Photoplay (Feb - Jun 1921)

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Brian Strange. — You must have stepped out of a best-seller. Mabel Normand, Blanche Sweet, and Lila Lee are not married or engaged. Helen, Conn. — Pola Negri was popular on the Continent, but she was not internationally celebrated until the success of "Passion," or " Du Barry," in this country. Her other pictures are "Gypsy Blood," a retitled "Carmen," and "Sumurun." "Gypsy Blood" will soon be released in America by First National. I have not been informed as to Miss Negri's matrimonial status. As for nationality, she is Polish. P. L. I., Nantucket. — I know that the Philippine women make beautiful lace from a fibre obtained from pineapple leaves. But outside of that, I don't know the difference between Valenciennes and Louis Quatorze. Conway Tearle was born in 1880; he is married to Adele Rowland. Marie Walcamp is Mrs. Harland Tucker. Clyde Fillmore opposite Ethel Clayton in "Sham" and Wanda Hawley in "The Outside Woman." He is now working with Pauline Frederick in "The Greater Love" at the Robertson-Cole studios, Hollywood, Cal. Doris, California. — Clarine Seymour was to have played Kate in "Way Down East," and was filmed in some of the scenes. Her untimely death caused Mary Hay to be given the part, and the scenes in which Miss Seymour had appeared were retaken. Robert Harron was not in the cast of this picture. Richard Barthelmess played David. Mrs. M. M. B., Red Bank. — George Hackathorne was the traitor in "The Last of the Mohicans." Lillian Leighton in "The Jack-Knife Man." Come again — you don't have to be witty and wise to join the bunch — but I think you would qualify, even at that. Alice, Mass. — Tush — likewise, piffle. I know I am not a Sweet Thing, and you don't make any impression on me at all. Alice Terry was born in 1896 and she is the leading woman in Rex Ingram's "The Four Horsemen." Vincent Coleman declines to tell us his age. MacDonald Fan. — So Wallace doesn't send out any rubber-stamp autographs, but really big pictures, with personal inscriptions. Good boy, Wally — some of your colleagues aren't so kind. MacDonald says he devotes a certain length of time each week to answering his correspondence personally. You say you never received a photograph from Wallace Reid, although you enclosed stamps. Wait a while and then write again. Des Moines Daisy. — Go on! Gaston Glass is a bachelor, aged 25. Gareth Hughes is also unmarried; he was born in 1897. Hughes is in "Sentimental Tommy," the fiction version of which appeared in Photoplay for April. Look it up; it's from James Barrie's two stories, "Sentimental Tommy" and "Tommy and Grizel." I hear Sir James is coming to this country to supervise the filming of his "Peter Pan." The rumor is that Betty Compson will play the part created by Maude Adams and that William deMille will direct. R. A. C, Buenos Aires. — It is unlikely that "Hearts of the World," "My Four Years in Germany," and "The Little American" will be reissued at this time. The latest picture with the Great War as the background is "The Four Horsemen," which you will undoubtedly see before very long. I appreciate your letter with its kind wishes, and will always be more than glad to hear from you. I am not, however, a young lady. I am not a lady at all. Edith Mary, Marshalltown, I a. — Life's best aim is to teach us how to think. Harry and "Snub" Pollard are one and the same comedian. Norma is the oldest and Natalie the youngest Talmadge sister Mae Marsh made several pictures for Robertson-Cole, I he first called, "The Little 'Fraid Lady." Now I hear that she is to have her own company. She is Mrs. Louis Lee Arms in real life and the mother of a little girl. She wrote a book called "Screen Acting." {Catherine, Greenville, Miss. — "Carmen" with Geraldine Farrar was not Actionized in this magazine. Miss Farrar has not made a photoplay since "The Riddle: Woman," but she has been having her usual success at the Metropolitan in the opera season. "Zaza" is one of her newer operatic roles which has proved very popular. She is famous for her "Madame Butterfly," her "Carmen," her "Thais.'' "M.inon." and "Tosc.i." She is Mrs. Lou Teilegen. Every lulrcrtlsrnu-nt In PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is guaiaulcctl. Iona, El Paso. — I like some girls with bobbed hair but others don't look so attractive. Personally, I am inclined to the opinion that you will be able to get work in pictures just as easily with long hair as with short, if not sooner — but then that isn't promising anything. Zasu Pitts is married to Tom Gallery, who is opposite Viola Dana in "Home Stuff." Enid Markey in "Tarzan." I believe Ruby LaFayette, who was born in 18-14, is the oldest motion picture actress who appears constantly before the camera. At any rate, she is one of the finest. E. R. S., Goshen. — -You may have a brilliant future before you — but the question is, are you swift enough to overtake it? Finish school first — iyou boys and girls must get tired of hearing the Old Answer Man tell you that. But honestly, you should have a foundation and a background before you try to conquer the world — especially the film world.) Here's the cast of "The Shepherd of the Hills," from Harold Bell Wright's story: Sammy Lane. . . .Catherine Curtis; Young Matt. . . .George McDaniel; Old Matt Don Bailey; The Shepherd ... .H. G. Lonsdale; Wash Gibbs . . . .Bert Sprotte; Jim Lane. . . . Lon Poff; Little Pete....C. Edwin Raynor; Maggie . . . . Ardita Mellomina; Howard. .. .Louis Barclay; Aunt Molly. . . .Elizabeth Rhodes; Stewart. . . .George Hackathorne; Doctor ... .William Devaul; Uncle Ike....]. Edwin Brown. M. W., Alexandria. — Lon Chaney has certainly suffered some in the name of art. His legs were strapped back during the making of "The Penalty'* and the straps had to be removed every ten minutes because of the extreme pain. Chaney made "Outside the Law" with Priscilla Dean and "The Night Rose" for Goldwyn.