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PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE, 1935
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The efficient type is, perhaps, best exemlilied by Louise Fazenda. All winter Ions, pr son Brent was in Palm Springs with a
impetent nurse, because Louise felt all the tnshine and moderate climate better for his ealth. It was a real sacrifice for her to make,
cause only to see him nights and mornings puld be better than just for week-ends. Every aturday she flew, literally, to Palm Springs, (lie couldn't get there fast enough. And once |iere, it was not enough just to hold him and
ok at him. She wanted to do everything for
in. Squeeze the orange juice, put the carrots jirough the sieve, feed him, bathe him, weigh ,'in, change him, dress him — even wash his •ttlc clothes. She was jealous of everything jie nurse did — she wanted to have the full leasure of bringing up her baby through !.ery minute of the day and ministering to ,-ery need.
' She makes clothes for him, on the set bejveen scenes. He w^as taken ill once, and ouise was in Hollywood. It was raining so >ird she couldn't fly down to Palm Springs : make good time driving. She went almost Lad with anxiety until her husband put her on 'crack express train which usually roars right irough the desert. It stopped at Palm brings for Louise — a frantic woman in (neared make-up and funny costume to the jUonished passengers. It was a short trip, but louise says she put on ten years. j Joan Bennett seems to manage her housebid with one hand and her career with the :her. Never a cog in the machinery slips, 'ith a wonderful nurse for little Melinda, b\v one year old, and a governess for Diane, lie mechanics of the situation are beautifully |introlled. But she hasn't seen very much of
r children lately.
OR eight months after Melinda was born she made no pictures. She enjoyed the most ipreme luxury a star-mother can have — an ldivided companionship with her baby, hen when she started to work again, Joan as doing two pictures at once and she never w Melinda except on Sundays. This heme unendurable until she finally insisted on amission to have the baby brought on the ■t every day. Joan is looking forward to the ly when she can retire and be with her chilen all the time, with no interruptions, icture work now, while there is a demand for ;r, simply hastens the day and the indepen:nce — and she feels it is worth the sacrifice, r the present.
Arline Judge. Karen Morley and Dixie Lee rosby are all young mothers, who must ave their babies in other hands from morning itil evening — wondering if they are all right, inning to the telephone at every opportunity
call up home and find out. I know the retort from all you strict displinarians — "A baby is better off in the perienced care of a nurse than in the care of i inexperienced mother." Maybe you're right. But it's pretty hard l the mother, having to deny herself the irilling delight of watching and holding and iring for her own baby, hour by hour. Picture this to yourself — Six o'clock on a vely sunny morning, when your baby vvakis with a wide pink yawn and the happy iby-noises that send your heart leaping. ie gives you that morning smile, and the day lfolds like a magic carpet — every moment in 'r glorious companionship. There is no delight on earth, for a woman, i be compared with the daily cares and joys
motherhood — and no star in pictures can ive this exquisite pleasure!
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