brain-racking problems, but I suppose you mean kittens. Haven't seen that play as yet. So Naomi Childers should not have been cast in "Fathers of Men" and looks better in dressed-up parts. Tyle, the Caxarsie Mermaid. — That's some name you have, and I am wondering whether you are fish, fowl or American, amphibious or just fibius. You think Pearl White is no spring chicken. Well, she was born in Missouri in 1889, so is no ancient. Mrs. Chick. — Haven't seen a copy of the Coquille Herald for some time. Your editor use to favor me with a copy once in a while. I believe they are both with Universal. Hollie N.— Do you know that you are a charming letter writer? If you dont, I do Winifred Kingston in "The Gentleman from Indiana." Monroe Salisbury was Don Louis in "Rose of the Rancho." You're welcome. Send for Miniature Bottle You have never seen anything like this before j The most exquisite perfume ever produced. Made without alcohol. Use only a drop. Concentrated Flower Drops bottle like picture with long glass stopper. Rose, Violet, Crabapple, $1.50; Lily of the Valley, $1.75. Send 20c silver, stamps for miniature bottle. TRADE M«R« REGISTERED ffowerDrops Flower Drops also comes in Perfume form made with alcohol in the above odors, also in Mon Amour and Garden Queen, the latest. $1.00 an ounce at druggists or by mail. Send stamps or currency. Money back if not pleased. Send $1.00 for Souvenir box, 6 — 25c bottles same size as picture; different odors. PAUL RIEGER, 181 First St., San Francisco REDUCE YOUR FLESH Wear my famous Rubber Garments a few hours a day and your superfluous Flesh will positively disappear DR. JEANNE WALTER'S FAMOUS MEDICATED RUBBER GARMENTS For Men and Women Cover the entire body or any part. The safe and quick way to reduce by perspiration. Endorsed by leading physicians. FROWN ERAD1CATOK $2.00 CHIN REDUCER 2.00 NECK AND CHIN REDITER. . 3.00 BRASSIERE 6.00 AH DOM IN a I. REDUCER 6.00 Also Union Suits, Stockings, Jackets etc., for the purpose of reducing' the flesh anywhere desired. Invaluable to those suffering from rheumatism. BUST REDUCER, $5 00 Send for free Illustrated Booklet. Made from D,. Walter"* "r* JEANNE M. P. WALTER ,-, | • ,. Inventor and Patentee U-.... < *' j'"^ rubber 353 pjfth Avenue NEW YORK with coittil kark. Cor. 34th Street, 3rd door East is the same as that of other famous movie stars— the same as that of thousands of other women of admired complexions who use the one powder that gives an exquisite smoothness to the skin and aradiant bloom that suggests youth instead of powder. Try it just once and you'll be delighted with the way it beautifies. Does not rub or blow off like ordinary powders. Neither does it fail under glaring light or perspiration. White, Pink, 1 Flesh, Cream. I 50c Everywhere STAFFORD MILLER CO., 585 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo CARMEN Complexion Powder When answering advertisements kindlv mention MOTION PTCTT'RF MAGAZINE.