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Rutit F. — Gladys Hulette and Ethelmary Oakland in "The Shine Girl."
Paulena. — Margarita Fischer is with Mutual. Nobody is satisfied with his lot — ■ unless it be a lot — or perhaps a corner lot. Alas, I haven't even a cemetery lot, and hope I'll never need one.
Vocal Student. — Success to you. But you must give your name and address, please. Sorry you are ill. Wont you please ask some questions?
Carrie C. R. — So you want a chat with Frank Keenan. Soon.
Minnesota. — Ha, ha, he, he, and likewise ho, ho! You have me cornered! How can I tell you who the girl was who stood in front of the door? A. D. Sears directed.
Claire F. — Marie Walcamp and Wellington Playter had the leads in "Coral." You ask what size shoe Marguerite Clark wears. Now, suppose I play Prince Charming and find out. I would like nothing better.
Prineville, Ore. — And you, too, must give your name, for I am no mind-reader. Otherwise you wont get an answer. Send for a list of film manufacturers.
Marjorie E. — Earthquakes are caused by the cooling of the earth, causing the crust or surface to crack or rock. Mae Murray and Tom Forman in "Sweet Kitty Bellairs." Yes, Teddy Sampson is married.
Speed. — Marguerite Clark was born in Avondale, Cinn., on February 22, 1887. She is very small, only four feet in height, and weighs 95 pounds. She is the possessor of beautiful big brown eyes and brown hair. We had a chat with Norma Talmadge in Nov., 1914. Marcia Harris was Martha in "Susie Snowflake."
Jane H. — Cracking jokes is absolutely useless in Motion Pictures. I am afraid you will have a hard time.
Mexican H. — Yes, a chat with Charles Ray soon. Wallace Reid in "The Chorus Lady." So many babies have been named after J. Warren Kerrigan (he tells me he has sent his picture to over one hundred fond mothers this year) that I suggest he get up a baby contest, limited to the crop of "J. Warrens." The judges would have to be color experts, as many of the babies are black, brown, yellow and Indian red.
"Now, son, I'll give you the dime, all right, but remember it's all the money you can have today, so make it go as far as you can."
"All right, dad. I'll go t' a movie, an' stay all day."