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jTS lftP TO KEEP
Hew I Became
A Mevie Star
As Told te
INEZ KLVMPll
What Has Alreadj Happened
Dorethy I anr, u ini-iei' n ;irf.
ambitious te hrcemr a irrt'm utm,
ichile nn a trip te Xrir Ynrh, tinrti
Lawrence Frrin'h. n prrsi mn'iit,
tche Ittcunyt intm itrd in her ntnl
seevrti for lu nn i.i;iofen( jmrt
playing oppesiti -Jehn .fnrj, i
jameus tnr. inad inks hernthv
te marry htm, hut "he rrjuf . irnl
isinff that the cnui 1tr l.iwrrncf
French. Dorethy nor te Jthara tu
play a part i a jiiclinc, I.mrrcmc
French aski hi r te muri him. but
they postpone tin u ilillnq until th'
picture i ttniilul. H htn (ryxtal
May, tht IvntUna lady. ni' fe
take a dnnyeteui Imp nrci thi fnlh
the dircctei i;irc tin rnr te Iioio Iieio Iioie
thy, premntixj te rvlnrnr hri pnrt.
Crystal May irwj. te oe wi vllh
the picture unlcti tin dim 'or uln
down Dorethy k pn t ind 'fi tii
big scene 111 1 t'lystnl hed mode the
leap. Doiethy 11 pniuerted te eon een
tinue With the pUtuie in sptti e the
fact that Crytel in!! t nedit .
the bl'j i rn' inf 1W11W. iJenitliti
riiiked htr life.
And Here It Ceiiliniifs
TTOW
about hinuij; uppui . m-
ulifrc. 1 lnlil ' Y"'l HiU'it Ik'
ittirved," l.nrr akMl a- vr li-n th
minister's.
I looked down nt ui In u 'int. tlu'-lj-frem
that Inns tiip in tin- tr.iln. thnusht
of hew bedrusuliMl 1 lek-il. unl hur-t
Inte lauchter. I'd ulwaj-' thenciir I'd
liave n wedrlinc in tin- chnr.-li at home,
with six brtdfMiiiudx and .1 dnm'i' aftff
ward, and in-tend f tl'iit 1 " I been mar
ried in a dusty suit and hadn't even had
tl chance te x.i.h m tare- before the
ceremony '.
"They'd threw iui uit of anv hi-.-restaurant,
looking : I de," I trt'l
him. "I'd much rather S te that won
derful fruit t-tirr" en Fifth nveu-ie
where they hn'' the ninrtelein ln'
cream sedu''. and limr nt hast tliree t
them: lt'H se het tonight that nothing
else would be as gnnd."
Larry pruteMdl. but S via reiild see
my point of i And l.en Iie'd had
one Mila which he -wure mis the niext
inuocueui drink in tne world and I'd
hud two hu npred itli nn that ilwn.i
nt least a imbrue weddims supper. evn
though it wn'l mt tilluij.
"We'll hint- n nijiilir en" tomor
row," he ilednted "Wi 11111 m'I
Jehn Scwurd. where'd you drop from?"
My he,art sunk -t i-jiilir te m he.-u,
and I choked ever the last of i.i soda.
I'd been se hanpv. a 'id new hrr was
the worst part" ut iuj lite bobbin,; up
te meet in.'. Wlinr if .lehn Seward
lield home siud8 .iKaiii-i n.e t. r tu1i
1115 away after I'd told t'.e. reporters
that I wns enpaseii te iiim'1
And then suddenlv I r allied that rny
burdens weie en l.urrv's jheulderx
new; he'd take ai of 111c no matter
what happened.
And two necen Is later I r-nlizcd tnut,
if Jehn Seward ,hud eer hacl nnv
KmdKC againt iue. In 'd furceti-n uil
about it.
"Come or- with me. 'ten kids." he
exclaimed, (lut''hni I.urr ami me bv
. the arms. ' We i stinwint; 'Unjliehi'
n!i! the projection room in half an hour
for a bundi t the bissf-t inhibitors in
the country, and 1 Mem that it'll make
Dorethy a star. I'e Imcu se excited
ever the thing that I'w b'-n walhinn
the aTcnut. tryini; te net settled down.
Come en hurrj I"
lie bundled ui into a tn.. m'ii SJ-
FOR YOl Ii SCHAPUOOK OF STLRS
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Zie Daily Mevie Magazine
4 FOURTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY ' WORKING WITH
1I1 1 4irr and I sitting oil the hi,'
-'it. while lie perched en one of the
little folding ones in front of us. It
kept collapsing with him. and he'd care
fully prep it up and try te sit en it
a;raiii perfect lj seriously. It was
nwtully funny, jet he was se en edge
that he didn't seem te realize that.
I iMi-n't the least bit excited, thnuifli.
