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Hate About Myself
Jo indeed, the stars are ot satisfied with themelves. They may be handome and beautiful, but very time they look in mirror, they wish — ■
?v Winifred Aydelotte
"They are beautiful!" Karen Morley is talking about her new eyelashes. "Just the kind I've always longed for. And they look as if they grew on me!" But did you know Karen is absent-minded? Even forgot the eyelashes one morning
"The face? It's terrible!" says Tracy. No, Lee doesn't like his face. In addition to that pet hate, he is very much dissatisfied with himself because he is so lazy! Well, we always considered that one of his chief charms
Look her over carefully, and we'll bet you can't detect a single bad feature. Elissa says, however, that she is most dissatisfied with her mouth. Miss Landi confesses, too, that she has a quick temper
between shots, but mostly because he was anxious to answer them honestly.
"On the screen," he said, "I like best the fact that I have an instinct for the right movement at the right time. Now I'll take the ego out of that statement by changing it a little. I like the fact that after years of studying to get my particular technique — movement of hands, body, and timing — I don't have to think consciously about my tricks. I have made them mine, and I can recognize the instinct when I see myself on the screen. Get it?
"Now, the other side of it: I hate my looks!" "Don't you like your face — really?" I asked. "No! The face is terrible!" Off the screen, Lee likes least about himself his laziness — his not being able to drive himself to do what is necessary. He says he spends most of his time just putting things off.
He likes best his ability to enjoy solitude. "It isn't exactly self-sufficiency, but — well, look, here it is: Everybody gives too much. Keep yourself to yourself. I don't mean to be rude or hurt anybody, but learn how to be happy by yourself. That is not selfishness. It's just a courtesy a human being owes to himself. I drove out here all alone from New York. And I drove alone to Florida. I was kind to myself and not rude to anybody else, because if I had taken someone with me we couldn't have agreed every single time about where and how long to stay at a certain place, or what to do. Either he or I would have been hurt, or uncom [ please turn to page 102 ]
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