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thing about the stage or playing vampires the screen at all knows that Miss Reed is always just as busy as any one person can possibly be. But a very remarkable thing about Miss Reed is that she can always find time for anything she wants to do or for anything that she thinks she really ought to do.
Perhaps the.se last two months before our chat are about the busiest that she has yet experienced. In the first place, she had just completed her engagemei^t in Philadelphia with “Chu Chin Chow,” in which she played the leading role last season and inaugurated this one upon her return from a rest in her country place in Maine. In the second place, she was rehearsing for her new play, ‘‘The Road to Destiny,” in which she is being starred by A. H. Woods. And, as if that were not a sufficient task in itself, she was making a moving picture in betimes. And just to show that she never forgets her old friends, when ‘‘Chu Chin Chow” opened in Boston, she sandwiched in a trip to that staid city and remained long enough to give three performances of Zahrat before returning on a train
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