I.nrrj was holding one nf my hands
the one with the dear little wedding r.ng
en it light in both of hi. And 1 told
my-elf thnt hnthlus thu could ever Imp
pen te me new threiiKh the moviei could
make nnj difteivuee. Net Men it Jehn
Si ward's prephei.k umc true mid I did
hf conic a star would I be e happy a
I uns 01 vr be'ni; l.arrj'a wife
We (hove ewr 10 one of the elfice
buililings en Kurty-second -tre. t, and
witit up te the projection loom where
the p.eture win te 1J(. shown I'd
iii-.it been th betere, but iarr told
tue th.it there was n company "which
made a speelaltv of renting projection
rooms te dlffeient companies.
There were several men theie that
iilitlit. even though it was rather lute.
There wns a man who wanted te run
oil tun reels of an industrial film for
sunn- man who owned a facterj , the
tirt man wunted te get the second one
f" hire him te m.ike some industrial
dims for him 1 identlj , hecuuse he kept
tulkliiR nlieu' what a wonderful thing
the were and hew before long the motion-picture
theatres of the country
would be renting their screens just the
wu the maga.iiies bull their back pnges
te udverti'-er".
Then there was another nmn who
kept raving around ami saying.
I getta
have u loom 10 show 'lirced' In! tiimine
a sheet and a machine, nnd 1 can -ell
'!reed' for Oklahoma. Arizona
and '
N"w Meice before midnight."
The man in charge told him that their
operators had all gene home except the
ones who'd been engaged in advance,
but that the "d get another one there
a- seen as peHhible. but he raved around'
just the same. ,
"He's get ii bum picture and hu wants (
te dispose of the States' rights before
the censers get nttcr him," I.nrry whis
pered te me as we went out of the main.
'1 tfice und into a stuffy place that wau
lighted just enough se that vve could
find our way te -eme leather chair at
'he bad; of thu loom.
I recognized several people among the
dozen or mere that were gathered there
the man who wrote the Mery from
which Jehn Seward had made bin pit
tue. and the director and one or two
ethers. The camera man was huddled
i.p 111 .1 turner, looking as weiried h
if the whole picture depended en him
he came ever and sat with uh, and l.e
-aid thai afternoon he'd been efferuu
$s') a week te "turn the crank" en n
picture that a woman who'd ju-t been
iiiiiiutti In a sen-anenr.! munh"- 'rm.
was going te make She had c ts of
tnetiev behind her, but he had reii sen
1 have nnv thing te de v 1th It I
(eiildn't help wishing that mere people
who are concerned in the making of pic
ti.rcb felt as he did about em h things
When thev turned out Iue lights
I.uir.v rendu d ever and took 1 v liana
nnd I slumped down in inj chair en
tditedly. I had begun te rtullze r au
I was prett tired, af'tei the long triln
journey and the e-cirement et getting
married nnd all thnt. Hut just the r h
hzutien thnt I had Lurry te Ink tare
of me made me feel mere rested a t
I'd dumped the weight of all mv f.i' g 1.
r n his should r-.
And then, as I '.it there 'li.nkiiii. ,!
him and the h.ure we'd have and a '"t
of things like that, something happen. d
thnt made mv jeart leunee up into mj
1 threat, and het and cold shivers run
till ever me. 1 wanted te jump from
my chnlr and nhriek, an ' I wanted te
ernwl under ir and hide tit the same
moment.
Fer there I is en the scie'i. '
Te he (eiiHiuirtl tomorrow
J22?l :3$Jisi?raHWftiSiaO&sKi
While "Wesley Murr was making '!' nmd," .1 musiial comedy came t 1
town. Marshall Ncilnn, Wcslej s d reetei wns invited but work pr
vented his t;eing, se the musical imnedv came te the studio and per
formed there. De jeu wonder from the left-hand picture why "W'es"
Harry hated te wcrk"' On the right nn assistant director is forcibly
bringing him hack te work
FILM COMPANY HAS
SUBWAY SYSTEM
FOR SALE CHEAP
I
F MOIIAMMFI) cant 8' te the
mountain t lir bring the mountain
te Mohammed.
That's the blejaii uhlh runs motion metion motien
plcluro studies and drives production
directors, art directors, technical dl dl
ucters. etc., ti in unlimdy grave.
Jack Conway wanted a subway. Jnel:
Conway is directing Herbert Ilaullntnn
in "The Millionaire" at Fnlversal I'ity,
. 'r,-nP1, mc v..w v..,i- st... i.
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West Coast studio when the picture
was started out tneie is new.
