Ormi Hawley — Motography’s Gallery of Picture Players (1913) 🇺🇸

Ormi Hawley always has things and people come her way. It seems perfectly natural for them to do so and Ormi lets them, trusting to fate and the scenario editors to have events turn out right, and they always do.

Furthermore, it is Miss Ormi’s lot to play the society girl, which part permits of her wearing the loveliest clothes, and it is also Miss Ormi with whom the rich young man and the poor but deserving rival always and ever fall in love. So her lot is not a hard one by any means as the Lubin actors are gallantry personified and, anyway, Miss Ormi likes her work as ingénue and juvenile so well that the picture-making is a constant pleasure to her.

She is an attractive girl, Miss Ormi, and has a foremost place in the gallery of motion picture beauties. But greater than that honor she prizes the knowledge that people like her. She can’t help knowing about it, because they write and tell her.

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Collection: Motography Magazine, January 1913