Photoplay (1923)

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You can learn to write. t()i>, A new prncticRi course i Instruction will give you the traiinne right in your own home during your spore time. Endoreed by emmeat writers including the late Jack Lotidon. Write Today ^rriK'f'"'y'„'„;^^a'',i^„'.'-1|e'e°,7< offer now being made. HOOSIER INSTITUTE, Short Story Dept. Dept. 1725 Ft. Wayne. Indi iystemize 'Your Mind Good memory IB absolutely eBBential to success. I will send you Free my Copyrinhied Memory and Concentration Test, illustrated book. How to Rem.mber n.m.s, laces, atudies— .avelop Will, Selt-Confidence, Write today. ^rof. Henry Dickson, Dept. 741, Evanston, IN Freshie, Tulsa, Okla. — I'm glad that you love to read my wise answers. Keep it up, child. Betty Compson seems to be your ideal. She knows a lot, too. Even though she is only twenty-two years old. Her latest picture with Bert Lytell was "Kick In." Before that "To Have and To Hold." And now she has just appeared in a Hawaiian drama called "The White Flower." That title suits her, doesn't it? It is rumored that she will marry Walter Morosco, son of the plajrwright and producer. Lillian G., Washington, D. C. — On a busy afternoon I like concise questions. Your letter is brief and so is my answer. You can reach Jackie Coogan through First National Pictures, 6 West 48th Street, New York City; Eva Novak in care of Paramount, Charles Jones at Fo.x Studios, 1407 N. Western Ave., Hollywood, Calif. ; Thomas Meighan and Bebe Daniels in care of Paramount's Long Island City Studios; and Harold Lloyd at the Hal Roach Studios, Culver City, Cal. Beatrice W., Englewood, N. J. — Lloyd Hughes took the part of Frederick Graves in Mary Pickford's new version of "Tess." And Rodolph pronounces his name thusly — Val en tee no. Arlene. — I like the pale blue stationery and the slightly darker ink. It appeals to the sensitive poet in my nature. But the salutation — the "Dear Person" seems to me, shall we say slightly afiFected? Oh, indeed I do possess a real sense of humor. How could I live under a flood of letters, not unlike yours, if I didn't? I'm not five feet eight inches tall, and I'm not thirty-four. Yes, I have either light brown or coal black hair, the usual teeth, and I like both blondes and brunettes. It's the disposition that counts with me, not the shading! But — to business. Address Rodolph at the Hotel des Artists, New York City. No, I don't think he's divine. Gloria Swanson has blue eyes, dark red hair, a very white skin and a good figure. She is five feet, three inches tall and weighs one hundred and twelve pounds. Address Mae Murray in cart of Metro Studios, Hollywood, and Bebe Daniels at Paramount's Long Island City Studios. And — last but not least — Tom Meighan is even nicer than he looks. V. C, Atlanta, Ga. — Neither Viola Dana nor Wanda Hawley were bathing beauties. They might just as well have been; they had all the pulchritude and the rest of it to make them eligible. Wanda Hawley is no relation to Ormi, at least no near relation. They may have. had a common ancestor — no, I'm not trying to be mean. You misunderstood! A. L. J., Mexico City. — We don't often have letters from beautiful Spanish girls with decorative names like Andaluza. Have you patent leather hair? And great dark eyes? I wonder. I think — here goes another broken dream — that you might be able to get a photograph of Harrison Ford by writing directly to him in care of the Lasky studio, 1520 Vine street, Hollywood, Cal. K., Brookville, Pa. — So you liked "Graustark." I remember when I read the book many years ago. It was a best seller, then, and I was not an answer man. Tempus does fitgit! Here is the cast of the picture, which was produced by Essanay, since deceased. Grenfall Lorry — Francis X. Bushman, Princess Yetive — Beverly Bayne, Countess Dagmar — Edna Mayo, tjnclc Caspar — Thos. Commerford. Aunt Yvonne — Helen Dunbar, Harry Anguish — Albert Roscoe, Prince Gabriel — Lester Cuneo, Prince Lorenzo — BrA'ant Washburn, Prince Bolaroz — Ernest Maupain. Grace Darmond plaved opposite Earle Williams in "The Man Who Wouldn't TeU." L. B. W., Montgomery, Ala.— Glorious Gloria was born in Chicago — I bet that surprises you! Her maiden name was Swanson. I'm glad that you like Betty Blythe and Nita Naldi. They're great favorites of mine, and I'm not the only one on Photoplay Magazine who feels that way, either! Thank You, Wash.— I know it isn't your name, but it's the only signature I could find on your letter. I have cruel news to tell you. Tom Mix is married to Victoria Forde, and they have a little baby daughter. Kenneth Ilarlan isn't so conser\'ative. He's been divorced twice and is about to embark again upon the troubled sea of matrimony — with Marie Prevost rocking the boat. Peggy Jones, W^ashington, Pa. — I'm glad you think this department serious enough to warrant the use of papa's business paper. Write often; the paper is quite thrilhng. I'm glad you like George Stewart — he seemed such a nice boy in "The Seventh Day." Quite nice enough, as you say, for any girl. If you want to get in touch with him you may address him in care of the Christie Comedies, Sunset Blvd., Hollywood. Thos. Utterback, Okla. City, Okla. — Our record of James Kirkwood and Corinne Grifiith? You make me feel like Bertillon or the warden of Sing Sing. Well, here goes: James Kirkwood — Bom in Grand Rapids, Mich., and educated there. Had a stage career for eighteen years and then went into pictures. His first screen appearance was in 1909. His latest pictures are "The Sin Flood " "Ebb Tide" and "Under Two Flags." He is now appearing in Channing Pollock's play, "The Fool." .\s for Corinne Griffith. Xo, she is not related to D. W. Couldn't you tell it to look at her? She was born in Texas and educated in New Orleans. Before entering upon a screen career with Vitagraph. she was a professional dancer for a year. Her latest pictures are "Island Wives," "Single Track," "Divorce Coupons," and "Six Days." She is soon to appear in Robert W. Chambers' "The Common Law." Illinois. — So it took courage to ask me three — no, four — questions! I must be a very awe-inspiring person. I wish ever\'body felt as you do. Gives me a sort of Ben Bolt complex — do you remember the song? "She wept with delight when I gave her a smile, and she trembled with fear at my frown." Oh, boy! Marion DaA-ies is twentj'-four years old, she is unmarried and her ej-es are blue. Forrest Stanley is married to Marian Hutchins. Mattte and Dickie, Town of Union, N. J. — You announce yourselves as "Mattie and Dickie — two flappers." Sounds like a story title. Come again, of course — whenever you want advice or comfort or any little thing like that. George Hackathome is five feet, seven inches tall. His age is not great, but sometimes his acting is. His next pla%' wiU be "Merr\f-GoRound" for Universal. Lloyd Hughes is twenty-four years old. Watch for him in " Scars of Jealousy." \. E. K., KEND.\LLER^^LLE. IxD. — Your initials sound Uke some fraternal order, but your questions are to the point. You've made a mistake somewhere. There was no statement in Plays and Plaj'ers for October about Dick Barthelmess being married to Lillian Tucker. He's only been married once, and his wife is Mary Hay. Mae Marsh married a newspaper man, Louis Lee .-Vrms, and Seena Owen is divorced from George Walsh. Ruth Roland is divorced from Lionel Kent. Cheer up, I couldn't get angry at you. Even if you wrote twice a year! A. C, Xew York City. — ^Margaret Gibson was the ingenue who played in the film entitled "The Siren." It was released about two years ago. Every advertisement in PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is guaranteed.