Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1916)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section 167 "The other Miss Lisa— upstairs." "Mother! I see it all now. She is my siMi-r — this woman they tohl us John had sailed with from Havre." And she sped up the stairs. Cautiously opening the door of her own room, Lisa looked in. John was kneeling beside the bed, and there Lisa saw. as if looking into a mirror, herself — but pale, and gasping for breath. And Olga, look ing up. met her sister's eyes. Placing her hand on John's he.nl. she whispered: I ook, dear -the door — your real sweetheart— she will explain — goodbye — forgive--" (Continued from page 165) T. V., Jamestown, X. V. — Don Jose's leap from the clirt in the Fox "Carmen" was ill th.it it appeared to be. Art Jarvis, the rider, being rather badly injured, though ttie horse, which was a trained jumper, escaped without hurt. H. V. \V., ScHKNEI rADY, \\ Y. — Helen Gardner lias been appearing in at least one Universal film in the last month or two, hut we do not know what is scheduled tor the future. G. R. C, Louisville. — Richard Tucker was horn in Brooklyn and began his career with a stock engagement of about a year's duration, following which he was for three years in Nat Goodwin's repertoire company. He also played for some time with Mrs. I'iske and since joining Edison has returned to the stage on one or two occasions. E. E., Rochester, N. V. — Lillian Gish and Jane Novak are both unmarried, and the former is with Fine Arts, the latter with Universal. William Farnum is six feet tall, ami Dustin Farnum, his brother, a quarter of an inch over the sixfoot mark; Herbert Rawlinson is just six feet in height. E. C., Brooklyn. — Hobart Bosworth was The Painter in "The Pursuit of the Phantom," produced by Bosworth, Inc., the Rich Man who won the girl (Rhea Haines) was Courtenay Foote ; The Waif, whom The Painter found on the beach, was Helen YVolcott : The Painter's daughter was Myrtle Stedman, and the Rich Man's son, E. I Flynn. K. K., Buffalo. — When you have seen "The Submarine Pirate," and noticed people and automobiles in the street six or eight stories below the actors, you will realize that "The Height of Humor" on page 58 of the February issue of Photoplay Magazine is mighty real. This is a "still" taken during the filming of that picture by the Keystone company. L. W. S.. Redwood. N. V.— Yes. Arnold Daly is still producing pictures for Pathe. Gen. AfcLain and his daughter in "The Doorway of Destruction," were Harry Schumm and Mina Cunr>rd. Francis Ford playing the part of Col. Freeney. J. E. J., Morgan, Ky., and L. M. M., New ».0RK-— So far as we know "Helene of the North," has never appeared in book form. It was an original scenario. Sydney Drew, formerly of Vitagraph, is now in 'Metro comedies. Wher you write to advertisers please 1aO achieve undisputed favor with millions of America's women of finer taste, a Face Powder surely must possess really distinctive characteristics. — the most fascinating ami o creation — a powder ot rare and charming fragrance and dell) itt softness tint blends perfectly wiili any skin, protecting it against dangers and adding to it the freshness of youth. At any Marinello shop or drug store. A tint for every complexion. Send 2c stamp for Miniature Box Marinello Company Dept. L. Mailers Itm1,linK-. Chicago In the Worlds Weak Eyes Red Eyes Dull Eyes Sick Eyes Aching Eyes Itching Eyes Tourist's Eyes Autoist's Eyes -an Eye Tonic For Your EVes Sold Everywhere Prepared in tht Laboratory of the Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago. USA. Murine E« Remedy Co., Chicago, Sends Book of the Eye Free on Request, mention PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE.