Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1928-Jan 1929)

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But here is one between Buster Collier and his doglet — that is actually puppetual. The dog's name is Curtis; and, like his master, he is unmarried The Wife -Market (Continued from page 42) Massachusetts sister wails "Why do you insist upon her having brown eyes ; don't you like blue eyes just the same?" Another subtly questions "Why, oh why, in your ideal of the Perfect One did you omit a sense of humor? It is much more essential than brown eyes !" They're All Seagoing A writer from New York admits that she ^^ was disappointed to hear that Buster preferred blondes, and b^gs him to change his mind because brunettes make better wives — even offering to prove it. "I've brown eyes and hair, but not blonde. I hope it don't make any difference to you. I'm a jolly good fellow and think you would like that. Well, Buster, you couldn't like boats the way I do and for a hostess I'm right there. I'll have to bring my little note to a close in hopes of getting an answer from the one I admire." And a damsel from Oregon wants to know why eyes matter. "What difference would it make if the eyes weren't brown if they hold oceans of love for you? I think I am your ideal, but how can I prove it to you?" Another maiden who admits she is ideal adds : "You also said you would like to have a child or two ; I think I can help you there." The average age of the seekers-afterhappiness seems to be eighteen, but there is among the applicants one who signs herself "Patiently, Aunt Em!" "I'm out on the bride subject, as am thirty-seven, cat-eyed and a widow, grass ! But wouldn't I just love to sail the unknown seas with you ; also go camping — what's that Omar said about A glass of wine and thou' (only I prefer lemonade). Just give me a bathing suit, bandanna and pair of worn tennis shoes and we will be on our way. Everyone loves to go camping with Aunt Em (because she does most of the cooking)." "Find Her Yourself, Buster" #*"Vnictsm is not absent from the correspondents. Annette thinks that only one girl in a million really likes boats, no matter what she may say and hints darkly that a wife may have a few moods of her own. A fair Canadian observes that it's up to Buster to make the girl happy and not expect it all to be one-sided. Doris remarks, succinctly : "Get out and find her yourself. I am also looking for my mate, but I'm keeping my eyes open, so when I get my man I can grab all the credit to myself." Several damsels are not surprised that the Perfect Mate is not to be found in Hollywood, where "young ladies are too self-centered to submerge their personalities in a husband" ; and one citizeness of Washington, D. C, demands : "Just what have you o offer to your Ideal Wife in return for her perfection? Money? Money .lever took the place of love! Prestige? One tires of 'keeping up with the Joneses.' I wouldn't marry a movie actor for a million dollars ! You movie actors have reached the point where your 98