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noting than heretofore.
: “1 mm. to show that I am more
. an, ingenue." says Viola.
’While I feel nervous over leaving
In organization which has been a
Wessional parent to me. at the
me time I am hopeful that I can
. he ood."
“is if matter of fact Miss DAna
wants to get away from. flapper
Qroles if possible and out of comedy.
It Is not surprising that she is a
Kittie weary as since last Septem—
éber she has appeared in “Rouged
'3va? "The Social Code." "In
:Search of a. Thrill." "The Heart
’Bandit." and "Don't Doubt Your
'Busband."
Incidentally it is mentioned by
ithose who profess to know that
Nlola is a very good business wom-
3m and has not squandered her
it a position financial-
lly to experiment a little.
0 O O
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.' Mrs. Elinor Glyn. after Launch-
iing her "Three “'ecks" on the
-movie circuit has gone to Los An-
lgeles with her daughter, Lady “'il-
Hams. to start directing the screen-
iing of another of her stories, "His
‘Hour." Mrs. Glyn now heads her
'own unit to be known as the Elinor
'Glyn Productions to be produced
.undcr the Louis B. Mayer banner.
' O
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Gertrude Short is a little come-
.dienne who supports Alberta
‘Vaughn star of the "Tolephone
'Glrl.” series of comedies {or F. B.
IO. She has been having a. series of
‘accidents lately. First a horse step-
ped on her foot and Gertie limped
'about for quite some time. Then.
back on the job. her nose. came in
@ntact with Kit Guard's elbow an
ghen she next reported for work
ghe had a. scaffolding around hcr
olfactory organ. And just recent-
11 she fell on a ladder and sustain-
ed bruises. "And the worst of it is,"
.Vidla Dana.
m
even if you break your neck. Any-
thing that happcns to a comedicnne
is pcrsumcd to be a legitimate sub—
ject for mirth."
O O O
Jackie Coogan's next picture will
be called "Little Robinson Crusoe."
I O .
Booth Tarkington and
)ioighan have noon in Sing Sing.
Tarkington‘s story, "\Viiispcring
Men." in which 'l‘iiomzis Mciglian
is to star. has many sccnr‘s of lllt‘
prison in it and Thomas and the
author “‘crc potting “atniosphcrc.”
0 O C
Thomas
“cars tcn
cnt costumrs of tlzc latest l‘aris
rrcaiions in "The Strange \Vom-
an," rcccntiy complctmi at the Mg
Shirlcy Mason diner-l
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gays Gertrude. "ymx can't get a \\'illiam l-‘ox “'09: (Wrist lezliios,
gmpathetic sigh on: of anybody Hollywood.
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”It was Lina. ! you want. to."
-Fred looked around and saw "You onz‘nt to go with me."
Eel“ standing in the doorway. "I tt-l'l you 1 “as going: ulnwn
.'.; Are you afraid of me now?" town. AND I AM." He. finished
ma. wassaying, "I'\e been waiting loudl '.
m waiting for you to telephone "All right." She 1;:H-a Up With
no or come to see—" resignation and “cm lack to the
\ -.Ho interrupted her brutally. “I kit-:hnn.
_ean't take up such matters as that .l’rcd loft the house with the in-
st home, you'll have to do it during
;ptfice hours. Goodbye."
. He placed the instrument on its
:l‘tand heavily.
Evelyn was looking at him cold-
"Do you have to listen in on all
Di my conversations?"
_. “Who was it 1’"
._ He spread out his arms in de-
fnalr. '
‘ "You’re the most curious Woman
.In the world. It Was one of the
secretaries at the office. She should
.have known better than to call mo
:here. I can‘t be bothered With such
thlng's now."
‘ “But maybe it was important.
11nd. any way. you didn't have to
be rude to her."
“Oh. Well. have it your own way.
I‘m going down town and have din-
ner. I'm worn out by )our suspi—
cious and questions. A fine recep-
I
.tion to get when you get home
‘rrom the ofiice tired and want
rest." ,
"Please don't run off.
.you a. nice dinner." .
She put. her hand on his arm.
“Please. I'm sorry."
Her seeming humility moved him.
;He wavered.
_"All right. but let me
‘peacc. However. I’ve, not
down tmxn after dinner."
