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She wavered between smiles and tears, and I was never sure which would come, sunshine or rain. "I'll be playing nothing but vamp parts," she cried; "if they type me like that." How nearly correct she was can be told today — for seven years Myrna Loy played nothing but exotic Orientals and vampires. Shortly after she signed that first contract, Myrna purchased a home. It was not a large house — just comfortable. But had it been the palace of the King of England, the owner could not have been prouder. She hated apartments ; she still hates them. She adores sitting alone with her phonograph. She has pet records, and I remember that on more occasions than one I was driven to the point of madness when she played the same music over and over again. She permitted no interruptions during her record recitals — silence was always golden. Myrna has never lost her love for music. Everywhere she goes, she has harmony close at hand. Nights when she cannot sleep she sits beside her phonograph and plays for hours. Recently new neighbors moved into the house next to her own — Miss Loy was still living in the bungalow she purchased years ago. The first night after their arrival Myrna experienced one of her sleepless spells. Next morning the neighbors expostulated. Myrna apologized — but she commenced a search for a new place to live. If the law demanded that she not disturb her neighbors, then she determined to find a house that had no neighbors. By a fortunate turn of fate, she had just finished "The Barbarian," co-starring with Ramon Novarro. The Mexican star was soon to leave for a concert tour in Europe, and arrangements were made for Myrna to occupy his mountain-top home. She is there now, and is likely to remain until Novarro's return. Perhaps she may remain after Novarro's return! When people ask her if there is truth to the rumor that she is engaged to Ramon, she only smiles enigmatically and replies, "No spik English!" That is as far as anyone ever gets with romantic inquiries. Miss Loy remained under contract to Warner Brothers for five years. One day, without warning she was released from contract and was she frightened. She was so scared that when she tried to tell me about her "calamity" she was almost tongue-tied. You see, Myrna is a very modest, self-effacing young woman, and she was certain that if Warner officials no longer wanted her, other studio executives would be equally disinterested. The struggle she staged for the next two years was inspiring. Myrna determined that her career in motion pictures was hampered because she was distinctly typed as a vampire. "I'll never play another Oriental !" she cried. "I'll starve first." She was in no danger of starving, for Myrna had saved her money carefully when she was under contract. Nevertheless, she exhibited courage when she rejected big salary offers for vampire roles. She shook her head to such offers so constantly that shaking became a habit, and she almost said no when she was offered the part of the wife in "Animal Kingdom." She caught herself in time, however, and "Animal Kingdom" is the picture that Myrna loves for two reasons — she thinks she gave her best performance to date in the part of the wife, and the picture proved to producers that Miss Loy can play sympathetic roles as well as she can enact exotic heavies. I have no doubt that she is headed for sure stardom. Even so, I might feel that my opinion is prejudiced by friendship if I did not know that so many others share the belief. Myrna is a universal favorite among the masculine interviewers and writers, and we boys customarily gather at luncheons and fling ideas and gossip across tables. For many years we have had a favorite question, and never a con