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Rambeau, stage and
5hr. started her dramsticr
I re ripe age ot twelve and"
: ya: doing "Camille."
m Flags,”
d was called "the young-
lady on Atlantic Coast."
I now she is‘playing in \‘audc-
? ' u-e first time and she says
thing a. vacation. She plays
1'" minute Skit entitled.
, .. " I talked to her recently
W’ “ace Theatre in Cleveland.
'2' -- asked about her screen ex-
m she said they were ‘3'cars
”’ ‘ ~ ago' ’and she hardly re-
them. ‘
4 she considered too hard
A she was appearing on the
‘ ., stage at the time she was
- in them. She liked "The
7.. Teller" best of her pictures.
edit-acted by pioneer in the
I: picture directing.
Rambcau has been in vau-
r about three months and
.....ue for a short time longer
- - expects to begin rehearsals
a new play she has in mind and
. 1: she is studying at present.
in a “native daughtcr' ’ot Cali~
’ .. she told me. but her protes-
—1i!e has kept her largely in
. _ 613k. For a year and a hall
' _ passed "The Goldtish," in which
«blond. Constance Talmadge, ls
- just now. :
7 is just. had a “ire from Con—
- "'she said, "saying that I must
her picture. She came to see me
in It a. number of times."
a:
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and similar " '
whose .
Ingram the director .
one of1
uche" is considered
' Shoat pictures of t..e year bought:
' 'Koorish palace in Algiers when he.
there filming his latest picture.‘
V ave.‘Atab." soon‘to be released. At-‘
V's.
-
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tam uwc
CILlPTLlR on.
f A taxicab stopped before the“
Mment house in Grand Avenue;
:1. which Lina Schwartz lived. A.
omnn‘got out uncortainly. paid the3
{er after some fumbling in her
rse, and walked into the lobby of
-hm‘lding. ’
.Ple'a'se tell me the number ofi
“ apartment." she ;
the
"Sectond floor— ‘0.
fish to‘ see her?"
”lire woman noddcd.
_} .“What is the name please?
Ml her."
no‘fisitor paused.
43. Did
you "
1'1: '
woman wishes to see her."
, Puzzled. the phone girl rang the 1;»: .
:; pgrtment and cxplainuL “_\ worn-i ‘
e wishes to see you. Miss Schwartz. '
‘ - - '1: give any name." '
Theoperator turned to the Visitor:
:“Is it about nil‘.pi0}'l‘.f"!‘l‘. ’3"
7 if‘No—but tell her it is important." .
N fThe girl relayed the message.
:In (.minuze she told the visitor.
1:. Schwartz would sce hvr. ‘
’The door opened with suspiciousi
ddenness when the \‘isltCI‘ rang.‘
it,” occupant of the apartment '
(I been peering: inrough a crack
order} by a slightly opened portal. 3
:The—two women faultd cash other,
g a. space without spcakin-g. l
:Then Lina. uttered a "\\‘ell'.’"
Q'May I come in?" the other sald.l
{Elm—way was ciearc-d for her with '
asitation. it'hcn :zlhe door was;
"a: o‘thc visitor announced simply.
'mitrs. Jitlc."
:fln'a was surprised but she did not 3
-. her selt~po=scssiom
{She turned her hcnd slig
. inquiring expression. .
. :Bveh’ri. surprised by the even way!
i
tly in i
B a INVVIHJ‘RJ
NCES p TQEGO Momsomzev
.
:Wififi head down, Billy ran like
. Irina. but what was his disap-i
- them when he got l-ack ton
-to find that the whole regi-i
‘-cluding his company, had.
fixe- W 7 '
_ This means that some of those
5. acre 1 “as patching from the
:2. . belonged to my own com-
15» > .1} am a nice one, I am. to be.
. sapling around the country
. ~my company is lighting. I'll
. @9111 or break my neck doing
'13:} when I find them. 1 am?
-"{0 "do some of those stunts;
wfiance dogs do to make up for?
