Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-13

"OId Timcr"--All right, I've dug
IN the cast Of "SoId" for YOU. 1t was
first released August >. 1918. and re-
issued March 20, 1919. Here's the cast ::
Helen ..............Pa Pauline Frederick
Donald Thomas Holding
Rob.. wainwright. E. Julian L'Estrangc
Johnson Lowell Sherman
Lucy .............. .Lurillc Fnrsmnn
Dolbcarc Russell Bassctt
"Nlae l." writes Guess can con-
slider myself one of your stcadics, be-
cause never miss u letter box. I've
never troubled YOU before because you
apparently answer all my questions for
some one else bcfor" ] get a chance to
ask you directly. But here are n couple
have saved up. /. What is Ford
Stering's rGal name. I saw something
recently thai said no once was a star
athlete at Yale. Is that so? Was he
ever in the 'Spcakios, and what din he
play: =. DO Charley Chaplin. Fair
banks. Mary Pickford and the rcst get
the big sums you tell the public that
their managers say they get? 3. Has
Charlotte Greenwood ever been in TN"
movies? Don't you think shc'd he good
there: 4. | notice you say this is Il
bad time TO try to got into the movies.
DO you think the chance is better for n
good looking girl to get on the !cgiti-
mate stage, say rs n chorus girl: =.
Mhy don T you rave about Valentino
ike the others do?'
nt.S a shame to spoil good story.
put Ford Stcrling'S 5 name is George
stitch, and, instead Of having been
star athl"t" at Ialc" he nearly made
class team at Notrc Dame, where he
was classmate of Allan Dwan. by the
way. His first "legitimatc' role was
mat OF Portla in the "Merrhant Of
Venice; in II student production ut
Notrc Dame. Later he was with John
and Emma Ray before being given Il
csnance by Mack Scnnctt. .. You don't
nave to believe anything YOU don't want
TO- do you. and any way what difference
aoes it make? Probably the income
YAK collector Is the only outsider who
really knows about these salaries and
Wsso" Ws,s even hc doesn't get thr riuc facts.
WI" can tell? 3. Miss Greenwood Is
sa,o 10 be planning to film "Lct,y Pep.
nrr out on the coast this year. Why
u"n = you drop around TO see her when
sne IS here and have her answer your
.Iurtn question? ). Not another word
aoout Rodolph, so there!
-. rerlwinklc writes: 81 have been
,Wvaiulhs the various opinions on Foolish
yves yves and do not think YOU have the
wrong. '' ga
why did you jump on Kitty Glover
w.; w. nard for asking to have Won Stro.
,e;a "e;ln picture printed? Haven't you
,a'u hight after night, We will be glad
N. W. publish the pictures Of such screen
TT"SerS as are suggested by the fans?
'''" Gun you get around that?
wait : Hold on minute; know
your prcjudiccs and I don't fecI ihat
;Tu are broad minded enough. Wasn't
or rro"''Sh Wives passed by the Board
VI trnsorsf Well, then, haven't Won
!, r'sht to print the stars picture when
IL ~ requested? You have no right. no
fair. A"'' " 'e'ose' fa'r ls
y. wouldn't you print n picture OF
,runN I.osr": Wen. | saw him in n
rrir'urcrl forget how long ago-with
'Tra"" 'rEa Valentine. called Tie Eyij
cr"on'!' "un'o' II was positively without
m,r'p,ion the most vile and horrible nic.
,u'c have ever seen and | boye soon
Wv. thousand.
l,oHM W.T.. Nc"ly, be fair to Yourself, !
ths you are prcJudiced. ] admit from
bIy Way ~"S you argue YOU could not possi-
uro "Int h TO publish Won Stroheim's pic
dno oW,-SiVc the man the credit he's
iust lie deserves his picture printed
Wbo""S as m'icll as any other clever star.
pic,""n i" 'h' Board of Ccnsors passes the
10 stan, nave you-honestly--a leg left
ycrsio'y Frederick just finished new
nor om oi oi 'Sanpho. The crnso,s did
scrsn' '%an n IT. IT was rclegatod to the
her p,np'., nnap' Would you refuse to print
ia nrinre ih'urei l ask YOU here and now
AL nt wn' one Of her for me, and I
for KIT XII 20 nrint Won Stroheim's picture