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Cleo. — No, I've never seen anything like this new stationery of yours. Where do you pick them up? Charles Ray's first release for First National will be "Fortyfive Minutes From Broadway."
Tom Mix Admirer. — The editor has charge of putting all the pictures in the magazine, and not me. All I do is answer the questions that the various readers ask. I'll tell him what you said and leave the rest to him.
Guy O. — Of course, the players like to hear from the fans. They are always anxious to find out what the fans like and dislike. It was Norma Talmadge in the Chinese role and not Constance. Blanche Sweet is not married.
Jimmy. — I am sure Ruth will send you the picture you want, especially as you inclosed twentyfive cents with your request. Herbert Heyes has the leading male role in "The Adventures of Ruth." Eugene O'Brien and Edna Mayo had the leading roles in "The Return of Eve."
P. D. Q — Baby Marie Osborne is still making pictures. I think Pearl and Pauline would send their photographs to you. Helen Holmes has just completed a new railroad serial. Eddy Polo is still making serials. His latest for Universal is called "The Vanishing Dagger."
Stella G. — Richard Barthelmess is not married, or wasn't at the time this was written. Neither is he lame. Who told you that? That's a great piece of poetry 3-ou wrote, even if it doesn't rhyme.
Queen Elizabeth.— I don't think Dorothy Davenport intends to remain off the screen for good. That was very nice of Wallace, I should say. You must have overlooked your other answers. Wanda Hawley was born in Seattle, Washington, in 1897. She is five feet six inches tall.
Comedy Fan. — "Mickey" did more for Mabel Normand than any other picture she ever made. Yes, she was born in Boston. Charles Chaplin was born in Paris, France, in 1889. Roscoe Arbuckle was born in Kansas in 1887.
Elnora R.— Mary Pickford hasn't any children. There are several firms who have pictures of Harold Lockwood for sale. You will find them in the advertisements. Beverly Bayne has retired from the screen, for the time being at least, and is playing with Francis X. Bushman in the stage play "The Master Thief" for Oliver Morosco.
Marguerite's Admirer. — She hasn't any brothers or sisters, and that is her right name.
Peggie.— Ethel Grandin is not playing in any pictures at the present time. I don't know whether she intends to return to the screen or not. George Walsh is married to Seena Owen. His latest picture is called "The Dead Line," a Kentucky feud picture.
"Texas Admirer."— That is her right name. Look at the end of The Oracle for addresses.
H. W. W. — There is no Elsie in pictures by that name. Elsie Ferguson is the Paramount star. I'm sorry, but— 1 am afraid I can't help you locate your acquaintance, as I never heard of her in pictures. Nora Bayes is still playing the Orpheum circuit in vaudeville. I don't think she is going to make any pictures. There are several studios in Fort Lee, New Jersey. There used to be one in Baltimore, belonging to the National Film Corporation, but thereTsrt't one in operation there at present.