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‘the men tron: his wife and who
left in the end. She wants to
table and. "get a. man” to
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m. at unkempt men have been
on had to play pirates and
m in Sabatini’s “The Sea. Hawk."
1%? three months they were required
{0" at their hair and whiskers grow.
152 big scenes finished they all had
fails!!! to the harbors. then to don
Wes and enact the part of strut-
ters” in Colleen Moore‘s
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. Eight million extras are to appear
inane next Sol Lesser picture. Eight
Won—count 'em—elght million.
fixer are “eyciops”-—tiny one-eyed
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organisms that live in the. Water.
And they are to perform for Louis
H. Tolhurst, the scientist-director in
his “Secrets of. Lite” series. '
Gloria. Swanson worked 111 a. de—
partment store recently 'to get local
color for her hex: ploiure."f§!an-
handled." Although ‘she was dis-
guised she was finally reobgnized
and almost caused a riot in thee:-
tablishment. ‘
Thelma. Morgan-Converse, twin
sister 0: Mrs. Reggie Vanderbilt and;
daughter or Harry Hay Morgan.-
consul general to Belgium. is a, Span-
ish countess in George Fitzmaurice’s
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CHAPTER LXX.‘
The waiter had just set the demi-
tssae, before them when Fred no—
‘ticed Bregt approaching their table.
He core as Bren: halted a“. his
Jude.
They ahook hands, Fred releasing
J13 to my to the expectant Miss
mono: "Mr. Brent." She bowed
11:» head slightly. and he acknow-
ng'ed Fred’s introduction or her
7 'with a broad smile:
i“! wondered if you would care
to éo'm us for a. party up at Jack
boy’s apartment? Cards, lusio.
«filameLhing to drink and so form.”
4:“‘1’111 sorry. old man,” Fred re-
maded. “but we're booked up to
, go to a show."
2" , "Come out for a. little while after
(f'iQer mow," Brent suggested. hope~
_7 'uiiy.
= Fred looked at Miss Stone.
. “W’onld you care to go?”
A After a momentary hesitation she
gyswered him. “I; would be nice
to look in.” Her answer “:15 di-
j rooted more to Brent than to Fred.
» His uncomforzable self-conscious-
{igss returned as Fred strode down
. he theaterbehind the
133112? and his stesographer. He
,nen‘ouslzr stumbled over a. man’s
foot as they crowded through a row
of seats and heard him swearing
under his breath. He was immen-
‘seiy relieved when at last they were
. ed.
tii’nze attraction was a. musical
‘ 11‘. He early remarked on the
homeliness o: the chorus, and was
hot moved by the efforts of the ill-
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He would ha've liked to have gone
out at. intermission for a. smoke, but
remembered the soft swearing 3.0!
the man two seats from him. and
sat turning his program over and
over and trading a. remark now and
then with the woman by his side.
He was relieved when the curtain
went up again. He was not finding
Miss Stone very satisfying. .1 ‘
They faced the chill night air
silently when the theater dingrged
its crowd. A short limo later found
them climbing the stairs of the
apartment house in which Jack
Lacy li\o£. The); lmd exhaused the
Show as a. topic and wore having
little to say.
Brent announced
crowd shrilly. and grabbed Fred's '
topcoat and hat to nimble them on
a. bed in a. room off the hallway.
at; the same time directing Mis-
Stone into another.
"Stepping out while the wife's
away?" Brent smiled at Fred when
the stenograoher disappeared.
“Oh Fred laughed, He had
intended to say something else. but
kept his words in his mouth.
“Jack always has a lively bunch
here on Friday nights. Thought
you'd like to come around." Brent.
went 013, . .
“Looks jolly." Fred responded.
“Glad to come."
"W‘ell. make yourself at home,"
Brent left him. Fred walked over
to a table at which women and men‘
were playing bridge. When in
turned again, he saw Brent at the
side of Miss Stone across the room.
They were laughing at. something.
Fred frowned.
(To be continued?
them to the
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his horse. Fox- on seeing Billy
“ toward him the horse had
to run and Billy got there
in time to go clean under his
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toward home. $138 surprised
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this side of the Mason-Dixon Lin.
that would have stood his ground
and not. turned and run when he.
saw two men with long whip; riding
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