Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Dec 1920)

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"Love's Redemption" is the name of the play tliat we arc producinR, Yes. on the New Amsterdam Roof. 42nd Street, New York. Mary Pickford's "Op o' Mc Thumb" has been rhan^icd to "Suds," ^'es. 1 know that many <if the women and children of Siam are clay-eater>. Me for Siam if the b. c. 1. keeps up. Adfl.mde N. — There's no fool like the old maid, they tell me. So you liked Cullen Landis in "Pinto." R. A. Walsh is directing for Mayflower. Elaine Hammcrstein in "The Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes." Tennessfk. — You say. "Why be so hardhearted? Why not publish a full-page picture of your^^clf in Shadowland — if you really want t(t help the magazine along — so all your admirers will see* just how handsome you really arc?" Boy. oh boy! Do you want me to ruiTi the Brewster Publications? Pegg^' Hyland is in England now. No, she is not married. Yes. we gave a special subscription price for all three. Let me hear from you again. W. S. E. W. — I know for a fact that w^hat you write about Mary Pickford is not true. A lie has no legs and cannot stand long without many other lies to help it, but it can run fearfully fast and cover a lot of ground. Rudolph Cameron is Anita Stewart's husband. William Russell and Francelia Billington in "Slam Rang Jim." GERTRrDE P. — Ruth Roland, Hollywood. Cal.. will reach her. Inqiisitivf. Jess. — Had some time trying to decipher your English. You ask, "Who is the greatest motion picture player oh the field?" Pretty hard. Give me another field. Dustin Farnum played in "The Squnw Ma'n." "Cameo Kirby" and "The Littlest Rtbcl" on the sta^e. GERTKrnE li, — My, it took me some time to wade thru pages and pages of green ink. You can write to the Rlacklon Productions. 25 W. 45th Street. N'ew York City. Oh. thanks, awfully! I can return the compliment. Human beings who reside in crystallized domiciles should not project geological specimens. Ciet me? Send un some more green ink, Gertie B., and then exchange names with "Irisfi," A SorTHERN Bki'nette. — Your first letter? Welcome to the sanctum. We liave three dogs now, Corot. Ranger and Zorko. Shep isn't with us any more. Yes, I have framed pictures of the players on my walls, Lm a regular movie fan. Yes, I have been in love. You say it is iictter to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Not so. It is a misfortune for a woman never to be loved, but it is a humiliating calamity to be loved no more. Wss /»«.' ToTo Mac. — Thanks for yours, write mc again. Anxexint. BiLt.. — Sorry, but I cant give you any information about Lieut. Locklear, who played in "The Great Air Robbery." I understand he is quite smitten witli Viola Dana, but there may be nothing to it. Yes, your questions are a little out of my line. I have no air-line. Liu.iAN R. — No. no, Norma Talmndge does not live at the studio on 4Kth Street. She iias a real home of her own. I think it is true that actresses who cry easily are the best actresses. They are the most emotional. It is also true that widows who cry easily are the first to marry again There i^ nothing like wet weather for transplanting. Wow I Bring on the fan I \'iola Dana in "Dangerous to Men," Not to mc. Viola. Fot'R Bei.i.s.— That's what you get for staving out all night. You say that if your shoeswould e\er acquire the shine your uo?-^ docs, you would be in 10 cents every day. Why vshould you not he just as proud of a shine on your nose as you are of a shine on your shoes? Samuel i.umiere and Charles .\lbin are our official photographers. Shadowlaxd is 35 cents. Dere Mari.e. — I am quite sure you have the wrong Marion Da vies. Phyllis. — Baby Marie Osborne played in "Baby's Diplomacy." "Tears and Smiles." "The Little Diplomat." "Sawdust Doll," and "The Evidence." You will see Wesley Barry playing in leads when he grows up. Surely a girl living in Canada may join the Fame and Fortune Contest. Why not? Jack. — Yes, I like your stage name. You ought to hob your hair. I ha\(e been thinking seriously of doing it. King Baggot played opposite Alay -A-llison in "The Cheater," The Quakers. — The ghost walks around here every two weeks. You know why they call it that name? Because it makes our spirits rise. Yes, to your Constance Talmadge (luestion. She has been in here lots of tirrtes — we all love her. Classic. — Milton Sills is in California now. EsTELLE. — Short and sweet is right. SuNSHiN'E. — Paidine Frederick is released from her (ioldwyn contract. Her last two pictures are "Roads of Destiny" and "Madam X." Anita Stewart is playing in "Harriet and the Piper." Irving Cummings and Charles Richman in the cast. Perhaps we admire a lieautiful soul more than a beautiful face, but we dont run after it quite so hard. Fairuanks. — Thanks for the clipping. It wasn't reviewed as severely as that in the East, Bn'E Eyes. — Honestly, if Norma Talmadge. corresponded with all the people who asked me that (luestion today you would never see her on the screen, because she would have to spend all her time writing. Have a heart girls, and boys, too; you expect too much of the players. Dana, anh That .^men Glv's Wife. — Good luck to yon, girls, aiid remember your oath at the altar. Obey! Ln.A Lek Fan.— I am not sure whether Mary Miles Minter has a brother in Los Angeles, but I <loul>t it very much. Ralph Graves is not married. Yes, this seems to be a very disordered world of ours. Some are overworked, some do not have to work, some are being worked by those \\ ho do not ha\e to work, and some who want to work, cant find work. fSixty-aix)