Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

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Lillian, Arcadia — It is, indeed, arcadian to be called charmmg names and listen while you extol my virtues as a hard-working young man. If you could only see me — work, I mean. You want to know the namu of John Barrymore's leading woman but i neglect to name the play. His last motion picture leading woman was Miss Binney, but on the stage he is supported by Maude Hanaford, who has never done any film work that I know of. Walter, Advance, Indiana — I never lieard of that town before, but I love it. Do you live up to its name, by any chance? Eugene O'Brien with Marguerite Clark in "Little Miss Hoover." She's in "Widow by Proxy' now; and working in "Easy to Get" or some such title. Shirley Mason did a serial for Sherrill. Yes, Jack Sherrill's dad. Shirley is with Fox now. Miss H., St. Paul — I never get tired of "you fans;" I'm one, myself. I certainly do think Constance Talmadge is sweet but I'd never dare to tell her so. I know her, and she is always very nice to me in those rare times when we meet. Please don't any of you ask again if she is Mrs. Richard Barthelmess. I may forget myself next time, and lie a little just to be different. T. Bern.^rd C, Crooksville — Many are, but few admit it. Was the Crook a crook who settled Crooksville? WUmette Kershaw was Mrs. De Cartaret in Maurice Tourneur's "Sporting Life." She is a sister of Mrs. Thomas H. Ince; and an actress of prominence on the stage, where she appeared in "The Crowded Hour," and other plays. Marie Prevost in "Yankee Doodle in Berlin." Jeanette, Roseau — What can I tell you about the Mack Sennett girls that you cannot see for yourself? All I can say is, / never miss a Sennett comedy. Now from the sublime to the BUlie West comedies: that >oung imitator of M. Chaplin has his own company now, I believe. Dr. Simon, New York City — T. Hayes Hunter, the director, may be reached care the Goldwyn studios, Culver City, California. This is no trouble, and I hope you will write again whenever you want to know anything pertaining to pictures. Thanks for your kind wishes. Hazel, Ypsilanti, Mich. — You call me Dear and beg my pardon as it's just a habit with you. It isn't a habit for you to call me dear. Don't be coy with yourself. Kenneth Harlan isn't in uniform; the well known war has been over for some time now. He plays with Mary Pickford in "The Hoodlum" and he is now leading man for Viola Dana. Not married. Write him care Metro studios, Hollywood. Dwan O'Dare, of Pennsylvania — For a minute I thought I'd picked up a novel by Harold Bell Wright by mistake; but then I saw the "Pennsylvania" heading and T knew it couldn't be. Lillian Gish is American. The family is, I think, Irish. The story of Mary Pickford's life once ran in Photoplay; but Mairy didn't write if. Julian Johnson did. "AtLast-a/?ea/Job and Real Money!'' "And if only I'd started earlier, I could have had them five years ago. 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