And whnt'n mere, there is a real sub
way train that runs en trucks, vvhi-h
defies the closest -crutl'iy te differentiate
LUNCH TIME
rrTrTwirrnT'T-rT
W iiufred Dun' wl n ide tl 1 ner, 1 ,, tatleii of "Mtm 1 die ,Te,' and
I "ji J. (jan'ir t ,e it.rei'ei -, a vvn'eruielen at high neon while en
location In the high Sierras L iv one had te wear old clothes, and
te igh ones at that, en this tr p as tue sites belecte I for phoiegraphing
were north of former Luke md evr wtnt.v miles from the neniesi
milread Eu-rj thing hnd te In- j ack. d 111, except the watermelons, and
.1 big field 01 them ad 10 ned the company camp
Answers te Questions by Mevie Fans
' KENDALL Send jour si,jiv te the'
producer, in the form of ;i 'juep-is.
jJaek Helt nnd 1,11a I.ee plej tin. lemlln
j roles in "After the "Shew." I'htirle-
I Ogle nlse ha" nn Important 1 nrt
OLOHA Unpen Hlls'lieb tm s- vvr.t
"ii another -.terj ler I'elleen Moere It
.H te b. culled "Sent for Out." This
epreHien is nn Irish idiom u-ed h
tin; relatives lelt in Iielund when the
fnndiy in Anierlea sends for them. Ne,
Colleen isn't married jit, hut there art
ran,, rn that simile blessedness will nt
0. ni'in f..r lenir. Colleen Is a fih-ndlv
ft.c s. ul uml l inn certain sue wmim
sen I you her picture if jeu uclte.l hi 1
ni 'e'
TI'li -"The Iren 'irull" is n pietur pietur
.znnen of the novel of the -.itim inline
1 It. v. Hindi. It is directed hv Wil-
ini N -il Your friend de.- reii s, , n,
t i be icn'ieinid 111 the ee-.
.ST lJi;-Yeu ash uheiit tne atun
1 cl,v Dainncc " Itluht here I nniy
s vv. 11 tell jeu that it bus been r. -
im.ed "Skin Deep." 'file oust Im hides
km Sdls und I'leieiice Vider In the
'ends Murcla Motion, Charles CIiiij
Tee Singleton nnd Walter Mull
I.Il.f.DX K. -- Yef. indeiii, the
1 Prisoner of Zeuda" is te'be filmed and
directed hy Hex Itieralii. Alicu Terry
wPI ldny the role of the levelj l'du
cess riavln.
HKTTY Mno Murrnv hns her own
eempuny, cnlled the Tiffany l'rodue l'redue l'rodue
tietiH, Inc. Her husband, Hubert Leon Leen
ard, is her director
NKI'IXY-- Alice Terrv plnjn the part
.f I.ugenje (Jrandet In ''The Ceiiquer-
uiK Power" She has hlue jes nnd
, dnrk red-brown hair. It is true, that
Ii wns horn in Vinccnuts. hid., In
I IJUllI III . ...ss..-: ,
metle la correct. V
n. . -t.i i. ...A.,te ir mv np
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THIS DISTRACTION
if in any way from tiie. Metropolitan
-.' -t'MIl.
Fer a month previous te the filming
of the scene Archie Hall, chief of the
ftudin technical department, and III
mer Shedy. t. t dlni'ter, were in con cen
ferem u ilmnsi daily. Injing plans fei
the building of this unique end expen
sive set.
1
TI1K sub v ii.v and its iniin is declaied
by the-v nciiitainted with New i"e.-i
I te be an eatt leplica of the famous
underground whi.zcrs that burrow un
der (I'ethtitu fiem the Hattery te A an
Cortland 1'nrk.
An enormeu- 'imeunt of detail wa wa
iiivelvd in the building of the Fnh-r-sal
Mihwa.v, ruiuirin;, the epei.(liture m
it mi go amejiin 01 nniu.v.
"W'c'te just linishitig the pirtmc, an 1
if the City of Les Angeles neisln a geed
-ireiid-h'uid -ubway. I knew where the
can secure one fairly leasoiiuble." ie
farkfil ltawlii-en te Majer tJceige
'r; er
0 LOCATION
ANN" CAHHOM". As far ns I knew, i
Iluster Kenten hns n. treuhlea. The
seri.iiir. lenk en his face does net neees
snrilj surest treuhh . With sllrU n
nice wife an Nnt.ilie Tnlinadite is. hew
itiuld he have nnv weiries?
IIi:UVi:Y Charles Miller wns en the
liKitiu.iite stntte for sixteen jeurs. Me
1 1111 be 1 cached ut the I.nmbs' Club, New
Ynik City. Write him there nnd I nin
eeituln vim will receive the lnfonnntien
vuu wish.
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()( Man 98 Will
Make His Dehut in Films
TIHi.SK who may have Imagined they
were tee old te act for the'"iiuivles"
might lensider tint case of Simuel
itltr. -i til 1 j -eit:ht, lale of Caitlu.ge,
Jli Mr Y'lier net only Is tp.irate.l
fi. .111 iii f in 111 j mark hj only two hrief
j.arH, l.ut he also ha hnd te usi
crutch's since he suffered a frnetiirt of
tin hli 'we jeni-s age.
