Motion Picture Magazine (Mar-Jul 1918)

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No woman is worthy of a man': What say you? Margarette K. T. — What, a new letterhead? New job, I suppose. I'm sure I acknowledged those snaps. You ask how old is Old Black Joe, and what makes a wild cat wild. Search me in .vain. Julius C. — Thanks for the necktie, Julius. It shows you have very good taste. You know pretty soon I'll he getting my food and clothes and everything from the public. Then I can spend jny $9 00 per on Liberty Bonds and W. S. S. You can reach Wallace Reid at the Athletic Club, Los Angeles, Cal. Patty. — I believe she was. Anita Stewart is now playing with Vitagraph. But you should obey your nrother. Let me hear how 3"©u make out. Margaret P. — I think your plan is perfectly wonderful, and I am sure you would have no difficulty in obtaining such a position in California. I just dont know the ins and outs of such a position, but most players maintain a secretary and your letter sounds most capable. You just send along that cake you speak of. I'm sure it wont keep a week. When a package comes in addressed to the Answer Man, the office boy grins from ear to ear and almost feels as happy as I do. Thu Jays. — My greatest desire if I were twent)r-one — would be to travel all over the world. Have you read Emerson's essay on "Love"? Maggie. — Dont know where you get 3'our information from, but Carlyle Blackwell is not married to Pearl White. Thomas Carnahan was Chris in "Chris and the Wonderful Lamp." You want us to have some more limericks in the Magazine. Wangani. — Sorry, but I cant tell you about that play. Raymond McKee of "The Unbeliever" is now Sergeant McKee in the Medical Corps. Mail will reach him if sent to the Friars Club, New York City. K. Nelson, N. Z. — Please dont say I'm a hard case and very sarcastic. Of course jour letter didn't bore me. Yes, to one and two. Lottie Briscoe has come back and is with Metro. Victor Sutherland in "Daredevil Kate." Norah H. Gibsorne. — But pride is the thing a political orator uses to point with. Violet Mersereau in "Autumn." Yes, little Bob White played in "Lost in Transit." Do write again. Miss Anzac, Herberton. — No, no, S. Rankin Drew is the son of Sidney Drew who is the husband of Jane Morrow. Vola Vale in "The Silent Man." Congratulations and good luck. Blue Eyes. — John Davidson played in "The Beautiful Lie," "Souls Adrift" and "Spurs of Sybil." You say when Pauline Frederick was "Double Crossed," why didn't H. B. Warner? That's as bad as "Will the man in the moon be drafted?" which so many have asked me. Martha A. D. — My, but you dont care a great deal about Francis X. Bushman, do you? Why, Hobart Bosworth was in vaudeville last. Yes, Irving Cummings in "Sister .A gainst Sister." Well, sometimes I dream inquiries, sometimes not. You would like to see Olga Petrova play opposite Sessue Hayakawa? Would he kiss her black little lips ? Douglas, Australia. — The stranger was W. B. Davidson in "The White Raven," and Richard Tucker was Austin. D. W. Turner in "The Dawn of Love." Yes, there are a lot of alsorans now. Tasmania. — Yes, William Hinckley. Too old is right. Ontario Girl. — I hope you do not be long to that class who read merely that they need not think. Good reading "makes you think. I provide you with ideas, not brains. Yes, Roland Bottomley is with the R. F. C. in France. He played in "The Neglected Wife," but I am sure he hasn't one. Hop Harry. — Yes, indeed, I get lots of letters from Australia, and I enjoy every cne of them. No, no, Broadway isn't the only street of importance in New York, but it is some busy thorof are. Lenore. — May Allison is busy working in pictures now. You say you are 16 and you have a sister 14, and now I know all about you. Quite true. You had better keep on the right side of me — I'm a little hard of hearing in my left ear. Vagabond, Sydney. — Perhaps the celluloid wasn't of the same quality we use over here. Why, that was Dorothea Abril, and you didn't care for her? Sorry you have the blues, but you must not be such a prude, and perhaps you're too reserved to be a prune. Tom Moore Admirer. — Nothing the matter at all with my teeth. Perfect condition. I can eat anything that comes along except nails. Clara Horton is a little girl. Tom Moore is now playing in "The Fair Pretender." The Editor would gladly have a picture of him if he would have some taken. Metro, Melbourne. — You have me wrong, in fact you haven't me at all. No, Florence Lawrence, Romaine Fielding and G. M. Anderson are not playing now. Mr. Anderson always had a liking for the stage. First it was the stage coach and now it is the speaking stage. My dear boy, why dont you join one of the correspondence clubs? J. H. H, Sydney.— Not yet. Pearl White is playing in "The House of Hate." St. Johns. — I'm so sorry I neglected to mention among the clubs the Lady Anne Schaefer Club, with Miss Bessie Davis, Hollister, Cal., as the secretary. Thanks for the nice things you say about this department. You know, you dont know how happy I am if I can please you. My Dream Boy. — Tom Moore with Goldwyn. Forgive me. As I've said before, I'm kept in a cage where thieves cant break thru and steal. Little Mary McAllister was in to see me the other day, and she is one of the sweetest, most interesting little misses I have ever met. We had a dandy chat, and I believe she liked the Answer Man. Ask her. Galway Boy, Ireland. — Courtenay Foote isn't playing now. Tom Powers was in to see "Over the Top" the other night, and he looks more like Jimmie Morrison than ever. He is in the service. Leather Neck. — Some one said that the reason our Magazine was so popular was because it gives the truth ; briefly, so that people will read it; clearly, so that they will understand it; forcibly, so that they will appreciate it; picturesquely, so that they will remember it ; and accurately, so that they may be wisely guided by its light. Your letter was a corker. Darley, 16 — Norma Talmadge is in New York. Send for a list of manufacturers. R. G. M., Tientsin, China. — And how did jou get over there? No, no, Metro is a separate company, likewise Goldwyn and Paralta, but Hart, Triangle and Lasky are under Paramount. William Hart thru Paramount. Miss Kahler. — Olive Thomas was born in Charleroi, Pa., Oct. 20, 1898. Mary Miles Minter has a sister and mother and grandmother. They all live in California. She is playing opposite Wallace MacDonald now for Triangle.