The Washington times., 1920-05-08

Bebe Daniels, the pretty motion
picture player who is Wallace Reds
leading woman at Loew's Palace next
week In "The Dancin' Fool" made her
debut In dramstics at the age OF ten
weeks. Her mother and father were
both actors. and Bebe was carried on
the stage in her mothers arms. AZ
the age of eight. Miss Daniels aban|
doned theatricals TO enter a convent.
-Four years ago. Miss Daniels re-
ceived her diploma from the convent
school and Immediately satisfied a
long-cherished ambition by breaking
into motion pictures. Until recently
she specialized In comedy, serving as
foil for one OF the leading slapstick
artists.
Then came the opportunity TO do
more serious work under Cecil IL.
De Miles direction, and Miss Dan
iels accepted IL eagerly. Her work
in the babylon episode In Mr.. De
Miles male and Female and as the
"other woman" In why Change Your
wifer' established her as a character
actress of extraordinary ability.
As the girI-beroine OF THE Dancin'
Fool" Miss Daniels has one OF the
most congenial parts OF her career.
Mildred Harris Chaplin, the star
charming in "The Inferior Sex"
which opens a weeks engagement at
Moore's Rislto Theater tomorrow.
tells girls how to win the men OF
their choice. and how to hold love
after they are married, and she says
that the same plan Will work In
.at nlaV Ia haaad nm
facts and conditions OF today. The
matrimonial troubles which the young
star and her husband, Charlie Chaplin,
are experiencing. certainly give her
an opportunity to put her theories to
the test.
"a certain amount OF reserve will
add zest to any eourtship." said MIL
dred Harris Chaplin. "You must
keep a man guessing to a certain ex-
tent. 1t Is all right to show him that
you like him, and that you prefer his
company to that of others as gen
eral rule, but do not let him think
that he is the whole show!
Let him know and feel that there
are others that would be glad to
WOO you. If he feels too sure of you.
his interest wanes. Men like TO
fight for what they get, and IL they
Win u III d ilSHt tnty dppISSidlc u
more. s
There is no man who ever lived
who does not desire the prize that
others are seeking. II he thinks that
he Is the only one that wants you or
dinarily he win not care so much
for you. SO make him think that
there arc plenty OF others whether
there are or not. Let him know that
il is a favor you are comforting on
him in making him a choice compan-
ion. ......,
II would not for the world advise
any girl to be dcceitfuL But there Is
art in wooing and being woocd, and
girls must use all the art to win the
man they want that they are capable
of applying. SO much the moro be-
cause girl can not openly declare
herself and go after a man openly.
as the man can after the woman of
his choice.
ITO set your cap deliberately for
man and let him see your hand is
to scare him away. Men are still
old-fashioned in many ways and
practically every one OF them prefer
to do the wooing. II the girl is too
forward and too anxious he will flee
as from a trap. Tho day has not
come when the maid can tell the man
she loves him and ask him to be her
husband. no matter how advanced we
think this age is and that women have
equal rights.
Love is very much like the game