Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1916)

156 Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section You May i or ) Let us send you today, Free, a genuine, standard Underwood Typewriter. We ask you to try it out thoroughly — then if not completely satisfied send it back at our expense. Rent Applying Rent on Purchase Price For Cash or on Easy Payments a STANDARD UNDERWOOD Typewriter at less than half price. Enlarge yonr field for extra money. Do your own work quicker. Typing manuscript for others will bring you 20c a sheet. You can't realize the possibilities the Underwood will give you until you have used one. Buying from us, the largest independent typewriter dealers in the world, gives you our remarkable, low price. Write us for free trial and special bargain No. 453. Typewriter Emporium, Chicago, 111. ESTABLISHED 1892 I Buy Jean C, Wayne, Pa. — Letters containing a great many questions, instead of a reasonable and considerate number, are apt to keep the writers of them waiting for reply. The leading lady for a given play may be designated by a director or at a conference of officials of the producing company. Cecil B. and William C. DeMille are brothers. As Harold Lockwood is married to someone else, it is quite safe to assume he is not engaged to Miss Allison. Marshall Xeilan is directing for Selig. So you think him ''a peach"? That ought to please him. The late Page Peters was married. Xed Finley played Mr. Gunsdorf in "The Goddess." In "413" Harry Xorthrup played Baron Barccllos, Harry Morey portrayed Raymond Davis, and Paul Scardon took the part of the Sub-Chief. Gail Kane plays opposite Wilton Lackaye in "The Pit." Blanche Sweet does not use a stage name. Jack Pickford played Jose with Marguerite Clark in "The Pretty Sister of Jose." ITHACA CUN COMPANY Box 82 ITHACA, N. Y. A. S., Montreal. — We don't know whether "the articles that are supposed to be written by Man' Pickford" are "really written by her" or whether "they just pay her so much for using her name." We only know that Miss Pickford is perfectly capable of writing her own articles. Antonio Moreno is playing leads with Vitagraph. Bryant Washburn is the husband of Mabel Forrest. You were right in addressing both Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgley in care of Lasky Company. Hazel L., Oklahoma City, Okla. — You think William S. Hart ought not get married because he likes to fight too well, eh ? He gives Photoplay Magazine a different reason for his unmarriedness. He writes : "I never had the chance." And you think Arnold Daly shouldn't get married either, for he "don't know how to kiss." What's the right way? Aw kummawn, tell a felleh. You're a poor guesser, Hazel ; our personal hair is far, far from light, our eyes are not blue (they have been black), and instead of impinging upon approaching baldness we have to be shorn of our locks 50 cents' worth twice a month to keep the growth from running wild. But we forgive you, and humbly thank you for the dime you enclosed to buy an ice cream soda, though it was swiped before it reached our desk. But remember, bribery is a pen offense. Hobart Bosworth's nationality? Ohio-American. Eddie Polo is still with Universal. Lou-Tellegen and his wife, Geraldine Farrar, never have played together. Edna, Minneapolis. — John Junior is still playing Essanay leads. He has portrayed Dick Conklin in "Daughter of the City," the reporter in "The Misleading Lady," Dick Harding in "Blind Justice." etc. He was born in Minneapolis December 17. 1S90, and is unmarried so far as we know. M. C. B.. Medford, Ore. — Alice Joyce's baby was born November 23, 1915. Lottie Pickford's in February of this year. In "The Man from Oregon" Howard Hickman played "Honest Jim" Martin. Mary Pickford has been on the shadow stage about seven years. Each lover of photoplays must decide for herself, or himself, as between her and Marguerite Clark; for ourselves, we prefer them both. M. F. B.. San Francisco. — House Peters, who played lover to Beatriz Michelena's Salomy Jane, is married to Mae King. A. M., Bronx viiae, X. Y.— Address Cleo Ridglev and Earle Foxe. care Lasky. It is the custom of players to honor request for photograph when twenty-five cents is enclosed. Every advertisement in THOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is guaranteed.