Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

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Reid appears, with his wife Dorothy Daveilport and small son Bill, in a forthcoming issue of the PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE SCREEN SUPPLEMENT. The Mystery Girl, O. S. Ormi Hawley. — is living in New York. She was with Famous Players last, I believe. Tom Fornian is with Lasky; he has been married. Bert Lytell's wife is Evelyn Vaughn; she isn't in pictures. Lillian and Dorothy Gish are not married. What's so mysterious about you? Stella T., Brooklyn. — Anne Luther? I have never met Anne but ah, I have seen Anne. We once sat in the same restaurant, not many tables from each other. She has red-gold hair and dimpled pink cheeks — and when I saw her she wore a gray suit trimmed with squirrel. And — she was not alone. She isn't, if I may make bold to judge from appearance, very old; in fact not old at all. She's in New -York now. A. C. M., High Point. — Photoplay Magazine does not send out pictures of players. We only attempt to print pictures in the magazine, and to give you, through this department, an informative guide so that you may write to the actors for their likenesses. If you will give me some names I'll be very glad to tell you where to address them. Albert C. Jackson, Fortress Monroe. — I should advise you to write directly to the players for their pictures. Some of them mail them out free of charge. It is always safer, however, to enclose a quarter. Bill Farnum, Fox, New York; Douglas Fairbanks, Hollywood; Tom Mix and Buck Jones, both Fox; Harry Carey, Universal, Roy Stewart, Jack Hoxie and Bill Hart are some of the best-known westerners. Alice M. M., Sloan, New York. — Doris Kenyon is the leading woman in the comedy, "The Girl in the Limousine" which is running in Manhattan at present. She is the daughter of a professor; her age is twentytwo, her eyes are gray and her hair is brown. Five feet six inches she stands in her Bursons. (Adv.) Her latest picture is "The Bandbox." M. 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