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

the same today az ever. She has a
beautiful home IN Los Angeles, in
which she lives with her widowed
aunt, as her mother died when she
was quite a little girl Great credit
Is due Ruth Roland, a. one might say
she is self made. She has worked
hard. saved her money, wisely in
vested It. and today e the owner Of
the word. She makes her own pic
lures releasing them through Pathe.
The TaImadEe Sisters.
Connie and Norma Talmadge, 7
knew first In the old Nltagraph days.
when they wore knee dresses and
for D. ". Griffith in Intolerance our
friendship was renewed. as they had
Joined the Triangle. shortly before
the beginning Of Intolerance and
Constance played the Mountain Gill
which everyone remembers. The
girls are just real honest 10 good
ness girls. just like every girl OF
high school age. Constance loves 10
dance and swim and play tennis and
never lacks for something TO say
that viii make things lively when she
is around. Norma also enjoys dane
Ing, ut she Is a great devotee Of the
theater. especially 70 dramatic shows.
Natalie. the other sister, resembles
Norma q great deal. but In a large
way possess the same personality OF
Constance.
Lillian Gish a Flower.
Il remember one afternoon IN New
York, Lillian Gish, her mother. and
Natalie Talmadge and myself drove
down TO Hawthorne Inn on Long Is
land for tea Natalie Talmade was
Ike Big youngster let out Of school
She enjoyed every minute Of the trip
down and put pep into the party
40 ne Lillian Gish Is like a huge
orchid Of the rarest variety. She Is
ETHEREAL Her eyes are Of the most
delicate blue, her skin as soft and
white as the most choice gardenia
that blossoms in the Chinese tea
houses She suggests rare old lace,
oriental moonnght-oh, don't know,
she just seems TO be different.
Griffith Good to His People.
This sumner in New York, We
were driving up to the country. when
we passed Lillian Gish in her car. She
was sitting beside the road while the
chauffeur changed tires-a puncture.
We stopped and chatted for awhile.
She was elated over her new starring
contract but regretted that 10 took
her away from Mr.. Griffith. as Il
would be the first time she had even
worked for anyone in all her picture
experience other than he, but with a
quaint little smile 80 characteristic
never stands in the way OF his peo-
pie. He always wants US 20 get the
best We can out OF life. He really ar
ranged for my contract
'Slr- Griffith also arranged for
Bobby (the late Bobby Harron) %
star with a new company. He first
launched Blanche Sweet as a star.
Believe me, he Is not selfish. When
he sees that bis players have star
qualities, he Immediately tries to have
Mr. Griffith arranged for Dorothy 10
become an ludeueudent star
Former aChnd PInyers.-
only few years ago. last year it
seems to me, there were several very
little girls whom knew very we'll
child players they were. At that
tlme was associated with the Photo
play Magazine and wrote the first IN
innate notes about the various stars. /
At Christmas time my feature article I
was called Children Of the Photo z
play Whom do you suppose were .
my star characters In the storys A I
tiny little girl OF 10 with beautiful /
golden curls, and her dearest chum-I
4 little girl OF the same age with I
raven locks-Mildred Harris and Bebe I
now that these two adorable tots ere 4
grown up. are stars and have seen 20 /
! great extent the lights and shad-
lws OF life
Bebe Daniels aS Cupid.
7 can only remember them. just
outside the nursery door, and when
asr winter In California at dinner on
Thanksgiving night. I renewed my
with Mildred Harris. u
seemed like meeting a new person
altogether. Here was this frlil little
girl. just out OF the hospital-little
Mildred to me OF the nursery days
mother, still IN a daze because OF the
oss OF her baby boy who had only
lived three days. Ny little fairy
princess had grown up. while. on the
lther hand. Bebe Daniels has become
he Peacock Of the Lasi-y Studio. In
ny priced possession Of the old days
s a photograph OF Bebe as Cupid
Think Of IT,
NnEfmova Charming.
"Tea. know Nazimova very wen.
first met her in New York when
he was playing IL That Sort on the
Itage. had been given some special
assignments for feature stories-Well,
Fe became very good friends and. as
hey say Of them. 'theT are good
riends who have the same tailor So
vas the case with Nlzimova and 7
We had our clothes made by the same
nodiste IN New York a. this time
nd very often enjoyed long chats in
he fitting room, waiting for our
-oTns 10 be fitted I have on several
occasions been in her home in New
FORK and in California She iH very
(Conflnued on next paEe.)