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THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
nr ithnut m. neeiv
JR. S. V. P., Vne, nnd ether wliel
hTe asked about Harry Myers, the
leading ninn of "A Connecticut Win- j
kefc" I've delayed nnswerinp your let- (
tcrs because I wanted te set the Mjerfl,
dope as complete as possible. A friend i
of mine knew the ncter' well when he I
wag here, nnd h:iH continued the friend- i
hip since, se I nked him te write n
Mcetch answering my vnrleus iuestluns. i
deserted the screen nnd returned te the
stnee for one sensen, appearing in
vaudeville, eer the Qrpheum time.
"'niiiK te C'ulifernlit hr first ap
peared with (.'linrley Itny In several
picture", afterward appearing with a
number of the leading stars. Ms first
big success vii made In 'Connecticut
Yankee,' in which he plays the leading
mole role. .Myers recently signed a
l'v 4ust received It. It cees thuslv
"Truly a Philadelphia boy i Harry
Clifferd Myers, appearing in the Wil
liam 'Fex production of 'A Connecticut
Yankee nt the Court of King Arthur'
And tn 'Turn te the Klsht. Harry, or
"Christy." ns he was known te hl
many menus, was uern in Jiariieru, , nrry Clifferd, Jr..
V.UUU., eviUL-uiuer i-, 100.1, iiim in . XclHe Jlny, eleven
ine age ei seven j nirs t-iiinc in 1 miui
delphla when his parents moved here te
make this city their home.
,','At an.r early age Harry showed a
fondness for the stage, was always
the1 'leading man' whenever the boys
fate a show In the bark yard or cellar
of one of the actor s homes, etiar
live-year contract with the Universal
Company, nnd 'Turn te the lUght was
the la-t picture he has made before this
new contract. He Is new making a
serial en the adventures of Robinson
Crusoe for Universal.
Mr. Myers and their three children,
tnlrtcen years;
ears. nnd Mnry.
eight year, are still living in Philadel
phia, where they have remained during
all the time that Harry has been away
from home."
A Flapper" writes:
no enjoy jour column.
"I certainly
Net se much
Inr the usual two nlns for admission. ' the fans' Inter as your comment". 1
Soen tiring of this sort of acting he did think 'SicnarM' gave the movies a
applied te Drew A. Morten, who was ''"" razz. It certainly Is true, but he
then stnge director of the Olrard Ave- was rather hard en them.
juie Thentre Stock Company, for a job "Isn't It queer thnt no one teems te
nnd he cot it. His first appearance like 'Peter Ibbctsen'V 1 was wild ever
was ns ft Reman, carrying n pear. at It. I ndere the book nnd fclsie Fergu
fifty cents a performance In a preduc
tien of 'Virginius.' Mr. Morten took
a fancy te young Myers nnd seen made
him 1 'super' captain, nnd before the
first season was ever he held the pos.
tien of nsslstnnt stage malinger. He
remained with this organization for
three seasons, during which time lu
met and married Nelfle May Campbell
en September ", 1007.
"After spending several seasons en
the read, doing production work, he
came back te Philadelphia nnd started
his screen career nt I.ublii's studio, in
thla city. After the Lubin plant eleM'd
he went te New Yerk with the Univer
sal Company, later going te Jackson
ville. Fla., te produce comedies for the
VVIm Cempnny, in which he had nn
; t Interest, lnis venture din net turn
n WUN CAptCtt'U, "IKl ill'
son wua just my ideal ns the Duchess
of Towers. Every new and then Wnjly
conies out and proves that lie really can
act nnd isn't just a matinee Idel. And
wasn't lieerce Unwcctt fine?
'I hnie agreed with everything jeu've
serious parts? Her comedies were se
amusing nnd ridiculous. Hareld Lloyd
Is a favorite of mine, tee,
"I nm only u'.xtecn, but I've read n
let and 1 can't sec why they don't
dramatize, mere geed thlujs. Wouldn't
some of Stevenson's thlnjs be won
derful? 'The New Arabian Nights,' 'The
Dynnmlter,' 'The Plack Arrew,' etc.