Hut neithi 1 v.'u-s nor iniuiies diiiimi-l
ins glevvng iimhliiin te he a movie
nemr. Se he left Carthage, white he
zmm&xzsm&mmtMm&jmsmi
I ml lived 'joiiiluueusly for elght.v fmir
years, und dropped in en his griuul-en,
itujiiiend McKee, at theGeldvvjn Slu Slu
dies, (Silver City, Cullf., tl couple of
vvte'fs nge. '
Werd ban Just come that Mr. Tetter
hnu been given a re'e In u I'evv Irish
drnmn by Hupert Hughes, " Sent for
1 hit," which Is about te go Inte pin pin
ducilen. Chances are then are few, if
.my, n.er tl oreuj-hjoinir eptlinlsts than
this umi.'i' novice, Snjshc:
"1 "Mie"t te stmt my 100th jenr
op mv own two feet ugtiin."
Mr. Yet'i in exlicmely nvjlle, deRpite
his Ian. 1. ns L"p te the I line hi
hip.
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rn.iiviH iriirriireu iiu jiuu uvt-ii iiuiivu ut liifi
n'ofesBlen of breuhinsf horses.
DAUGHTER
T1II3 I1K0INS Tim STOUY
Jim Kentlrlc, a davll.mny-eitre, whole whele
lieiirted Ainerlcnn. In n Stexlcan Bum
bllnB Joint me t null Wen. nn elil rival
ntui enemy, with his companion, ft hnml hnml
seme woman In mnn's nttlre, who wlni
a Km at high Atakn rrem him. Ken Ken
ilrie has made n pact with his old chum,
llnrlew, te ke en u veng. for neme mys
terious Mexican treasure. At the llc llc
turtsriue m-ene of their exploit in the
McTlcnn mountain. iiKnln In mal nttlre,
10 tneir umnzement. uriDeivrs zeraiun..
It Appears the trensure-huntlnif p-irtv Is
in me cower or inn mrnnee woman nnu
h.sr coterie.. In u utnrtTln Intorvlew
the discloses that rhe is the Inst nf the
Aztee princesses, unit lns claim te the
treasure of iha Jtetitczumis. which Kon Ken Kon
tlrle Is scckliiK, Shs proffers him her
love nnd Is Mttcr when he says he hau
no tlme for leve. Meanwhile he hns sluht
pf an Amerlenn girl, Hetty Uerdnn, who
Is iK'ltnj held for ransom. Kentlrlc'H
friend, West, hns n. ranch nenrhy. .n
ralda, permits him te visit West, en con cen con
Citlen In) returns te her headquarters,
wcit proffers held Zeruldn eliews her
t)wcr by hnvlnir tiarlevv. who has cemu
under her spell, Imdly phet and lmrnlnir
down West's ranch. Kendrle, Keepliuf
I1I1 word, returns te Zernld.i's pliiee,
hut she Is avvnv, nnd he ilei Ides te malM
a getnvvaj He finds Hettv tinrilen anil
liremlsen te nld her. nies Is ulter treas
ure Suddenly Zeralda returni. hrlnnliut
West. whom sh'V has .lueeessfally
viirnred " Ite tells Kendrln that JWty
Is tcally n, notorious ilnnnr, which Ken
drle denies. ZnrMil.i develops 11 new plot
with nies te win K-ndrlc's love, nnd hy
n rovelutlon te cstnbllsh a stnte with
herself n. uuenn. Kendrle Is confined nt
the r.tneh. Zernldn Invites him te n din
ner, nt which both West nnd iinrlnw ivre
suests. 8he ures the three men and
liles te iilav n war.ie of rnrds for large
siakcs of keIiI, whhh she provides,
AMI HKIti: UMOXTIM i:s
TTAD net Hetty chosen te leek nt him
then Kcndrlc'a nnswer would liave
lieen a blunt, "Ne." Hut Hetty did leek,
nnd the glance wns n eloquent ns n
1 gush of stinging words. Without n
clue te the girl's thoughts, he merely set
her down as Iho most Illogical, imperti
nent nnd irritating creature it had ever
been his bad let te encounter. Fer
her eyes told him that lie wns an ani
mal of some sort of a crawling speclen
wliuli she abhorred. This nfter he hnd
put in long, troubled hours seeking the
vvaj te be of service te her!
"Hah." he said in his heart, btnrlng
ce'dtj at her until she nvertcd her eyes,
"they're nil the same." And te Zo Ze
1 lidit, "I'll play, but I play with my
( wn mono .'
Zmnida only laughed. His open rudc-iie-s
seemed unmarked.
"Itnrlr.'v,"' snld Kendrle, "I want .1
word with you first."
Harlow did net tuin or lift his eyes.
"Talk fa-t then," he retorted. "The
game s waiting." ,,
"In private, if you den t mind,
111 god Kendrle.
New Burlew looked ut him Kiillenly.
"After what happened lust night,
Kendile," he said heavily, "you and
me have get no private utlMliCKJ to te
getlur. Am 1 the tiinn te tnke n bul
let from another and then go chlrv with
' "Seu blame me for that?" Kendrle
was incredulous. Harlow snorted.
