I 0 not sneer at the fan, Mr. or
D Miss Star, for they are the one:
3 who pay your salary»!
. Indirectly of coursewbut nonetheless
surely. For the lovers of the screen
and of its players are the ones who
keep the dim'es.ind quarters jingling
Into the box office and that is the way
you are paid, ., ,
Ant; if the fans love you, then, in—
deed are you favored of fortune-while
if they do not—curtains»! All the abil-
ity in the world. or all the beauty or
good looks or experience count for
nothing if you do not appeal to Mr.
. and Mrs. Fan and all the little fans
who go to the_neighborliood houses to
see you in your pictures.
Do Their Best.
; That is why the (lmpwingz ones try
1 their best to please and when they can
{0 Show their gratitudcdor the sup-
port accorded ti'ism. Of late years,
however, the multiplicity of stars and
. the consequent enormous increase in
i picttzre-goers, has brought about a
problem of its own:
; ‘ The fans are great ones to ask for
photor'rnphs of the stars and leading
players. Time. was when the star
cbuld attend to this easily. But when
ya- get a hundred or two or three a
. daywit gets to been big proposition. So
of late many stars have decided that
I nominal sum should.be collected for
their pictures to be donated to~some
dignity—all above, the actual cost. of
making and'mailing the photos, that is.
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Again,_ many fans expect personal
answers to letters. ”But that would be
an utter impossibility because the play-
ers are busy people and if they med.
to answer even a" tithe‘ of the {letters
received they. would have no time in
which to act.l so they :héve recre-
taries, some of them, while frequently
it is impossible to anew" at 311.111:
magarines and papers devoted to the
screen must afiord the “green room"
where the artists and public can meet
and where the latter can learn some-
thing about the formers' modes of liv-
ing and ideals. That's why, colloquial-
ly the photoplay periodicals are termed
“fad" magazines.
Many fans write odd letter; and
then there are some who are probably
not fans at all. who beg? and ask all
kinds of impossible things of. the-stars.
They want the old dresses, or other
things used or worn in pictures, not
realizing that the bulk of these are {ur-
nishe'd by the studios and when used
by the stars are rebuilt (in the case of
gowns) for extra players' wear.
Some people write for money for
various so-called charities. If these
were granted—the stars would soon be
SOiflfl through insolvency-
Wally]: Popular.
“'allace Reid is one of the great
popular favorites with men and women
—and children. The Paramount star
looks just‘ what he is—a wholesome.
big~h'earted, goodmatured and genial
ycung American. And he gets letters
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