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MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE
Mollie K. — Jack Richardson's picture was in the January 1913 issue. He was chatted in July, 1913.
Alice F. L. — You refer to Marguerite Courtot in that Kalem. Yes, I saw that play, and the leading man reminded me of a bottle of root-beer with the cork left out overnight. He was pretty flat and had no pop to him.
William L. — In "The Lineup" (Vitagraph), William Humphrey was Joe Thompson. Captain Amundsen (Norse) discovered the South Pole on December 14, 1911. Am not sure about Dr. Cook.
Haywood C. — Carol Halloway was the girl in "A Strange Melody" (Lubin). You ask me if I can do trigonometry. I dont know ; I never tried it. The word avon is Celtic for river.
Polly, 14. — Norma Talmadge was Grace in "Fogg's Millions" (Vitagraph). Bill Bowers was the father in "A Tango Tragedy" (Lubin). You refer to Art Ortega. (Rather an artistic name, eh?)
Snookums. — Your letter was interesting. I think that the moral lesson of "John Barleycorn" was splendid. When the Penn. State Board of Censors suppressed that play, they made a terrible blunder. And that is just what official censorship always will do — blunder, blunder, blunder.
Florentine H. — We dont hear much of E. K. Lincoln now, so I fear the Editor wont comply with your request.
Miriam, 15. — Gonna get after you with a big stick if you dont learn to write better and kinder.
1. MEDITATION : THE PLAYWRIGHT 3. RELAXATION :. THE HERO
2. VEXATION : THE DIRECTOR 4. DETERMINATION : THE VILLAIN