Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1920)

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fiT-MOT ION PICT UR-\ Whel I MAGAZINE. M maybe they can answer you. You ask for" close-ups of Annette Kellerman. Berxick P. — Both players you speak of have made a graceful exit from the screen. Frances Nelson in "The Stolen Voice." Nance O'Xeil is playing in "The Passion Flower" on the stage. Battlinv. Elmer. — Thanks for the sympathy. I need it. Mollie King with American Cinema : Mary Miles Minter, Realart, and Wanda Hawley with Paramount. Send along another artistic effort, the last was a masterpiece. Bushranger. — Well, it's this way. Thinking is to the mind what digestion is to the body. Yes, I liked Wallace Reid in 'The Lottery .Man." Marjorie Daw in that. Hope you succeed in getting that raise for me. Elsie H. — Top of the morning, EUie! Haven't heard of the player you mention. Of course I read a lot. Good books are not only a nourishment to the mind, but they enlighten and expand it. Elsie Ferguson's stage play is "Sacred and Profane Love." Quite a combination. Marie. — Sessue Hayakawa a butler — I should say not — leading man or rather star. Yola Yale is in Los Angeles. No, I'm not a Methodist. As I understand it the term, Methodist, was applied to Charles Wesley, and it was applied as a term of ridicule. He must have been a stickler for method, for he was always using the word and thus gained him the nickname "Methodist." Sure write again. M. H. T. — Constance Talmadge never played in a picture with Robert Harron. Harrison Ford in "The Temperamental Wife." Oh. I cant kick, Pm happy. Living is well worth the present high cost if you make it so. Nancy Lee. — Great guns ! You want a list of the players with addresses who will send their photos. There aint no such list. Of course. I want you to write often. Nothing is troublesome that we do willingly. George C. C. — Hello, George ! \ on say there are no more wooden shoes used in Denmark than there are in New York City. No, and did you know that chop suey is not eaten in China or Japan ? 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