The Photo-Play Journal (Jul 1919-Feb 1921)

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But Mr. Abdullah said there was no one who better typified his blind girl of the slums. Of course, I didn't tell him there was a reason for that, but I thought volumes. And Hugo said he wouldn't do the story unless I became the girl — oh, and there was entirely too much talk about it altogether, the last argument being that people had come to know me as Mabel Ballin and I had no right to pass myself off as somebody else. "There's just one thing I miss in returning to slum life," she said as her husband came in to remind her to dress for dinner. "It's that tambourine." A Practical Dreamer — Gaston Glass (Continued from page 9) American was bravely trying to demonstrate his linguistic accomplishments, but was meeting with troubles peculiarly his own. John Emerson overheard the conversation. He observed the two closely, and continued to stare surreptitiously at the animated Mr. Glass, whose eyes were sparkling brilliantly. He was irrestibly drawn toward the boy. 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