Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1914-Jan 1915)

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134 MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE Abe, 99. — Florence Turner is still abroad. Mathilde Baring was Mrs. Jerome, and Marjorie Ellison was Frances in "The Impersonator" (Edison). Buddy Harris and Frederick Montague in "Tommy and the Tramp" (Vitagraph). You're welcome. Dorothe R. — You need not fear. All operating rooms are warm, but the emulsion on the film melts at about 90 degrees and will then run off the film. Warm water also eats off the emulsion. Miss F. J. T. — Warren Kerrigan's autobiography appeared in July, 1914. You refer to Harold Lockwood in the Selig. Alfred D. Vosburgh's picture will appear when we get a good photo of him. Fred A. S. — Your letter was good to the nth. degree. I believe that that Lubin was taken in Philadelphia. I shall try to go to San Francisco in 1915. Marguerite H. — No, I am not Walter Miller, nor have I played in pictures. Clara Young and Harry Morey in "My Official Wife" (Vitagraph). Desperate Desmond. — Wallace Beery was Sweedie in "Sweedie Springs a Surprise." Fay Tincher was Fay in "A Physical Culture Romance" (Kosmic). Yes; Romaine Fielding in "The Kid's Nap" (Lubin). Rosemary Theby and Harry Myers had the leads in "The Attorney's Decision" (Lubin). Blanche Sweet in "The Second Mrs. Roebuck" (Majestic). Others later. N. Claire. — Yes; Vivian Prescott in "Leah the Forsaken." Yes, a very old film. Alice Muriel. — Thanks so much for the three-page verse. It was very well done. Sorry I can't print it; it is too long. Domine.— No ; G. M. Anderson has not died. The Pathe is a foreign, and we do not get foreign casts. Mary Fuller is playing under her own brand of Universal. Yes, and send it to 1600 Broadway, N. Y. Wallie Kay. — I am sorry, but I did not see that play. The scenery was wonderful and photography great in "Cabiria." Very true, every little motor-cycle has a noise of its own. Bromo Seltzer. — So you are the guilty one. I received the razor thru the mail some weeks ago, but never knew who sent it. You say it is the same one that Rip Van Winkle used. I shall not use it on my beard, however, for I value my beard more than Old Rip valued his. Your questions will be considered. Goldye, 17.— Yours was fine. Sorry your other questions were not answered. I write very few letters to club members. Harold R.— L. Shumway and Velma Whitman had the leads in "A Candidate for Mayor" (Lubin). Charles Swickard was Flint in "Romance of Sawdust Ring." Anthony. — The cast you enclose is excellent. I dont believe you. Vyrgynya is the same. Sarah Bernhardt not playing. Peggy. — No ; Charles Chaplin is far from being a lady. I accept your apologies, but the best time to repent of a blunder is just before you commit it. Margarette K. T. — John Keller and Charles Ray in "The Rightful Heir" (Kay-Bee). Gorden Griffith was the little boy in "A Chip of the Old Block." G. M. B— Alice Hollister and Harry Millarde in "The Hand of Fate" (Kalem). You refer to Thomas Chatterton of KayBee. Marin Sais in "Trooper Billy" (Kalem). Charles Bartlett was the leading man in "The Gambler's Reformation."