Motion Picture Classic (1923, 1924, 1926)

A Happy Young Man mtinued from /•■ nan Then Mi I inne walked a< ross the I '\\>t like that. .>.•". \f i that was, then and then, the total ipse, the compU ti emotional nihilation of the whole-hearted lan 1 It tho the \ the theater v under his feet He felt as tho the and all the stars had fallen to upon his head. He couldn't walk \cr\ steadily and he dared not attempt v I more than one syllable ">• » tl e '" is what tid to his arrested heart. They planned, however, that dethe falling of the --even heavens upon them, they would not marry until each one. individually, had made good. Shortly thereafter Mr. Limt "did" Booth Tarkington's "Clarence," which put him into Class 1 A. and very shortly after that Miss Fontanne did "Dulcy," which made them about even as to dramatic s< They married . . . and they expect to live happily ever after! Mr. Lunt admitted with a slight upraising of his volatile eyebrows that he knows there are marriages which do not last, happiness that unhappily deteriorates with time and wear, "hut." he says, "we have such. a wonderful time together!" Also, they have a sense of humor. More, they have two senses of humor, which you will know without being told if you were fortunate enough to see "Clarence" and "Dulcy." A sense of humor is the best ballast I know for matrimonial success and two senses of humor ought to be a ninety-nine-year lease of conjugal contentment. What they would like to do. this happy twain, is to play together on the stage and perhaps, too. on the screen. They recently made a picture together and enjoyed doing it so enormously that Mr. Lunt believes the Public will enjoy it, too. As a matter of fact, he rather believes that the Public likes to see husband and wife playing together rather than the reverse and he would appreciate some points of view along this line. Taking him by and large. Mr. Lunt i^ a very delightful young man. He has a trace of "Clarence.'' an atmosphere of the West he comes from, a necessary dash of Xew York sophistication and the theater, and an attraction which is completely unique. One could not classify him with any of the popular favorites. He is no kin of Valentino nor of Barthelmess, no shade of Charlie Ray or Douglas Fairbanks. He is essentially and entirely Alfred Lunt. i y, Stop Wondering How I Teach Piano I'll Show You, FREE! Year after year you've seen my advertisement in all the lead* ing publications, offering to teach you piano in quarter the usual time. Year after year my School has grown and grown until now I have far more students than were ever before taught by one man. In 1922 over two thousand Students graduated from my Piano or Organ course and received their diplomas. Yet when I first started giving piano and organ lessons by mail in 1891 my method was laughed at. 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