El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-18

sThys the movie stars are hu-
man beings, quite the same a. any
one else. They have pretty homes,
lovely babies, attractive flower
gardens smart ears exqulgita
clothes just the same n Mrs
Smith or Mrs. Brown Of your own
city.
Take, for example, Wallace Reid
He is very happily married to Dorothy
Z Davenport with Waffle Junior to help
keep things lively. They 90 out sew
eral nights a week to the rendezvous
Of the movie colony, but they are just
an everyday married couple
Dorothy Philips and her husband,
Allen Holubar have an adorable
young miss in their family called
Gwen The Carter De Ravens have
two junior members, Carter, jr-, and
little Marjorie. Gloria Swanson Son
born has a new Gloria Louise Huff
has two little pocket editions Of her
own charming self King and Florence
Vidor proudly tel you OF their su-
zanne, while Tom Ince, with much
pride, introduces Tom, jr., Billie and
Jack.
The De MILES ana Laslyn.
Cecil De Mile Is the proud father
OF a beautiful daughter and splendid
son. while Jesse Lassy boasts Of a
Jesse junior. Bob White Beban. son
Of George Beban, needs no introduce
ton 70 the public. neither does Little
Mary Piclzford, Lottie Flckford'8 baby
girl. Really one could 90 on for pages
and pages telling of the charming
juveniles who no doubt viii be the
movie stars Of the next generation
and whose mothers and dads are just
dear good parents and quite iudulEent,
the same as any one else
Tom Wooress Daughter.
when you see the smiling, roEuish
countenance OF Tom Moore on the
screen. especially 81 IL Is winter time.
you can just bet that right outside OF
the camera line adorinE young Alice
Mary Moore is watching her father
work.
HAIice Mary spends the winters IN
California with her dad. and the SUM
mers in New York with her mother,
Alice Joyce. Alice Mary rs the very
Image of her dad, but also carries all
the poise and dignity Of her talented
aWho are ny favorits players7
Well It isn't hardly fair to ask me
that. as I know them all personally.
Likes Pauline Fredcrfcsz-
"Pauline Frederick Is a particular
friend OF mine and naturally 9 great
favorite. Our friendship extends back
some eight or nine years when MISS
Frederick was appearing on the stage,
have always found her to be very
genuine and always quite the same
wherever you meet her. regardless OF
the time. place or occasion. She has
a very handsome home In Beverly
Hills. California, where she lives
with her mother and her aunt. She
gives delightful parties 70 which
everyone is eager TO respond when
invited, as they are always q huge
success. Pretty Polly as she IS
familiarlv called. is the ideal hostess.
In A Class Alone.
Geraldine Farrar 20 me ia quite In
q class by herself Gerry at-al times
makes it easy for those working with
her 70 obtain the best results II u Is
10 be interviewed. Miss Farrar IS the
Il is 20 be photographed, you can
rest assured that the PHOTOGRAPHERS
viii not be disappointed. and movie
fans1 She adores them all IL Is
never a task for Miss Farrar 20 see
strangers. admirers who might chance
favorlte, and each year when she re-
turns TO New York from her movie
work in California each person who
has worked with her IN any way re-
ceives a handsome gift ranging from
diamond rings down 70 expensive
knew Wary As Chud.
Mary Fickford have known since
before the days Of motion pictures
when she with Lottie and Jack. Flor
eAAAA Ia 49, A--- 1919
were the children in stage company
with Chauncy Olcott- All through the
years OF success. as little Mary has
climbed her ladder 20 q goal no one
else has ever reached or ever viii. I
she has remained the same sweet, Z
lovabie little girl as IN the olden
days. Success, fame, world vide
recognition have never entered her
head-ou the wrong side. 10 ne, !
Mary Pickford stands for all that Is
good and ideal in Woman-kind- She |
has a. all times tried TO maintain the /
high standard which she has reached !
and 70 present 70 the public only the I
best Of stories and I do not believe /
her pictures have ever in any way Of Z
Tended the most fastldious- Too much /
praise cannot ever be given her.
Ruth Roland "a Dean
long friends and dear old Ruth % Just l