The Motion Picture Story Magazine (Feb-Jul 1914)

ANSWER DEPARTMENT 127 Sophomore, 1-1. — H. A. Livingston was the naval officer in "The Mansion of Misery" (Selig). Kathlyn Williams was the girl. William Duncan was Dan, Lester Cuneo was Pete, and Myrtle Stedman was Grace in "How It Happened Thus" (Selig). You say "the magazine is swell, you are sweller, and your head is swellest." So you have noticed it, have you? Flossie V. — Carlyle Blackwell was Edward in "Perils of the Sea" (Kalem). Maidel Turner has left Lubin. It is impossible for us to print all the casts at the beginning of stories, for reasons heretofore stated. Bess, of Chicago. — J. W. Johnston played the lover in "From the Beyond" (Eclair). You, too, vote for William Bailey. Wallace Reid is with Universal. Ask me not which company. He plays first with one, then with another. Seventeen. — Marguerite Clayton in that Essanay. John Halliday was the young man in "Mother-Love" (Lubin). Francis Bushman's eyes are blue. I had a tete-atete with him here one day. He is even handsomer off the screen than on. Helen I. W. — Your letter sparkles like a basket of jewels. H. A. Livingston was John in "John Bonsall of the U. S. Secret Service" (Selig). Friskie Trixie. — Sorry you were disappointed with "Joyce of the North Woods"; you say you liked the book better? Irene Warfield and Richard Travers in "Grist to the Mill" (Essanay). Dolly Larkin and Henry King in "The Tenderfoot Hero" (Lubin). Pauline A. — Augustus Phillips was the outlaw in "The Girl and the Outlaw" (Edison). Robert Gaillord was Captain Jim in "The Pirates" (Vitagraph). Harry Northrup and Clara Kimball Young in "The Test." John G. F. — Julia Swayne Gordon was the lead in "Her Last Shot" and not Anne Schaeffer. What? Too much kissing in the films? Yes, but kissing is simply shaking hands with the lips. Germs or no germs, how are you going to stop it? Esther, St. Louis. — Albert Macklin was Bob, Vivian Pates was Mary. Tom Mix was Dakota in "The Law and the Outlaw" (Selig). Harry Millarde was Harold. Harold Lockwood is with Nestor. William Garwood was with Majestic last. Unsigned, Middletown. — Gladys Hulette was the girl in "The Younger Generation" (Edison). Alice's hair is between a reddish brown and golden. Do you get me? Edith, 17. — Let me say a few words before I begin. You must not write to James Morrison and tell him how much you love him. Keep that to yourself. Dont tell anybody. Harry Lambert was the secretary in "Keeping Husbands at Home." R. S. W., Syracuse. — Mary Ryan was leading woman in "The Evil Eye" (Lubin). She is no longer with Romaine Fielding. Naomi, of St. Louis. — That was a mistake. You did not mean Louise Beaudet, but Lillian Walker. My fault. A fault confessed is half redressed; so? M. C. M., Cal. — Robert Leonard was the hero in "Paying the Price" (Rex). Margarita Fischer was the girl. J. W. Johnston was chatted in the December issue. Rose E., 15. — Charles Kent was the doctor in "The Doctor's Secret" (Vitagraph). Helen Costello was the little girl in the same. Clara Young played opposite Maurice Costello in "On Their AVedding Eve" (Anagraph). Cupid. — Jack Livingstone was Frank, and Murdock McQuarrie was the hero in "A Matter of Honor" (Kinemacolor). "Rain" on a film is caused by particles of dust settling on the soft emulsion of the film, and when the film is rewound, the dirt is ground in and plows fine furrows thru the emulsion, producing the rain effect. Berenico. — Sorry, but I cannot obtain that Keystone information. Probably it was Fred Mace.