Film Fun (Jan - Dec 1916)

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KULEE COMPANY Margaret Gale Waiting for Rehearsal in " How Mollie Made Good " A/TARGARET GALE, a Kulee Film Feature Company actress, loves to feed her pet rabbit in the intervals between rehearsals. Her rabbit accompanies her to the studio each day. Miss Gale had a very happy medium in one of her recent pictures, "How Molly Made Good," in which a little Irish girl scoops her competitors and overcomes many obstacles in getting interviews with twelve celebrities of the drama. It was a new idea, cleverly executed. The six-reel play gives faithful details of the home life of the twelve actors and actresses, and Miss Gale, as the little Irish girl, "plays the game" with an adroitness that wins her the sympathy of her audiences from the beginning. "Little Bunny's my mascot," says Miss Gale. "You read that story of Henry, the white rat, that Charley Van Loan wrote for some magazine? Corking story, wasn't it? Well, I feel the same way about my Bunny rabbit that Ham did about his white Henry rat. If I were to lose it — why, I'd quite playing in films, that's all. It isn't that I'm superstitious, you know — not exactly — but I certainly would hate to have anything happen to that rabbit." Now Mrs. Gale wants a play written for the rabbit.