Picture-Play Magazine (Mar-Aug 1920)

Advertising Section 103 M. G— "The White Moll" is Pearl White's first starring vehicle for Fox. This will be followed by "The Tiger's Cub." "The Screaming Shadow" is Ben W ilson and Neva Gerber's newest serial. Mollie King is still making pictures. "Women ilen Forget" is the title of her latest. Neva Gerber is not married. Billy F. — Write to the editor about interviews— not to me. Norma Talmadge is an American. She has black hair. Mahlon Hamilton is married. He does not play opposite any special star. Norma began as an extra at Vitagraph. Gloria Swanson is married. Bebe Daniels was born in Dallas, Texas, on January 14, 1901. Monroe Salisbury is not married. Pauline. — So you run in Phyllis' family by marriage? I suppose you saw her when she visited the old home town about a year ago ? It is against the rules to give the names and addresses of any of my correspondents. Charles Ray is married. Dorothy S. — You certainly have a long list of favorites. You refer to Cullen Landis as the Curly Kid in "The Girl From Outside." Picture-Play does not recommend any schools of acting to its readers. A Marie Walcamp Admirer. — Alfred Whitman played the leading role opposite Marrie Walcamp in "Tongues of Flame." Marie is married to Harlan Tucker, her leading man. She has just returned to Universal City after touring the Orient making scenes for her new serial. Margaret M. B. — Mae Marsh married Louis Armes two years ago. Mollie King is Mrs. Alexander. Natalie Talmadge is the youngest of the Talmadge sisters. Appleblossom. — You can get Pearl White's book, "Just Me," at almost any bookstore. You certainly have a collection of photographs to be envied. June Caprice was born in Arlington, Massachusetts, in 1899. She is five feet two inches tall and weighs one hundred and five pounds. She has light hair and blue eyes. Now do you think you resemble her? J. H. R., Okla .— Neal Hart is not. He is no relative of William S. Hart. Viola Dana and Bert Lytell are not related. Pearl never lived in Shawnee. Marie Walcamp starred in "The Red Ace." Cecil N. — If your friend who used to sing in the church choir is in pictures she is keeping mighty quiet about it, because I have never heard of her. She may be playing extras and bits, but not any regular parts of any consequence. H. D. C. — Bert Lytell is in California working at the Metro Studios, and not in New York. Helen is five feet three. V. R. T. — You will find addresses you want at the end of this department. Hal Cooley was born in New York in 1888. Alan Forrest was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1890. Emory Johnson was born in New York, in 1804. Philadelphia is Doug MacLean's birthplace. Conway Tearle was born in New York in 1880. May Allison was born in Georgia in 1898. Pearl White will most likely send you her photo if you ask for one. Better inclose a quarter. J. R. Vest. — Billie Ritchie is not playing in any comedies at present. His last appearance was in Henry Lehrman's "A Twilight Baby" for First National. He will in all probability return to the screen again in the new Lehrman comedies. -to (Xam^ crt$xt^ -^aCi ^^ur^jbt, UP TO the present time it has been almost impossible to get a face powder to stay on longer than it takes to put it on. You powder your nose nicely and the first gust of wind or the first puff of your handkerchief and away goes the powder, leaving your nose shiny and conspicuous, probably iust when you would give anything to appeal at your best. A specialist has perfected a pure powder that really stays on; that stays on until you wash it off. It does not contain white lead or rice powder to make it stay on. This improved formula contains a medicinal powder doctors prescribe to improve the complexion. In fact, this powder helps to prevent and reduce enlarged pores and irritations. This unusual powder is called La-may (French Poudre L'Ame) . Because La-may is so pure and because it stays on so well, it is already used by over a million American women. All dealers carry the large sixty-cent box and many dealers also carry the generous thirtycent size. When you use this harmless powder and see how beautifully it improves your complexion you will understand why Lamay so quickly became the most popular beauty powder sold in New York. Women who have tried all kinds of face powder say they cannot buy a better powder anywhere at any price. There is also a wonderful Lamay talcum that sells for only thirty cents. Herbert Roystone, Dept. V, 16 East 18th St., New York. An Ardent Admirer of Walter McGrail. — Yes, the mustache Walter wore in "The Black Secret" with Pearl White is his very own, and not a made-up one. I never heard of the engagement you speak about. He was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1888. His latest plays are "Blind Youth" and "Invisible Divorce." Katie Grossman. — I looked all through the envelope and letter, but could not find the stamp you mentioned. Look at the end of this department and you will find the addresses you want. Mrs. Ira S. — Grace Desmond played opposite Wallace Reid in "The Valley of the Giants," and not Wanda Hawley. Wallace Reid was born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1892. Ethel Clayton was born in Champaign, Illinois, in 1890. Norma Talmadge was born in 1897 and Constance Talmadge in 1900. Winifred F. — You certainly have seen about all of Mary Pickford's pictures. The only ones you seem to have missed are "Caprice," "Heart of the Hills," and "Stella Maris." Kathryn C. — See addresses at end of this department. Kiwi, New Zealand. — Glad to hear that you are getting along so famously with your stage work. Success to you! I see you aren't too busy to remember The Oracle and see a few pictures on the side. If Pearl gets that letter you will no doubt hear from her. Lillian Gish is not married. 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