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in discovering your magazine therefore, has been extraordinary. I think you will find hundreds of people who feel as I do, and will rejoice in a magazine whose statements anent the movie world can be accepted without our having a sneaking idea that it's all "press stuff." I am sure, also, that your constructive criticism will be a great, help to the movie world as well as a delight to the readers.
You are fortunate in having such a witty and brilliant staff of writers — each and every one seems perfect to me, — Delight Evans is particularly entertaining. But then, I have thoroughly enjoyed each and every line from cover to cover and happily agree with Frederick James Smith's review of the year. Possibly it is egoism, but I thoroughly enjoy reading things that agree with my own ideas on movie subjects — and thank the powers that you do not have sticky, oozy, and thoroughly insincere interviews. In short, Screenland is the only magazine that approaches the movie world from a sensible standpoint.
Here's wishing you all kinds of success.
Sincerely, (Mrs.) Gertrude Stickle.
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into drama. She first met Charlie Chaplin, when she had her arm in splints as the result of an automobile accident. She met Charlie at a party, and he inquired after her arm, and asked her if she didn't want to go into the pictures. She thought it was a joke and said surely she did. She supported Charlie in one of his early pictures and didn't like her work a bit. She thought he would never ask her to work in another. But he did. She appeared in his support in picture after picture, but her first chance at dramatic acting came in The Kid. She did so well that Charlie starred her in A Woman of Paris.
The success she achieved in this picture led Chaplin to form a company for her on his lot. She is to star in a series 01 dramatic stories, which Chaplin will supervise. No more comedies for Edna.
Sic transit gloria comcdiae. We mourn their loss. There are plenty of dramatic actresses now, but painfully few comediennes. As the poet so aptly put it :
"Laugh and the world laughs with you. Weep and it gives you the laugh."
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