Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1919)

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The Answer Man (Continued from page 101) Mazzie. — Your letter was bright and snappy. Gaiety clears the mind, tedium confuses it ; great tension warps it ; the sublime refreshes it. You have the latter. Tell me all about it. What is home without a — mother? Grudy D. — Allan Forrest in that play. Frederick Warde was born in England in 1851. The first marriage was solemnized in America in 1609, at Jamestown, Va., when Anne Burras became Mrs. John Leyden. This was eleven years before Mary Chilton set foot on Plymouth Rock. Mrs. L. M. G-— Thanks for the invitation. I rarely visit — my social activities are very meager. M. M. M.— Phyllis Haver is a newcomer, and we have never chatted her. She'll get there yet. No, I said if you wanted to be robbed of your good name have it engraved on your umbrella handle. I didn't say what you said. Leona. — Earle Williams is handsome, dark blue eyes, weight 176, 5 feet 11, and is 38. Venos G. — There are a whole lot of fellows who would rather face the dark hole of a gun than the truth. Nous verrons. Doris E. — Bear and forbear is excellent philosophy. Louis Dean was the. Kaiser in "My Four Years in Germany." Earle Schenck was the Crown Prince. Robert Gordon did play in "The Beast of Berlin." Eddie K. — You are o'erstepping the bounds of modesty when you ask me to explain what B. V. D. means. Under what head does this important subject fall? Underwear? We always leave the apostrophe out of cant, dont, wont, etc. Simplified. Charles W. — I like you're calling me "Dear Old Man." Sure, I make coffee, bake potatoes, and I usually bake myself while I'm baking them. Montagu Love, in "The Mark of the Beast" (World), from Forrest Halsey's story. Period. — Is this your final stop? Then all out for Berlin ! Leone Morgan is with Select. W. A. B. — Thy name is Socrates. Your letter was deucedly clever, and I wish I could print it. Haven't his address. I'll let you down easy this time, but write again. Desperate Desmond. — Hello, Desmond! A man's mother is his ideal, his sweetheart is his dream, and his wife, alas, is often his awakening. That's why I have omitted the last. So you are still dreaming. Enid Bennett in "The Marriage Ring." Betty Shade was Kate in "A Woman's Fool." Bert Lytell and Anna Nilsson in "No Man's Land." Dustin Farnum is with Sherman. Yes, "Under the Top." H. E. Herbert was Arnold in "The Death Dance." I had to haul out my best glasses to read your billet doux. Clever, but a trifle long. Mrs. M. M. — If you have what you want, you have as much as most. You are then the richest person on earth. Priscilla Dean played in "The Woman on the Index." Jane Novak Admirer. — Certainly, I do my own laundry. I believe in conservation of national resources. I wash everything but my collars, and they dont need it because they are celluloid. I simply have to wipe them off with my shirtsleeves and then wash" the shirt. 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