"Well." continued Kendrle stiffly, ut
least we've unfinished business between
us. m haven't forgotten what brought
us down heie, have JeuV"
"Treasuie. von menu:" Harlow spat
out the word- defiantly. "I'ut.thc name
te t. man wen. wiiai 01 11..
Th.. understanding was
that we
stand together. I hnt
nt we split want W -
find lilt.v-fiftj- Kees that stin go.
Harlow pulled nervously at his tore-
lock, his ejes wandering, ler an 11-
stunt the.v weie lixed oil the sinning
face of Zeralda. 'I hen grown dogged
thev came back te Kendiic.
"Hell take the umlerslandlng. "
blurted out savagely. ' W e -laii'i even
tonight, one ns ele-e te the loot as
the ether." It's everv man mr -
whole hog or none, and the devil take
the hindmost. That s what it H-
"Ceed." snapped Keiuirn 1 "
-ult me." He (.lammed 11 " iiu.u . ..
of banknotes down en the taliln nnu I'OK
is chair. "What s tne game, i,"inv
drlc, was in a mood ter uu.v ining m
hided it raced, neuy mm ".. ".
tv's leek, hnd -tirrcd him nfter a strange
I liew fashion which in- did net iiiial.ve.
Harlow's unreasonable unfriend!lnc-s
hurt and angered; the Jut In Hies
hard black ejes milled hi- bleed. And
even young Hruce looked nt him with a,
I defiance which Kendiic had no steuindi ,
for. Fiem the first ( nrd plnjed. .Inn
Kendrle, like a pacemaker in n nice,
stamped his spirit upon the struggle.
Hettv. seeing-that she was net te
be allowed te go. sat down, nnd for a
space ninde 11 piotcnse of igiieilng what 1
went feiward before her. Hut prcentlj 1
an the atme-pheie grew -i lined nn. I,
intense, she forget her pntni-0 nnd
leaned ietward and wnldied engeilv I
Zoraida had a couch diawn up b.r
her, rii hlv t ..lured ilken cu-hleUh placed
te her teste, and stl etched out lu.-urieui-h,
hrr chin in her two hands
T.ieie ure isolated games wlieieln
elm nee enters which make one wonder
what i- this tiling named chance, and
from which one rises nt last teudu d ,
by the supct-titlen Which holds mi
firm a place in the hearts of all gimi-
i Ii er--. Frem the Ughming 11 was .Inn
Ketidri. 's game. When a j. id. -put was
I open-d h" wi tit into ii with an aee
1 high, though It cost him a bundled
'dollars te cull fur (iird-, which a -, ,
1 net plnjhig poker, but ih-fjing math.-,
1 unities and challenging his link. And
I the four cards given him bv I'ru. e,
'whose blue iws nami'd him feel, wiie
1 two mere aces and two (ii(.ii-. ud
I the net thill was dose te nn liun.lii d '
! dollars before the sweeleiiiu
wns (in
mjiiu. im-"i - 'in- e- n
was hi". h,i.,w. who had h.-t most
glued at him and mutteidl under his
brenlh: veiing lliuie inerelj starei
in-
ere.lllluuslv llll. 1 loekl (1 ilL'lllll lit
the
cinis le niii'.e sun : Hlo who hnd kept
clear, smil.,1 nnd murmured :
"hill kv III ill ds, utilud.j in hue,
selier." 1
"I prtfir tl.. .aids, thnnks," said
'seiuhic. etui kini; In winnings. And
there was enough of the het left 111 him
te hiei; lirlellv ler tne nr-t time ut
1 Hetty
Zeiiiid'i saw nnd hit her Up.
Hut
though it was borne in upon
these who 1. laved and these who
vvnt died that 11 win .Inn Keiidrn 's
game there were tV in. vitiilde tense
uienietits vvhi-n each 111M11 in turn hnd
liis own e.iger hnpi . Itrm.. 110 cool
I .....I ,, . ..... itltl ll.f. .liilt. .,1 l.i .tVKllll.
Hi. llll lit h,.... ......, r... ,.,....
liient ill his shining blue tjt-i Mlirlevv
nuitteied te himself- Kin,; s.it forward
In his chnir end left etf p.. luting the
lips of his mustiiilKs At the end of I
the Hist half hour, though Kendrie s
heup of winnings was hv far the gi cut
est, no mnn of them wus down te bed
rock And by new Kendrie lest
nntlenee.
'"Mnku it r .i.iek Pt for tnhle stnkes,"
he Invited "One hand f..r the whole
thine:"
"Whnt h the hurry'' demnnded
llrtifc. "You're doing will ( neugh ns
It is, iiren't .mu Y" t
"A quick killing i1- better than slew
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Illlliue. let.iii.'i. ...it. iiipii,.,. ...ii.
veu'll note thnt I mu elfer
,p,l!ff !'-
fin.niisi- tnf
Itetter than two te one a?
