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THE TIMES: JTJXE 10, 1919
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LIVE WIRE STUDIO NOTES
NEWS OF BRIDGEPORT'S THEATRES
AND STAGE
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STORIES ABOUT STARS
THAT YOU LIKE TO SEE SHINE
EDITED BY DAVID J, LUSTIG
JOTTINGS
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(By D. J. LO
They rallod her "Thn Woman Who
Xovor Smiled." She became quite a
tar and yrt nho did not mile. She
had Hovrrat motors, a beautiful man
Klon, and In fact everything thut tends
to mako one happy. Plie met a
wealthy man who fell lt lovo with her
and they went about a bit. But she
was iipvcr aeon to smile. Whlln Kit
ting In tho atudlo onn day awaJUn
her director's call, her awaetheart
eated by hr aid", tnok her hand
jfflntly In his and nskod, "Why Is it.
dear, that you never seem happy?"
'I amb-happy," h miide answer.
"Put," continued tho man, "why Is It
you have never been seen to pmlle?"
"It ts a rret," rej'lled tho Cinema
celebrity. "But I Khali tell you. I
Haw in a book on How to bo Beauti
ful' that If one didn't want wrinkles
one should never smile. That Is why
I am known as "The Woman Who
Xevcr amllcd."
r In keeping their their theatres cool
I and comfortable. Tho local theatres
i are cool no matter how warm it may
be out of doors.
So G raldlne Farrar and her hub
by are goInK to double up in pictures
for tho comlnff season.
