Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1924-Jan 1925)

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0T10N FiCTU MAGAZINE The Answer Man (Continued from page 99) but I was at the dinner. Griffith was very fine. Eve of New Orleans. — Didn't you know that Zantippe was the scolding wife of Socrates? Emily Stevens is playing on the stage right now. Pauline Frederick is to play in the next Ernst Lubitsch production by Warner Brothers. Ethel Clayton's picture hasn't been named as yet. Sky High. — Phoenix is a mythical bird, without a mate, who renews itself every five hundred years by being consumed in a fire of spices, whence it arises from the ashes and starts for a new flight. Betty Compson is engaged to James Cruze, they say, and she was born in 1897. Jose V. Namle.— Garcth Hughes at Universal. No, he is not married. Address Priscilla Dean at the Laurel Productions, Hollywood Studios, Hollywood, California. Pell.— Hello, there. Glad to get that fine letter of yours. Also thanks for the pictures. So you finally saw Anita Stewart. I like her a lot, you know. Why didn't you speak to her? Haven't seen many plays laterly. It's been too hot. Run in again some time. M. R. C. — Glad you like this department. My but you are too young to become bored with life. That was a very nice verse you sent me about Gloria Swanson. Wish I had room to publish it. Wouldn't it be great if I could publish all the interesting things sent to me. Brown Eyes. — Antonio Moreno is thirty-six and Rodolph Valentino was born on May 2nd, 1895. How's that for speed? Lionel. — Very few of the English pictures are shown in this country. Some of the German pictures were shown here some time ago. Lionel Barrymore played in "Meddling Women." Alma Rubens in "Cytherea." Harold Lloyd's last was "Girl Shy." Your letter reached me O. K., so dont worry. Vonnie M. — Cheer up, the prize is always at the end of the trail. Pola Negri at the Famous Players-Lasky Studio, 1520 Vine Street, Los Angeles, California. Connie. — Rod La Rocque is with Famous Players and Monte Blue at the Warner Brothers Studio. Lon Chaney is to have the lead in "He Who Gets Slapped" for Metro-Goldwyn. Methuselah. — Well, I will try not to scare you. You mustn't be afraid of me. I wont hurt you. Corinne Griffith was Corinne Scott before her marriage. She is now Mrs. Walter Morosco. Will you write me again? Ramona. — That's a poor description of me. Guess again. Lewis Stone has greyish hair and he is with First National. Aileen Pringle and Jack Gilbert are to have the leads in Elinor Glynn's "One Hour." Ben Lyon and Pola Negri in "Compromised." True Blue. — You surely are welcome. Gloria Swanson and Agnes Ayres with Famous Players. Call again, wont you? Grey Eyes. — Write to the Barrymores at the Lamb's Club, 130 West 44th Street, New York City. Bob's Ramas. — Ramon Novarro is twenty-three, five feet ten and weighs one hundred and sixty pounds. He has dark hair and eyes. Virginia Valli in "Siege" for Universal. Violet Mersereau in "Her Own Free Will." (Continued on page 121). 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