almost, Luise Rainer let it be known sotemnty, wistfully,—penitently recently on her arrival in New York that she is ready to return to Hollywood and make motion pictures as her bit toward lessening the woes of the world. Back from a desolate Europe, to which she had virtually banished herself in quest of peace and heart's-ease last February, the little, dark-haired lady with the large, sad eyes and the gallant smile allowed that was the least she could do—or perhaps the most—to bring an occasional ray of sunshine into the tortured hearts of the peoples abroad. And so, if the proper arrangements can be made and a suitable story found, she is prepared to let bygones be bygones and return to the lion's len.
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