Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-08-03 | Page 19 | Motion Picture Fans Ask and Are Answered

Fairas Ak aumdl Air Aimswgircgdl CHADWICK Gllson WJilets' books nearly all mako good motion pictures pic-tures on account of tho startling plots and .good action In dovoloplng tho stories. Several of his books, bcsld63 "Tho Mystery of tho Double Cross," havo been mado Into serials. P. D. William Garwood has been rusticating on his ranch for about a year, but it Is said that he Is thinking of coming back Into pictures. QUE EN IE Frank Mayo la now lead-lng lead-lng man for Kitty Gordon. It was Wm. Courtlolgh. Jr., who died during tho winter, not Mayo. IDA S. Hal Cooloy is 23, has brown hair and gray eyes, and Is at Universal City, Cal. RICHARDSON Vory fow people can afford to go to the raovio shows every night, so do not try to plcaso only ono class of patrons. Glvo them variety and thoy will pick out the pictures they want to soe. CAROLYN Mac Marsh Is 21 years old and la not married. Tho Marsh family now reside In Now York, and any member mem-ber may bo addressed In caro of Gold-wyn. Gold-wyn. 16 East Forty-second street. Now York. R I ALTO Tho Sidney Drows ore playing play-ing a atago engagement in tho East at presont, but thoy will no doubt go back to ecroen work before long. Their address ad-dress la still Metro, 1-176 Broadway, New York. U. S. Mao Murrays marriage was a failure ovlduntly, as sho has already obtained a divorce from her husband. Sho Is starring In Bluebird features at Universal City, Cal, ORMSLEY Rockollffe Fcllowcs Is with World Film, 130 West Forty-sixth slroet, Now York, and la married io ILuclllo Watson of the regular atago.