'" "" '"
(lushest et you.
"Huene, senor," huld Hies. "It units
me "
"It's a feel thing te de," growled
liarlnvv. A feel thing for Kendrie, but
net for him. since his were the biggest
losses. He had nlwn.vw loved money,
hnd TwMy Harlow, und could never
understand Headlong Kendrie'ti con
tempt ter It and new looked at hlin as
though at one gene mud Then he
HlmiirKfil. "SuItM 1110," he snld.
Wait:" Zeralda suddenly leaped te
, - , -"-.--, "... ,.. - ... ...,.,
I stature, her eyes unfnthomtible nnd
1 nee leer inNNeu iiul iiur unnu 111 u wiiiu
1 1
1 h
men.' , , ,, nun iiecn swayed Dy emotion, net tnrry-
They nnmeil it ptiker nnd plnjeti iinrti. t ,,,K f()p cn(1 j0(,1(, ,mrlnB nn 0.)Ke(c
Heekless men Willi ment w.-iu ..... 1 vv lun time 1 need. He had heptd te win.
all, men iiccusiemed te big, fu-t games, j- lSj Hjm,0 l(, im discovered that Wns,
Tl,. 1 niesi reCkle-'t et tlieill. .11111 1x1 11 ,,, .. ,,q ..nninereil of l.iu Inn.,. sr.,1
A Tale of Adventure
BY QUIEN SABE Who Knows?)
Cepvrlaht. Hit. lu CharttM Scrilmer's Bena
fihinlng with the mystery of a hidden")
thought. "I am glnil te nave 111 my
house men like ou four! ieu are
men! "Were it life or death, love or
wnr or wealth, you would play the
game the same. Men like you make the
bleed run het In the heart of Zernida
who also grips life by the naked threat.
Wait. And leek."
She whirled and in nnethcr moment.
ns lithe ns a cat, had sprung te the
top of n serving tnlde half across the
room. And there shi dlsplejed herself
in all her barbaric splendor, posing like
11 model in nn artist's studio, turning
slejvly, standing ut Inst confronting
them, nthrill with her own daring.
"Would jeu play for such a Htuke ns
never men pln.ved for before? Fer such
n stake as king'' would risk tlicir
crowns for? As such Zeralda offers
herself, pledging her word te niiike the
rich gift of herself te the man who
wins!"
Fer n moment nil four nnd Hetty
with them and the serving men nt the
doers slnred nt her and the room wns
dend still. Through the deep silence
cut Zernlda'a laugh, clear and sweet
as n silver hell. Fndcr their bewildered
gaze she preened herself like a peacock,
proud of her beauty se boldly displnjed
before tlicir ejes. Zeralda mulled
slowly.
"Is the stnke high enough for your
play?" she a-ked gently, in mock
humility.
Hruce surged up from his chnir only
toiilieti back into it without having
said a word. Kles' eyes caught fi'ij and 1
for the first time Kendrle guessed that I
lie, tee, was In heart bend-servant te
his amazing cousin. llnrlew tugged nt
his forelock and muttered.
"Heap nil the geld together," cried
Zoraida. "I'lav for it and each mnn
of j-eu pray his favorite god for suc
cess. Fer with it gees Zeralda!"
1 Sett j, looking nt her out of round
eyes, seemed once mere the little girl
Kendrie had first taken her te be.
"Will you play?" said Zeralda
(.eftly.
")es: Uy Ged, yes!" cried Harlow.
Hies merely nodded and shoved his
menej te the middle of the table. Hrme
.started like a mini from a dream nnd
with hands that shook visibly thrust
ferwaid his own geld. Then all looked
te Kendrle.
Impnl-e decided for him nnd his an
swer came with no mensurable time of
hesitation. If uL. plnjed and lest, as
he looked nt it, there wn- nothing te
regnt. If he played nnd wen" per
haps it would have btcn Zoraida V own
nll-haznrding hands which had shown
the way te lueak the chains that bound
his two lilcnds te her. It would need
something likt this te bring both Hiuce
and Hatlew te their senses. It was
inestlj of Hruce that 1
then
"One htiiul of cards?" said Harlow.'
"Itnther one cnid, my friend," said
Kendrie drilj. "We are keeping n ladj
1 waiting.
! "Oh! "gasped Hettv
a siiniiiiS iivranud w
made of the
K0ld ldeces. Then the cards were lmf
1Ip,i ,, UI(1 (lf t(l1 h)ll.WllK I11L1 as
,,ullc(, fenvllul llt! (,,,nt ,, cai.j ,
(.!K., t . f,lr ,m.1( fa(,c (,0VU)j nml
1 Htepped bad.. Then the cauls were
tinned ever.
,l ,,,.,. 1,1,51, r,irds, net one lower
than 11 ten. jet wiih no two alike. The
, ,, , hl, m,(, ()f .llrtb ily , freIlt
0,- iljm k,1(,jCi
('eneernlii!
