Millard County Chronicle | 1929-03-07 | Page 2 | Some Marriage Dreams That Don't Come True

Some Marriage Dreams That Dont Don't Come True During the present season prospective chorus girls applied for tor employment with New York city's theatrical the the- theatrical 1 producers Most of ot them came from small towns and cities from allover all allover allover over the country About found Jobs with shows good bad and In in- different What became of the theother other It would be difficult to say The average overage professional life of chorus girls Is three short years and they may expect many weeks of Idleness In Inthis Inthis this There re always is an nn over over- overabundant abundant an t supply of ot new ones ones to select from every fall Perhaps r attain to speaking parts In plays In one seato sea sen- son The rest lest are rarely heard of ot again Most struck stage-struck girls dream of brilliant marriages to men of ot wealth but that Is an Illusive dream 0 O. O. O McIntyre New York theatrical critic says not more than titan ten tea chorus girls have married millionaires In the last ten years anti and most of ot these matches have ended In fa divorce