Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1921)

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Women who are conquering the world artistically or economically do not have time for children. That is, the majority do not. Of course there are exceptions— great women like SchumannHeink and Louise Homer who have managed to rear families and build careers as well, but they are in the minority. "The pitiful part of the independent woman is that she can buy herself everything she desires. She becomes ten times as hard to satisfy because she has been able to exercise her own artistic discrimination in the spending of her money. And gradually she finds that there is nothing her husband can buy her which would be quite as exquisite as that which she could buy herself, and she longs for him to outstrip her in his career, so that he can afford to surpass her expenditures on herself. "And so you see paradoxically enough it comes back to my original statement: 'A woman wants a master, a caveman.' "Woman has always been accused of wanting clothes. And yet of what value are beautiful gowns and jewels if one hasn't a suitable place to wear them, or someone to love and admire the beautiful effect. A restaurant is no place to have to wear one's clothes night after night. A woman needs a beautiful home where she can be surrounded by her friends. "And Fame — women want fame because they long for the demonstration of the fact that they are admired. Every woman wants to be appreciated. "Woman — that is the American woman — will always be restless, and it is just as well that this is so, otherwise the old world would cease to progress. For it is woman's wants that makes the world go around. "Just as soon as she stops craving things, woman reaches a dead level and she not only travels in a rut but becomes an anchor, a ball and chain to her husband. Woman was not meant to be perfectly happy, for happiness breeds contentment and contentment means standing still. "I never want to reach the stage where I no longer desire something. For that reason I am not extravagant with my money. I like to feel that there is still a gown needed, or a fur that I want, or a bit of jewelry. Anticipation is more than half the zest of having things. "My husband spoils me. He worries over me. He is afraid if I get my feet wet, or if I am despondent. He frets over me like a mother duck with one little lone duckling. It is wonderful to be so cared for, but sometimes I want him to scold me. I want to be bossed!" Miss Ferguson's lovely lips parted in a whimsical smile. Her eyes quizzically looked at her reflected vision in the dressing room mirror. With one of her slight but speaking gestures she said : "After all there's little we can do about this woman question, is there? But take it from me, her greatest happiness comes from the human touch. Cherchez — the well bred caveman !" « OTlON PICTUR[\ MAGAZINE "J FASHIONED HOSE The new weave that shapes without a seam. 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