Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Dec 1920)

CLASSIC The Movie Encyclopedia (Continued from payc 95) Inquisitive Ann. — Good grief, Frank Mayo and Edna Mayo are no relation. Neither is Woodrow Wilson and Marjoric Wilson, nor the Answer Man and Louis Mann. Naomi Childers is going to play opposite Bert Lytell in "The Blind Man's Eyes." Makion F. — Never been there, but it has been estimated that the Roman Coliseum could accommodate about 87,000 spectators. But dont shout at mc. I cant staud it. Pleasant and kind words, if they be sensible and well meant, are cords that all men may be led by. \Vomen. take the cue. No, Frederick Smith is not past 50— he is about 29, and— period. West Virginia Farnum Fan. — My dear, give the woman credit— they'll always take it. Mrs. William Farnum is non-professional. Earic Williams is with the Western Vitagraph. Dixie Dee.— You can reach Marguerite Clark, Paramount Company, 485 Fifth Avenue, New York City. You say you like "Silver Spurs." So do I. Good for you ; stick to it. Of course I'm happy, because I'm busy. CoLLV. — Your letter was a corker. Have .passed your idea along. Yes, it is true that my hours of strenuous work are very long, but I find time for play, to loosen the mental tension and so obtain perfect harmony and recreate power. More power to you also. Inquisitive Harry.— Why, Wally Van will direct the comedies for the Rothapfel films. The Bankhead girl is Goldwyn. You might write to Enid Bennett. Taylor Holmes, he's S feet iVi inches high. You didn't care for "Virtuous Wives" and you thought Anita overacted and appeared very amateurish in the scene where she bids farewell to her husband as he departs. Witness refuses to answer on the ground that it might tend to incriminate him. Question Mark. — No, Theda Bara is not married. Yes, I am glad spring is here. You bet I have a new spring suit. Yep, a blue one and I look like a bluebird in it. The sprir,i brings a change of air in the studios, v ith dianges in the casts. Change of diet is excellent, but change of companionship and a new heart interest are sometimes more rejuvenating than a tonic. Eddie. — Madge Evans is about ten years old. Yes, Sylvia Breamer has beautiful eyes. I always try to rebuke with soft words and hard arguments, and if this does not take. ? try a club, Leonard W. — Send a stamped, addressed envelope for a list of the film manufacturers and then address the player in care of the company. Sophie E.— Thanks for the thrift stamp. Yes, I understand. Why, the oldest lunatic on record is Time — out of mind. Indeed, I am a musician. I dont like to speak about my talents, but there are those who say that I play the pianola and jcw's-harp without creating any hard feelings. Lauren G. — Glad you subscribed. Hope you'll always be a subscriber. Mary Pickford's salary? She's part owner in a company now, and therefore draws dividends. No, just separated. Vernor J.— Never heard of Eva Campbell. 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