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MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE
Desperate Desmond. — Your letter made me groggy. It was so long, and yet it was all true. Wheeler Oakman and Bessie Eyton and Joe King had the leads in "The White Mouse" (Selig). Tod Browning was the lawyer in "Bill Takes a Lady to Lunch" (Komic). Tammany Young was Bill. Yes, the Photoplay Philosopher is very much alive. His department will appear soon, when his other articles are finished. Come again— they are great.
Zoe G. — The Kinemacolor Theater (formerly MencVelssohn Hall) was opened October 14, 1911. Thanks for your instructive letter.
Meredith. — Do try to be polite and respectful ; I know how hard it comes to you. Also, kindly back up. You are on the wrong side of the road.
Annette S. — If you will write to your Congressman, he will send you free a 200
page book containing a record of the arguments for and against censorship that were made at the hearing in Washington before the committee on education. Canon Chase was one of the speakers, and he presented every member of Congress with a copy of the Great Debate that ran in this magazine last spring. We supplied him with the bound copies of the full debate. We have a few copies left, and will sell them for 25 cents each.
Marie M.---Thanks for your kind letter. Of course I will be your grandpa, and then you can call me Granddaddylonglegs.
Melva. — Yours was immense. Ella Hall with Robert Leonard. Charles H. Hitchcock in "Trinkets of Tragedy" (Essanay).
Abe, 99.— Actrienne Kroell is with Selig. Edith Cooke with Thanhouser. Henri Leone was the old man, Sam Loweti was the boy, and Irene Boyle was the girl. Irene Von Muller was Rebecca in "A Passover Miracle" (Kalem). May Hall was
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the mother in "The Symphony of Souls."
Mary A. V. — Winnif red Greenwood and Edward Coxen in "Youth and Art" (American). Boyd Marshall and Muriel Ostriche in "Professor Snaith" (Princess).
Miss Inquisitive.— Cecil Spooner played in Brooklyn in the latter part of September. Walter Miller was Hugh Butter worth in "Lord Chumley" ; Betty Gray and Vivian Prescott were the sisters in "Woman Against Woman."
Vina M. — Darwin Karr was the admirer in "Love's Sunset" (Vitagraph). Thanks.
Fred S., Mattoon. — Arthur Ashley was Harmon in "Bread Upon the Waters." Try not to be obliged to borrow money; bless him who will lend, but curse him who does.
Lucy O'C. — Iva Shepard was Iva in "The Stolen Identity" (Powers). O. A. C. Lund in "The Beaten Path" (Eclair). Wheeler Oakman in "Shotgun Jones."