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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1920

Page

28

Stage to Screen: Theodore Roberts Talks Careers and Letters

Theodore Roberts compares stage and film work noting more security and audience reach in pictures. He advises Lewis Sargent to pursue both school and acting, cites past stars, and recalls fan letters from Alenath Binford and Theodore himself.

Miss Pickford Chaplin Fairbanks Theodore Bessie Love Hopper de Wolf Hopper Lewis Alenath Binford Arapahoe Avenue Los Angeles Mr. Roberts Théodore Roberts Lasky Studio Hollywood Cal Alenath

Love and Loss Shape a Lorimer Woman’s Life

A group of professional women hear a tale from Sarah Kenton about her Aunt Lucy a faded older woman who refused a marriage for fifteen years to honor a buried memory. Lucy’s secret traced to a first love with David Allen a poet next door whose brief kiss and a sprig of syringe blossoms marked a life steadied by poverty and duty. Lucy’s hesitation to remarry stems from that memory and her need to remain independent in old age.

Sarah Kenton Sarah Botticelli Lucy David Allen David Boston

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Australia Cecil de Mille Ness Mr. Lewis Sargent Lasky Studios The Fred Cr Mau Aunt Lucy Dorothy Canfield H. S. Barbour
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