' ré'lé‘slect. But 1 do hope I won't:
‘ ' r master killed or wounded"!
”thou! more ado, Billy set out
- - his regiment and his master. 3
was very dark by now, espe-g
a». as the_battle was over {or
time being. and the shrapnel
to drop. the cannon were
shells and bombs no longer
through the air and the
.hts being out. ‘;
-uently the only light there
We from the pale. sickly
-: moon, halt shrouded in
and made still dimmer by a
fell of smoke and mist. that
, r the battlefield. And it
mible to distinguish be-
friend and foe unless very
'vhere one could see tno color
amitonn. \ ’
was watching in which
to go to find his company.
- one citizen call to another
.~--~d on opposite sides of
L quit that point in the
0. did the French and the
. get nearest the German
7"
9v!!!-
foot of the plateau." call-
;the second.
know where to find my
For it there is any fight-
dahe. I know the Amer-
: be found at the front.
where the plateau is,
there as quickly a.- my
ms and search the
for my master." thought
an» Amerimn Red Croa
shopped at the curb for
run into a. drugstore to
es. Bmy. noticing
inside. for he surmiscd‘
on. Its my to the hat-
"lumrmir'v'"
shim
,1».m._.llnd_...: "um.”
which hcr introduction was greet-
jmch other intently like two animals
junitnig for each other to spring.
telephone ;
:fli'l out if you love my husband."
"Just tell he: i s
I v ‘
. no.
‘ ‘~.—x-.
‘ home. i
". t‘asily.
.
.tynvcd away her
need not worry.
“mm“? 33.93%
(er a. rest in Florida. Mr. Ingram
plans to return to Africa. and to oc-
cupy his palce. His wife (Alice Ter-
ry) is to join him in New York after
a. \isit to her mother in Hollnvood.
and go to Africaln‘ith him. Alice
Terry and Ramon Na\ arro. the
principals of “Sciramouche,” are
the only two Americans appearing in
"The Arab."
P
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.. Wflflfltlllllmfl’
l. Yoga 1.3
1‘ Ah}: :Iu
‘.
- 2
ll i
ed: “Are you Miss Schwartz?" °
"Yes."
They were both standing. facing
Iiveiy n
words.
sins.
had not prepared any
Now she gropcd for expres—
"I came." she said. finallx "to
“Not that I know
nvvntlizilrnt answer.
"Docs he love you?" It took ef-
fort for Evelyn to say it.
Lina. sat down. "\Yon't you be
. too?" she said, unbending.
Lina leaned
Her Visitor sat
01‘." came the
c-r.»mforlnbly.
"Docs he love you 1‘" Evelyn rs-
.:CJ.
"1 don't know. He has only been
3 once in some time. He came
o‘hcx' (Say—the day he left your
think. and asked me to
him in." She was speaking
‘ "He told me then that he
:m'cd mrx. but 1 don‘t think he does.
lie was just oycrioughL“
Likn
lirelyn started. speak, but Lina.
rds.
“I know what. you think. Mrs.
Jill". and I don": care. but when I
met your husband I didn‘t know he
'i'as marricd. “he. I learned that
he was i didn’t care enough about
him to make .1. fuss."-
Eh!) paused a moment. “But you
, He'll be back."
livelyn' responded after a mo-
ment. "\Vhat makes you say that?"
They were woman to woman, not
one ancle or a triangle to another.
“I know men." Lina smiled.
(To be continued.)
hf.
5’6
blanket or something Of that kind
in the dim light and in his hurry.
[\Vg “ill haxe “to wait till tomor—
row to see it Billy's surmise is col"
rect.]r . . 7 .
Tiliie Walker, one of the most
popular outfieldcrs in the big lea.-
gucs in rec-7m. years—though per-
haps not one of the great garden-
ers—is going great guns at bat and
alield for the Minneapolis A. A. team
this year.
ROYAL RECEPTION 3
IS GIV-EN AFRICAN
PRINCE IN EUROPE
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OLD CARS
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