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ANSWER DEPARTMENT
Esther S. — Charles Ray is with Triangle in Culver City. The Classic sells for 15c. a copy, same as Magazine.
Lillian M. R. — Half the world eats twice too much, and half the world doesn't get half enough to eat. You want to see Norma Talmadge and Antonio Moreno again together. Nay, child, never again, I fear. They do make a fine couple, tho. Your letter was a James Dandy.
Katherine G. — Wallace Reid opposite Geraldine Farrar in "Carmen." You want a picture of Mrs. Vernon Castle.
Grace M. — That's news to me. Mabel Normand has her own company. Conway Tearle in "Helene of the North." Yes, it is rather cool — there are so many fans!
Donk U. S. — Yes, Lottie Pickford has a baby. Norma Talmadge's picture in May, 1916. No, I dont think Mary Pickford has ever taken the part of a vampire — that is not her style.
Ham-Bud Admirer. — After the best limericks are selected for the month, by the Limerick Editor, the Editor calls in The
Answer Man and his assistant, and we four, after a limerick is read, give it a rating, according to its value, and at the end of the reading we compare notes, and in this way the winners are selected. Then the Editor selects drawings to illustrate them.
Marguerite of Paris. — Your letter was so very winsome, but mostly about Tom Forman. He is still with Lasky. He who smiles must also sigh, for laughter is the sister of tears.
Ruth Mc. — Wouldn't you use your best paper for me? Charles West was Hal in "The Dream Girl" (Lasky). Elmer Clifton was opposite Dorothy Gish in "Little Schoolma'am." You tell your mother that candy is good for children — chocolate especially, and so is sugar. That is why they crave it so.
Dorcia. — Mary Miles Minter answers all of her letters personally, and usually sends her admirers an autographed photograph. Wilfred Lucas was Jack in "The Lily and the Rose." You refer to William Hinckley as Ted. Yes, Ray Gallagher.
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Movie Star (to camera-man) — Oh, Mr. Lean, I see you're back from the front. Camera-Man — I always knew that I was thin; but I never thought that you could see my back from the front.