"I wanted you to go calling with
I'm fixing
in
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to
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lint he decided
tnntion of going to
house to soc Mabel,
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to telcphone her.
drug store and used a telephone
booth. It was hot and study and
perspiration formed on his brow us
he waited for his call to he an-
swcrod.
His moiizcr told him that. Mabel
was out for the. mtninxr.
“Please it‘ll her to call lT‘lf‘ at tho
office tomorrow llllll‘llll‘lg—“lthoul
rail." he askcd.
lie i‘nlt roll-yell whcn he faced
the cool night air again. At the
corn-w lit" iiailul :t Livivah and di-
rected the (irivvr to Lina's apart-
ment. As tho machine rnllcd diz- l
zily along in the surging trartic. ho
.insiificd his visit by rcnsoning that
it would lie honor to soc llt‘l‘ in
person and bro-alt it off than to lg-
nore her. "licll hath no fury like
a woman scornr‘ll." he remembered.
\Viion Lina. admitted him. he no—
ticcd that she omitted hcr usual er-
foris to kiss him} On the huge di~
van that was the most elegant
piece of furniture in the apartment.
he found seated a pale young man
who, when introduced to him as
"Mr. Tinklcr" ~was blusiflngly ill at
ease.
“Run along. Tommy." Lina told
him. patting him on the shoulder,
"I want to talk to Mr. .llllo."
As if glad to he pushcd out
He slnl‘pm’l in a.
in
- fine. You know I haven't. seen hard-
ly any one since I got back.”
this manner. pale Mr. Tinklcr
parted.
de-
7131in \Vhiskcrs, you remember had
joined the Billy Goat Regiment as
their mascot.
Now it‘ you want to know a secret
:1 well tell you one. That Very night,
:just as the village clocks were strik-
Iing twelve, the whole regiment broke
:camp and diehtly marched to the
:sea, where they as silently climbed
:lnto small boats and were carried
:cut to where a. big transport v-as
:miting them.
: “They were on a secret mission and
:no one was to know the time or
‘31an of sailing until the yer-y- min:
jute the order to march came. And
apnea it had once been gi\'en the
men stepped as lightly as they coult
fifever speaking a, word. And had any
tone chanced. to see them slipping
Ithrough the night, they would have
:though they were a company of
‘ :deat mutes they moved so silently,
:yith never a. word spoken. no band
jplaying or banner flying except the
:flag at the head of the regiment.
: .men the morning came the vil-
:hgé knew for the first time that the
.aoldlers had been sent abroad, prob-
{ably to France to face the Germans
37110 were trying to fight the whole
.‘V'orld and make the German Kaiser
;emperor over all, even to our free-
“:born American citizens. or course.
’rmericans didn't want an emperor.
guns or any person to rule them, so
'5 i _ had to fight for treedom and
' edom ot the nations in Europe
v-r-n-r:oo.-a..uy
A Diligence. I?”
(Kansas City Star.)
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:Jnst like a. girl I know."
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She surveyed him coldly from
Well, you look just like a man
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as well. And all this secrecy had to
be so that the Germans would not
know when they were sailing and
try to blow up the troop ship with
their submarines.
The regiment had been on the
ocean and out of sight of land for
twu days and Billy and the soldiers
had gotten their sea. logs and were
getting used to being in such close
quarters when a. great commotion
was caused on board by the sighting
of a submarine coming straight to-
wards them. ' . .
It was within striking distance
when volley after Volley of shot was
fired on it from submarine Chasers
that Uncle Sam had sent out to
protect, and con\'oy the big trans-
port vessels.
. Such excitement you never saw
and Billy. for one, never wished to
see it again. For no one knew what
minute the treacherous submarine
would slip under the waves and drive
a hole in theirressel without ~warn-
ing.
Billy strained and strained his
eyes to see what the soldiers were
watching to intently. but all he could
see was a small object that looked
like a. pipe sticking out oftho water.
bobbing up first herer then there.
Being a, goat, he did not know the
pipe-like thing was the periscope ot’
a. submarine.
(But. Billy will soon
one in a minute.)
.—— .
learn to spot
The Governor 'At Yale.
(Waterbury Democrat.)'
Governor Templeton"; announce-
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