The Motion Picture Story Magazine (Aug 1913-Jan 1914)

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154 THE 3I0TI0X PICTURE STORY MAGAZINE Marjorie M. — Larry Peyton and Jeanie McPherson had the leads in "The Proof (Nestor). Jack Conway and Helen Holmes in "Birds of Prey" (Kalem). Ida S. — Sorry, but cannot answer that Rex. Hard to get information from Rex. Steve. — John Bunny is not dead. It would be no secret if he was. Know of no Vivian Montrose. Pearl White has played for Crystal. Mabel Norraand used to play with Vitagraph and Biograph before joining Keystone. Vybgynya, New Orleans.— Anthony wont tell. Charles Elder was Capt. Durand in "Mammy's Secret Code"' (Broncho). J. W. Johnston was the strong man in "The Greater Love" (Eclair). Guy Hedlund was the brother. Yes, Billie West and Robert Grey. George Field was Antonio. Johnnie, the First. — Thanks for your little mention. Very nice of you. Haven't the hobo in "Stung" (Pathe). Helen L. R. — Thanks for the paper. Martin Faust was the son in "The Burning Rivet" (Lubin). William Stowell was the water-rat in that play. Carl Von Schiller was Carols, and Dolly Larkin the girl in "The Camera's Testimony" (Lubin). Vessa H. — Sorry ; haven't the names of Whitney Raymond releases. He is still with Reliance. Soda was fine. Thanks. Berkshire. — No; Boston is not my home town. Carlyle Blackwell in "Red Sweeney's Mistake." He has left Kalem and has joined American. William Todd was the sheriff in "The Making of Broncho Billy." Ernestine Morley in "Retribution." Gravy. — No, I am not a machine ; I am a human being. Billie West was the girl, Robert Grey was Jack, and George Fields was Moore in "Jealousy's Trail" (American). C. K. French was the father, and Tom Forman was Harold in "Baffled, Not Beaten" (Kalem). William Garwood in that Majestic. Mazie. — E. H. Calvert and. Lillian Drew in "The Forbidden Way" (Essanay). No; Jack Richardson is" still with American. Wallace Reid was the husband in that American. Anthony does not belong, to the club. Billie West and Robert Grey in "While There's Life" (American). Arthur Johnson and Lottie Briscoe in that Lubin. Anthony. — Thanks for the postal cards. Tes, we expressed the prizes in the contest to all the players, and they expressed their appreciation. Louis A. D. — Vitagraph "have the most releases, and Melies the least in the Licensed. Norma Talmadge was the prodigal's mother in "A Youthful Prodigal." Leah Baird was Beth in "Red and White Roses" (Vitagraph). Antoinette Gat. — Your letter is very interesting. You say Warren Kerrigan is the source of great inspiration to. you — that you are just completing a two-reel play which he inspired you to write after reading his chat. Yes. the love and devotion he has for his mother is beautiful, and such men are scarce in this world. J. R. B. — Your toast received — drink heartily! "Here's to the Answer Man, blithe and gay, who sits at his desk answering queries all day. Altho he is human, I hope he'll never tire of answering foolish questions hour after hour." Thanks. I never have tire trouble, except when the questions are too foolish, and then my machine begins to balk and "knock." Desperate Desmond. — Frances Ne Moyer and George Reehm in "Angel-cake and Axle-grease" (Lubin). Yes, double exposure. Richard Purdon was the father in "A Bolt from the Sky" (Kalem). Yes, you're right. Harry Carey is a first-class "crook," and also a first-class gentleman who knows how to wear a dress-suit. Thanks. Rose E. — Harry Myers was Tom in "The Burning Rivet" (Lubin). Ethel Clayton was Margaret. Yale Boss was Bobbie in "Bobbie's New Trousers" (Edison). Blanche Sweet and Henry Walthall in "Two Men of the Desert" (Biograph). Ruthie.— See chat of Warren Kerrigan in the May 1913 issue. See adv'm't. Marry Carry. — Harold Lockwood in that Selig. Edwin Carewe was Dave in "Into the Light" (Lubin). Have just learnt that Carlyle Blackwell has not left Kalem. Betty B. — Interview with Marguerite Loveridge was published in the May 1913 issue. Majestic is at New Rochelle, N. Y. Write to her. Ellaye Phan. — Edgena De Lespine and John Pratt had the leads in "Runa Plays Cupid" (Reliance). Frank Norcross was the boss in "The Missing Witness" (Thanhouser). William Russell was the lawyer. Thanks, but Canadian money is not good in New York City. There is a discount taken off when it is exchanged. Walter C. — If your play is accepted by any of the companies, you do not have to pay a copyright fee. Why not send your play to the Clearing House along with the fifty cents and listing fee coupon, and if it is not accepted, they give you a long criticism? Universal controls all the branches named on our lists, and frequently players change from one company to another. Berkshire.— Thanks for the summer postal. I should like to have gone boating with you. Francis X. Bushman is quite an athlete. You B. K.— Florence Lee is the girl, and Dell Henderson is her sweetheart in "The Count Goes Bathing" (Biograph). Ernestine Morley was Annie, and Orini Hawley was Kate in "Into the Light" (Lubin). So you like Carlotta de Felice? D. D. D. — Robyn Adair in "The Penalty of Jealousy" (Lubin). Edwin Carewe in "The Call of Her Heart" (Lubin). Jack Standing in "Longing for a Mother" (Lubin).