Motion Picture Story Magazine (Feb-Jul 1913)

142 TEE MOTION PICTURE STORY MAGAZINE Jessaline G. — The Broncho Co. is still asleep, and they will not furnish us with the desired information. Their publicity man should play the title role in "Rip Van Winkle." Harry Myers had the lead in "His Children." Teddy, Montreal. — His name is E. R. Phillips; and you are in love with him, eh? Keep off the grass. He may be married and have ten children, for all you know. F. E. E., New York. — Alice Joyce's chat in August, 1912. No, fire away with your secrets; we never tell any one. What makes you think we are of the feminine gender? C. B., Kansas City. — No, we're not bald. Grass grows only in fertile soil. Just put this in your pipe and smoke it : we will not permit our personal beauty to be trifled with. You refer to Gene Gauntier, and it was an old Kalem. She is not with them now. She has a company all her own. Ask Jack Clark. Muriel T. — Earle Williams was Shadee in "Papa Puts One Over." Lucile Lee and Anita Stewart were the daughters. Cutie, Boston. — Ruth Roland is still playing. Tell the manager you want to see her oftener. Other questions answered. M. M-, Kansas City. — Mrs. George Walters was the mother in "The Lost Son." Lyllian D. W. writes: "You certainly are as wise as Solomon and as patient as Job." Thank you. We are. William Pinkham was Bill Smith in "Keeping Up Appearances" (Lubin). We are afraid that if we sign in your autograph album, we will have to sign a good many more ; and we haven't time. Brown Eyes. — You must not ask "Is she married?" etc. You may ask about the plays and characters in the plays and so on, but only questions of general interest. H. M., Rocky Mount. — Yes ; Warren Kerrigan played in "Nell of the Pampas." We cant look up what color eyes he has or whether he can sing and all that. See the chat department for such. E. G. — Warren Kerrigan was the husband in "The Loneliness of Neglect." He is not in the cast for "The Girl of the Manor" (American). Dont know whether he dances or not. N. G., New York. — Write to Miss Stedman yourself. Erma, St. Louis. — Write and ask the company how much they would charge for the picture. Albert Swenson was David in "When Love Leads" (Lubin). Emily M., New York. — Mr. Cashman was Mr. Hale in "The Little, Black Box." Pansy. — We think your idea is fine, and we shall pass it along to the editor. A. F., New York.— Kempton Green was Jack, and Isabelle Lamon was Bess in "Keeping Up Appearances." Marshall Neilan was the husband in "Peace Offering." Kate M., Winnipeg. — We have heard of stage-struck girls, but you certainly have got it bad. Get it out of your head. Dont think for a minute of leaving home. Vastha V. — Robert Thornby was Buck in "The Fatherhood of Buck McGee." Miss J. C. J. — Thank you for that cast. L. H., Brooklyn. — Great Northern takes pictures in Denmark. Loudie, Brooklynite. — Mary Powers was the child in "On the Threshold." Ernestine Morley was Mrs. Cartridge. Rutland Class. — Lottie Briscoe was leading lady in "Her Gift." Gaby, of N. Y. — Yes ; Phillip Smalley has returned to Rex. G. E. M., St. Louis. — J. W. Johnston was the lead in "The Country Boy" (Pathe). H. E. N.— Whom do you mean — Brinsley Shaw or True Boardman? We dont think you could get a position with Essanay. "The man with the big nose" is G. M. Anderson. Isn't it a dream? Janet. — Adrienne Kroell was leading lady in "The Subterfuge." Pearl White was Naughty Marietta. Interested.— Ruth Roland was the girl in "The Horse That Wont Stay Hitched." Dont know who the horse was. Marion. Michigan. — The last picture we saw Mary Fuller in, she wore six different dresses (but not all at once). From appearances, she has clothes aplenty. A. P. S. — We dont know of any company that teaches beginners. Bud and Purky. — Leah Baird was Undine in "The Face or the Voice." No, dont think of any more questions like the ones you sent us. They were all out of order. M. J. F., Edwards ville.— Burton King was the minister, Clara Williams was the girl, and Edgar Jones the ex-convict in "The Struggle of Hearts." M. H., Halifax.— Yes, votes for Mary Pickford will count. Florence M. B.— Marguerite Ne Moyer, Violet Adams and Miss Healey were the girls in "The Rest Cure." Never heard of a theater giving eight reels to one show. R. E. G. — Thanks for the clippings. Veda C, Denver.— You cant expect the players to answer every letter they receive, can you? They have to work, once in a while. They like to receive appreciations, but not love-letters or missives that require acknowledging. Susan, AVheeling. — William Mason was the dummy in "Almost a Man." Dolores Costello is the older. Dont know about an interview or picture of Mr. Santschi just now. Fear not. You might write to Mr. Selig about it,