Show Valentino Valentines sOwn Own Story of Life I I MY I P PAYS YS SOULFUL TO IllS HIS RUdolph nudolph Valentine In this chap chap- chapter tet ter o of oC his lit life lICe paints with words or love a picture of or his mother that Is one on of or the th greatest creates tributes utes ever written The love lovo of ot my father and my m mother molher he h writes w w s a one on ot of othe the tho true truo loves ot or the tho world one or of the dearest married loves It has ever eer been lily tny privilege to see seo-n see lasting love Copyright 1926 by New York Ev Graphic All rights reserved OT INSTALLMENT EXT That day dy d y In Paris several lays claya ago I was sitting In our suite awaiting the tho Interviewers As soon toon as Aldro Daven entered I spotted him as they say In New York And nd nd I was not wrong I had nd confirmation by the fact that Natacha's eyes eye met mine on the Instant and we wo nodded as Ir if to say sayAh h you recotr-o recotr o him too too too- I 1 n I-en to Interview Instead or of bIn Interviewed I asked him his name his occupation occupation l pation atlon his ambitions and various L questions of a 0 like lute nature which doubtless took him hint considerably by surprise seeing as he ho had come como to todo todo todo do tha tho same samo amo thIng thins to me He lie told me sue his bill name and that ho he was WM writing for or The The- The Theatre atre et Comedia and the ParIs Journal I Immediately came back at him with the suggestion that ho go co Into pictures He lie He replied It was unthinkable le I My wa was aroused to- to to with m my rising belief beller In young Daven tn as a D screen possibility I 1 set ct out to convince him that he ho should gIve five I e up tho art of writing tor for the art of or the screen I told him hint my own plans n ld assur d him that It if he would ac- ac accompany ac company me back to the United States my return I would give him a part In my next picture sr r It might be bt I told him that I was wa hoping to todo todo I do Monsieur Beaucaire and that It If I did there would certaInly a a good food part In It for tor him I had to talk a n long lone while I dont don't suppose any other screen eini be-eini- be- be begins gins In the annals or of o the tho screen ever had hod to have havo so o mue much pressure brought to bear upon him or her heras as did the distrait Monsieur en Daven But Dut ho tin finally ally gave cave me his word that he lIe would be bo with mo mc when I should hould set sail for America again Toni Tom Tow row V TO Italy We e are arc still hero here tonIght To- To Tomorrow To Tomorrow morrow w we cj g 1 to to-Ital to Italy to-Italy Italy I have another night In whIch to write my diary diary ha expected to go co on but I Natacha Is f t ling line rather badly I begIn to fear tear she sho ho will not be b able to make the grade with us all of the wa way Auntie and I laugh lauth at her ler and tell her she should have hav OUR strength id nd nerve e but when It comes to tho the aforementioned dirt lust dust and dishevelment PLUS PIUS my drivIng which I am ant suro uro Natacha would describe as IS reprehensible It Is a a bit too much for tor Natacha's s nse of ot humor I suppose each one or of o us meets meela the special pedal thing we wo can not stand the th proverbial straw that breaks the traditional camels camel's back bacle This tort sort of ot a 0 trip Is that straw to Na- Na Natacha Na Natacha tacha Not that I think It would be It If she had bad started out on the tho journey feeling tit fit It but the th last year or two have hav been trying and difficult ones one for or her And be be- be because caus be-caus cause caule she ahe sh has met them theist with high courage the tir calm cahn the tho earnest be be- be lIer In tho the eventual rightness of our cause U lias as told upon her en- en endurance en endurance durance I have 1 often octen noted about women that they can stand t nd l up under the most tremendous strains the most devastating calamities and wilt will break under somo slight thing such such as motoring on one wheel for tor 0 ONE 1 0 01 Or Tim TIlE TRUEST LOSES I fe remember today with D a a sharp I ly sharply etched distinctness the th time of ot my fathers father's death Thero waa WILlI wa something very vry and ald beautiful very nry dear and In- In Intimate In Intimate between my mother and my father tather I think It Jt was wai cite ona of the tho true truo love loves of or tho the world one ono ot of the tho dearest married 