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Pavt B., Oxtartosta.—So you spoke to Bill Hart! May I shake your hand? Yes, I know Winifred; she’s a splendid girl and Bill is a lucky man, His latest picture to be released by Paramount is “Travelin' On.” Mrs, Hart is not making any films at pres- ent Exeanor.—Thanks for typewriting your letter with so much trouble to yourself, It was awfully good of you, I like you for it, amd wish I could send you a dozen auto- graphed photographs of Wanda Hawley, But I don't know just what the blonde’s future film plans are, now that Realart is no more, She is the wife of J. Burton Haw- ley, an automobile man of Los Angeles, Cal. Antonio Moreno is making features now, still for Vitagraph, I wish with you they would give him better stories, See “Secret of the Hills” if you want te see Moreno in six reels, AnotHer Auice—Ii you have a cook who's been with you for ten years you're the luckicst woman in the world. Most cooks are against their mistresses from the start. No wonder you have plenty of time to go shopping for amusement, Harrison Ford appeared in “The Passion Flower” and “Smilin’ Through, with Norma Talmadg¢; and “Wedding Bells” with Constance Tal- HIS ts the finest collection of guns outside of a museum in America, belonged to Kit Carson and was presented co Bill by the State of Nebraska. the collection belonged to the James brothers ‘Bad Men.” Some have six ‘notches Questions and Answers (Continued from page 77) madee. Richard Barthelmess has been in “Broken Blossoms” and “Way Down East" for D. W. Griffith; and since his stardom by Inspiration Pictures (First National) he has made “Tol’able David,” “The Seventh Day" (the fictionization of this appears in this issue of PHoropiay), and is now work- ing on “Sonny,” from George V, Hobart's play. I consider “Tol’able David" one of the greatest pictures ever made; and think young Mr. Barthelmess has won a long- deserved success. Everybody who knows this boy likes him. W. A. E., Freemont, Nien. — You are the pianist in a picture house and the cue-sheet said to play a waltz in the ball room scene of “The House that Jazz Built,” and you played a waltz and the manager told you to play a one-step! The cue-sheet was un- doubtedly correct. That’s what a cue-sheet is for. (For the benefit of those who came in late: a cue-sheet is supplied with every picture to indicate what music to play dur- ing the screening.) Mavis—Kay Laurell is starring in a vaudeville sketch called “The ‘Naughty Wife.” Her last film was “Lonely Heart," the story of an Indian girl, Kay is very blonde and very beautiful, I don’t know what her plans for pictures are, if any. PTE LIE ETT AL Just Brrtre.—Your other questions wer answered by mail. Anita Stewart is Mag Rudolph Cameron; she has no children Priscilla Dean was born in New York; she is of New England parentage, although yout might not think it of the fiery film Priscilla Jane and Katherine Lee are in Keith vaudeé ville. Jeney.—You wish that actor was a start He probably wishes so, too. But the treng seems to be towards de-stardom nowadays, Edward Burns in “To Please One Woman} for Lois Weber, and “Fifty Candles,” with Marjorie Daw, for Hodkinson. You art really quite welcome, and invited to come again any time. A foi. | Mitprep W., PHOENIX, ARIZONA—<—l should like nothing better than to grant your wishes; namely, to kaow Mary Pick ford to grow up to act like her, For an eleven-year-old you have excellent taste, Here's the cast of “Pollyanna”: Pollyanna shat pats Mary Pickford; her father... .4 Wharton James; Aunt Polly ,... Kathe erine Griffith; John Pendleton ..... Wik liam Courtleigh; Dr. Chilton .... Hers bert Prior; Nancy ..... Helen Eddy; LOD); bes George Barrell; Jimmy Dean .» «+ Howard Ralston, (Continued on page 3g) The gun 'in his hand Two guns in The rest were the property of famous Western in them—a notch for every man killed. They also include examples of the best known models for the past fifty years. The saddle was presented to Bill by his cowboys, and is the finest example of Spanish work- manship ever constructed. Mrs. Hart seems to be registering extreny of oy nny | (e 0 \(0\(0) KS (eovnn