Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-02-20

dollars extra money got for a bonus for acting
IN that picture where throwed Flora the fat
girl, in the mud puddle didn't do me much goo1
did il, Dave?
Lucy says me renting that long tailed coat for
the wedding was the cause OF me getting TO
play Il pealing part in play, and it may DE the
making OF me, but its just because am such
Il good actor, and took that course from the
correspondence school that teaches movie act
ing by mall and you can't keep good man
down. can you, Dave?
Here's how it about the wedding, Dave:
You see. it's been awful cold out here. If any
body tells you to come out here to spend the
winter because it's warmer here than back
there don't YOU believe it so strong that you'll
get to bring your heavy socks i'm Your satch-
ell because it's been showing out here and it's
a cold as all get out
its mighty hard ON some of these people who
have been raised out here and never saw no
snow except when they'd 20 up on top of u
mountain or something like that and lots Of
these movie actors didn't have nothing but thin
clothes and had to go around the studios with
blankets wrapped around them, because there
amt no stove in any Of them.
II caused big quarrel between Strongheart,
our hero actor. ana Miss Madeline Miles, the
leading woman actress of our stock company
He says:
.Ain't 1t bad enough to he shivering around
here with the cold without having to work with
that human icicle2" when j. }. Murphy told
them they'd have to work out some scenes to-
getner. and she said she was 50 sorry for him
You really ought to take a vacation till II
. gets warmer she said because you can't stall
around with the neck OF your shirt open and
show your manly chest Goodness knows that's
all you DO"
!. j. Murphy says:
you two cut out that stuff or I'll fine you
both" and he told that lots Of leading men
and when they get to acting together
good get to scrapping and handing each other
a line of talk like them two does, and Miss
Marney, a kind of old maid actress that
plays all the old woman parts, said;
You'd never think them two was going to
be married tomorrow at i o'clock, would YOU?
l had never liked this here Mr.. Strongheart
much because he thinks he's better than me
and makes fun of me behind my back, but
thought, we'll, it Is time TO let bygones be by
cones if he is going to get married, SO l SAID
Il hear you and Miss Miles is going to be
married" and he said yes, they was going to be
married the next day in the studio and have a
moving picture taken they could show their
grandchildren the picture. And said:
well, l congra tulate you"
After that was talking to Bonnie Stenbush.
one of our actors and told him thought 1t
was mighty funny if they was going to be mar
ried that they d talk 70 one announcer ufe way
they did.
That's all right" he said That's the way
most folks talk to one another after they are
married, and they just starting out kinda
early, that's ALL" And then Bonnie said:
Ibid Strongheart tell you they wanted you to
stand UP with them?' and ] said:
NO he didn't tell me that and Bonnie said
"WeI he does You'd better get your dress
suit out. So I asked Strongheart:
DO you want me to stand up with you?" and
he said
sure; we've been figuring ON it"
And | went to a clothing store that night and
asked them what they would charge for one OF
them long tailed suits | thought I'D buy one
II they was cheap enough because IT would
come in handy when 1 get to playing doctor
parts or maybe lawyer parts and they wanted
$40 for one of them suits, and I just rented
one of them for Sc and / got a pair of white
gloves; they cost dollar. and a white neckte,
and that 10 cents.
that suit didn't fit very good 1t was sort OF
tight in the breast, and | had to walk with
my arms throwed back to keep from busting it,