Photoplay (Jul - Dec 1916)

156 Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section $1000 Cash Prizes Write today for free samples and our $1,000.00 Christmas offer. HUMP Hair Pins keep your hair beautifully dressed. They don't fall out. Send your dealer's name and 10c postage for complete package, all sizes, and seven new ways to do your hair designed by leading New York hairdressers. y w» t» /I T~* HUMP Hair Pin Mfg. Co. H U M i SoL H. Goldberg. Prcs. CHICAGO MEDA1II0N PORTRAIT; --, ■ 4$ MOVIE FAVORITESJ. ^' ~ ~^: GET THEM FROM YOUR, 5JIO CENT STORE . Printed in four colors, framed in selected artistic steel frames of ebony black or mahogany brown. Size 3% in. high by 2% in. wide. Ideal decorations for dens, rooms, clubs, boudoirs, etc. Make fine holiday gifts. 10 Cents Brings a Sample. 3 for 25c Tour nearest 5 and 10 Cent Store ehould have these medallions. If you do not choose to order direct and if not for sale there, ask them to order a series so you may begin your collection at once. CAHILL-1G0E C0MPANY.119 W. Harrison Sl.,diicago.nL Box of Powder and 4 other Beauty Preparation/ limited OFFER '' Five Famous Marinello Beauty Preparations Absolutely Free to every woman just to prove why millions of particular women prefer Marinello products. Miniature Box of Fact Powdcr&araf Motor Cream, Tube of Tooth Paste, Box of Phantom if felly and Boo* of Beauty Secrets. Send five iid part-ills' new, before offer is withdraw*. ' CHICAGO Powder, Jar of Rose L 2c stamps for postage MARINELLO CO., Dept. 138, MALLEUS BLDG The University of Chicago I f\ JUf J7 in addition to resident fj[ \J IYI J^ work, offers also instruc_________ tion by correspondence. fiill STITHY For downed in !*>-%*. |J M. \J U £ formation address !f,\ lift1-"* U. of C.(Div.D) Chicago, 111. untk.nTo«« I ■M 25th Year E A BANKER Prepare by mail for this hijih profession, in whieh there nr* great opportunities. Six months' term. l))plom:\ uwvded. Send for freo book. "Howl,. Hoeomon Pnnker. flKIAlt i; . All'OKN.rrej, AMI lilt AN S( IIOOL OF HANKING G57Ku»t State Street, t'OLl'Miil S.OHIO F. M. F., Minneapolis. — "Pillars of Society" was filmed just prior to Walthall's joining Essanay. He had quit Griffith for Balboa after completing "The Birth of a Nation" and then returned two Ibsen pictures. Here's your "Wild Goose Chase" cast: Betty Wright, Ina Claire : Bob Randall. Tom Forman ; "Grind," Lucien Little-field; Mrs. Wright. Helen Marlborough; Mr. Wright, Raymond Hatton ; Mr. Randall. Ernest Joy ; Mrs. Randall, Florence Smythe : Horatio Brutus Briggs, Theodore Roberts. Biddy, Baker, Ore. — The best way to start out to be a movie star is to get a job in a moving picture studio, and then show the boss that you have the makings of a star. That's the only advice we can give you. Yes, we accept "little gifts" for our services. They come in an envelope every Saturday night. You can read all about the Beauty-Brains girls in another part of this magazine. Tell Dad's stenographer she isn't barred from writing to us. Gwendolin. Natick, Mass. — Orrin Johnson would certainly feci humiliated if we repeated ■what you wrote about never having heard of him before, so we refrain. Mr. Johnson had a long and successful stage career before invading the realm of the films. He has appeared in Triangle's "D'Artagnan" and "The Price of Power." He was born in Louisville. Ky., and went on the stage in 1887. P. A. S., Berkeley, Cal. — Marguerite Clark has decided to remain another year in pictures so will not return to the stage this fall as previously announced. Your other questions cannot be answered from our records. Alice M. C, Los Angeles.— Well you see, Mr. Hyde was Dr. Jekyll and Dr. Jekyll was Mr. Hyde, so we'll really have to ask you to puzzle those two pictures out for yourself. Wish we could help you out. Write us again about something else. Charlotte. Minneapolis. — Roscoe Arbuckle's wife is Minta Durfee, Frank Mayo's is Joyce Moore, Anna Little's is Alan Forrest and the others are either single or married to non-professionals. Miriam A.. Rochester. X. Y. — Thank you cordially for your appreciation of Mr. Johnson's review of the year's plays, also for the su tion list you submitted. It is to be seen that vou are observing. Walter L. S., Portsmouth. O. — Likely you could find out about books on the construction, care and operation of motion picture machines by writing The Pathescope Co., Aeolian Hall, New York City. Lacricha B., Buffalo. N. Y. — The Judge of the Night Court in "Common Grounds" was Thomas Meighan. and you may address him in care Lasky, Hollywood, Cal. Miss Mary IL, Berkeley. Cal. — Sony to have to tell you that the October (l^l?* issue of Photoplay Magazine containing the story about William S. Hart is "all out." Hart. Dallas. Tex. — Miss Clark probably received a telepathic warning of your impending protest as she will not return to the stage this fall. Naturally, we used our influence. David Powell was Freneaux in Gloria's R.