The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
DRAMATIC NEWS AND COMMENT

"If the right man came along. I'd stop
being a star and settle down with him
in a little home and he The hapDicst
woman in the world" says Helen Ware,
starring in ''The Price"
with the little children that / want
life that being star could never. never
| afford me. But, being star and having
a child of your own don't go together.
Having no little home and having no
| prices YOU pay for being star.
| ut never. never succeeds, this attempt
! OF theatrical stars 10 marry man VINO
| isn't on the stage and then remain on
| the stage themselves. Home or your
name on an electric sign-you've got TO
choose between them II YOU want TO be
star. Personally, l think IT is ter
| rlbln price to pay
This sounds as If | didn't got sI.y
| satisfaction out OF my success. ] do. but
not IN The way that the public thinks
star gets pleasure out of -hcr triumphS.
The stars get no satisfaction out Of see
Ing their names in the lights or head
lined on the billhoards. Tho true salts
faction comes from seeing myself prog
ress and improve in my work,
Being a star, as ] said at the begin
nins. is not much fun. But getting to
be one is n delightful mixture OF pain
and delight, II is case OF fight tight.
eight: and then gloat. eloat. sloat, or
groan. groan, Groan. accordingly as your
fight ended in succcss or defeat, At first
{, seems If everything is against YOU.
And you're right: everything is against
you.
We'll one by one the. little successes
come, Strangely enough. YOU discover
that, after all. the very system against
which YOU seem 10 be fighting is only
TOO willing to receive YOU, II only YOU
can show that you have the ability. Every
lIttle success makes you happy. Every
setback makes YOU miserable. But the
happiness outweighs the disappolntmcnts.
II you have the real ability. and YOU
can fiSht on.
whether a Girl asks me whether
advise her TO go on the stage. say 10
her: II ali depends on the sort Of
woman you are, Wav down In your soul
do YOU know that The thing YOU war,
most IN Dle II God is good To YOU Is q
husband, u homo and babies? II YOU do.
then don't go on the stage Wait for
the man.
Sometimes a Girl saws to me: We'll,
can't ! walt for him while I'm on the
stage
And answer; Yes. bu, by the time
ne comes YOU won't be the sort OF
woman YOU would have been if YOU had
waited for him. off the stage. II YOU
are 10 he a great star you must pass
through tremendous experiences: YOU
mist ilnow emotions before YOU can de-
p!ct them And the school Of the, world
IN which emotions are taught doesn't
turn cul good wives, little girl. -
Norman p. Ream, millionaire thirty
times over. chairman OF the board OF al
rectors OF d score or more of the largest
corpora tiGns in this country, and dircc-
tor Of dozen banks Is having his own
troubles ;hese days on account of the
marriage OF his son. Louis Marshall Ream
to Eleanor Pendleton. a picturesque
beauty connected with the stage In the
capacity OF snow girl. At this writing
| OF ,le yoIny man. and posse ssIon is nine
points In the law. Her two sisters Ma
| rte and Norris. are ucntcrs Of Ito
chorus CT The Quaker Girl" tho London