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Well, the moment he mentioned that art I decided upon it, too, and for the next three years that's practically all I thought and dreamed about." Spurred by his new incentive, young Garfield thought, and dreamed, and studied so much and so hard that during his first year at school he entered a national oratorical contest and reached the semi-finals before being eliminated! Not bad for a cop-baiting, dead-end kid in his first trial at public speaking! The contest had another far-reaching effect upon him outside of the great thrill of competition in that it immediately won for him the respect and admiration of the Bronx neighborhood in which he lived. Those who had avoided him like the plague now sought his friendship and looked upon him as a hero — which he was, everything considered. "I was dumfounded," he admits. "Here I'd been trying in vain to pound respect into the kids with my fists and now I'd won it by words. That was quite a lesson to me." H After he had graduated from Patri's school he was pretty much stymied on the course to pursue to further his dramatic studies. He finally hit upon the brilliant idea of writing a letter to Jacob Ben-Ami, the great Russian actor then appearing at the Guild theatre. He explained his circumstances, dwelt upon his burning desire to go on the professional stage and ended up his letter by asking a question. "But how shall I proceed?" "Much to my surprise I received a reply from Ben-Ami who suggested that I enroll in the Hecksher Foundation. The idea was a grand one and I was all for it, but it took money and all that I was earning at the time was about $6 a week selling news-papers. Desperate, finally, I went to the Foundation and explained my circumstances. Toward the end of the interview I once again learned the value of words. When I said that I was recommended to the school by none other than Jacob Ben-Ami the whole complexion of the interview changed. It was a white lie, my saying that, but it worked. I got the promise of an immediate scholarship. I told Mr. Patri about it and what do you suppose he did? Nothing but add another five dollars a week to my paper sales earnings! Don't think I'll ever forget that kindness!" Young Garfield stayed with the Foundation seven months. When he left he got a job as an apprentice with the Eva Le 64 MOTION PICTURES ARE YOUR BEST ENTERTAINMENT 13 'II*