Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1923)

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Last week, you walk in ze door, but where you were last month?" "Yeh," he continued undisturbed. "What you mean is we don't know each other, but that's something time takes care of. I know when I'm in love with a woman, and I'm in love with you, for keeps. I'd cut my right leg off, if you asked me to." "Oh, fine, Homaire," Rosa gurgled, patting his cheek gently. "I like dat. I adore you should be in loaf with me, because you are one grand little skeezix. You are the onlee man I should talk with. But marreege — that is not for now." "I didn't say now," he argued. "In the future. And I'm not going to keep on being a comedian. It's the bunk. I'm a legitimate actor, and I'm going to quit comedies and step up where I belong. You're going to help me doit." "Oh, fine, Homaire," Rosa said again. "I like when you talk crazee." THEY continued, as time passed, to be together, to discuss love, matrimony, art, pictures and the general debility of directors. 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