Picture Play Magazine (Sep 1920 - Feb 1921)

Advertising Section 99 Picture Oracle Continued from page 88 Miss Billie Helen N. — I am quite sure he will send you one of his photos if you request it. Better inclose a quarter with your request, as it costs a player that much to send them out. You will find the addresses at the end of this department. Mary. — You refer to Alan Forrest in "The Walk-Offs" with May Allison. He is not married. Phelps Brooks. — Marie Prevost was born in Sarnia, Canada, in 1898. She is five feet four inches tall and weighs one hundred and twenty-three pounds. She has dark hair and blue eyes. 1 have never heard of any one by the name you mention playing in pictures with S3-CI Chaplin or being offered several contracts to appear in pictures. Are jou sure some one isn't pulling a little Mexican stuff with you and throwing the bull? Gloria Swanson's Fourteen-year-oldauburn-hair Admirer. — You certainly believe in long titles, don't you? The scenes from D. W. Griffith's "Intolerance," and C. B. De Milk's "Male and Female," were all taken in Los Angeles, California, and vicinity. Pearl White was born in 1889. She has been married about a year to W allace McCutcheon. Wallace is one of the pioneers of the film game. D. W. Griffith used to work under Wallace and his father at the old Biograph, years and years ago. Theda Bara, according to announcements, should be touring the country in "The Blue Flame," cleaning up even-where, and shattering all box-office records. Ann Pennington is not playing in pictures at present. "The Tiger's Cub" is the latest Fox feature with Pearl White. "Something to Think About" is Gloria Swanson's newest De Mille feature. Mary Picktord is now working on a new feature, since her return from Europe. "Suds" is her last picture out. "The Mollycoddle" is Douglas Fairbanks' last film. \ elma. — Yes, it is a secret. It is easy to see that Wallace Reid is your favorite. Your Lew Cody questions will be found already answered in this issue. I should say you have been asleep when you refer to Antonio Moreno as a newcomer to the screen ! I am sure Ton} would not feel very flattered. He is one of the veterans of the game, and got his start at the Vitagraph Company years ago. Probably his best-remembered work was with Edith Storey in "The Island of Regeneration." Lloyd Hughes is a comparatively newcomer to the screen. He got his 9tart playing in King Vidor's kid pictures and later had an important part in Vidor's, "The Turn in the Road." He played opposite Enid Bennett in a couple of pictures, and then Ince signed him up to a long-term contract. G. B. H. — Corinne Griffith is married to \\ ebster Campbell. She is five feet four and weighs one hundred and twenty pounds. She has light complexion, with blue eyes and light-brown hair. Miss F. Navajo. — The pictures you saw recently, ^ showing Charles Chaplin and Mabel Xormand, are old Keystone pictures made five long years ago. No wonder you thought the clothes were a little bit old-fashioned! Chaplin is making comedies for First National, while Mabel Xormand is still under contract to do features for Goldwyn. Gene Pollar has the title role in "The Return of Tarzan." Elmo Lincoln appeared in the two previous Tarzan films made by the National Film Corporation. CPP They work naturally and form no habit They work naturally and form no habit They work naturally and form no habit They work naturally and form no habit At the 10,000. Stores onfy 8 for 10 e 74 for 15 * 60for 5CK Kill The Hair Root Mv method Is the only way to prevent the hair from growing again. Easy, painless, harmless. No scars. Booklet free. Write today enclosing 3 stapms. We teach beauty culture. D. J. Mahler. 182-X. Mahler Park. Providence. R. I. Comics, Car to ns. Commercial, Newspaper and Magazine II lustra ting. Pastel C ayon Portraits and Fashions. By M il or Local Classes. Write for terms and list of successful students. 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