Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1920)

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The Answer Man (Continued Murray opposite David Powell in "The Man Who Killed." She was in to see us today, and she has invited me up to see her. You can just bet I shall go, and I'll wear bells. Ellis at Cleveland. — Yes, I have heard that soft hands and soft brains generally go together, but what do you mean? I hope I have neither. No, I am not a Southerner, sorry to say. You want more of Jean Paige. Here, boy, page Jean. Alfred P. — The largest lighthouse in the world is at Cape Henry, Va. One hundred and sixty-five high and the walls are eight feet thick. Priscilla Dean can be reached at Universal Co., Los Angeles, Cal. Look up the February Shadowland for a colored picture of her. Yes, Doris Kenyon in "The Harvest Moon." Grace. — What do you mean my family? All the family I have is the office dog, and a cat. Why ask me how to keep your hair light ? But I asked one of our blondes and here's how : Try the juice of a lemon, strained, in your last rinsing water and then dry your hair in the sunshine. Kitty Gordon is in vaudeville. She sang "Alma, Where do You Live ?" about ten years ago. Jane Cowl is playing on Broadway. Walter Law in "Stolen Honor." Herbert Hayes, you mean. Vade in pace. Muskegon. — Glad to hear from you and enjoyed every word. Write me again. B. E. Z. — Eugene O'Brien is about 36; Antonio Moreno, 32; Norma Talmadge, 23 ; Richard Barthelmess, 25 ; Natalie Talmadge, 17; and Anita Stewart, 24. Anna Nilsson is not married to Guy Coombs — now. Oh yes, Eugene O'Brien drives a car. A. M. — Of course Gale Henry is a woman. Are you color blind? Marguerite Clark is playing in "Easy to Get." You can get a marriage license in either Con' necticut or Pennsylvania without establishing a residence. Viola Dana is playing in "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath." Dorothy Ganes ; Dot W. ; Sansas ; C. M. L. ; Polly R. ; Violet K. ; Maud R. R. ; Grace H. ; Elsa R. ; Lillian N. ; Cecilia M. ; Florence B. ; Miss Wait ; Georgia D.; David E. W. ; Ivan W. ; Marcia ; Miss U. M.; Saint Cecilia; Rose Bud; C. R. H. ; Alice H. ; Baby Doll; Francis B. Admirer ; Gerald B. ; Anna H. ; Louise M., and Wilfred — Sorry to have to put you in the alsorans, but your questions have been answered elsewhere. Ima Nutt. — There's a harp without pedals, but not yet one without strings. Victoria Forde in "Western Blood." You say you cant tell the players with their moustaches. I cant tell some of them without. I cant see where David Powell looks anything like Lew Cody, so you must have a keener observation than 1 have. Dick Barthelmess Fan. — He is a star, and not married. Billy West and Ellen Bumford in "Candy Girl." Of course I take my whiskers to bed with me, that is, one end of them — the other rests over the foot of the bed. Do I sleep with my mouth open? I never looked to see; but since you must know, the next time I go to sleep I will wake myself up and just before waking Til see how my mouth sets. Mary N. C. — No, I just dont happen to know any players the same age as you. Albert P. — Sure thing, send along the cigar. I can smoke any kind at all. Wasn't it Fannie Rice? Yes, Fannie Ward uses paraffin fillings in her face. They say her husband is doing it now, too. Robert O. — Ann Little was born in Sisson, Cal., 1894; educated in Chicago and from page 88) Los Angeles ; rides and swims, and is 5 feet four; weighs 118; red hair and blue grey eyes. Helen Holmes isn't playing now. Hiawatfia. — "As unto the bow the cord is, so unto the man is woman ;" and so on. That is the beginning of Hiawatha's wooing. Not Norma Talmadge. Edna Mayo isn't playing now. They say that the rapid growth of the finger-nails indicates good health. Charlie; Anxious One; Joe H. E. ; Eva H. ; Francis C. ; Elvira H. ; Marion ; M. A. Lonesome; Buffalo Babe; Catherine C. ; I. K. ; Movie Nazimova. — I have read yours carefully, all, but you leave me nothing new to say. Better luck next time. Bernice C. — Yes, Pollyanna has been a very big success. You never can tell from the looks of a reel how far it will make the business jump. The steamer Leviathan burns from 1,000 to 1,200 tons of coal in 24 hours. Naomi Childers is in Los Angeles. Lyvette. — Yes, I liked your stationery, and I liked your letter. ,May Allison was Beauty' in "Everywoman" on the stage. Earle Foxe can be reached at the William Brady offices, New York City. He is now playing in a stage play. Helen L. — You can reach Clara Young, Elliott Dexter, Charlie Chaplin, Antonio Moreno, Viola Dana and Charles Ray at Los Angeles, Cal. They are all known in the West, you know. Mahlon Hamilton played in "Daddy-Long-Legs." Kitty Gordon was born in England. Veti. — Semper para tits and always here. You say there is more squeak than poetry in nine-tenths of our soles. You write a mighty clever letter and I want to hear from you again. Cleopatra. — Afraid of me? Woman of the Nile, how can you say that ? Yes, Norma Talmadge rs happily married. You are quite right, it remained for the silent drama to put the real noise in amusements. Yes, the Indus River is in Northern India. Katherine D. — And here you write me all about the dimple in Charlie Ray's left cheek. Very exciting letter to say the least. Yes, Nazimova really did the dance in "Stronger Than Death." It wasn't a fake. My favorite drinks are buttermilk and Billy Sundaes. Elsa L. — Who is the Chesterfield of the movies? I will have to think that over. Why dont you all write me who you think is the Chesterfield of the movies? Hardly think Norma Talmadge will play opposite Eugene O'Brien again. Antonio Moreno Admirer. — How did you like him on the cover? I agree with you when you say a party without women is called a "stag" because it resembles stagnation. They come high, but we've got to have them. Sixteen. — No, you're not too young to write me. I dont go to bed with the canaries and get up with the ko-ko's — whatever they are. You ask where is my neck in the picture atop? Cant stand the high cost of collars (30c. ea.), so I grew a beard. Edwin Arden was born in 1864 and died in 1918. Navy Nurse. — Thanks for the picture. You look like Phoebe Snow. Write me some more. U. Know. — Please tell me what it means. L. H. L. — Best thing for you to do is to write to Pathe, 125 W. 45th street, New York City. (Continued on page 120) 118 1AS£