Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Dec 1920)

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Her work is not the be-all and do-all of her existence. She had just returned from a five days' trip to Mt. Baldy, an interlude of rest between |)roductions, where she had fished the entire fi\e days, had caught one fish, and had come home contented. It was a magnificent achievement in optimism. ,'\nd she has created a charming home for herself out of a miniature bungalow, a taste for delft blue, and the aforcmenlioncd poodle. The dragon, who after .ill was not her mother, she speaks of in warm tones as "a perfect dear." She is an elderly companion whose forbiddin.g aspect, it would seem, hides a multitude of kindnesses. I conferred my blessing upon her as soon as I knew that she was not a "movie momma." I didn't want to leave. But I could hear the dragon thumping tinnily in the kitchenette, lier energy increasing with each thump. It may have only been a good dinner in pre]3aration, but it sounded like a hint. 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