Pictures and the Picturegoer (October 1915 - March 1916)

WT.KK I ■ 1 » J <. II. 1915 255 PlClUrCtb AND rilli PIC I I;' REPLIES 11 1 THt EDITOR, "Pictures," 85, Lonfi Acre, London, W C 1 So'v.ivt nud 1 , CO \ llll ll'llpll Co., I. il„ I ;^: I 1 !■ ■ IT.Ra.; &1 < h'aiiioliH i, Avenue, \l , .,• l-ml street, Ntw fork, r \ id. 1 Chaplin, >-.o. 1 r'ilm tatg. Co.. I Argj 1 li . 1 . I S.A I'l .ii •! in help you. 1 >i is 1 iBriKh i>M.— ll.i 10 |'iit (lie in" o.-'s inini' on " waiting list " for au iutci view. II t I, . u ,-',-ir,ls "I In u. S . F. Imnn I*), in "Tho Girl <■'' e Lovo -,,)■-) Or oj I . 1 1 eis Ford played lends, Write to M iVtrdaw lMiii ('... US, Gorrard S .. Loudou, W., I tell tlu'in \\I1.1' yon want. The) Bupply any llii' ,n 11eln.it ie, Rad VOU might WUtC.ll tin' in I in Duionta m tin trade iapoi-8. We are always getting new picture postcard i I PathiS pi ij c: a siuce tlir war b AT. B. (Diugle). A'l In Rita Jolivct.nnd Hon-' Peters, f. 11. Famous I'luviT Film Co., 507, Fifth Av, mi,'. Above i-u'l Street, N w York, CJ.S \, Wo published a photo ol II. P. in Nov. 13 Issue. Host nki'iv joi would Twenty new 10 dels! A wondsnul aobisveraoni Indeed, and iv,' t iiium yon most sincerely. 1 ivrkoi i'i. it 1:1 -■ Mil li,--. ", Please read rules ana address next time. Address ■ llorbori 1; ,w linson, 1 .0. Univers >1 Film Co., 1,600, Broadwaj . New XorkCity, 0 .8. ' . We Uave picture postcards of both. n n i'i:. sr Lanarkshire). (As time goeson we Bhall hope to call yon Old Friend.) 51 .-t lik.-ly im 1 oxen woul 1 reply t" your letter. Address lu.n co. American film Mfg. Co., 6,227, Broad* ay, Chicago, I .s..\. Marguerite Fischer now litablo t o. -Hi". ,— l is not 1 ea=y, Doris, to HO in for film noting a> it may seem. Even if you got an engagement you could not at arstrely upon ■Baking a livelihood al it. You might write or a oil it tho film caa.panies near you. The Loudon Film Co., St. Margaret*s-on-Thames, aii'l The Satuuelson Co., Wortou 11 ill, Isle worth. Miss W. (i hnrlt, n) -Addicts Mnrj Pickford, c.o. Famous Players Film Co., "''7, Fifth Ave1.111. £.1 ... .■ i-i I St., Si .'■ 'i 1 ■:.. 1 S.A. li u'itu'.'N (Newcastle). -"The ra-helor'a K, 111:111.. |F.P "David Holmes." John Emerson; "Sylvia," LorraTm Haling; "Harry," 1 in, n. ■ . " iiiT.i.,1, ' Robert Caiu ["Helen," Sjbillu Pope; "Aunl Clem," B jt 1 -'ier; 'Uilip II 'Im : " Willum," th;'Martin" J. Fuidlay. WriEe any ol tlicss [1. i\i"s, co. Famous Players Co., whose add] 10 "Miss W." above. We are stiro t'-al Chrissie White ic.o. Hepworth Film Studios, Walton •on-Thames., would reply 1o ft from such n staunch supporter as yourself. The omce 1 o.. s have foUowei "The Minstrel Hoy's " example and " t j the wars have gone." J. 1:. II. (Putney).— Thi E sunny Film Mfg. Co., Argyle St., Chicago, l.s.A. London Office 1— 2a, Soho Square, W . ami Keystone Film «','.. Long Acre Building, New Vork City, I'.S.A. London Agents :— Western Imports, 1 1 i, nail St., London, W. 1:1 w-iv; Xi Mm a.s (Gateshead).— See reply to " M iss W." above. isoi iiiiu ■ Bolton).