I was introduced to Otis Werner, the other day, and he told me a good deal about it.

Werner is with one of the big concerns here--the Continental, I think--and he's a very nice and gentlemanly fellow.

I'll introduce you to him, some time, and he'll tell you all the wonders of the motion picture business." "I haven't witnessed one of those atrocious exhibitions for months," announced Beth; "nor have I any desire to see one again." "Not our own special picture ?" asked Patsy reproachfully.
"They had no right to force us into their dreadful drama," protested Beth.

"Motion pictures are dreadfully tiresome things--comedies and tragedies alike.

They are wild and weird in conception, quite unreal and wholly impossible.