Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-04
THE MOVIE FANS LETTERBOX
by HENRY NJ. NEELY

Valentino is right. haven't the
slightest idea what it's all about. hu!
after eccing ''The Young Rah- ltah'
whatever he says about the producers
goes with me.
Patriarch: 4 friend writes in to
supply the information which l could
not give about the actress who played
sixteen years ago in an old BiOgraph
picture called. as she thought, "Duisies
Won't Toll" This friend says that
the correct title Of the picture wns
"What the Daisy Said.' and thnt the
name Of the actress was Gertrude
Robinson.
X. l.. II. Grant writes: II see Old.
timer remarks about your review Of
THE Eternal Flame Sorry to say !
missed 1t bccnus" that picture is sure
farce. In the first place. II it wasn't
for NOrmn'a eyes. as an actress she
would be failure. She has to depend
or that one thing to get by Il know
am stepping on your pet cOrn). and
MS for the last part it's caused laugh
here in Atlantic City, due to the fact
thnt the cloistcr nuns do not take the
riff ruff of the world, and the wonder.
fnl Norma shows how much she knew
about these things when she is sup
posed to say the Mother Superior does
not speak French.
"And, by the way, Hen. old dear.
did YOU know that was the fiiT House
which they said was u convent? How'd
I recognize 1t? We'll, we don't all live
in the little city of Philadelphia.
"Clnra Kimball Young played nm.
, other impossible picture The Worldly
Madonna Maybe the Episcopal sisters
are allowed to leave without permission
after 10 l.. VI. to go to Il cafe. but
doubt il very much. as even the Y. W.
{. 4. docS;it allow that. Clara was
here in Atlantic City about one month
nso--'Thr Hands of Nara The pic.
! lures outside were so srucs0mc l didn';
/ 60 any farther.
"Thcy can talk about the flappcrs
but if they keep on with such pictures
ns What's Wrong With the Women,
THE Eternal Flame and such play
/ L;fc'--wc will be having no marriages
rs they give the idea that no marr!ct
woman is satisfied with her husband
| wonder where they get such ideas!
We'll. il I am II crank it's the truth
and that's what hurts. So long, OF,
Timer
Feel better now? 1t ought 10 do yo;
! good to got all that load off your mind
! I'm sorry | had to cut out SO much O
YOUR letter, hut it's really best not I,
! enter into discussion Of the religious
/ views OF the stars. That. ut least. Il
one point on which they ar" rntitlG,
! to absolute liberty just as you and
! arc.
Don't worry--not all the pictures ant
PLAYS shown in the world to prov,
marriage is failure will stop leopl,
! from trying it--Oncc. anyway.
r.. &. II. writes: Il just cant stant
| picking up the EVENING PUBLIC
Ledger night after night and scrin.
nothing but high praises Of Rodolpl
! Valentino: praise which hc doesn't de,
serve. ! wish very sincerely that som'
ardent fan would tell me. through TIT
kindness of your column and with YOU
permission, just what makes Nalcntin,
SO attractive to nll the girls. il some
one will be so kind.
II wonder if you could tell NJ" whcr
and where til" picture entitled "Th'
Voice from tho Minarct." fcn,urin.
Eugene 0'Briem and Norma Talmadge
| will be shown.
! (Np definite dutr has yet been So
for "Thc Voice from the Minnrct. :
| Yol'll find it displayed with plentiful
prominence In the advertising column
when the decision is made.
lIeinie writes: II saw our mutua