Screenland (May-Oct 1929)

*ASK (\An Answer Department of Information about Flayers and Pictures. Miss Vee Dee will be glad to answer any question you may care to ask about pictures and picture people. Please be patient if you do not see your answer in these columns immediately. Remember there may be many other letters before yours. Every letter must await its turn. If you wish a personal reply by mail, please enclose a stamped addressed envelope. Address: Miss Vee Dee, Screenland Magazine, 49 West 45fA Street, New York City. ARY M. of Frankjord, Penna. Keeping my hair light and my age dark causes me, more trouble than all the questions I get from you fans. Nena Quartaro's real name is Gladys. She was born March 17, 1910 in New York City. She has black hair and eyes, is 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighs 108 pounds. Charlie Farrell was born in 1902 at Onset Bay, Mass. He is 6 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 170 pounds. He is not engaged to Janet Gaynor. Janet was born October 6, 1906. You can write to Audrey Ferris at Warner Bros. Studios, 5842 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. Audrey was born August 30, 1909, in Detroit, Mich. Two of her latest releases are "Little Wildcat" and "Fancy Baggage." Geode of 'Wisconsin. Here's a warm smile and a cheery hand-shake, especially flashed to you for the shortest question of the month. Ramon Novarro's new film is "The Flying Fleet" with Anita Page, Ralph Graves, Carroll Nye and Eddie Nugent. Address Ramon at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Culver City, Cal. A Dix Fan from Milwaukee. Of course the stars notice their fan letters and who would fail to respond to a swell letter like yours? Just keep cool and let the old heart beat in the usual manner, for Richard Dix. Gary Cooper, Lane Chandler and William Haines are still single and as far as I know, are not thinking of taking on any excess baggage. Your favorite, Richard Dix, is making a picture in the east, "Nothing But The Truth" and as far as I'm concerned he can stay right here. There, my cards are all on the table — I'm goofy about him too. ME By Miss Vee Dee F. G. P. of Buffalo. I can tell you about "Fighting for Love," "Fighting for Honor," "Fighting for Gold" but I'm all washed up when it comes to "Fighting for Fame." Sorry but I haven't a record of that film. Cullen Landis was born in Nashville, Tenn., on July 9, 1895. Dorothy Kitchen who is now Nancy Drexel in pictures, was born in New York City. Eugenia Gilbert was born in East Orange, N. J. Tom Tyler was born about 25 years ago in Port Henry, N. Y. He has black hair, brown eyes, is 6 feet 1% inches tall and weighs 190 pounds. Tom's latest film is "The Avenging Rider." Bill Cody was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Helen and Bernice from Tope\a. You want me to tell you a lot of jokes, do you? What's the use, you'd only laugh at them. Harold Lloyd can be addressed at his own production plant, 1040 Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood, Cal. Bobby Vernon is with Christie-Paramount Studios, Hollywood, Cal. The last address I have of Kate Price is 1475 Scott Ave., Hollywood, Cal. Fay Wray can be reached at Paramount Studios, 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, Cal. Glenn Tryon is one of the popular Universal stars and can be addressed at Universal City, Cal. Glenn made his first screen appearance in two-reel comedies for Hal Roach in 1924. Blossomtime of Bayside, N.. T. Between you and lilac time. I'm blushing like a rose over your declaration of admiration. But as long as it's 'my adorable corner that you're in love with' I won't stop you. I have described Charles (Buddy) Rogers so often my typewriter slips into high, the gears refuse to shift and I can't hold the darned thing. He uses his own name in pictures and why shouldn't he? It's a nice name most any girl would be proud to C[ Janet Gaynor is the Girl of the Month! N.ot only is she the girl on Screenland's cover, but she is the favorite star among Miss Vee Dee's correspondents. You may have noticed how Screenland anticipates the public taste — here's more proof! Little Janet's latest picture is "The Luc\y Star." Let's than\ ours! annex. If you want a photo of Buddy, write him at Paramount Studios, 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, Cal. William Collier, Jr. gets his fan mail at TiffanyStahl Studios, 5416 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. Neil Hamilton is in "What a Night," playing opposite Bebe Daniels; and in "The Woman Who Needed Killing" with Baclanova and Clive Brook. Teddy of Eau Claire. Woof, woof! Aren't you the bear for asking questions? Mary Pickford's "Pollyanna" was released in 1920 and playing with her were William Courtleigh and Gordon Sackville. Lillian Rich was born in England. She has blonde hair and blue eyes. As far as I know, she hasn't made a picture in America for quite some time, but is working at a London studio. Harriet Hammond played opposite Ramon Novarro in "The Midshipman." "It" from La Porte, Ind. Happy greetings and a finger wave to you. Go ahead and tell the world how much you like Screenland and I'll second the commotion. The approved and highly meritorious manner in which to solicit a picture from a star, is to write a sincere letter, devoid of gush, then hang your dignity on the hat rack and wait. That's my formula and it works beautifully — sometimes. Clara Bow and Ruth Taylor are at Paramount Studios, 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, Cal. Mary Astor at Fox Studios. 1401 No. Western Ave., Hollywood, Cal. Norma Shearer and William Haines at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, Culver City. Cal. Sue Carol's latest film "Chasing Through Europe," is a Fox production. Richard Barthelmess can be addressed at First National Studios, Burbank, Cal. Blue Eyes from Pittsfield, Mass. No matter what color, the eyes have it. You can 92