The Theatre Regent Theatre and Little Miss Constance Binney
A theatre note ponders height in women and introduces actress Constance Binney, described as five feet three-quarters inches tall, as part of a scene at the Regent Theatre. The piece contrasts tall wishes with shorter, charming figures.
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Height craving starlet eats crusts at East Street boarding house
A young actress famed for her first starring roles in Realart films reportedly eats crusts at a boarding house on 29 East to grow taller. Studio heads say she will scale new heights anyway and suggest waffles and maple syrup as a healthier aid. In The Stolen Kiss based on Little Miss By-the-Day, Miss Binney stars as a towering screen heroine at the Regent theater on May 19 and 20.
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