Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section Questions and Answers (Continued) Fashion Dancer. — You are pretty — I'll say that much for you. But for one but seventeen how comes that wistful look in the eyes? Anyone who can earn the munificent sum of seventy-five dollars a night ought to look like a burst of sunshine. Or is it wistful you are because it was not one hundred a night? Jack Gilbert was born in Utah in 1895. Before going in for pictures he played in stock for three years. He is five feet eleven, with brown hair and eyes. We'll keep your suggestion about him in mind. Austin M., New Haven. — Harry Ham may be reached c/o Christie, Hollywood, Cal. Any suggestion of food makes me hungry, persistently hungry. Oh, I wish I had reached this "Ham" epistle a little nearer dinner hour. Mildred K., Buffalo. — Dick Barthelmess will certainly be all upset when I tell him you do not think him good-looking. But before I upset him, here are the addresses you ask for. Eugene O'Brien, Selznick, 720 Seventh Ave., N. Y. C. Wallace Reid, Famous Players, Hollywood, Cal. Richard Barthelmess, Griffith Studio, Mamaroneck, N. Y. Norma Talmadge, 318 East 48th St., N. Y. C. A Flatbush Girl. — Lew Cody was Ethel Clayton's leading man in "Men, Women and Money." Dick Barthelmess has his own special typewriter to answer fan mail, so I am sure not only a picture would come to you but possibly a letter with his very own signature. I've heard that when Dick is too busy to answer all his mail his best sweetheart helps him with it. No, I haven't let the cat out of the bag; I mean his Mother. Elsie Anderson. — Clara K. Young is divorced. James L. Crane is Alice Brady's husband. Both Ethel Clayton and Irene Castle are still being "shot." That's a teknickle term, as they say in the Dere Mable letters. Mebbe in her new stage pro duction, "The Blue Flame," there will be more money spent (in quantity bought; for Theda Bara's wardrobe. With apologies to W. S. Gilbert, "A vampire's lot is not a happy one." Deak. — That "please, please, please" stirred my heart, and my stenographer jumped at the splash from the large salty drops which landed on your letter. I hope that one please will get a rise out of the Answer Man in future. No, Beverly Bayne was not married before she wedded Francis Bushman. David Powell did not play in "Stella Maris." Please write me again. Just Ruth. — I'll have to watch my p's and q's if you are such an authority on film stars that your family stand in awe of you. It must be great to have one's family stand in awe of one. Almost as good as being a genius. Marion Davies has not a brother in pictures. Did Mary Pickford convert you to being a Pollyanna for the rest of your life? Margarita Fischer has been married. I might add laconically, "divorced." Jack Kerrigan Fan. — In your case I laughed. How could I cuss with your winsome face looking up into mine? That's not a bad sentimental line, is it? Bert Lylell is married to Evelyn Vaughn. But, ah, the fascinating Eugene. That's another story — he escaped. That was a very intimate question you asked me. I hope mv stenographer didn't see it, poor child. While in my sanctum, I hold myself custodian of her morals. Her "Bridal T)ay IET its associations clus' -' ter about the wedding necklace of La Tausca Pearls — of French origin — symboliZring all that beauty and puxity imply. The Bridal Tribute Su' preme ! cAt Your Je'weler's Diamond Opera Pearls ARamiin quality necklace in the Opera (i4-mch) length with o-val shaped white gold chip set 'with one diamond. In beautiful gnyvel'vet cabinet . . $}2 laTaMI/^S) .J When you write to advertiserg please mention PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE,