The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-05
Cunning Little Emma Bunting

(C0 IxTY seconds talk with cunning N little Emma Bunting and you are convinced all over again that she is just about the cutest cum ningest. most iinpudent, atom of hu- manity that ever lived.
 Her saucy little pug nose, her red hair that glitters and glimmers like high lights from behind the foot lights. and her contagious little gurgling "giggle" just puts you in the best sort of humor and you can't help it-whether you will or not-you just simply leave that old "grouch" way behind you and begin to enjoy yourself, as she talks in that little. high baby" voice of hers, apd inter polates the most amusing little storiess and enjoys herself quite as much, if not more, than you dc.
 Little Emma Bunting is one of Bir- mirgham's fovorites. Since, back yon- der in the days of stock" when peo- pie packed and jammed the theatre to see this adorable little star in Tess of the storm Country" 'erhe oAue hOuSe, ana lHHulilcTADiS other plays. she has had and held her large clientele here, as few other actresses ever have.
 The Emma Bunting fans in this town are as numerous as the sands on the seashore and every time her name is flashed from the billboards as Starring" in a new play, all of Emma Bunting "fandom" sits up and fa nd tn evfxr ha diminutive star rousing welcome.
 This prodigious little creature has an inimitable way of making people like her. Whether "onN or off the stage little Emma Bunting is always a good fellow; she Is quick to sense the atmosphere, whether you need her, sympathy or her friendship, or whether you Just want to laugh and talk and enjoy her spontaneous wit and humor.
 One adjective which hasn't been ap- piled to this little pug-nosed, red headed girl is adaptable" l wonde; If 1t ever has been? I made the as- sertion that 1t hadn't before thought, but that's the way I feel about it: 1 know I've never broken into print with this appelation re- garding Miss Bunting and goodness knows I've exhausted my troop of trained adjectives" long ago it seems to me, when I've written innumerable stories about this red-headed, saucy- nosed cunning little star"
 Little Emma Bunting was fairly beaming with joy yesterday when saw her-because she was once more in her beloved Birmingham Cher words, not mine) for you may as well know right here as well as any where else, that little Emma Bunting dearly loves Birmingham. end how could she help 1t, because Birming- ham dearly loves her?
 Any way, she was as radiant as the golden sunshine which streamed down through the windows of her boudoir yesterday afternoon and we chatted about her busy life since she was here last season in Avery Hop- woods clever comedy, "The Girl in the Limousine" which was so popu- lar that it Is still running In high"
 You know I have been so long as- sociated with naughty. risque plays that I am really delighted to have simple play like Miss Lulu Bett' to make my farewell tour in" said pret- ty little Emma Bunting.
 Farewell tour?" I gasped. "Is this another of those Patti farewell tours'?' I asked.
 No; this is real. rightly. honest to-goodness. farewell tour" said the charming little star very happily q am going to retire from the stage