"1 enjoy going te the movies, but
when you rend about your stars hew
disillusioning 1
"I can't see much te Hodelph Valen Valen
tieo except his patent-leather hnir, but
'The Sheik' was entertaining. I cer
tainly agree with you about Mae Mur
ray. She's sickening. Wasn't the 'Con
necticut Yankee' clever? I liked it even
better than the book. It was se nice
and silly."
(I shouldn't sny that "no one" liked
"Peter lbbctsen." 1 liked It Immense
ly. Am I "no one"? I think both
Etale Fergusen nnd Reld did some very
notable work in It. Well, we'll call our
selves friendly enemies ns far as Onrcth
Hughes in "Sentimental Temmy" Is
concerned. Hut te me he wns the one
weak yelni In n tnnrveleus picture.' And
he wn.sn't absolutely hepelesw far from
it. He just didn't seem te give the illu
sion of renllty that all the ether mem
bers of the cast did. He was acting:
they were living. An for "Queen of
Slieba." I wouldn't he unite se hard
en it ns you are. 1 thought it wns
mngnlficently produced nnd extremely
well done, but the story didn't Impress
me ns being worth all the effort. And
I didn't find the costumes "disgusting." I
On the contrary, Betty's wns quite de- i
llghtful. Yes. 1 think I 'would like
Dorethy f?lyh In serious parts. She's
a very lovable nnd cute little girl and 1
believe she would de some geed work
under n director who could bring out
her best.)
Merrill Malmvarlng writes ''Yeu
can r imagine iiew .enjoy your won
derful column. I've only written te
yetf once before, nnd then it- wns nn n
, subject thnt gave you Indigestion, se I
diun t receive n very hearty welcome, i
I Hut de you knew 1 rather like you, feri
I I imagine you nre nn old man, and they
nppeni 10 me. and you write such cute
answers, l m sure you re in your sec-
end childhood. Yeu roust enjoy life.
I meeting se many movie stars anil con-1
versing with them. '
"What did Mne Murray ever de te I
you? I saw her nt the Stnnlev nnH 1 1
thought she wns real cute. I
"Could you tell me something about
Nerman Kerry? I think he's hand
some. He was awfully geed in "Get-R!ch-QtiIck-Wallingferd.r'
Didn't you
tmnk soy
"Who wns the fellow who played the I
chauffeur In 'Saturday Night'?
"Who Is your fnverlte ncter nnd i
actress? Is this tee personal a ques- t
tien? I hope net. for I think very
much of your opinion.
"1 get a letter from n girl in On
tario, and she .snld that 'Tel'ablc
Dnvld' was shown there a month age,
nnd it's only showing In Philly recently.
Hew come?
"Please print a picture of Nerman
Kerry. My life depends en It."
(I'm gladwe old men appeal te you.
I guess jeu're right; I'm In my second
childhood. And I de enjoy life but
what has meeting movie actors and ac ac
teriues te de with that? I can think of
lets of tmngs mere thrilling. I hereby i
give you my full permission te think Mae
Murray Is cute. If people will persist ,
In asking me what I think of their
favorite stars and my opinion is un
favorable, why blame me? I can't help
it If I haven't brains enough te appre
ciate genius nnd beauty. I was born
Umt way.
About Nerman Kerry : Bern in New '
Yerk, educated nt St. Jehn's Military !
Academy. Annapolis. Principal photo- .
plays, "The Little Princess," "Amn- I
rilly of Clothesline Alley." "Up the
Bend With Sally," "Geed Night,
Paul." "Soldiers of Fortune," "A
Splendid Hazard," "Pnsslen's Piny
ground." "Burled Treasure."
"Proxies." "The Wild Geese." "Little
Italy" and the "Wnllingferd" picture.
It wns Jnck Mower who plnjed the
chauffeur In "Snturdny Night."
I have no favorite ncter or nctrcss.
I like 'em nil when they de geed work
I wish he'd de differently, but then I'm
nn old grouch and nobody, ought te pny
any attention te me. Se there y'nrc.
