Screenland (Oct 1923-Mar 1924)

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Send your portrait with your letter. It is imposoible to return manuscripts or pictures. Burdette Claire Cleveland The Editor's Letter Box, Screenland. Does it ever dawn upon these great producers to produce the life of a musician or musicians? Their life, if studied back to the stone age, is such a vast difference to that which is on the screen today. Why do they not portray "Beethoven-Chopin," like they have Lincoln. If they study their life they will find plenty of romance, plot and mystery. Why do they not think of the great sacrifices of the musician? Why do they not today portray the life of an ambitious girl like myself today, trying to gain success in music? All of the competitors in life and knocks she receives would be of interest. Burdette C. Cleveland, 419 South Adams Ave., Freepoi ';, 111. The Editor's Letter Box, Screenland. In all the years that I have been a very attentive movie fan, there has not been one actress, who could move me to tears, no matter how tragic her role, until I saw Mary Philbin in M erry-Go-Round. She in my opinion reached the heights in the scene, where the dashing officer gave her the pretty wrap and hat to wear. It seemed as though she woke up from a wonderful dream into the dreary world again. That pitiful look on her face, how it tore at my heartstrings and made my eyes overflow with tears. Now I want to say a few words about the critics that denounced my favorite, Dorothy Gish, for her role n The Bright Shawl, as La Clavel. They [Continued on Page 10] QKate Gold Kodolph Valentino A limited quantity of art studies in full color of the above cover by Rolf Armstrong have been printed for private distribution. They are reproduced upon heavy pebbled paper, suitable for framing, or as a gift. 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