Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1914-Jan 1915)

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138 MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE Adele 15.— I advise yon to stick to high school and to take up art later. David Griffith is supposed to be the greatest director of the day. Olga, 17. — With springs in her slippers and bells on her toes — that's Mabel Normand. So you want to know full particulars about young Crane Wilbur. AVrite to Thomas Chatterton for particulars. La Rochea. — Marguerite Gibson was the daughter in "The Riders of Petersham" (Vitagraph). Edward Earle was Paul in "The Unopened Letter" (Edison). Frank Trevor was Arthur in "The Mystery of the Fadeless Tints" (Edison). Cecil P. — Claire McDowell was the wife in "For Auld Lang Syne" (Biograph). I believe Mount Everest, in Asia, is the highest— 29,002 feet. Miss Milwaukee. — Gerda Holmes was the lead in "The Elder Brother" (Essanay). Vera Sisson opposite Warren Kerrigan in "A Twentieth Century Pirate" (Victor). TRYING TO BLOW OUT THE LIGHT John V. L., Evanston.— I agree with you that pictures are twice as interesting when we know who the players are, and it is so with a ball game or a stage play. Anna D. — I appreciate your letter. The mere fact that that player owes his tailor $65 does not prove that he gets a small salary. The larger the salary the larger the bills, and they dont always pay them. W. Walker, Sydney, Aus. — You are about 8,000 miles under my feet, so I cannot trod on you. You can get photos of the players from their companies. Ask your theater. Look me straight in the eye and tell me if those players are best. Lucille H. — Sherman Bainbridge was Bainbridge in "The Nation's Peril." The longest bridge in the world is the Tay in Scotland, which is over two miles across. The one across San Francisco Bay will be three miles long. Billy, Hartford. — You might try the companies direct. Florence Lawrence is still with Victor. Vesta. — I stated that Harrish Ingraham played the brother in "A Thousand Dollars Short" (Pathe) ; should be George Nolan Leary. Tillie, the First. — Paul Smith was Joe in "The Parent Strain" (Lubin). Edward Brennan and Lillian Broderick were Dunbar and Ada in "The Mutual Girl" series. Stella Razetto and Guy Oliver in "The Schooling of Mary Ann" (Selig). H. R. S. — I do not know enough about the technical end of it to tell you which is the better — the Simplex or the Powers machine — but most of my friends seem to prefer the latter. The child was Helen Badgely. Anna R. — Neva Gerber was the girl in "The Political Boss" (Kalem). Carlyle Blackwell intends to produce only one play a month, which is to be released thru the Alco Film Company. Click, 16. — Thomas Chatterton was Dick in "The Voice at the Telephone" (Broncho). Webster Campbell was the lead in "A Girl of the Cafes" (Lubin). Stella Razetto and Guy Oliver in "The Girl Behind the Barrier" (Selig). Dorothy D. — James Lackaye was the fat man in "Fanny's Melodrama" (Vitagraph). Grace McHugh, leading lady of the Colorado M. P. Co., was drowned in the Arkansas River while in a scene in which she was fording the stream on horseback.