CIIAI'TICH XIV
a Diiiicuit Situation, HciU-
levsly hulled
( vr a ,nel(.n, , ,(. hl,nvy hience
j)m Kendrie sat appalled by what he
, lcl ,!,.. j ,1,,. ..rj,, of t. ame ll0
cousin, he would t"a-e an old enemy,
mher Hi lice, jolt Harlow and vev.
Hetty. He had net thought of himself
n r of Zoraida.
Ne one spoke The first sound wns
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BALTIMORE r1 Z:i l&Vtf
Euenc O'Brien, 4The Last Doer'
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BENN MATIN-rs- T1AU.Y
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"Dangerous Curve Ahead
milCninn UrmJ i husUntutnnn
BLULBIKU . .mil. .. J ur.,1 11
WILLIAM S. HART
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"WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME"
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"WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME"
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"BURN-'EM-UP BARNES" i
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"IT'S A GREAT LIFE"
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VIOLA DANA
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PRANT'11'"11!,1" J Ul M Up,t
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Lucy Dorrninein "Geed & Evil"
UAmtf.n ivu . "niiw or nkvkk"
OF THE SUN
n long shuddering breath from young
Hruce; his face wils n sick white save
for a spot of red In ench cheek ; his
ejes looked like these, et n man jvun a
high fever. , iCcndrlc sat staring in
perplexity nt the geld he had wen, au
tomatically gathering it toward him,
Zernldu steed motionless, displaying
herself, awaiting his ejes. And nb
ruptly, when he lifled his head, his eyes
went net te her but te Hetty.
The gill appeared fascinated and hor
rified. Jim's eyes pleaded with her.
Hetty began te twist her hands ln nn
rgeny of bewildered emotions. Zo
raida, waiting for Jim's fnre te lie
lifted te her and net one accustomed
te waiting en a man, frowned. Hut
swiftly nnd before any one but the nl
wnva watchful Hint saw. she broke the
silence with her mtin cooing inuguier
litln cooing laughter
She put nut her
wnrd the men
drift Iv
"Will you help me down, Scner
Jim?"
Hefore Kendrie could n swer Hruce
was en his feet. The bleed charged
te his face se thnt the red sisetn were
merged in the crimson Heed. The boy
looked ready for murder.
"Step this. Zeraldn!" he snld ex-
V Middeir hcav e and a mighty jerk,
enme close te breaking his anil
dtedly. "Step it! "Ven are mad. Have
jeu forgotten? Geed (ied !"
"Hetty " snld Kendrie. hnrdly
knowing what he would say. lie
wanted her te understand
"Don't speak te me!" Hetty flung
il . .. , . .. t l.t... ! ,..,. 1,-
1 mi1! m
nk 'II
' Wti warn Is
fti VAwl HBKf
1 wMMfflm!!mmnma
1
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tneugnt justarri nn unthlM,.ubl0 llP!mtt-
Hnice heard nethins thnt was said.
s'iw nothing but Zoraida. He came
two steps toward her and then stepped,
staring it her,
"Zeinida," he commanded, as one
who spciks with levr's authority, "jeu
don't realize what you are doing, ll is
that cursed wine jeu have drunk or
(hue Is just despt ration in the air nnd
It hns g"t into jeu. This hideous jest
lias gen- far enough tee far. Tell
them, tell Kendrle, thnt it was nil n
jest. Nothing mere."
"Hnd jeu wen," said Zoraida sweet
ly, "whit then. Sener Hruce? Would
jeu have been jesting?"
Hruce's lips moved but no words
came. .Suddenly he whirled from her
upon Kendrie, Ids face distorted with
nige.
"Damn jeu !" he burst out.
Ne longer wns it merely a cam of
minder In his leek. The urge te kill
hnd svvent into his heart, 111-hed hotly
rleng his pniindlng arteries. Hefere
new hnd Kendrie seen men freiizy
lnshcd, like Hruce, briefly insane with
the bleed impulse nnd ns' Hi lire cur-eti
1 iui he knew that he meint te kill him.
There were half a d zen paces between
the two men and already was Hruce's
bund lest under the skill of his con'.
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DAVID POWELL
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WILLIAM FARNUM
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RIALTO, WEST CHESTER 1 PARK Mr Xr
MARION DAVIES
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Kendrle sprang te his feet and ?
did se Hruce. whipped ul M, 5!,ty
'J here seemed no less of in J'1"1!.
the action and the discharge n", ?. 1
drlc had 1011 nulidr no. I ...... . . "ll "-(a.
iicss saved the life it, hi,;, 'f
As he vvent te his feet he swentft1
his hand n henp 01 the slih, ,."p "
pieces nnd flung them sirniei 'g. Ml'
hey's purpling face. The bullet ww.1
Kendric's head, doing no 1 nr, 1 51'
spllnterl.15 the wall behind hL W
fere Hrtuv could sfinke his i,ni Be'
lire ngnlu Kendrle was up" n ?
lying him as a de? worries n V V
even In the desperation .1i- ' . ."'.
