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Carl Wilmore, Boston Post, Boston, Massachusetts, April 18, 1920.
Friends of Mrs. Chapin declare this to be an excellent
likeness. It was taken when she was 15 years old, just before
she put up her curls. She appears rather pensive,
doesn‘t she?
(...) Photo, Boston Post, April 18, 1920
& „You can lead a horse to water, but you cannot make him
drink,“ is the old adage. However, it is a good guess that he will take
a sip or two after Mildred has led him into the brook. Photo
shows her in the days before she met Charlie.
(...) Photo, Boston Post, April 18, 1920
„How much are the roses?“
Editorial content. „Mildred Tells Why She Secretly
Married Charlie“ (...)
„By Carl Wilmore
REEL 2 – ROMANCE
LOUIS B. MAYER STUDIOS, Mission Road, Los
Angeles, Calif. – I found Mildred on one of the big stages
of the studio.“ (...)
„I didn‘t see him again for several weeks. I thought about
him, of course, but more as a regretful memory than
anything else. There was to be a grand fete on the Lasky lot
– a war benefit, I think. It was a brilliant affair.
We all had booths – Blanche Sweet and I had a flower
booth.
The crowds were enormous. All the movie world was
there. I was selling some flowers, when I heard
somebody say, ,How much are the roses?‘ It was Charlie!
I almost dropped.“ (...)
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