The Washington herald., 1914-06-20

Iget Il a. soon ~ Il Il out, - want .
complete set Of the players. Who was
TIE girl In the "a Girl OF the Cafes''
fLubin0 ] thought, but was not sure,
ett was Mis- Frankie Name. Please
answer this letter II II IL NOT too long.
Teddy: The General Exchange that
handles Lubin has no booking for Mime.
Coquette in the next two weeks. Frankie
Name 10 the girl In "A Girl Of the
Motion Picture Editor: Can you please
tell us II II. L. B. and Kinda Burke Is
one and the same person7 We (meaning
all the friends I have) ENJOY her letters
to the motion picture editor so much and
look every day 10 see what linda had
to say. or for H. l. B.. too and we I'M
agine. A. the style Of writing 10 about
the same, that they are the same person
or close friends. Hoping she or they will
continue their contribution, and thanking
you. FANNY AND FAN.
Fanny and Fan: We strongly suspect
that H. L. B. and Hinda Burke are one: !:
or twins. because the paper on which the
communications come In the same style
and the handwriting n Identical Sherlock
Holmes.
Motion Picture Editor: What is the
matter? Did Granny get my other let
ter? I seen picture in this morning s
Washington Herald of the building that
Is TO be opened for motion pictures in
about ten days. The picture Is one Of
the Washington Riding and Hunt Club.
certainly was surprised to see that
they are going to open 1t in a theater
seen where the manager offers a prize
fnr hA hAo ~ aaA1
the answers be sent7 When / asked you
the other day who the leads were in
Madame CoQuette you answered Harry
Myers. I knew you had made a mistake.
for had seen Harry too many times not
to know him, but I never wrote any,
thing about It. for some one else did 1t
for me.
Can you please tell me who played op-
posite Carlyle Blackwell in Mrs. Pey-
tons Pearls?" CKalem). Let me say a
word for the Pickwick Theater. have
been in lots of theaters, but none Of
them can beat the Pickwick for being
cool. Anyone who wants to cool, OF on a
hot day can do so my going to the Pick
wick and at the same time witness some
very good shows.
am very busy now with that puzzle
In the July number of the Motion Pic
ture Magazine and am going to send In
this Is not too long, and thanking YOU
very much, I am, G. II.
q. H.: Irene Boyle played opposite
Carlyle Blackwell In Mrs. Peyton's
Pearls" You may send answers to the
contest in care of the Washington Her
aid.
Motion Picture Editor: A very nice
young man. who radiates good nature all
around in spots lam not mentioning his
name because he might get chestyj tells
me that Central Park Is going to show
first run, Mutual pictures. This pleases
they are going to have Sydney Ayres,
/ would go all the way to Bladensburg
to see HIM. BY the way. is the assistant
manager of the Mutuais a mind reader?
Yesterday I stopped in front Of our
neighborhood theater to survey the
posters. and a tall, blonde. young man
standing there said to me, I'VE are 60
ing to have Sydney Ayres next week"
The fact Is that was looking over those
posters Just to see IL they had Sydney,
but 1 hadn't said a word. Was 1t tele-
pathy?
And I have a crouch on this subject j
saw on your page that since Ayres has
been promoted to director, he Is going to
spend most of his time behind the
camera Has not the American Com
pany some homely man to put behind?
We want Sydney In front where he will
show. H L. B.
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