Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-05

hcat wave! H left some roses for
ine-again. They are fresh and dewy.
ana smell exqustely. But ! must go
on. If ! am ever TO finish.
Fame Whnt is fame? It is to have
reporters interview you, and notion
picture fans" write YOU letters from
al parts of the world, and to have
rur''s ABOUT YOU in the magazines. and
he asked ~ write columns of
h'auty Hints for an evening news
'per' ana to have your picture on the
cover Of the Dramatic Mirror, II aIsn
means ihat sou ar" sure To have many
peopl" in the studio jealous Of Won II
~ also Y" nave wonders expected Of YOU
every day-for one must never tnke n
step PACK 1t is also 10 be given a
lovely dressing room-tho very one
have now.
! have been lucky in two things; one.
that J was reckless mud broke througb .
the other that I had H 10 work
tor' otherwise my way up might have
been much more difficult.
| am sorry to have to admit that m.
usual way is through favoritism,
through love, There arc few trmI,
great men in the picture business feu,
lik" H, for example. And mon
VINO are not great resent. bccauso tLoy
do nor understand, intellect. bower md
unlimited capacity for work
Girls who are their recogrf,od /,
ieriors commend themselves moro ;,
Snch men vanity. Such girls thev con
use as they like. the other kinL ,ho,
can only work with Even ,ir, ~
towering courage, talent, nLvsicoI an
| durance Tor work, and high ambition.
must present colossal resistance m the
reUS JeaIousies and stings Of otbars
Shr must he equipped, ono might saw
with an automatic inspiration pnmn
and shock absorher NJ mrl;r';.dpts
/ power. ""''"''eo
And the higher Won 90 ,ho ,.o,.-
and more level headed Won 80 .eauIe' r.
against unpleasant people. Hnodirn,, , y,
never throw stones at nnrino fn,,i. .uHi'
is always the perfect fruit thot attr,,.' t'r, =
their attention. "''''c'S
Yes Annette, even il Won are o.
lucky as l. you see how hard il is a.
II you are not so lucky? What then
I'o you understand now? '"'"
one OF the most delightful and wel
come results OF my sudden lean @ int,
! popularity ana prominence was ,bo L..
ters | received. Dear fms 'e Ts iet
knew sometimes whar II mcont SoI
the ma in the morning: m ono, ophi ~,
mai when one is feeling blue ma dovn rn
cast. and read those words 90 "umn ~
taneous praise and affection Il p',' ip
! inspiration in itself 10 al
Curious to think how nv norooo,,.-
wrapped up in those littIe fims e. Ivy ~
oil over the world, and sudJenIv "a Soo, @
and shines, ms il were ana I - S'e'
little messnge-thc very thincs u
self. felt and suffered cniovod my
hoped-into the hearts Of miiIjons "n' u,
sorts OF peopl le' That alone shouId a.
sufficient to keep mo at NV ,mnui 'r
make me determined 10 give nil ~ ,r, "
self. my best, my deepest iove ny ~,
purest thoughts, To you. ard Won on, m
you-my unknown. distant friends
II could only forget mvseIf Is
could only pull this barbed arrow .
rejected love out of my heart Sbo ~
on me for my weakness. that womI
seem TO have every reason in the VOL
for being the happiest Of human heInps
Those letters Those letters Ha
must laugh even now. all coiled nm
Hames Of Rochester Hames - y
Rochester
Now. Hnmes was an honest and ain
cere young man, Bur how dreadful
young he was He had n position !,
bank. ! don't quite know what
don't recall that ne ever told me- tbo
either in any OF his letters or IN ~
one memagable interview had will
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