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She stands five feet three and onehalf, straight as a soldier, chin up, chest out — way out like Generals like to see. “I don’t know just what has happened to me but I have changed,” she insists, sitting straight and prim with the serene detachment of a schoolma’am musing on the altered behavior of a problem pupil. After reflective pause — “It could be age.” . Miss Turner is a ripe twenty-four. Few women can hope to be so ripe though they live to be a hundred. It’s the wholesome ripeness of super vitality affording that animal magnetism possessed by all heart-winning beauties from Lillian Russell, who married five times, on back to Eve who never wed, there being no gossip columnists in those days to drive a girl nuts. Miss Turner has been married twice. “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again,” said Lillian Russell determinedly after her marital disasters. With similar brave philosophy Miss Turner will marry again and have another child. This is no columnist’s prediction, it’s Miss Turner’s own forthright declaration. Her next bridegroom will have, if he knows his business, black hair, brown eyes, superior intelligence and Herculean humor — “So that when the world goes to pieces, as it always is doing, he will bring it back.” This is a prevue, no crystal ball trick, of the ideal man, luckiest since Adam— or anyhow since Artie and Steve. It is her over-all dream of the right man. “I shall take a nice long time before I marry,” says Miss Turner. Here again allowance should be made. A long time in goddess Lana’s life might be clocked as meteoric speed by a motorcycling mortal. Considering all she has telescoped into twenty-four years, time with Miss Turner, as Einstein observed with or without her in mind, is relative. 4 t* BUT she recognizes time as a matrimonial problem in Hollywood. “When I used to read that an actress was just a little bit too busy to marry I would say, ‘Oh, really now.’ I’ve learned since that marriage suffers hour trouble. This work has a way of soaking up all your time. An actress, furthermore, works on her emotions. She returns home weary. She may be irritable. A husband should be a wife’s first consideration. So I believe.” Would a business man or actor work out the best? “Now to that I have no answer,” she says. “It’s argued that an actor and actress have a common interest. But there’s no fresh blood going through the mind and you need it. I learned from this first long vacation I have had, traveling through South America and this country, that you need this new blood of ideas to refresh your mind. You go dead without it.” Though there appears little outward change in Miss Turner, her friends substantiate her claim to having changed. 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