Motion Picture Classic (Jul-Dec 1928)

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I sometimes wonder whether there are girls in Hollywood now who want to succeed in the movies enough for that. The other day I read in the paper about one of the new young stars who is divorcing her husband, not because he hadn't been good to her but because 'her career meant more to her than love.' I felt like going to that poor silly little girl and telling her that she hadn't any career — that she hadn't the remotest idea of what a career meant. These pretty youngsters who break into the movies for a few months or a few years to talk about their careers. Norah Bayes could have told them what a career was ! So could any of us old-timers." It is, for instance, the thing that kept Louise Dresser standing, quivering and shrinking in the agonizing ordeal of tights before the leering audience in the cheap Boston burlesque liouse that night thirty years ago. 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