The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 22, 1926, Page 7

TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1926 ‘NPOP On The Trail By Taylor Y FINGERS ON THE TRIGGERS — SURROUND THE PLACE AND CoT OFF EVERY AVENUE OF ESCAPE ‘MOM TOMORROW This Actress Wants Action, Not Sympathy, One of the first things the av- erage actress asks when she isj offered a part in motion pictures is: “Will the character get sym- pathy?” But Margaret Living- ion, who plays the highly dram- the role of Violet Deering in the William Fox sereen version of “Havoc,” which shows tomorrow at the Strand Theat is not the average actress. She is far above the average. | Sympathy on the screen means moihing in the young life of Miss Livingston. What she high-powered parts which | histrionic ability. If they get the! desired sympathy, well and if they don’t, well and good anyway. i “I have done the best work of my career in the adventuress type of parts,” said Miss Liv:ngston re-| cently in diseussing the subject. “*The Chorus Lady’ one of these. I have never gotten sym- pathy in my paris, but I found I! did get attention. And that, in the long run, is what counts. I want parts which will be noticed by the audience. Love interest must be in the picture, but I don’t} care whether I have it or not. I want to act and if I get the chance} io act in a picture, whether I’m an| adventuress, bad woman or what, | T'll be satisfied. “My part in ‘Havoc’ is a cold, coddled girl of. glish s ciety who plays with men’s hearts | and breaks them just « he might | break and discard toys of which | she was tired: The audience will| , not like this girl Violet Deering, | T 0 D A Y 5 but they certainly will notice her; ANNIVER SARIES leased.” | jREe A. | IMYSTERIOUS| NOTE TELLING WHERE AMY THis 15 THE PLACE, MEN THE BiG MANSION ON Tor oF THE RiLL is HELD A CAPTIVE, POP IS WOT on “hE HEY ~ THERES FRESH AUTL TRACKS LEADING OUT OF THE ORIVE wAY — Tue Pence is CESERTED that of | eoeeecesevsr-v90 TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS ee ee | eo s| ’ CONVENTIONS OPENING TODAY If they do that I will be * Others in the “Havoc” George O’Brien, Madge Bel Wal.er McGrail, David Butl ded by the English for De- Harvey Clark, Wade Botelery| 1) 9i¢ and surrounding territory. Edythe Chapman, Eulalie Jensen, | Leslie Fenton and Bertram Grass- | by. The picture is from the stage success of the same name, It was 4 @irected by Royland V. Lee and| New Orleans. Perished with the : M souldine: | Greely expedition in the far North, adgpted by Edmund Goulding. | June 6, 1884. * . . . ted SP ea : WINNIPE tional Assoc’ eocsvcesecosceeces born in 's ago tod q . Interna- tion of Gyro Clubs. | | Firs: civil government Princess Beatrice, eldest daugh- and Queen of adrid, 17 years COLUMBUS, 0. Council United Comme elers. — Supreme | ter of the King cial Trav-| Spain, born in J Octave P. Pavy, noted born near 1844 ees | CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind.——Su-} ch, celebrated director, born many, 67 years ago n, noted poet, alist, born at Died April 7, 1914. 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