Judge, 1923-07-07 · page 14 of 36
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THE WHITE-WASHING-HOLLYWOOD FILMS—BY RALPH BARTON In which a misinformed public is set right about life behind the silver sheet. There are far more sinning min- isters of the gospel than wicked movie actors. Hollywood folk, contrary to the gen- eral belief, mate but once and remain forever after faith- A day’s work in the film studios is so strenuous that no actress can keep awake after sundown, and the slumber of the just is the only night life known in Hollywood. Screen vampires and villains are, in private Stardom is never, never attained save by life, invariably gentle home bodies and earnest dint of hard labor, and stars are never scholars. selected save by Duse and Bernhardt standards. comicbooks.com