Picture-Play Magazine (Mar-Aug 1923)

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Sent postpaid only $2.00 (C.O.p. 10c extra) (Complete in COMPLETE.OOO £ j .°A R C hVb A L D CO., Inc OUTFIT 1540 K Broadway New York Waiting Patiently.— The wait wasn't so bad, was it? You know, it takes some time before answers can reach readers through the magazine. The play "Come Out of the Kitchen," by Alice Duer Miller, was made into a picture with Marguerite Clark as the star in 191 9, by Famous Players-Lasky. I doubt if it is still in circulation. Marie Prevost was born in 1898, Hoot Gibson in 1892, Herbert Rawlinson in 1885, and Shirley Mason in 1 901. Shirley's latest picture is "Pawn Ticket Xo. 210." Mary S. — Xo. Marjorie Daw is not married to Johnny Harron. Some time ago it was rumored that they were engaged, but both are still free from matrimonial ties, and if they did get married it probably would not be to each other. Marjorie was born in 1902. She appears in "Rupert of Hentzau" which Selznick is producing. James F. — Here is the cast for "The Sheik"s Wife." thousrh it probably won't help you much, as all the players are foreign. You know, this picture was made principally in Algiers, the actual locale of the story. The players are : Estelle Graydon, Emmy Lynn; Hadjid Ben-Khediii, Marcel Yilbert ; Cassin Bcn-Khedin, Albert Bras : Sir Thomas Powell, Gustav Bogaert ; Charles Courtney, Frank Medar; Ben EI-Kcbil, Thomas Thornton : Kalilia. Alice Fille ; Mohammed Be-n Karl, Carl Fisher. The serial "The Jungle Goddess"' was made in California. Seven dollars and fifty cents a day is the average pay that extras receive. They get this only when they work, of course, so it is not as magnificent as it might seem. T. X. — Charles Jones, not Tom Mix, played the leading role in the Fox melodrama, "The Fast Mail." Eileen Percy was the girl and William Steele the vilain. Connie. — Dorothy Dalton was formerly the wife of Lew Cody, but she is not married now. "The Law of the Lawless" is her latest picture. In "Saturday Xight" Leatrice Joy played the role of the society girl who married her chauffeur, but found that oil and water didn't mix, and went back to the former sweetheart of her own class. Jack Mower was the chauffeur and Conrad Xagel the other man. Sorry, but I have no particulars about the Agnes Ayres Club. You will have to write personally and find out. Addresses of Players Asked for by readers whose letters are answered by The Oracle this month: Ramon Novarro. Alice Terry. Mae Murray. Rod La Rocque. Barbara La Marr. Malcolm MacGregor. Viola Dana. Alan Forrest, and Cullen Landis at the Metro Studios. Hollywood. California. Glenn Hunter and Marv Astor care of The Film Guild. 2S1 Fifth Avenue. New York City. Tom Mix. Shirley Mason. Peggy Shaw, Ruth Dwyer. Gladys Leslie. Buck Jones, William Farnum, William Russell. Billie Dove, and John Gilbert at the Fox Studios, Western Avenue. Hollywood. California. Mabel Ballin care of Hugo Rallin Productions. 306 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Pola Negri. Theodore Roberts. Richard Dix. Antonio Moreno. Gloria Swanson. Thomas Meighan. Lila Lee, Adolphe Menjou. Casson Ferguson. Agnes Ayres. Walter Iliers. Jacqueline Logan. Lois Wilson, Milton Sills. Betty Compson. Leatrice Joy, Raymond Hatton. Jack Holt. Theodore Kosloff. Conrad Nagel. William Boyd. May McAyoy. Lewis Stone, and Sylvia Ashton at the Lasky Studios. Vine Street. Hollywood. California. Also Charles De Roche. George Arliss. Edith Roberts, and Alfred Lunt care of Distinctive Productions, 3G6 Madison Avenue. New York City. George Hackathorne. Reginald Denny, Lon Chaney. Mary I'hilbin. Maude <Jeorge. Lou se Lorraine. Priscilla D'-an. Virginia Valli. Baby Peggy. Art Acord. Hoot Gibson. Herbert Rawlinson. Patsy Ruth Miller. Norman Kerry, and Mabel Julienne Scott at the Universal Studios. Universal City. California. Kenneth Harlan. Marie Prevost. Monte Blue, and Wesley Barry at Warner Brothers Studio. Sunset and Bronson. Hollywood. California. Madge Bellamy. John Bowers. Hallam Coo ley. Marguerite De La Motte. Lloyd Hughes, and Douglas MacLean at the Inee Studios. Culver City. California. Joseph Schildkraut care of The Garrick Theater. West Thirty-fifth Street, New York Citv. Mildred Davis. Harold Llovd. Ruth Roland, and Snub Pollard at the Hal Roach Studios, Culver Citv. California. Mary Pickford. Evelyn Brent. Ernst Lubitsch." and Douglas Fairbanks at the Pickford-Fairbanks Studios. Hollywood. California. Johnny Hines care of Educational. 370 Seventh Avenue. New York City. Charles Ray and Enid Bennett at the Charles Ray Studios, Fleming Street, Los Angeles. California. Blanche Sweet. Helene Cbadwick, Eric!) Von Stroheim. Eleanor Boardman. William Haines. Claire Windsor, and Mae Busch at the Goldwyn Studios. Culver City. California. Ralph Graves at the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Los Angeles. California. Jane Novak. Warner Baxter. Johnny Walker, and Ethel Clayton at the R-C Studios. 780 Gower Street. Hollywood. California Katherine MacDonald. Gaston Glass, and Doris Pawn at the .Mayer Studios. 3800 Mission Road. Los Angeles. California. Elsie Ferguson. Alice Brady. Nita Naldi. Pauline Garon. Rubye De Remer. and Behe Daniels care of Paramount Pictures Corporation. 485 Fifth Avenue. New York City. Richard Barthelmess. Lillian and Dorothy Gish. and John S. Robertson care of Inspiration Pictures. r>6."> Fifth Avenue. New York City. Mali"! Normand. Ben Turpin. Phyllis Haver, and Mildred June at the Sennett Studios, Edendale. California. Mae Marsh. Carol Dempster, and Kate Bruce at the Griffith Studios. Orienta Point, Mamaroneck. New York. Norma and Constance Talmadge. Elaine Hammerstein. Jackie Coogan. Guy Bates Post. Niles Welch. Lew Cody. Jack Mulhall. and Dorothy Phillips at the United Studios. Hollywood. 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