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From Leslie Elhoff come apt little Fuller and G. M. Anderson. AVe quote :
twin verses for Mary
She's been a nun. a princess, and a host of other things : She sometimes loves a country lad. again she sits with kings. No matter whether smiles or tears, each part she plays with ease ; Of Motion Pictures she's a star — Miss Fuller, if you please.
He totes a gun and rides a steed — a broncho, to be plain — And always loves some pretty lass, an Alice or a Jane. The villains hide when he's around — they know his aim will kill — His name is G. M. Anderson — we call him Broncho Bill.
Miss Irene Draucker. of Waynesboro, Pa., submits an acrostic which is impartial, and yet subtly partial to Marguerite Snow:
M is for Moore1 — Thomas. I mean :
A is for Anderson, always serene.
R is for Richardson. Russell and Reid ;
G is for Gordon, a brave girl indeed.
U is for Ulmer — down a coal chute he slid —
B is for Eline. the Thanhouser Kid.
R is for Russell — to him there's some class —
I is for Inward, a dear little lass.
T is for Theby. a beautiful girl:
E is for Emerson, whose first name is PearL
S is for Sterling — you'll laugh till you cry ; N is for Normand — oh. my ! oh. my ! O is for Ogle, who is not very tall ; W ho is the girl I love best of all?
A clever play on two very popular names, and it is sent by Miss Elizabeth Brown, of Springfield. 111. :
"ALICE AND TOM— TO-DAY:"
ow. that is surely a magic charm.
It fills us with delight. And. as if that were not enough.
It fills the Movies tight ! We sit. entranced, thruout the play.
For both we so adore That whene'er a new film comes to town
We re-Joyce, and ask for Moore !
A "little friend from Alameda" sends us these dainty
ines to Lillian Walker, and we publish them gladly :
MY FAVORITE.
he is the Queen of the Movies. This pretty girl I know : She has blue eyes and dimples rare, And lovely, golden, curly hair. She's good in all she has to play— I'd like to see her every day : She's the girl that makes us cry or laughSweet Lillian Walker, of the Vitagraph. Alameda, Cal. Mary Wake.
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