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ideals of womanhood?
Are his manners nice? Does he show you the courtesies a girl has a right to expect, and is he deferential with older people?
Does he confide in you. and when you confide in liim does he show a sincere interest?
Is he well-liked hy someone whose judgment you respect?
Have you seen him work out a difficult problem, or have you been with him in a character-testing position in which he behaved admirably?
Are you proud of him or apologetic for him?
Does he have enough masculine dominance to be head of a family, but does he have enough masculine sweetness to be tender, soHcitous, provident and fair?
If you can answer yes to all of these questions, the boy you have chosen certainly would seem to be worthy of love.
To test your own readiness for true love, you should be able to agree with the following thoughts expressed by a \\ ell-known author. I do not recall the exact words, but love in action was described as "tlie tender, unselfish deed done in secret: the generous heart overflowing with warmth and compassion; the soft hand opening the door that turns toward sickness and sorrow; the never ending prayer which lights the dark places of the earth."
This is the final exam which a girl should be able to pass before she can regard herself as being truly in love.
The Truth Abouf Screen Kisses
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hoped, I am sure, that I would be quickly killed off.
We had to do the scene over and over andoverandoverandover. . . .
I learned about the "heat" of Hollywood kisses: We were working under third degree lights that would have wrung a confession from Dick Tracy. Every few minutes a makeup man would rush in to blot the perspiration from our damp faces. Every few minutes the hairdresser would hurry into the scene to repair Miss Sullavan's coiffure and to give me a look which said eloquently, "You clumsy oaf."
As man to man I ask you, how could a man entertain so much as a mildly carnal thought under such misery?
Everyone who has ever attempted such a thing on an amateur basis knows that a love scene is something spoken in muted voices. Whispered against an alabaster throat. Breathed into an eager ear. A rapport is established, a magic created of quiet, of intimacy, of oblivion to the world. That is the ideal love scene situation in daily life.
Do you get that on a sound sta^e? Just like you get lullabies from Spike Jones.
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