Motion Picture Story Magazine (Aug-Dec 1913)

146 THE MOTION PICTURE STORY MAGAZINE E. H., Minnesota. — Margarite Snow was Isabelle, Florence LaBadie was Barbara, William Russell was Lewiston, and James Criize was Carlyle in "East Lynne." Florence Lawrence in "The Life-saver." Whitney Raymond in "The Pathway of* Years." Allen S. F. — Sorry, but cannot answer you about "Gettysburg," nor the Eclipse. Birdie Charmeuese. — That must have been Alice Joyce you saw. The studio is on Twenty-third Street. Yes, for Harrison Fischer. Norma L. G. — Myrtle Stedman and William Duncan had the leads in "The Seiiorita's Repentiince" (Selig). She wore a dark wig in that play. Julia Calhoun was Mrs. Ray, Walter Stull was John, Frances Ne Moyer was the girl, and Earle Metcalf was Tom in "Beating Mother to It" (Lubin). Dorothy D. — Just write to her in care of Selig. Vitagraph must have over one hundred players on their payroll. MoNA G. — Mona Darkfeather was the Indian girl in "The Song of the Telegraph." Thanks for the pretty picture. The word actorine is slang for "actress." Lizzie W. — Wallace Reid and Marshall Neilan both played in that Bison. Miss M. A. D. — Your writing is all right, but you want to shift the color attachment. The Pictures is a London weekly devoted to photoplay stories and Moving Picture news. It calls the men players "Gents." Isn't that funny? Ray B. — Eleanor Mason was Beth, and Robyn Adair was Bob in "The Weaker Mind." Edgena de Lespine is called the Lillian Russell of the Moving Pictures ; not because she resembles the fair Lillian, but because she is altogether a pretty creature. Kitty, Cleveland. — Walter Stull was Beaut in "The Beaut from Butte" (Lubin). Rura Hodges was the little girl in "Faithful Shep" (Reliance). William Garwood in "Beautiful Bismark" (Majestic). H. S. J. — ^No, pictures are not taken under water. It is pronounced Cor-toe'. Yes ; Marguerite Courtot. She called at our office today with her mother. She is a little beauty and not yet sixteen. Marjorie and H. — Warren Kerrigan and Jack Richardson in "The Story of the Wager" (American). Marshall Neilan also played in this. Maurice M. M. — Louise Beaudet was Mme. du Bluff in "Count Barber" (Vitagraph). Harry Lonsdale was the ex-convict in "God's Way" (Selig). Wilhelmina. — Yes, that's Tom Moore that always plays opposite Alice Joyce. Beatrice D. — Adele Ray was the girl in "The Saving Lie" (Patheplay). Just write to players at studio. Send stamped, addressed envelope for list of film manufacturers. Leah C. — Florence Turner and Tom Powers in "Let 'Em Quarrel" (Vitagraph). Jack Standing and Isabelle Lamon in that Lubin. Richard Travis, not Harry Myers. Florence G. — Haven't Great Northern. Will see about chat with Marguerite Snow. Buff, 15. — Juanita Sponsler and Marshall Neilan in "Sally's Guardian" (Kalem). Winnifred Greenwood was the understudy in "The Understudy" (Selig). Bessie Eyton had the lead in "The Shuttle of Fate" (Selig). Anna E. — Adelaide Lawrence is the child. Dolores Costello plays just the same. John, 53. — Vivian Rich was the girl in "Tom Blake's Redemption" (American). Yes, that was a fine story. Y^ou refer to Jack Richardson? Keystone is in Los Angeles. California Poppy. — Thanks for the pretty pose. Like to receive pictures from the questioners. Better communicate with our Circulation Manager about the Ridgelys. They are still on their way. Martha. — Thanks for the clipping. Always glad to get such news, but sometimes we already have it. Little J. S.— Sc you think Ray Gallagher is the be ;t actor. Three cheers for Ray! Mary F. — Marguerite Loveridge was the wife in "Seeds of Silver" (Selig). Margaret Stoppling was the chile* in that Essanay. Marshall Neilan was the husband in "The Cat and the Bonnet." Gwendoline Pates w^as the wife in "The Frozen Trail." Bella F. — Irene Boyle and James Vincent in "The Detective's Trap" (Kalem). You will bring down the thunderbolts of Jove on my head if you keep on asking me to name the best company. Of course I know, but wont tell. The Four Royals. — Henry Walthall was Jack, and E. H. Mailes was the husband in "The Mistake" (Biograph). There is a George Cooper now with Western Vitagraph. Naomi, of St. Louis. — Peggy O'Neil was the girl in "The Penalty of Crime" (Lubin). William Brunton. Clarence Elmer was Billy in "The Angel of the Slums." Elmer B. — Thanks for Carlyle Blackwell's telephone number. Florence Foley was the little girl in "The Carpenter" (Vitagraph). It looked very much like a dummy, but it was done cleverly.