— Address Mabel Normand, c.o. Keystone Co., Long lore Building, New York t 11, U.S.A. Thanks for compliments. J'liMKit: Flower -Uudir the heading M.-t About Myself," in Pee. 2», 1914 number, we published .111 interview with G. SI. Anderson. Elisabeth Risdon played lead in "It's a Long, i.,u. Way to Tipperary " (B. and C). The other -ts yo.i ask for were not given. The matrimonial questions yon ask ivegiveup. Do tell us the answers. Thanks ever so for all the nice thing ' ou say about us. Even our hair is pink. H uiiiY iHigh Wycombe). -See reply to " MissW." above. RKIE (Holloway Road, N.).— Your previous letter was answered in last week's number, Florri \ Address Helen Holmes, co. Ui Film Co., 1,600, Broadway, New 1 u ik, I'.S.A. Id li II. in 1 Anil. ) 11 ill Mis-, c ,2, I > 11 Street, r 1 ii us, 1 .n on, w We 1 • n imo postcards of him, It ia quite likely thi players ■noko French iu the film you mention, I'le to hour from yon, Carmen. The oxael date of Charlie Chaplin s birthday Is April 16th, 1 •■> >. 1: 1 Wolverhampton ■ Cricks an I Martin's studios are in Vtnadon New Road, Croydon. • lii-r Rustic II, r,, " i.N, Btoi i " rhe Boy." ha Girl," \ ictoi Li Ford father,' Geo. French. Keystqno do not publish Utelc ,isti, 1, nt Rosooe Arbuokle played "The 1 , in •• w Sen 1 ive took Wings." In " \\ hen Hubby 1 h 'Kingslej Be liol playod "Hubby," Billie Bbodes " Wifle," and noil Burns" Doctor." Tho rest of your questions Leing written in pencil bai i*'bye-byo. M mi 1, (Bromley £0 sorry dear, you did not win ' prize In onl I'oivigb Film Players Coutcsl better luck n '^t n ae. V. A. K. (East H m .—Sorry, dear hoy, the casts you want were not given. "The Haunting Fear" appeared here a week or two ago. Yi (Hammersmith). Flora Pinch was not John Bunny's wife, airs. Bunny did not play for the pie'ures. '•Esuierall 1 " Famous Players) was released Nov. i;th. Pii n i:k.i.'ii; (Plymouth).— Quite a run on Mary Pick ford's address this week. See reply "Jliss W. ' l'liinv 1 Peterl), r j"). — Write to our publishers (Odhamsj Ltd., 9:1 and 94, Long Acre, London, W.) for back numbers. Ulad to hearFii'ii Ri -: helps your sailor brother to , ass many a pleasant hour. The best of luck to him from all of us. A. W. S. iClapham) wishes to thank" B. M. F.,"of Wal«orth, (or reply to letter published in "Our T, 'tier ISag." "Five Nights" wis filmed by Barker!'. The other information was not given. Daws (Cymmer).— We have no photo buttons of Hazel Dawn, and the personal and matrimonial questions we cannot answer. Flo liuralev).— Tie addresses you want are given in replies to " Ida " and " Miss W." Thank you. EDNA PLUGBATH the "Condon." player. I IM III ■ . . I \ I'l I u, but 11 ■ • ill Willi I'll. nil B01 1 m 1 1. I m . ion < I , . ,,t 1, 1 I. nil. in Die ti yon, I I'ai 1 ii,,' 1 url in •■ 'i I,.' /,, ,01 1 . Echo \v. mi. . I .• . ttooheilc, New 1 ■: I . is ymi woul 1 1 nt your love to .M iss 1 ".. ' , 1 ■ ■ 1 ' .