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work as lliey are in mine," she said. "It keeps me from Ijccoming narrow, from viewing life from the sole point of view of a moving picture actress,"
At that very instant the V'lo'ie rang. It was one of Dorothy's business chums with her own particular problem to solve, and Dorothy gave her advice just as wisely as if she had been sitting behind an ofifice desk for years.
"Dont ever bob your hair," she warned me as she stopped for a moment with the comb suspended above the fluffy mass, "If you have two inches, nurse them carefully and pray fervently that at each harvest time, another tjuartcr of an inch will be added."
"How did you ever have the courage to do it?" I inquired, recalling the heavy dark braids coiled at each side of the head that were part of the Dorothy drcen I had known.
"Why, it's just like falling in love," she answered thoughtfidly. "One doesn't need courage; just an idle moment. One does it and then spends hours wondering why."
"And regretting?"
"Sotnetimes."
Dorolliy admits two hobbies beside sanitation : jazz music and sheer hosiery. To her mind the success of the Pied Piper is easily explained. He was a jazz artist and she is sure that, had the Garden of Eden been hung with sheer hosiery instead of prosaic ajiples. Eve, not Adam, would have had the tag line of the play.
Of course, the' liioon for which the baby Dorothy cried was a stage career. Her childish dreams were woven about great actresses whose glories would some day descend upon her young shoulders. Then came tliat operation on her throat that marked on tlie stage door, "No Admittance." But fortunately for Dorothy and the public, pictures were beginning to come into tlieir own.
It was in Mr. Lasky's "The Country Boy" — playing the chorus girl — that she laid the foundation of her career as a vamp. She continued to "vamp" for William Fo.x, the World Film, and then she decided to turn over a new leaf and be an ingenue, not any kind of ingenue, but one permitting characterization.
.\iu\ what if there had been no silent ilrama? Then Dorothy would have invented some method of giving expression to her dramatic talent. For she has originality— the originality that laughingly discards the ladder with the broken rungs and makes for itself a new one.
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Bi-tiKiiiKii. — So glad to hear from you. Haven't lier age. You think Douglas McLean resenililes Marjorie Daw. Cant see it. He's an actor. You want a list of all the players' liirthdays? Now, cant you think of something more I can do for you?
H. M. D. D.— But the present is never a happy slate to any human befng. Leo Delaney is 34 years old. Ves, I have a hard time managiTig with the high cost of sodas.
IsAiiF.i. C. — Glad to hear from you. Remember, what is said for effect will soon have no effect. Owen Moore is not dead. Marie Doro is in,, Europe. Pearl White continues to act in seVials. Come again, 1 implore you.
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