Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1919)

Photoplai Magazine Advertising Section Lending Enchantment to Distance ( Continued from page 44) lit ii was my chance. ••\ ou're w on); I il bet our weather up here is as nice today as yours down there. We've uoi Min.-hine and little birds hoii round and everythins." "How nice!" Three dollars, and 1 hadn't bought a tent's worth oi interview yet. 'What arc sou going to do this spring? play or more pictures?" "Well, I'm going to do some more pictures—" •And no play?" "Not just at present. I'm going to come lo N'ew York in a new pla\ about the Inst of October, but 1 can't give you any definite lews on that yet." "Going to England, or Europe, this year?" (Almost everybody will say "yes" 1o 'hit one ) "No. There is so much to do in Europe, and so many pe< pie in the way, it seems to me. I don't want to go to Europe until 1 have a definite thing in mind, or until I actually do some good over there. ,-ds and crowds of visitors, everywhere! I shudder when 1 think of it. It reminds me nt a mob around an accident. I do hope to England, though, a year from this Spring. So you see 1 sluill make pictures here, and I hope to have a successful play, in America in the seasons that's coming." "You sure you uren't slacking on art to be a patriot in the household?" "Xo! No! Please tell Photoplay's readers how important it is for a woman who has ever had a career to keep right on loving her work even though she's married. And by a career I don't mean, necessarily and ■ exclusively, a celebrated career. I mean a woman who has done any useful thing well. And by useful thing I mean any service that has helped the world lo be a nicer place to live in in any way. It might be baking an apple pie, it might be watching a busi ne just as well as it might be amusing an audience. It seems to me that we're in a time where everybody who can do anything — man or woman — :'s needed in his or her particular line." 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