Iiev'h mtrtillnr, fn.. u'i. 1 ... ,n"
with n gun in his hnml, was litti?Ltl
linn n- stripling i tllc lllrV 'f JWi
Mm, ,
. - . - . T ' -".- HIIU
ins wrist mid titmif. v ...i.i . ".u' l
1. - r i
nnd mighty jerk mine clce te h V'
lug his arm mid freed the ntltei ?k'
...in vm iv m mat jiritce st iggered i.
across the room nnd crash,, T V'
fleer. Hcfore he could ee,nc , , ,. W
lie pUtel hnd bee,, dropped , te U"1
drlc h cent pocket. IV!H'
: two white arms te- Duriii" the w'lmin !, m .
at the table, suylng,,' " ,,'f intm0 Tw lt,v n
innn bereft of
tlei. his face puckered ?. '
mouth a little open. lle i0e.,i V
geld en the. table t,,p and0 , 'J
when Kendi
drlc had hurled the enVn. 1 .'
nee he looked nt T' '&
t. .. t
ei.su r, iiw.-l lie inn foil , ., --"v
rolling newss the fleer nnd Vii i?0'
te Zeraldn. Kles. hnvln La3n
steed with one hand en the l.
j.e; ste,,,,,,,- uc ins ceubln. Kven vrin
Kendrle nnd Ilruce battled IlZ'
heir, scant attention. IIe wi, n-f?
iug ZernTda as though hi, f??,.
nil steadily at his ceubln.
landed en his reading her .iu
aright
Hlo
" "n
Hlew -v- " "'eusli he hnd hoe 1.,.
stunneti. Ilruce
suinneu. Jiruce rose fr, .i.."-u"
?,n.i.,,n.?rr " fcc. was 4ldV"5
innueil tttnb tr i.,..i ... k.
md
l;;;"i '-"".". """ ,n '"t
eves tit.,
awakened from ptofe,,,,, sluXr
I In ! 1L,1 .lit. .1 . '
He walked with ileni ... I
the room nnd dropped wear - M
ciiHir. lie put has elbows nn id, u.'
and his head lntr, 1,1. 1 ".. ?. . "" kai
,JT.!llin st,.ei,,B tllnt K'ndric wen,.
,n" ieiiiu te ner, cnuglit nn he. .
she pleased, n ennf..i,. f ....'" "Ml
HUoeniiiR passion, maidenly &
"ess, a jev that seenie.I te ecn n (
Hhjly. On tiptoes, ns il,. W IWM
I "et break the hush of the ;,' "T
1 Avent te th
hull deer, smiling n 'littj
in her b-iekwnrd leek.'
whisc,....i .'.:"."" " moment 1
deer 1 1 .."" """'"?.. " . .11,
I'eard only tie' iu;,lnr ."?'' t te ,
pers. r ' " " ""siife
nelVIZ0!"?"..
. ..,..... ... ,, iiiiucrieic te Mi .,
t.e- eiiicis tnrew wide the three ,lrwi
and then ,-n tl...i-.i ,..," ue?1
" - "I' iue in en ceM
It was replaced j lts ,ex and Kr.,T I
resented te Ken.lri.. n. ' ." rrrai
the lid. thrust i,,t , Zk itZ
eei.ntmg what he deemed eal t" th
"mount he had played and te Ja
lie back
f. !. . ..- !"
i. me Mirvaiu.
.vniu wun j-eur friends." he mMI
shertlv nn.l ., ,-.,.,. 1 . . : . . " MHI
." .V' ' V'".""' .l)'"ru jietty. B:
".1.1.V, wun tne doers open. .!,. ui
sought escape.
He saw the vvlilsk el
her skirt and
rmfn ..I' 1,.... 1 1 .. . " l W
llltirKL'O I HO .nnl ....
-...- . "IT lll.u, , nrew
"ii hair ail
sue went out.
mu nei nine steed looking about hia
mid curse.1 himself for feel. M
"ng ne nnd always been, plunging em
into
..I,..- 1 , . . "" f.ui
.s. ,f ".lias unit were net ,
vriir. ui c no could net recall the time!
he had been n greater blunderer. Hl
md no mere than decided that the eni
thing for him te de was te Mmpltfr
mutters ttinn here he went already In.
tcrfering in ether oeeplc's business nnd
making n mess of the whl,. thine,
Hetty "(.judged him being desirous el
becoming Zeruida'.s lever; Jtiuce sought
his (lentil ; Hies' eyes were like knives;
Harlow .still sent his sullen glance from
he uiw of geld in u servants htniJi
te the den.' through which Zernidn bn
passed. Kendrie went te where Hruet
Dim stir ami jitit inn imnd gently en
mu eiucik siiuuitier.
Te Ik. continued loinermw
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PHOTOPUyJ
L.AJZ2L,
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COMPAwy r .
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