After The War, In Which I Served

The Inconvenience, The Glaring Lights, The Long Hours Of Waiting, And The Repetition Of Every Scene Are All Calculated To Defeat Anything More Than A Real Mastery Of Love Technique.

Things Which Do Not Require Effort Of Some Sort Are Seldom Worth Having.

The Average Person Is Gregarious; There Is Something In The Spirit Of The Crowd That Adds To The Enjoyment Of Entertainment.

There's Something Vichy About The French.

Actors Who Are Lovers In Real Life Are Often Incapable If Playing The Part Of Lovers To An Audience. It Is Equally True That Sympathy Between Actors Who Are Not Lovers May Create A Temporary Emotion That Is Perfectly Sincere.