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SAYING "NO!" TO
SALLY EILERS REFUSES TO BE A TYPICAL
(Above) Sally with mother and father Eilers. Sally says, "I'm afraid I'm not very good human interest material. I'm not bored, nor tired, nor unhappy." She's just having heaps of fun and isn't a bit ashamed to say so!
IF you should happen to meet Sally Eilers walking down Hollywood Boulevard one fine spring morning, you would not, in the strictest sense, be meeting up with a typical movie actress. And this remains true in spite of Sally's recent screen hits, "Bad Girl" and "Dance Team."
Yes, Sally is under contract to a studio . . . she owns an ermine coat . . . she is a confirmed "first nighter" . . . she is married to an actor — Hoot Gibson . . . she has a swanky motorcar ... a ranch, with dogs and horses . . . she owns an apartment in town . . . two diamond bracelets . . . one diamond ring ... a wrist watch and sables. In other words, Sally has all the necessary accoutrements of Hollywood stardom. But the point is, that unlike other ladies similarly blessed by these trinkets of movie fame, she is neither bored nor indifferent to them. Sally gets the same kick out of fame that you ... or you ... or you would if you had the same chance at motors, diamonds, ranches and sables and a nice fat movie contract.
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Where Constance Bennett is just a trifle weary of fame with its accompanying sidewalk cheers and autographseekers, Sally is crazy for it ! Where Joan Crawford is beginning to find the routine of the celebrity too invading on her privacy, Sally is reaching for more of the same with eager, ambitious hands. Interviews, portrait sittings and the hundred and one other items demanding daily attention may tire Gloria Swanson — but to these the Eilers spirit is indefatigable. In short . . . Sally is having fun!
AFTER years of meeting ladies with the fame com. plaint, it is a genuine kick to run into someone like Sally. As to those ladies who profess to be "just a little tired of it all," Sally has her honest doubts. "Take it all away from them," giggled Sally, "and you'd hear a real holler. It just isn't natural for a woman to be bored with an ermine coat — or even tzvo of them.
"No," said Sally, "I'm afraid I'm not very good human interest material. I'm not bored {Continued on page 101)