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THE GREAT ARTIST COXTEST
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ing man player and a leading woman player of the same company. By reference to the table of votes in the October number of the magazine, the leading male and female player of each company can be picked out, and the photoplay written to suit their style of acting.
(3) No type of play is barred, but contestants should use discretion. Comedies are not wanted for dramatic actors, nor vice versa, and costume plays or those of a past period, and those containing large casts, expensive settings or elaborate physical features, such as railroad wrecks, sinking steamers, etc., are not usually desired. Also foreign and inacccessible locations are not generally favored by the manufacturers.
(4) Photoplays should be addressed to Editor Prize Photoplay Contest, 175 Duffield Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., and a self -addressed, stamped envelope should be enclosed.
(5) Photoplays should be typewritten, mailed folded, not rolled, and only original work will be considered. Adaptations of novels, short
stories, poems, or other printed works are not acceptable.
The One-Hundred-Dollar Prize Photoplay Contest will run for a few months only, and, as the contest progresses, contestants will be furnished with a good deal of valuable information concerning photoplays that has not yet found its way into text-books, correspondence schools or photoplay departments.
The Answer Man has consented to answer inquiries relative to photoplays, and during the contest these answers will be incorporated into his popular department.
Many of our readers have already expressed a desire of submitting plays for their favorite players, and the studios have shown their intention of cooperating with the Motion Picture Magazine. No more fitting climax to the Great Artist Contest can be devised than that a series of fine photoplays should give the public a chance to see and to enjoy the interpretation of selected roles by the prize-winning players of the Great Artist Contest.
STANDING OF THE GREAT ARTISTS TO JULY 15
(Containing only those who have received over 19,000 votes)
Earle Williams i Vita). 416.000 Warren Kerrigan < T"/c 1 397.315 Mary Piekford (F. P.). 389.625 Clara K. Young (Vita) 387.995 Mary Fuller (JJmv) . .354,675 Marguerite Clayton
(Essanay) ..279.885
Arthur Johnson (Lub ». 269. 325 Alice Joyce (Kalem) ..226.145 CarlTle Blackwell
(O. B. Co.) 221.085
Crane Wilbur (Pathe 1.205.235
F. X. Bushman (Ess 'i. 205. 225 Edith Storey {Vita) . .188,775 King Baggot {Imp) . . .167.055 Florence Lawrence
(Victor) 166.555
Anita Stewart < Vita » . .160.860 Romaine Fielding (Lmi.159,910 Maurice Costello < Vit ». 148, 785 Lottie Briscoe (Lubin). 147. 590
G. M. Anderson (Ess i .145.800 Florence Turner (F.T. 1. 136. 695 Blanche Sweet (Rel). .126.350 Vivian Rich (Am).. . .108,045 True Boardman (Ess}. 106.775 Lillian Walker (Vita) .106,025 Norma Talmadge (Vit) 95.895 Pauline Bush (Univ) . 95.125 Florence LaBadie (Th) 93.450 Ethel Clayton < Lubin) 83.580 Tom Moore (Kalem).. 83,005 Ormi Hawley (Lubin). 82,050 James Craze (Than).. 81.895 Harry Myers (Lubin). 79,435 Edvin August (Balboa ■) 79.060 Rosemary Theby (Lu) 66,015
Beverly Bayne (Ess).. 65.795
Owen Moore (Maj)... 64,290
Leah Baird (Vita) 64,070
Pearl White (Pathe).. 63.790
E. K. Lincoln (P.P.).. 63,720
Ben Wilson (Edison). 63.685
Mabel Normand (Key) 63.080
Leo Delaney 62.400
Julia S. Gordon (Vita) 61.870
Gertrude McCoy [Ed) 60,940
Augustus Phillips (Ed) 57,250
Kathlyn Williams (Sel) 55.285
Anna Nilsson (Kalem) 55.050
Jessalvn Van Trump. . 54,815
Marguerite Snow (Th) 54,290
Dorothy Kelly (Vita). 53.680
Irving Cummings (Th) 51.775
Jack Richardson (Am) 51.765
Guy Coombs (Kalem). 51,725
Wallace Reid (Maj).. 50,435
Marc MacDermott(F<7) 50.425
Ruth Roland (Kalem). 50,260
William Shav (Imp).. 50.035
Frederick Church (Un) 48.925
Henry Walthall (Hut) 48.100
Wallie Van (Vita) 45,715
Mary Charleson < Vita) 45.135
Mary Maurice (Vita). 44.000
Harrv Benham (Than) 39.840
Claire McDowell (Bio) 38.780
Earle Metcalfe (Lubin) 38,585
Billie Rhodes (Kalem) 38.320
John Bunny (Vita)... 38.300
Jas. Morrison (Vita). 37,890
Betty Gray (Bio) 37,345
Harry Carey (Prog).. 37.240
Marg. Courtot (Kalem) 37.140
Bessie Eyton (Selig).. 36,825 Muriel Ostriche (Prin) 36.650 Sidnev Drew (Vita).. 36.625 Octa. Handworth (Ex) 36.500 Walter Miller (Vic).. 36,275 Phillips Smalley (Bos) 36,230 Yale Boss (Edison).. . 35,725 Mabel Trunnelle (Ed). 35,045 Marg. Fischer (Beauty) 32.820
Lois Weber (Bos) 31.390
Ethel Grandin (Small) 29.565 William Russell (Bio). 29.340 Ford Sterling (F.8.).. 26.460 Edward Coxen (Am).. 25,695 Lillian Gish (Mutual). 24.350 Chester Barnett (War) 24.275 Ruth Stonehouse (Ess) 22.990 W. C. Miller (Bio)... 22.125 Harold LockwoocKF.P.) 21.915 Richard Travers (Ess) 21,515 Louise Lester (Amer) 21,350
Barbara Tennant 21.190
Alice Hollister (Kal). 21,090 Rogers Lvtton (Vita) . 20,975 Flora Finch (Vita).. . 20,920 Harrv Morev (Vita) . . 20,880 E. H. Calvert (Ess).. 20,870
Mae Marsh (Maj) 20,750
Edgar Jones (Lub) . . . 20,725 Charlotte Burton (Am) 20,570
William Mason 20,560
Helen Costello (Vita). 19.580 William Garwood (Am) 19,480 Dorothy Gish (Maj).. 19,385
Reina Valdez 19,335
Courtenay Foote (Mut) 19,295 Bryant Washburn (Es) 19,005