Photoplay (Feb-Sep 1917)

156 Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section I'M THE National J7B7 of the MOVIES Every time you see me, go to the movies. Every time you go to the moTjies think of me. My business is to make folks glad. I want every Movie Fan in the country to be my friend. So I'm going to give them something to remember me by. Go to your nearest theatre and ask for Cico Toodles cards. There are 30 different cards— you can make a nice collection of them. Each card has one of Mother Goose's verses on it, written in a way you never saw before, and a picture to illustrate the verse. You just can't help being glad when you look at Cico Toodles Cards Ask your movie man for them. If he hasn't got them he can get them for you. Cc€/) O^ootA/^, .\xxr., Jacksok, Tenn. — Helen Holmes and Helen Gibson iire not at all the same. The former was the first '"Railroad Helen" and when she f|uit Kaleni. Helen Gibson took her place. Our personal opinion, not for publication, is that "The Crimson St.iin Mystery" is rather improbable and that Ol^a Olonova is the wisglediest vamp we ever witnessed. Dorothy Davenport has retired temporarily from the screen. W. F., W'oRCESTEK. Mas.s. — We have read over your letter a half dozen times and can't just tiKure out what ymi .ire trying to put over. Try it ag.iin. A. I.., RuiiMOND Hii.i., I.. I. — Photoplay .Ma(;azi.\e does not sell its editorial space, and no charge is made for any articles concerning the players. Only our .idvertising columns are for sale. .•\. K., Oi.xEV, Pa. — Tunc Caprice was born in Boston and has Uuht h.iir and blue eyes. She mails her photographs to her admirers without charge. George, Lincoln, Xcn. — William Farnum's wife was an actress and her professional name was Olive White. Their child was adopted about two years a^o. Mr. I-'.irnum and his family are now in Xew York. P. S., Santa Rita, .\. :ci;ain acting for the screen M.— Biliie Burke is and her first picture will be "The Mysterious Miss Terry." for Paramount. Creigliton Hale is not the husband of Pearl White.' Maiuan, Minn NEAi'Oi.i.s — Glad you think tliis dep.irtment is swell. Forrest Stanley is acting on the stage, in "The Bird of Paradise." He is m.irried. .\. V. Z., S.Miiiis Falls, 0\t., Canad.v — Xone of the Wiliiamses you mention are rel.ited. Charles Ray and J. Barney Sherry were the boy and man, respectively, in the picture to which you refer. C.innot answer your scenario question. .\. B. H.. Mkridex. Conn. — Jewel Carmen is with William Fox. Her last two pictures, "A Tale of Two Cities" and '•.American Methods," are both with William Farnuin. Mildred, Los .Xncfles. Cal. — Beatrice \'an was Baby Marie Osborn's mother in "Told at Twilight." Teddy Sampson is in Los .\ngeles now. She's not playing, howe\ er. Keystone hasn't featured anyone of the name you mention. Zena Keefe is with Iv.in Films. Write Edna Payne, care Dramatic Mirror, New 'S'ork. Write Margarita Fischer, care Pollard Pictures, San Diego. C.ilifornia ; Hazel Dawn, care Selznick Enterprises, New York City. F. S., CiiicAco — Dorothy Phillips' real before she married .Allen Holubar was Strible. She is now at L'niversal City. Vivian. Birmingham, Ala. — "New Nights" will 1)1 the next serial in which White will appear. Her eyes are brown. name Mary ^'ork Pi.irl Theresa. San Francisco — We have no record of anv .\nita Murrv. Kate, Chicago — Wheeler Oakman was Kirk in "The Xeer-Do-Well." which was filmed early in 19IS. He is now with Mabel Normand's company. Every advertisement in PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE is sruarantced.