The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-01-18

In salary each week. Unlike Bessie Love she
was raised In grease-paint atmosphere her moth
er playing with many famous stage stars during
the days when she was but a tot She made her
first appearance on the stage when she vvos 90
small that she was still taking maps In the tray
Oh her mothers trunk in the dressing ROOM A few
years ago Miss Minter went into the movies" and
sne immediately became star. She Is said now
l" De drawing a fabulous salary.
Miss Minter. like Miss Love has none of tho nm
stage atmosphere about her that many of the mo-
uoh picture stars accumulate when their salaries
begin TO crawl into the lve-hgure cycle she is
sun merry. unsophlstlcated child anxious to sue
coed In her pictures: but brm full OF viyacitv and
freedom OF her youth and reluctant to come into
tne age "hen she viii have to put up her hair and
wear long dresses
she loves her work, but dlslikes very much the
ordenls of shopping for clothes having her pictures
taken Tor personal photographs and being com
pelled te dress up for company.
Miss Minter gives several hours a dav 70 bar
tutor. who reads constantly with her young charge
mus her education Is far beyond that OF most girls
OF her age, for her appetite for knowledge often
Keeps her tutor working nights TO keep ,rp with
her She is especially fond OF poetry aud loves to
gather about her an audience of children To whom
she tells wondrous fairy tales
June Caprice is another film star who has had n
meieortc career. In March. 1916 she was attend
Ing school every day In Arlington Mass In March
l9ti. she was one OF the best-kuown and most
f'fN's" u "'h stars me story OF the Intervening
Twelve months reads like page from the ArnbIan
Nights '''''"
Toward the end OF that 6rst eventfll March ,
motion picture magnate happened 10 be In BOSTON
on business trip. He was on the lookout for new,
picture material Consequently he kent his sves
more than usually wide opea As he vos ri5I,,
down Huntington avenue one day he saw ~ nr,tt1,
utue golden haired girl walking along by herself
re instructed his chauffeur to follow her Tho
result was that he met her at her home in airline.
ton. lie also met her parents there He tpI5 tb,,,,
his plan, They agreed. A week later Inn, ~,
price WIS In New York
The scheme this. Little June ssv,rt,,
scarS old. was to come to New York 70 submit r.,
hlm test II this proved that she photnrroDbe,
hat as ecSuutul as she looked In the aaSb Irrc
was to be starred Il didn't matter whether Sh,
could act the directors would teach her THAI Rur
rs matter 81 fact. June had always hod fhas,-f,I
ambitions and had spent many moments in s,,,.
'eor acting 80 she knew a great deal obopt m,
art before she began.
"heo Miss Caprice arrived in the biz ,f,, -
tue bFSt uIue she was taken to IA Fashionable -1s,
S'H"e' GA West >TNrnts-Scsepd street Them shs
made her home during he first yct- O. se- riys a.,
NJ" York. Zach morning she would sr,.l, ~
AFTERNOON she would orS in the studios ana ~,
n'Eht she was early 20 bed weary FINN, M, Il,
y'>Ns, Now she Is a real honest. To- rr,,.,,s.. =.
With great big SALARY S'"'
huth clifford, who : noy in the class NJ hi,
sAIaTifd stars, violated all feminine .~o,ff,l,- r.
pretending 10 be Older than She really WAS yhar
SIZE WAS p'cA'd cut frou big bunch oc extras"