The New Movie Magazine (Jan-Sep 1935)

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But when Helen was twelve, she began riding lessons and dramatics were forgotten. Now she would gather together all the kids in the neighborhood and urge them to straddle sofas and chairs in her mother's living-room, and practice equestrienne tricks with her. Mrs. Rulfs sighed to see her livingroom furniture thus handled and decided the acting had been just a passing fancy after all, rather than an indication of special talent. But the stage bug bit the girl again and this time really did lead to a career. Helen was divorced this last year. She doesn't like to talk about it now, but a story of her life and especially her theatrical background would be incomplete without mention of Harry Dickerman and his very real assistance to her in reaching the goal she at last set for herself. After Helen left the University, she and her mother went East for a visit with friends. It was then the couple met. Mr. Dickerman. a very wealthy carpet manufacturer of Philadelphia, fell in love at first sight with the beautiful Texas girl. He followed her back to Houston and in March, 1924, six months after their introduction, they were married there, after which they moved to Philadelphia. It was in Philadelphia that the lucky bridge game occurred. Helen lost the card game, but she really won. Her partner turned out to be a stock company producer in the city who offered the pretty Mrs. Dickerman a part in his next show. What started as a lark soon became a thrilling adventure. She poured all her enthusiasm into this new work of hers and found she really loved the stage and wanted a try at a real career. Her husband was proud of her and, rather than disapproving of her ambitions, urged her on, with lessons in diction, dancing, singing and everything else that might help her advance. After a few months in stock, she made a visit to New York with half an idea of getting a job on Broadway. A friend introduced her to an actor's agent who was promptly impressed. "You probably can't act, but you're certainly pretty enough to be in pictures," the agent declared. "Well, that's where I'm going to fool you," replied Helen. "If I can't act now, I will before I'm through, or I'll know the reason why." So Helen landed on Broadway. Then came a hit show, "Death Takes a Holiday." An engagement or two in Broadway is the best entree into the talkies, the agent advised. And sure enough, along came an offer from Hollywood. She's been there ever since. You've probably seen her in "Little Giant," "Two Against the World," "The Power and the Glory," "As Husbands Go," "The Kennel Murder Case," and "The Life of Vergie Winters," in which she has proved to that doubting agent — and the fans as well — that she can act as well as look pretty. ONLY A PENETRATING FACE CREAM WILL REACH THAT UNDER-SURFACE DIRT! 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