Pictures and the Picturegoer (Jan-Dec 1924)

MAY 1924 Picture s and Picture puer 65 studio, Harold inadvertently sat down on tin spur of the moment. He is now rted out of danger. (2) Constance Talmadge isn't married now. (3) Have forwarded your letter, so calm yourself, inv child. (4) / write to you, so why shouldn't Rudolph? \ Ionesite (Highgate).— (1) .-/ Footlight Ranger was released on the 28th of last month (2) Buck Jones' little daughter is si\ years old. Raving-Mad-Over Rudolph (1) An plate of Mrs. Valentino and her popular husband in \ugust, 1923 issue. 1 note that Rudolph's smile is " wonderful," his " glorious," his teeth " beautiful," — the whole effect "the most fascinating in the world," and the information leaves me cold. Hut if it relieves you to say all that, go right ahead and don't mind me ' Estelle Marie (Eastbourne). — Welcome to the ranks of the curious, Estelle. (1) The story of Orphans of the Storm, with illustrations, appeared in Feb. 1923 PICTUREGOER. (2) Monte Blue's own name is Monte Blue. (3) An interview appeared in April, 1922 issue (4) All back numbers obtainable from the Publishing Dept, Arne St., W.C.2., price 1/3 post free. Kidlet (Guernsey). — Letters forwarded. (H Gloria Swanson and Herbert Somborn obtained a divorce some time ago. (2) Violet Hopson was married before she became Mrs. Walter West. (3) Chrissic White is married to Henry Edwards. J. M. (Brussels). — I shouldn't like your death on my' conscience, so I hasten to relieve your curiosity. (1) Art plate of Rudolph with his wife appeared in August, 1923 PICTUREGOER. (2) His latest film is Monsieur Beaucaire, made with Famous Lasky after the signing of the truce. First Offender (Tunbridgc Wells). — You're dismissed with a warning. (1) Nothing about Jane Eyre in PICTUREGOER. (2) Vanity Fair was released December 10th last. Owen's Admirer (Glasgow). — Glad you like PICTUREGOER, but I don't join you in wishing it a weekly. Once a month is quite often enough for the encyclopaedic brain to work. L. G. (London). — Frank Hayes died just recent. But if you write Goldwyn Films, you might be able to get a picture of him. Froggy-Boy (Cookham Dean). — (1) Pola Negri was born January 3rd, 1899. (2) Count Domsky. (3) She is now wedded to her art. S. E. (Beverley). — Have forwarded your letter, so you may sleep sound o' nights, now, and please don't dub me a cynic again. I am a large hearted, philanthropical chap who does this sort of thing for sheer love of humanity. A Griffiths Admirer (Beccles). — Ask F. B. O., Soho Square, London, for particulars of the musical accompaniments of Way Down East. Inquisitive (Highgate). — My photo doesn't grace my pages of the PICTUREGOER because I am a man of peace. I prefer to hide my fatal beauty behind six columns of cold print rather than wreak havoc in the youthful heart of the flapper. (1) J. W. Kerrigan played in Thundering Dawn. (2) Matheson Lang is married to Hutna Britten, and Conway Tearle to Adell Rowland. (3) Conway and Godfrey Tearle are half-brothers. (4) Elsie Ferguson, not Alma Rubens in Peter Ibbetson. Twin dj (Kensington) You seem to have been twinkling on my horizon rathei considerably of l.u. 1 1 1 Deuglas Ian banks' address is I'ukfair Studios, I lolly woo.l, ( alifoi m. i (2) A 1 |d stamp will be enough (3) Enclose about 2/ I photo (41 You'll probably get a reply (5) Release date of I he line! "/ Bagdad not fixed yet Mokvn oi tm: Lady Li in (Nun eaton) < ongratulations, You must have worked almost as hard as I do ( 1) Rudolph has returned to Famous l.asky to make two more film. (2) Margarel Leah] isn't making films now She is back in England. B. W. (Blackburn). — Is an awful warning to fickle film fans He is actually so lost to shame that he parades his rank disloyalty before the world. He wants to exchange three signed photos of Charles Ray, Elsie Ferguson, and Jewel Carmen, for those of three other stars. Now B. W. what have you got to say for yourself? Rosks (South Africa).— (1) Wants to know " how you manage to get on the films?" The answer is you don't, Roses, in nine cases out of ten. Take my advice and steer clear of them. (2) Don't risk sending your autograph album over here — it might get lost. Write to the stars and ask for their signatures, and then you can stick them into the book. F. P. (Hastings). — Thank you for those few kindly words. Blanche (London). — Sure, 'tis from the ould countree ye're hailin', thin, though your posthal addriss gives it the lie? Bedad, an' I've forwarded your letter and — hang it, how do you talk Irish, anyway? R. H. T. (Johannesburg). — After being " PICTUREGOER Answer Man " for so long, I'm prepared for anything. (1) Not my photo, obtainable from " Picturegoer Salon." That's my worthy predecessor, a noble man who has since retired. (2) Katherine MacDonald in The Woman God Forgot. Maureen (Costorphie). — (1) You can gel Postal Exchange Coupons from practically any Post Office, and these can be sent to any foreign country. (2) The Sheik o) .ir,: film starring Violet Heming No connection with I he Sheik as Rudolph Valentino portrayed him I tlSGI \a K lapbaiii) My hsttl I will certainly benefit it tins sort of thing on YOU'D the third poetess tins month who has been inspned to calol OH mj half ( l ) \n an plate oi k< ginald Denny with liis wife and little girl, appealed in December, 1922, Pit TUREGOER (2) Marion Mack starred in Mary <// the its INDIA (Surrey).— Wants to tell the world that "after having, with an un biassed and open mind viewed every well known English and \merican actor, she gives the palm for perfection in acting, appeal and manliness to Richard Uarthel mess." The world is told, " India." Nazi (Doncaster). — It hurts me to the quick to read that you think me conceited. 1 always try to bear my exceptional gifts and talents with becoming modesty. TlZl (Birmingham).— Glad to make your acquaintance, Tizi. (1) Art plate with Herbert Rawlinson in February, 1922 PICTUREGOER, and an interview in May, 1923 issue. (2) Not married now. (3) His latest film is Dancing Cheats, a Universal film with Alice Lake. Another recent one is Stolen Secrets. Uno. — (1) You might obtain stills from The Merry-Go-Round from European Films, Ltd., 167, Wardour St., W.C. (2) Address Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry, c/o Universal Studios, Universal City, California. (3) Betty Blythc hasn't any children. Thanks for your good wishes. Same to you and many of 'em. Mathesonians (Bedford). — Belong to the " Anti-Rudolph " Gang, and think Matheson Lang the prince of screen stars. (1) Interview with Matheson in May, 1923 PICTUREGOER, and an art plate in February, 1924 issue. (2) The Picturegoer Salon, 88, Long Acre, publishes postcards of your favourite. (3) Carlyle Blackwell's latest release is The Beloved Vagabond. At present he's at work on a film with an Indian atmosphere. (4) Bill Farnum has no intention of deserting the screen. William N. Bailey and Mary Maclarcn in " The Uninvited Guest"