Picture Play Magazine (Sep 1921 - Feb 1922)

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AMERICAN SHOW CARD SCHOOL 236 Ryrie Building, Toronto, Canada Advertising Section K. M. Lavender. — Norma Phillips is the name of the young lady who had the leading role in the old Alutual serial "Runaway June." She also did a serial called "Our Mutual Girl." Remember that one? You are going back quite a Ijit. Anxious Ai,. — Eddy Polo is an American. He was born in San Francisco. California. Wyndham Standing is married; so is William Dc Millc. Katherine K. — I am sorry, but I cannot give you the address of any correspondence clul). Against them there rules. F.\N Belt. — They change their cars so often that by the time you would learn what make they are now driving they would have purchased some other. The Km Himself. — Ben Wilson is the hubby of Jessie McAllister. Cleo Madison, Neva Gerber, and Violet Mersereau are not married. Mrs. F. R. B. — Martha Hedman is not working in pictures at present. She devotes her time almost exclusively to the footlights. Elliott Dexter and Marie Doro are still married. Dustin Farnum is married. W. S. FIart Fan. — Your favorite has announced his intention of returning to the screen at an early date. The type of stories that he will undertake upon starting his new contract has not been announced as yet. Will let vou know as soon as I hear. Bill is in New York at the present writing, completing arrangements for the distribution of his forthcoming screen productions. Sara B.— The "Market Booklet" has been sent to you by the editor of PicturePlay Magazine. The other booklet published by this magazine is the "Guideposts for Scenario Writers," and can be secured by sending ten cents in stamps to the editor.. It deals, as does the "Market Booklet," with the scenario-writing end, and has nothing to do with the historyof the various plaj'ers. Miss Hamilton. — Write to the editor. He has charge of all interviews. Mahlon is thirty-five. His wife is a nonprofessional. Hale Hamilton is not related to him. A. B. C. — How do you get that way? Barbara T. — All addresses at the end of The Oracle. Kenneth. — Write to the players personally at their studio addresses for their photographs. Big Brown Eyes. — Vivian ^Martin has light-brown hair. Marjorie Daw has light-brown hair and hazel eyes. Ruth Roland's hair is reddish-brown and her eyes are violet. Your other answers are given elsewhere in these Gcilumns. Bobbie W. — See the reply to Kenneth, two questions above, for your answer. Betty G. — Alma Hanlon is not making any pictures at present. Your other questions will be found answered elsewhere in these columns. Mrs. Grace L. Green. — Wallace Reid plays Anatol in "The Affairs of Anatol." Gloria Swanson was his wife in this film. The other members who made the affairs possible were Elliott Dexter as Max Runyan, Bebe Daniels as Satan Syniic, Monte Blue as Abner Elliot, Wanda Hawley as Emilie. 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