Ontario sees some pictures before we
de nnd we see n let before they de. It'n
all a matter of booking. ' Sometimes
our local "first-run" theatres have
their schedules filled up for some time
ahead and a new picture must wait its
turn. Consequently ether cities see it
before we, de. And the rule works In
reverse quite eften.)
THOMAS MNTCH!
TO APPEAR IN
TWO REEL FILMS
By CONSTANCE PALMER
Hollywood, Calif.
TOM SANTCHI, well known te
movie -goers a few years age, Is te
be starred by Universal in a series of
twe-reel Western and Northwest
Mounted Police pictures. Ne lending
woman has as yet been selected.
They've been having a let of hard
luck filming "The Storm," the fcature
production starring Heuse Peters. When
things start te go wrong en a picture,
the property man told me, they just
naturally nre hoodooed till the last
scene Is shot. Nothing can make things
right. Levely little Virginia Vnlll Is
Mr. Peters' leading woman, Matt Moere
Is nlse in the cast.
I went out te see Miss Vnlll the
ether night when they were working en
some forest-Arc scenes, which are In
tended te give the picture Its punch.
Fifty big pines hed been hauled thnt
many miles, and 6et up en a hill near
the Universal lake I told you about.
They were saturated with kerosene and
ether Inflammable renterinl, sixteen
camefnH were set up nnd the word given
te sheet. The story has it thnt Mr.
Peters snves Mr. Moere from death In
the flames. Of course Officials of a film
company de net risk their expensive
nctet-fl in such scenes, nnd double were
employed. Perhaps It was one double
and one dummy. Anyway, the double
snvlng the dummy wns very badly
burned before he could run out of the
binding weeds. The company Imme
diately took up a collection upon hear
ing of his mishap, cars were offered by
a half-dozen people, and offers of old by
the score came from all directions. It
wns henrtwnrmtng te see such sympathy
nnd kindness.
Little Mias Vnlll was cold nnd mis
erable, but net a word of complaint
come from her lips. She faced the prob
ability of standing about In a biting
wind until dawn, and I' envied her her
patience and sweet disposition. Finally
she bundled us all off home, assuring us
thnt she wns perfectly all right, rind
waving a cheerful geed-by. Before the
car bumped nreund the corner, I caught
n Inst glimpse of her huddling ever a
Httle bonfire. r
These nre the scenes the audience docs
net sec en the screen, but something of
the steadfastness of character of the
players muU come te that same audi
ence. It might, be .one explanation pf
the immense following thnt pictures
have.
The sympathy of' motion picture peo
ple is extended Kathlyn Williams be
cause of the death of her only son last
Snturdny.
Herbert Rawllnsen's next story will
he "The Black Brtg," which was writ
ten by Leuis Jeseph Vnnce, ndepl nt
the concoction of mystery talcs. King
Bagget will direct "A Suburban Hand
icap," an all-star production, Marie
Prevest will be starting seen en "Never
Mind Tomorrow," in which she will
drive the winning car In n race. They
didn't tell me It wns-the winning car,
but surely the heroine could drive no
ether !
I Interest. Tl
eM eat as well
said except oiieut i.nrctn l ijkhcx in nm ,ntc 'em nil when they Hep. I've
cntlmentnl leMimy. I loved that , ewr known Dick Barthelmess te flop
picture nnd Onrcth was just my Idea of ,1T.c,rerwelI. 1 can'l think of nnv-
leinmy. May McAvoy Is wonderful, j b0()y e9V, And Dick docs lets of things
11 IIJ 11 MIL' !Uail!l 1111 llllli: l!!illl
such foolish pictures?
"Did ou really see nnythins fine
In 'The (Juevn of Slieba'? It seemed
te me just using n Bible story ns an ex
cuse for ilisgustins oei-tumcs. The plel
was se asinine, tee. Betty Blythe H
suielj beautiful, though.
"I can't stand Mnry Pick ford. I
was te glad te find some one who agree
with me. iJe you like Dorethy Oish In
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moisture? Well, one did
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