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MABEL TRUNNELLE, OF THE EDISON COMPANY
I dont want to vote. Why should [? I think my husband is perfectly capable of voting for both of us.'* (Ye shades of Mrs. Pankhurst!)
I stared, breathless, at the dainty Little person sitting opposite me, who had dared deal this blow to woman suffrage. She laughed delightedly.
"I have been in Motion Pictures „ for three years,"
my breath suf"and I like it is more exrious va
she told me, when I had recovered tieiently to put another question, much better than stage life. It citing, for there's such a gloriety about it. Then, too one has so much home life. No, I dont know that I have any favorite line of work. I like it all."
It is needless to tell you t h a t Miss Trunnelle — pa rdon me. Mrs. Herbert Prior — is very, very pretty, but any one who has missed seeing her in real life can never appreciate fully her delicate beauty. On the screen one misses the delicate ivory-white of her clear skin, the soft beauty of her brown eyes, alight with youth and the joy of living. She has black hair, and V is five feet three 1 and a half inches in 1 height a n d weighs one hundred and fifteen pounds. It was useless to ask her if she thought life worth living, but as the*question was on my list. I asked it, anyway.
"Dc-ecidcdlih YES." with as much emphasis as it was possible for one small person to put in an exclamation. ''Why. I should feel very much grieved if anything should to it. My favorite sport?" there was tion here. "Automobillng," enthusiasreading. I love to read, tho I dont know favorites. I think some of Hall Caine's and then there are others that I* dont like at all
happen n o hesitatically, "and that I have any books are splendid. I also like Hichens sometimes. I
dont know a thing in the world about poetry, tho I'm ashamed to admit it. But I like the Motion Picture Magazine above all magazines, and I think every single bit of it is interesting, especially the Answer Man. He's a wonder.
"Yes, I study my parts before rehearsing, and after, and during. In fact. I'm
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