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“My son told me ‘Happy Father’s Day’ and proceeded to bombard me with a bunch of paper cranes on the kitchen table, I couldn’t even count them there were so many.”
“Why did it take me so long to say this? Uh. No reason.”
“John’s been crying over the table for the past two hours.”
“NO I WASN’T-“
“I came by to check on Ryder when he didn’t come to our session and I found John crumbled on the ground with a pile of cranes on the table, and that was definitely more than two hours ago. It’s okay to admit you were crying, John.”
“…………..”
Charles Chaplin hosted a party at Harry Sugarman's Tropics in Beverly Hills in November 1936. Seated left to right in the outdoor patio of the Tropics are Mr. Chaplin, Anita Loos, Paulette Goddard and John Emerson.
How's the best boy doing?
“I’m doing good! I think…Besides the…Littlun dying…”
“Sloth and Lust have been great listeners, it’s nice…I don’t really have anyone to ramble on to at home. If I’m not helping Mama at the daycare, then I stay at home alone all day until either her or father comes back in the evening. Sometimes father comes home slightly irritated and I get concerned, but I usually just stay in my room until he calms down.”
“It’s not like he’s mad, it’s just…uhm…I guess I’m clingy and it annoys him when he gets home.“
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Round One, Part Thirteen!
Who's the worse dad?
John Emerson VS. Clark Kent
John Emerson
Clark Kent
View the brackets here. Reasons for submission under the cut.
Newlyweds----John Emerson, well known director in the background, and Mrs. John Emerson, formerly Anita Loos, "master of the sub-title" in the foreground. On the left is Constance Talmadge who will be starred in an Emerson-Loos production "A Temperamental Wife," to be distributed by First National Exhibitors' Circuit. Norma Talmadge, who will soon be starred in a series of First National releases is the lady on the right.