The Motion Picture Story Magazine (Feb-Jul 1914)

ANSWER DEPARTMENT 135 Donald L. — Thanks for the information. You say Brinsley Shaw is playing in Edgar Jones' company with Lubin. Charles Perley, Louise Yale, Isabella Rea, Mrs. Walters and Glen White are with Biograph. Frances Mason, Jack Hopkins and Howard Missimer are with Kismet Film Company. Roqua, Okla. — Hal August was the brother in "Withered Hands" (Powers). Marion Cooper's picture in March and April, 1913. Your drawing of the three owls is good. You say they represent the Greenroom Jotter, the Photoplay Philosopher and the Answer Man. Thanks. Paul L. — Anna Nilsson in "Retribution" (Kalem). Charles West and Claire McDowell in "The Tender-hearted Crook" (Biograph). Bessie Eyton in "Hope" (Selig). Belle Bennett was the wife in "An Accidental Clue." Maurice Auverso was Charles in "High Treason" (Cines). Anthony. — Your writing is improving. Haven't heard where Billies Mason and Bailey are. Yes, we will chat Crane Wilbur very soon. M. A. H. — Thanks for the drawing on the envelope, also for the postals. They are very familiar. F. A. R., Wells ville. — Florence Lawrence is still with the Victor Company of New York. Robert Bolder was the lawyer in "The Girl and the Curtain" (Essanay). Ormi Hawley and Ada Charles in "The Two Roses" (Lubin). William Brunton in "A Million in Jewels." Frank De Vermon the son in "His Father's Choice." Edith and Earle. — If you think Kinemacolor is not a success for dramas, you must admit that their scenics are fine. Harry Myers is the physician in "The Pale of Prejudice" (Lubin). Edward Coxen had the lead in "The Dream-Child" (American). Thomas Chatterton in "The Primitive Call." Happy Frank. — Charlotte Burton and Edward Coxen in "Flirt and the Bandit" (American). Lionel Adams and Maidel Turner in "The Great Discovery" (Lubin I . Mabel Normand in "Love and Dynamite." Mrs. J. London. — That subtitle was wrong. A vocation is a business or calling; an avocation is a sort of sideshow that takes one away from one's calling. Pesky Cupid. — Dolly Larkin in "His Excellency" (Lubin). Tom Forman opposite her. M. de la Parlelie was Cassius in "Into the Lion's Pit" (Powers). Glen White was Sir Arthur in "The Militants" (Imp). That is the first time I was ever called a sphinx. Gladys King. — Richard Stanton and Clara Williams in "Divorce" (Kay-Bee). Mabel Van Buren in "Tony and Maloney" (Selig). Florence Lawrence was the wife in "The False Bride." Mildred Gordon the leading woman in "Helping Hand." Grace W. — Winnifred Greenwood was Marie in "The Trail of the Lost Chord" (American). Lionel Barrymore in "The Lady and the Mouse" (Biograph). E. B., Conn. — Betty Burbridge was May Sawyer in "Turning the Tables" (Lubin). Charlotte Burton was the girl in "In the Days of Trajan" (American). Margaret L. J. — You should provide yourself with a pair of judgment scales. Dont discredit a player because he has a fault. You should weigh his merits and demerits. To denounce him because he has two faults when he has twenty virtues is folly. Eula C. — Haven't that player's whereabouts as yet. As soon as he is located. I will announce it. Canarsie Mermaid. — Doris Mitchell was the woman in "Stone the Woman" (Essanay). All Yitagraph plays are censored. Margarita Fischer in "The Withering Roses" (Beauty). r iii iiiiliiiiiif Gee! but this is a lonesome place. There aim no movies for Ave mil a."