The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-21
Dustin Fdrnun1 Dons His Matinee Idol Halo and Makes Big Hit in "Da0y CrockeM Round ct the SrQnd
By DOLLY DALRYMPLE.

EkXV7 ELL, MT. Farnum, how A/ about that halo of yours that you were talking to
 me about once, I believe you called it
 cowboy halo, but I declared that it
 was a matinee idol halo?'
 Referring to my latest film release, Davy Crockett round at the Strand?" Quite so, MT. Farnum. It's been a
 long time since I chatted with you about
 The Littlest Rebel Cameo Kirby and
 the rest of the legits, and now let's have
 our first film talk"
 | T confess that I have been doing the films for quite awhile past, and I gen.
 timely like the work. Take 'Davy Crock ett,' for instance. No dull rehearsals in stuffy old theatres, no doleful orchestra | pit yawning at you with the scent of I dead failures still in the air. Most of | the rehearsals we have for the films we
 do in the open. In the Call of the Cum | berlands l remember that the big pine trees, and great massive oaks and moun- tain ranges formed the scenic effects and
 q tiny little saucy chipmonk was my | third assistant stage director.'
 MT Farnum, I am afraid the movies ! are making you a bit sentimental. Now, what will old Broadway say to your | Richard Le Gallienne' vernacular lim-
 pid and poetical?"
 You may tease as much as you please,
 but for the time being, at least, I'm quite content in not caring what old Broadway says or thinks. I've never been so happy and as considerably treated in all my life as since I've been in the movies Why, the Great White Way isn't in it
 in comparison to settling down in an open air studio, and putting on a rat ting, cracking good full-of-life drama with the bountiful sunshine smiling at you most of the time! That's what like about the game, the sunshine we follow it in taking pictures as the gypsies follow the seasons; we worship at the great sun shrine; it's the movie Mecca, and I'm just old-fashoned enough to believe that where there's so much sunshine, there's pretty apt to be a whole lot of happiness and-health."
 No hankering for the footlights and the applause, the hand-clapping and and-well--is the silence nicer?"
 Its rather nice-yes the silence and the solemn beauty of it all.''
 But, MT. Farnum, you left an envia- ble position behind you think of the
 matinee girls who adored you and your and two tablespoons of cream Pour into a creased pudding dish and bake for 20
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