Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-13

| Ninc hgo Inht IiarTIsoH Eord nuu NV"
married and is now divorced. Who was
his wife? Id also heard that he had
slight limp. I never noticed it ex-
cept in one picture with Lila Lee CO.
starring and then thought it was just
affected for the part. Is that true?
That was good answer You gave
| that stupid Just Landed Whoever
could be so ignorant? I think it was
| just done TO start something. don't
you: We all think you are very clever
at our house.
II saw The Seventh Day and |
didn't think much of it. No action
whatever. All they seemed to do was
! to row or motor back and forth from
the yacht. but it was sort of enter:
tanning. Louise HUFF is rather punk.
isn't she: don't like her very much
as an actress. but like her as girl.
Have you given your views or reviews
on The Seventh Day yet? I'd love
! to see what you think about II.
'I'm genuinely surprised TINT any
one would say that Mae Murray can
dance. I'm sure Wanna Lou just said
| that because she wanted to start an
araument. or else she hates TO agree
with me. still hold that Mary Hay
! is anything but cute and winsomc or
pretty or anything that is right in an
| actress, there. ! love arguments any
way. e
why don you print th" picture, OF
! Alice Terry that you promised me: / III
awfully anxious to see ~. you kh"W,
80 long. old thing. I'm coming back
again, if | may
Harrison Ford is not married at
| rho nrescnt time. and I've always un-
derstood that he never has been. In
fact I feel pretty certain Of that fact
! though. of course. the marriage and :
divorce question in relation TO movie
stars is q ticklish ono. and ! wouidn |
bet my gold headed cane on the subject.
| Tha, linn must have been assumed for
the particular Aim. rs Ford is par
ticularly hale and hearty young chap
In fact, I've always wondered why moro
letters to this column haven't men
toned him. To me. he always seemed
ono of the few screen leading men, trce
from affrctation.. always sincere III ,,s Mi'
work and capable Of giving quite an =
fercnt portrayals. I've been strong t"i
him over since the days Of his hrSI
features with Connie Talmadg"
I'm beginning to think ! must hav,
noon in an unusually happy fran" o.
mind the day I saw THE Seventh Day
because I enjoyed it. better, than tie
average. while almost everybody else
fans and critics alike. have been siam
ming it. 7 imagine perhaps II ne
rause it followed 'Tol able David
picturc. Those Maine cliffs and stun
ming shots of fishing schooners ant
yachts hit me right where ! live, SC
perhaps that accounts for my lcnicnc'
70 the rather weak story, And ] like
/ parthpImpSs too.
You sneak of wanna Lou" wanting
to start AN argument, and then follow
M by saying those things about clever
little Mary Hay. Oh, well That pie
ture of Alice Terry is coming shortly
Sure. young thing, YOU can come pach
as often as you want to-
Mrs. \. r. Turner VIZ ties: II an !
reader Of your interesting column u
the EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER an'
have decided to say q few words '"i
nv NV own, First. Mr.. NccIy, don't yoy
think vou are rather apt 10 Judge tn
, popuIarity of certain players, Nuns
etc, by the opinions Of few peopl
who write to you? After all. this i
inst one city in this big Nation ant
only n comparativcly few write you
Yo,J know some players are more popuIa
in some sections Of the country thai
others, For instance. Dorothy Dal lto
is a great fnvorite in New Orleans, bn
NOT 50 in Philadelphia. An intimat
friend Of mine is an exhibitor III thi
city and judge from the nnancin
returns Of the different pictures IN ~
trade papers.
.I agree with you in many of YOU
opinions and views not all. OF course
think Nazimova has become ridiculous
dop't voup She used to be great, didn
she? I admire Alice Terry, Norm
Talmadge. Thomas Meighan and; q
course. Rudy. Who doesntF | thin
those who slam him most have tcnd'
spot for him. am inclined 10 thin
some of the knockers feel superior I
ms moor creatures who are weak cnoug
TO fall. What is it gets you nb92u1
him? I am sure dom know, IL
sure has many faults and many OF tn
things they say against him are true
I think the whole trouble over him ha
heen that many tried to make him ou
as pcrfect and went to extremes owe
him I hone II all dies down and tho
hc finds n secure niche in the cinem
world through ability which he give
promise Of possessing. DO yon INN
his legal fuss he j.. in viii harm hii
any / really hope nut. II seem. 10 b
ot the most q technical crime. ! ven
iure TO say u is being done all ove
the country Rscsusa Of our deplorabl