Picture-Play Magazine (1936)

Old-fashioned As Eve Continued J is. do as I would do under the cirmstances. That is, of course, if I re that particular woman." Whereupon the assistant director jke in upon us with the news that they i re moving to another stage, and Miss iner was to put on a fresh make-up. jade her adieu as she headed for make-up department to have her id Chinese "face" for the day. Her I brown eyes were subtly slanted, d her lustrous black hair v/as pped of all waves and pulled back > a plain bun. This has been the lular routine for four months — for >he invited me to lunch the next /. Then the company didn't work. ce more I caught up with her, now he hovel where she and Muni and three children were suffering the igs of famine. I watched them <e one of the saddest sequences in entire story. They discussed sell their daughter to get back to the d and an opportunity to earn a pit :e for food. etween difficult shots Miss Rainer loned for me to join her in her ssing room. She was attired in a •spotted Chinese suit. Excuse me, please, while ething over this." Vanity? slip No. k \\ 3 Louise, as ethereal in sports as s in her acting, has made a hit in "Anthony Adverse." ■om page 37 Rather a sample of her innate consideration for others. She couldn't be untidy when greeting a guest. "This fame you're getting," I began anew. "What does it mean to you?" "It means satisfaction at making people happy," she answered. "I did not seek to become a star. I had no urge to become talked about. I just felt a joy at the notion of acting and wanted to make others feel basic emotions. "I don't suppose I shall remain in Hollywood more than three or four years. You see, I couldn't sacrifice my whole life to the screen. It is wonderful to be working now, to be attempting to create women with whom audiences will sympathize. But to me my career is just an episode. There is so much else, too. "I had six years on the stage before I came here for the movies. That was a gratifying period. But I will tell you something. I want to marry. There will be three or four children. That is what I anticipate after this period." "Can't you combine a career with marriage?" I was finding out so many facts that I determined to clear up all the doubts about Luise Rainer. "Perhaps a husband and films would mix. But I should hesitate to add children to such a scheme. Not unless one were so popular one could do only one production a year. Anyway, when I have my children I want to be with them." I had one more personal query. Luise Rainer's favorite costume is the slack suit. Why? "Not to be peculiar do I dress like that and let my hair be wind-blown. But because I know this style suits me best. I could put on a lot of fancy things, but my uniform is most flattering to my personality. Yes," she smiled, "I am positive many presume I am very stingy. I like a certain pattern and have blouses and slacks cut from various materials and in many colors. 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