The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-10
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Through a letter that he re.
DAN RORlMER, Hollywood zee
mario writer and former New
York Newspaper man. meets
ANNE WINTER. who has come
extra work. Dan Ands. her eharm-
ing and takes a deep interest In :
her. She learns from him that
he works Mt Continental Pictures.
she has worked only one dAy m
nm extra hezself. bpt . 1Ayvydays
ira work 1t Grand United.
She nee an extra named
MONA MORRISON. and immedi-
ately likes her. Mona 10 living
In an apartment with EVA HAIR
LEY. ana Anne lives alone, and
Mona suggests that the three oc-
cupy . Bungalow that she and
They do this. Dan learns from
Mona that GARRY SLOAN, the
famous director actually has mo-
tlced Annes and she may be given
"bit." Dan. not liking Sloan,
although he has never actually
me- Eva him. ,.h :: !: bit IT. .'s s,iss I've
who q thinks must have had
n tragic experience to make her
80. believes that Anne Winter
viii succeed. 0ut she believes
there II little chance for NOM,
md less for herself. she tells
Rorimer about some OF the prob.
lems faced by the extras, and
their struggle to make u living.
n he wonders how thy get
along.
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CHAPTER XXI
IVA HARLEY smiled. She said
- she wondered herself.
mo one," she said. "can answer
that question. I'm afraid. I've done
different things; worked in depart
ment stores. clerking In busy sea-
sons, and modelling. . Last
Christmas / got a check from my
brother. I told him never to send
ma any money-but I used it."
1t was her own experience, she
said. that just when you reached
the point Of giving up in despair,
something happened that held you
on; you either got a job or pros.
poets suddenly frightened or some.
one was able to argue you out OF
your dependency. Someone like
Mona" she supplemented.
Rorimer. she thought. would be
surprised to learn how cheaply q
girl could live when she had to
Mona and I were paying only $50
a month for our apartment-fo,
the two Of US. We didn't like it, Of
course. and We were glad to gel
out; but It was cheap. And there
are cheaper ones. too. It's some
thing to be thankful for that rent.
aren't high. The bungalow onl,
costs each one Of ~ds q few more
dollars than we were. paying befor,
and we live like human being,
now. Anne Winter" she added. Il,
. peach. She's-regular.
Some time you drop into q Hol
lywood bakery shop or grocer,
store and ask how many calls the.
get from girls for yesterdays rolru
Some girls can eat on less than 70,
spend for tips; they get their ow,
breakfast and 80 without lunch, o
buy a milk shake: and they Deepen,
q lot on dinner invitations.
"Have you met many Of them?
Eva asked. and Rorimer shook hi
: head.
well, II you had you would hav
learned that some Of them are . II,
tie hard-bolled about the matter Q
dates. Ask them to 90 out in tn
evening, and you'll find yoursel
buying . meal. I don't blam
them"
Nor l." said Rorimer softly.
He said. ""But who buys tn
meals for the mem" and he smiled
They have to live. too"
IVA said. There's more than on
great lover Of the screen toda
who used to ket his breakfast b
stealing milk OF Hollywood porche
And some Of them can tel 20
What alleys are for"
~Alleys?" Dan repeated blankiy
"Surs. Alleys are places to RI
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