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THE TIMES: mAy 1919
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LIVE WIRE STUDIO NOTES
NEWS OF BRIDGEPORT'S THEATRES
STORIES ABOUT STARS
THAT YOU LIKE TO SEE SHINE
t EDITED BY DAVID J. LUSTIGr
JOTTINGS 1
(By D. J. L.) J
l-ittln Miriam I). J. I., says that
summer is almost here. Wo hope she
Is riht.
Ami t h p y da need nnfl sang" and
fipokp linos and everything, didn't
they Kdward?
And we lnucrhed and pimpled and
everything Just like the audience who
paid to g-et in, didn't we Kdward?
And afterward wo went horn,
didn't we Kdward?
'Yes, sorrowfully answers Edward.
"Whon an audience says an art nr
A actor is good the actor should
Judge from the tone used if this is
sincere or not. Actors are quick to
jump fit conclusions.
The birds have shed their feathers
and on our way down street we have
a bupy time trying to take everything
In hut there's lots we miss so w take
nur fu4ta-kick Stove along to glimpse
what we miss. Nothing like co-operation,
what?
A screen player remarked the other
day that the trouble with too many
"Dollies' is that they make biscuits
just like they play the piano and cook
meals like they sing.
Daily poem: (whe i we writs one):
Some cry for the moon, others howl
for the sun; we work (?) hard all
day and our work is never done.
Now I'm eoing to join the mad mob
who are seeking the man who invent
e d w o r k.
