Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-26

however, was moderate compared to
the enc who wrote: Ny mothers
ambition is to own a beautiful home,
well furnished. If you have gener-
Gus heart you will send me ten thous.
and dollars in the next mail
Many women send me pictures of
their babies; some Of them express
the hope that / am fond of little ones
Really, am crazy about babies"
Referred to Her Mother.
Just here Miss Pickford was called
to the telephone. you want to ar
range to make bronze bust of me?"
went an answer over the wire. .tYou
viii have to talk with my mother, %
was the following remark The eter-
nal feminine crept out as the receiver
was hung up. Just suppose It
shouldn't be a good one?" she sug-
gested.
do get letters from girls anxious
to join picture companies? Yes. in
deed. And / always advise girls not
to leave their home. If there Is a
studio in their own town and their
lmother accompanies them 1t is all
right really think II girl can have
her mother with her she ought to. {"
Miss Pickford returned to her let
tiers. Her face became grave as she
read a note from a childish hand. Il
remember you every night in my pray
lers," was the simple but eloquent
message. who wouldn't be happy to
! get letter like that?" she said. Then
there was a message in the chiro-
graphy Of an elderly woman my hus-
band says sometimes, I wonder If
there win be a picture of my little
lgirl tonight. it ran. He always calls
| you his little girl
DO you ever have any interesting
Experiences when you visit the thea
ters," we asked.
Tess Of the Storm Country.
! Yes" replied Little Mary. For in
lstanee, the other night was watch.
ling Tess oflthe Storm Country Two
ladies sitting behind me were arguing
hs to whether in the scene where my
! head is dcused In the bucket of water
It was my own hair or a wig that was
/ getting the. scrubbing. Then when
threw the broom one Of them said:
i'm bet that girl has bad temper ,
Il How about offers of marriage?"
Miss Pickford laughed outright
YES get a. few" she admitted.
There was boy in England who
seemed very much in love- He assured
me he would be Is years old in nine
months. Then there was a man in
Vancouver who was anxious to kno ",
what | did with my money. He told
me he was religious man, that he
sang in the choir, and that he would
marry me and would make a good
husband But these letters are very
few"
b has been several years now that
! have known of Little Mary by that
name The origin of the appellation
Miss Pickford ascribes to her fellow.
players in the Biograph studio. Later
the Imp COMPANY advertised the an
pearance of Little Mary in it's sub
iects. When Miss Pickford was asked
If she knew how many pictures she
had appeared in she, admitted she did
not know. Il wish did," she added.
Just enc more letter 1t was one
of the hundreds Like many of the
others, it was written in hand that
denoted education, as it's phraseology
indicated the finer feelings that I'm
PEELED its utterance. It was from a
woman. and she lived in Manchester,
N. H.: After seeing you play in Ca
price simply had to write to tell
yca how much i admire both you
and your work in the pictures. Really,
Miss Pickford. your position is an en-
viable one. Think OF having people
whom you never saw or even heard
Of love you. You must be the happiest
person in the world"
And the beautifully CARRIED vision
crowned with masses of brown curling
hair that faded into the noisy studio
seemed to be lust that