-,.. Keysl Film Co,, 1 1 ork .1 S.A 1 Bevestms (Sheffield is givon In reply to " Ma " ai ' npp, ars mi ,,r -j. is. 11." Iddiess W. Lawson Butt, c.o. Kill, in Co., J;', .'::.i, Wti I SJrdSI York City, D.S. \. , L'hoe A. Edisoui . ] 1 Oliverftt., Hutu, Ne« Kork City, I .s.a. teen P Whai ab ml the r.-st.uf ihe remark usually associated with tho buted to every 1 ae, E. (West H.inii. Wiih your talents it Is very dls appointing thai yon cannot gel n chance at film ,, t ng. uave you written or applied to B. and c. Co., ii,," M, \s aitii.imstow -which is in your port vf London. Ifyoucnngel personal ii lions to any producers, you would at, least get a beanng. As to inv< Sting money in n cinema; tho traae papers, ami sometim s the Uai y 1 irgra«b. have advertisement ol shores or partnerships open ; hut we advise the utmost caution I parting with jour money. (Plymoutu), Uin.'le Tim has banded the Answer., Man your letter, little one, and yoii will Bud your answer under the reply to "Mies W." id you like fn 111 L. J. (Dublini. Send your film plot with a letter oil, Tin; same to auy of the following companies : b. and C. Co., Hoe St., WoltbMnstow; London F'ilui Co., St. Margaret's, Twickenham ; or Cricks and Martins, Wuddon New Kd., Croydon, We wish you ] Nellie (Battersea Bise).— "A Double Exposure "Mrs. King,' 1 arey Hastings ; " Haz,",' ' Regg] Bnrko; " Jack Carta-," Arthur AabJey ("Ai-nold ■Suitor, ' Morgan Jones. Owen Mooie played opposite Virginia Pearson in " The Aftermath. We have 10 po-t 'al',|s ..[ him j, t. G. r.. P. (laidiffl. Address Charlie I haph' 1 Essiinay Film Mfg. Co., 1,338, Ar V".-i .Chicago, U.S.A. .s, v.-'ral 01 our readers nave had r,| li a fn m him to you may be a IncKy ! too. 'I hanks lor getting us new readers. May your powei' never grow less ! Violet [Bi to " Carmen," who, curiously enough, infermation from the s;,m,' town. As you are writing n 1 him your love itmightgcl ,1 if we suit it, \ MlKE (Hairogftte). Many thanks for your letter, which we inserted in "( nr Lettei Bng or su ago, and 10 which we ii Cto.ir.i in. (Nottmg Hill Gal is _'s years old j we do not know if .-he km lit ,1. Ellen (Walthorastow;.— Have sn: your love to Jane ijail. Thank you Ellen. Ethel W. (Clapbam).— Sogladyou are pleased with your prize. Sou are inaced fortunate in having your albu.u signed l,y Joan Bitz. and we wish you may succeed with the ■ ther piny, rsyou menHon. 'ihe Editor w 11 be pleased to odd his ■ ■ 1 distinguished gi oup. We bn n n .si urds of Kuth Sionahonse. 'II. nks for all kind wishes. N :, 1 to apologise for I written letter we 1 rater that km. I. Gladys Kentish Town), ilo Maddison -till plays for the pictures; perhaj 9 she is resting for a bit. They all want a ho.iday sometimes. There aro plenty of |.cop e In tins world i;li„» ' motto is " it's your 11 y we want," aud there are sharks among the cinema schools as elsewhere. Have sent )OUT love to Ma: el Norman I ai.,| Roseoe Arbuokle (a double portion). Of course. Glady-, «-e will ac< ep I x x x for trouble." Pablo (Leeds).— Bita Jolivet pi >y ed lead in "Unafraid" (Lusty). See also reply to "M. B." Wa ,■ osi" ,r,ls of i;,i ait H.nle.i . All :•■'. "l'li '' iiii-: ,,,, one of our custom irtj p