Salt Lake Telegram | 1931-06-12 | Page 2 | Starr Faithfully Not 'Wild', Sister Declares

I I I I St Starr rr Faithfull Not Wild Sister Declares r NEW v YORK June Jung 12 UP UP- UP Elizabeth Tucker Faithfull attractive attractive tive ive sister of Starr Faithfull denied toda today oday that her dead sister was Incorrigibly incorrIgibly in- in corrIgibly wild and attributed Starrs Starr's frequent drinking escapades and nd emotional outbursts to her artistic artistic ar temperament Starr was a good girl at heart Tucker told the United Pr Press s in an exclusive interview and she had great reat ambitions to become a writer She had a a. natural flair lair for it and I think she wrote exceedingly we well Her ler style was rather staccato staccato staccato-an an Impressionistic sort sori of writing writing and and and andI I thInk she would have been a success suc- suc cess ess 1 if she had not been such a nerous nervous nervous ner- ner ous excitable t type Pe Tucker said she and Starr were devoted to each other and Starrs Starr's death eath has been much more of a shock hock than all the newspapers are making out The year old sister of ot the dead girl sirl irl is good looking and dresses well Starr liked the theater a lot she said aid and frequently went to musical musical musical musi musi- cal comedies She went to the movies occasionally and read a large number number numer num- num ber er o of books She ran with an older crowd than r I did and I didn't know many of her ler friends 1 I like athletics foot athletics foot foot- ball all games and things thing's like that that but but Starr didn't go in for that sort o of thing hing