Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

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Berry Co., 2975 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Questions and Answ^ers (Concluded) t Vincent L. Mulvihill. — You ask for my friendship and it's yours — always. Which reminds me that out of Russia comes the proverb that an untried friend is like an uncracked nut. You sure cracked me with your address bombardment, but crack me again, any time, please. Ben Wilson and Neva Gerber, Universal City, Cal.; Lillian and Dorothy Gish, Griffith Studio, Mamaroneck, N. Y.; Edith Johnson, Earl Montgomery and Joe Ryan, Vitagraph, Hollywood, Cal.; Mildred Harris, Mayer Productions, Hollywood, Cal.; John Barrymore, Famous Players, 130 West S6th Street, N. Y. C. ; Irene Castle, ditto on Barrymore ; Charles Ray, Ince Studio, Culver Citv, Cal.; .\nita Stewart, Louis B. Mayer, Hollywood. William Russell, Fox Studio, Hollywood; Pearl White, Fox, 130 West 46th Street, N. Y. C. Johnny Hines has left the screen for the legitimate stage. He played this season in "Just a Minute." Violet Palmer played Ginger in the picture of that name. Address World Studio, Fort Lee, N. J. C. S. M., Tulsa. — I've taken a new lease on life since you sketched my stooped, worn back, and now I can walk without a brace, and admire with the first flush of youth your lovely violet ink. I hasten to tell you that Fay Wallace played opposite Robert Edison in "The Cave Man," though for a whole jelly roll I can't imagine what you previously asked me about Lois Weber and Philips Smalley. It might have been anything from plays to preference in puppies or cigarettes. I confess I'm curious. Nellie Burt played Sunbeam in the "Lightning Raider" and Ruby Hoffman played Lottie. Notwithstanding her hair-raising escapades Pearl White is still very much alive and so is Marie Osborne. Bessie Barriscale, Brunton Studio, Los Angeles; Kathleen Clifford, Douglas Fairbanks Studio, Hollywood; Bebe Daniels, Lasky, Hollywood; Casson Ferguson and CuUen Landls, Goldwyn, Culver City, Cal. R chard in "The Society Sensation" was played by Rudolpho de Valentina. Neither Bebe Daniels nor tvatnieen Clifford have vowed to love, honor and obey any man, proving they have wisdom as well as charm, I suppose. Address Gladys Hullette, cire Hallmark, 130 West 46th Street, N. Y. C. Perhaps some of the stars who hive not sent you their photos on request require twenty-five cents. Many have found it necessary to ask this small amount, so overwhelmed have they been with requests. Washington newspaper movies are regarded as Gertrude and Martha, Mich. — What a joy it is to answer a shy, winsome note from two little bashful friends. Bashful flappers are rather a rarity, and I hope you'll write me again. Mary Pickford's hair is golden and her eyes hazel. Her adopted regiment was in California. Tom Forman is divorced. When he was released from the U. S. service, where he reached the rank of lieutenant, he was given a two year contract with Famous Players. Address him Lasky Studios, Hollywood, Cal. Louise Rutherford. — Linda A. Griffith is the wife of D. W. They were married a good many years ago. Mrs. Sidney Drew claims birth in Sedalia. Mo., i8go. Whether this is bona fide or part of a woman's prerogative you may judge for yourself. Here is the cast of "Let's Get a Divorce": Mme.Cyprienne Marcey, Billie Burke; Henri de Prunelles, John Miltern ; Yvonne de Prunelles, Pinna Nesbit ; Chauffeur, R. La Roque; Adhemer, Armant Kalise ; Mother Superior, Helen Tracey; Calvignac, Wilmuth Merkyl. Louise Huff, charming young person that she is, is not with Jack Pickford in his late pictures. To sum up your questions, Edna Purviance is still with Chaplin. The inimitable Charlie still has four pictures to make under his contract with the First National Exhibitors Circuit. Then he starts with the "Big Four," where his schedule is to produce four pictures a year. All right, Louise? dispatches state that the a cure for bolshevism. Mae Johnson. — March Photoplay answered your queries anent salaries, and the size of some will probably take your breath fiway and sweep away your skepticism. Film stars do come high ! Margarita Fisher's hair is brown and her eyes are gray. Why not write her at 1888 State Street, Santa Barbara, and tell her you think she and Elliott Dexter would make a tres jolie combination ? Marie Provost Fan, Portland. — Brother! I, too, missed Marie and Phyllis Haver when the so-called "original Sennett bathing beauties" came to town. You see Mack Sennett can't spare his stellar squabs to go on such a long journey; they appear in every other P'cture put out by the comedy plant. Harriett Hammond and Mildred June are the newcomers. Or we might just say comers. Write to all of them at the Mack Sennett studios, Hollywood, California. John Avenue, Manila. — Here is the cast of "The Black Secret": Evelyn Ereth, Pearl White; Kay McKay, Walter McGrail ; Frederick Vaux, Wallace McCutcheon. A. J. B., Chicago. — I can't be much of a prophet ; the letters are coming in thick and fast from my home country. Chicago and environs are waking up; staid Evanston, up there, cast convention to the winds and wrote to a strange man ; Hubbard Woods took its aristocratic pen in hand to write to me; while you should see the epistles postmarked Winnetka ! Larry Semon, Joe Rock, Western Vitagraph ; William Russell, Fox (West) ; Jane Novak, Neilan Company. Every advertisement in PH0T0PL.\T JiIAOAZINK is Eniarantep,!.