1 loves It Itha has hili over ever been bom my privilege to see In fact tact It If I lu have vo nn any concerning marriage eo and lh ho one the tho great the lasting love lova and andI andI I 1 have hav I owe ow It U to that early example It If I h had ld been ben told beforehand that my ny father was WIlS to die would III have O prophesied that It woul would l break kill annihilate my mother I would have declared that hat she would never survive ur It never stand up under tho the loss TOO roo C T J JO IO 0 It would have havo been the tho do- do destroying de rl t not to bo be en endured n dured durell But my father did diddie die dle And when he died my mother wa was one of or the tho tear women tearless less and lind u Grief she Iho ho know knew or of course Out But in her grief I 1 had the feeling that she was asia asia- sus sustained tamed by some lome Inner thing that no one elso cite could know Some secret and beautiful or of ora ofa ofa a bond between my father anti and herself that even death had no power to sever They wera still sUIi and together and she tho knew it There aro some som few Cew like that Two Individualities conic come together maintain their sop sep separate sep separate arate Individualities K Jt they havethe have havethe the tho proper spirit but their lire life streams merge one Olle and andare andare are aro never divisible divisible- again even when death seems to strike them asunder It was I believe this lovely and tender and mystical spirit that gave gate my mother the tho proud and beautiful strength she aho had when my fathers father's earthly presence away front from her She knew what abc sho knew Womans Woman's holy courage was vas first revealed to me m In my mother I 1 saw It first at my fathers father ta hers her's death death- deathbed deathbed deathbed bed even as I saw law his part In It when he lie Ie called my brother U Al- Al Alberto Al berto and myself to his bedside turned his taco face already palo pale and I I I fixed In iii the tho final lineaments lineament of ot death held beld out the crucifix and sal said 1 to 10 us us My Iy boys hoys love lovo your mother and above all lo all ioe all love e your I IN The tall cathedral the candles candles flowen massed In iii symbolic d de- de my signs my sister lister sobbing softly ottly by byi my my my iny my brother pale palo and with compressed lips lips-I lips I myself I sobbing too though trying to re- re restrain rc strain and myself and seeming to be b betho I the tho center of or It 11 all the Iho he pale frail silent and Indomitable figure fleure of my moth mother r bearing her great grief trappings trap as u an acolyte bears the tho trap trap- pings of ot some sacrament task tuk Later on after alter the funeral had distant become a solemn part o ot or a dis IIla- IIla tant past pat I can remember her kneeling before the tho altar candles i In the cathedral not so much praying as holding communion with him hint who had hod but preceded her Still loving 10 him hint Still feel feel- I Inc feelIng tag Ing the tho sense enso ense of or togetherness hOLINESS ISS 01 01 LOVI Love Lovo can never be ho a light thing with me with such memories MY boyish boISh heart hoart was thus early carly Im- Im Impressed Impressed Im Impressed pressed sealed by the enduring enduring- enduringness enduringness ness of or love I shall never for for for- forget for get It never come from under that first profound seriousness and beauty ot or the tho right love of the theone theone theone one man for tor the tho one ono woman and vice versa I often orten think that such liuch endur endur- endur endurance ance alice as came Canto to me mc In lit m my later trials my days day of or starvation and privation in New York may have come to me nia direct front from that bravo and gallant callant little figure or of ormy my mother For she had learned a 0 stern lesson In the classroom of courage and anti fortitude Even her early life lite was a preparation for tor she sho he had gone cone through the terrors and privations of ot the siege of ot Paris Does Docs one ever know women rho rhe Great Lover Lo asks aski that question and ANSWERS It in to tomorrow's to- to tomorrow's tomorrow's morrows morrow's Installment of or lib Ills Inti- Inti Inti Intimate mat mate hart to Story tor of ot isis iris lire AH All the thc thoughts that Hint ome to It hIm hini as lie he journeys to Isis his home an set let tIOn tIO n as only 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