Motion Picture Classic (May 1921 - Dec 1927)

Ask Us Now This test will delight you CLASSIC Cuddles Grows Up ( Continued from page 38) of press agents have built that fabrication. I can think of but few who have so surrounded themselves. Kathlvn Williams and Pauline Frederick come first to mind. Their homes are dream places. But the majority, like Josephine, content themselves with snug unassuming bungalows, answer the doorbells themselves, and are, on the whole, much like the rest of us, a little happier perhaps — more carefree. Josephine curled herself up on the co.uch, motioned her mother beside her. “There is little, really, to tell you,” she said. “I have been resting for several weeks. I am considering a contract with Ince, but there is nothing definite. Nothing ever is definite in pictures until it is finally and completely settled. “I have been making several comedies for Christie. It is the first time I have reverted to the child type since entering pictures. I played the part of a little Dutch girl in one of them.” She drew a photograph from a stack on the table and passed it to me, laughing. “I had forgotten I could look like this !” “Have you ever thought of going back to the stage, to the School Day troupe?” I asked, regarding with some wonder the picture in my hand. “No,” she said slowly, “I hadn’t thought of it. I have come to love a permanent home and my car too well. I should have to give those up, of course. Gus Edwards has said that he would like to have me back, but even the compensation of being wanted, of old friendships renewed, would not be enough. Unless I can create them on the screen, I think, 1 will do no more child parts.” But that she might be lured from the home life if the inducement was strong enough, she revealed later on. “After I had completed my first picture with Edgar Lewis, I started with him on a second, a wonderful picture that was to take us around the world in our search for locations. But we had got only as far as San Francisco — we started in New York — when the outbreak of war, or rather the entrance of America into the war, suspended further progress. The company was disbanded and has never been reorganized — I mean the particular cast and staff that Mr. Lewis had at that time. He has produced several things since, I believe. Some of the players went back to New York. I stayed out here, determined to make my way in Los Angeles. I was a Californian girl and I was satisfied to remain here. But I have always hoped that Mr. Lewis would pick up the threads of that picture where he dropped them, that I would finally get that trip around the world.” She had little difficulty in Los Angeles. Strangely, the producers were not wanting in discernment. Universal engaged her as leading lady opposite several of its best-known stars, featured her in Westerns, ' and finally offered to star her. 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