Picture-Play Magazine (Sep 1921 - Feb 1922)

Advertising Section 107 Gifts Noxv Anxious Augusta. — Carol Holloway and William Duncan have not been playing opposite each other recently. Neither has she played with Antonio Moreno. Both William and Antonio are starring in feature pictures and have deserted serials, at least lor the present. Carol has been appearing as leading lady opposite various stars, she, too, having deserted serials. Molly King has a small son. She has not made any recent pictures. Monroe Salisbury is not on the screen, either, at present. One of Carol's latest is "The Deceiver." Lonesome L. J. Mc. — Not many of the stars will answer letters. They receive too many from fans. Many of them send pictures, but when it comes to writing personal letters they do not have the time. Just think if they tried to write every one that wrote them ! They would have to stop acting. You must have missed your answers, for I remember a couple of your letters before. Jewel Carmen is still making pictures. She made "The Silver Lining," released through Metro. Lola J. — Albert Roscoe played Uiicas in "The Last of the Mohicans." Lillian Hall played the younger sister and Barbara Bedford played her older sister. Wallace Beery had the heavy role. Cullen Landis is appearing opposite Alice Lake in her most recent vehicle. Albert Ra.y is not appearing in pictures any more. He is with Charles Ray, helping that young star make his independent features. Allene Ray is no relation to either of them. Anita Stewart is going to New York for her vacation. You can be on the lookout for her there. All Questions. — Bebe Daniels has made a couple of pictures since "Ducks and Drakes." They are "Two Weeks With Pay" and "The Speed Girl." "Y'ou Never Can Tell" and "Oh, Lady, Lady!" were her first starring vehicles with" Realart. Before that she played in comedies with Harold Lloyd. She also appeared in some of Cecil De Mille's productions before becoming a star. "The ^^listrcss of Shenstone" is Pauline Frederick's latest Robertson-Cole production. She starred with the Goldwyn company before ap.pearing under the Robertson-Cole banner. "Roads of Destiny" is her most recent release through Goldwyn. "The Affairs of Anatpl," has such well-known players as Gloria Swanson, Wallace Reid. Bebe Daniels, Wanda Hawley, Elliott Dexter, Maud Wayne, and Theodore Kosloff. "Straight From Paris" is Clara K. Young's latest release. William S. Hart's latest picture is "The Whistle." Constance Talmadge appears in "Lessons"in Love." Norma Talmad.ge has made "The Passion Flower." Louise Glaum's most recent feature is "I Am Guilty!" and Ethel Clayton's is "Sham." "Way Down East" and "Dream Street" are two of D. W. Griffith's most recent successes. "Worlds Apart," "Gilded Lies," and "The Last Door" are Eugene O'Brien's latest. "Laurels and the Lady" is the working title of Dorothy Dalton's latest screen work. It will be released under another name. Wallace Reid appears in the screen nroduction of "Peter Ibbetson," with Elsie Ferguson. Viola Dana has been vacationing in New York. She has only recently returned to work. The picture is a Bayard Veiller production as yet unnamed. "Way Down East" was twelve thousand feet long. There are a thousand feet to a reel. Viola Dana and Shirley Mason are sisters. Henry walthall has not been appearing on the screen of late. The players you asked about are Americanborn. Mae Murray has had no release since "The Gilded Lily." That is quite enough questions to answer at one time, I should think. You named' yourself well! 1 doubt if there is anything left for any one else to ask. Surely, come again when you have thou<Tht up another list. Sadie P. — You write the editor for that interview you desire to see. You will find an interview with Gareth Hughes given in the July PicturePlay. It is under the title "Sentimental Gareth," and should interest you immensely. Gareth is just twenty-three. Addresses given at the end of The Oracle. Fannies Fan, — Jane and Katherine Lee have been appearing in vaudeville, also have been doing some v^ork on the screen. Richard Barthelmess appeared in "Broken Blossoms," "Way Down East," "Scarlet Dajs," and "The Girl Who Stayed at Home." He appeared with Dorothy Gish in several pictures. His most recent work is in "Experience," in which he plays Youth. Wesley Barry appeared in "Go and Get It." Douglas Fairbanks has only been married once before his present marriage. The "^larket Booklet" contains the addresses of all the studios and the kinds of stories they are in the market for. Ii is^ published as an aid to writers. Mabel Normand's new picture is a Mack Sennett production called "Molly O." Robert Harron was accidentally shot. Bobby Vernon appears in Christie comedies. No special player appears opposite him. Some of the best known are Vera Steadman, Dorothy DeVore, and Helen Darling. You may write just as often as you like to me. However, you will find j-our answers only once a month, as that is as often as PicturePlay is published. AxNE G. — Betty has made no picture lately. Mary Miles Alinter has taken a trip abroad. Last time I heard she was "seeing Paris." . IMiss Norma E. S. — You will find all addresses given at the end of this department. J. M. — You have to write the plaj'Crs personally for their pictures. AIiss ^Iercedes a. — Question answered above. Joseph E. — Bessie Barriscale is the wife of Howard Hickman. She is still "in the swim," as you call it. You will find her latest pictures given elsewhere in these columns. She has no children. I can not give you the personal address of Olive Thomas' mother. We do not give home addresses. You would have to write to some concern that sells the pictures of players, and see if they would have a picture of Miss Thomas. Elsie S. — Harrison Ford was ■ born in Kansas City, Missouri. He is atpresent in New York. He is not married. That is the correct name. . CoNW.w Te.\rle .\dmiker. — ^lolly King has not made any pictures recently. She is appearing on the stage in New York. "Hoot" Gibson's hair is light. You w-ill find the answers to your other questions given elsewhere in these columns. Anna S. — Mahlon Hamilton played in "I _ Am Guilty !" with Louise Glaum. This is not to help you in the contest, for that would not be fair. Your ques; tion, however, did not reach me in time, ' anyway. Carrie D. H.— No, that was not Marv ' Pickford that played in "The :\Iark o"f i Zorro" with Douglas Fairbanks under an assumed name. Alarguerite De LaMotte i played Lnlifa, the part you refer to. Mary ^liles Alinter was born in igo2. [ No n/toney Down JUST send your name and address for our 128page book of diamonds, watches and jewelry on credit. Millions of dollars worth of jewelry from which to choose your Xmas gifts. Your choice sent you on approval, without a penny down. Charge Account Plan Don't send a penny in advance. 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