Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

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Lois, OF Idaho. — Why, the largest airplane I have heard of, carries one hundred passengers. I have been up, but only once, and we didn't do any spiral twisting oi nose-diving or looping the loop, so I might just as well have spared the aviator his trouble, and gone to see "The Great Air Robbery" again. Robert Ellis, now a director with Ollie Thomas in "The Spite Bride." Nazimova has no children. Grace Cunard has come back — again — in a series of two-reel comedies. Yep — I know Antonio Moreno. He's one of the most eligible young stars on the screen — but he's very elusive, Tony is. Mary B., Carson, Iowa. — I haven't even been able to buy myself a new necktie this spring. I have been so harassed by collections oi various sorts. I have sympathy for the needy, I assure you — in fact, have nothing but sympathy for them. Priscilla Dean is married to Wheeler Oakman; Tom Mix to Victoria Forde, daughter of Eugenie. George Walsh was married to Seena Owen; they have a little girl. Divorced. R. A. Walsh is Miriam Cooper's husband — Miriam, the dusky "Evangeline" and "The Friendless One" of Griffith's "Intolerance." Susie, Victor, Col. — What do you mean — will I "let a stranger ask a few questions?" Do you honestly think I am personally acquainted with ■ everyone who writes to me? I'd like to be, but I really haven't the time. William S. Hart isn't, has no intentions of being, and never was married. I am very sure he will send you his photograph. He writes books in addition to scenarios. His newest screen story, "The Toll Gate," which Photoplay carried in fiction form, is by Hart and his director Lambert Hillyer. Frances Brawn er, Hopkinsville. — ^You ask me if I can detect any signs of genius in your handwriting. My dear girl, I am not a detective, but an Answer Man. Anita Stewart, who is Mrs. Rudolph Cameron in private life, lives with her husband, her mother, and her younger brother George, in a nice home in a mountain-top within motoring distance of Los Angeles. Brother George, by the way, has been doing a picture with Douglas Fairbanks. Cameron played in a Vitagraph picture or two with his wife; he is now her business manager. Constance Talmadre has her own company, working at the Talmadge studios, which she shares with sister Norma. Joseph Schenck, Norma's husband, manages both the girls, but they release their pictures through First National. Now I hope I've told you everything you were thirsting to know. I'm glad I can do something in that direction — not many thirsts are quenched these days. M. Betty A., Cairo. — I have heard the song and tasted the corn-syrup, but I have never been in Cairo, Illinois. I see I shall — now that I have heard from you — have to mend my ways. I can't answer your question; I'd advise you to write to the Postmaster, Los Angeles, California. Every advertisement in PHOTOPLAT MAGAZINE is guaranteed.