1
irmnwlmwly how clumsy had been
. his: words.
"Is that the only reason?" She
’ “:nrful
Some movie stars are "made” ,snd
some "make" themselves.- ; A n 2
Jean Menjou surely belongs to" the
latter class. '
Do you remember him in Douglas
Fairbanks’ Jolly version ‘0! "The
Three Musketeers?" That is when
he first began to attract attention in
movieland. Then thorowere "Thee
Sheik," "The Eternal Flame? and
“Rupert or Hentzau." It: remsined
for Charles Chaplin to show-..the
real ability of Menjou ,when he cost
him to play opposite ‘Edna Purviance
in the memorable "A Woman of
Paris." Now Adolphe is a. star in
his ovm right. backed by Paramount.
One of the things they’re going to
present him in soon is a film version
or Paul Morand's Frenchy "Open All
Night."
Five years or experience in stock
companies and vaudeville were be-
hind him when be cast his lot with
the movies. Before that he was oc—
cupied in getting an education. at
Culver Military Academy and Cor-
nell University, he says.
Since “A Woman of Paris" he has
been very much in demand. In "The
Marriage Clrclc," directed by the
German director. Lubitsch. he again
scored. “Broadway After Dark"
and “The Marriage Cheat" and “For
Sale" in which he plays opposite
Claire \Yindsor. are his latest.
Mcnjnu's acting is of the subtle
type. I do believe he can express
more by the turn or his head and
eyes and above all. by his smile, than
many actors can by contorting their
wholc bodies.
Mrs. Both .Sully Fairbanks Evans.
dlvorccd wife of Douglas Fairbanks
and mothcr of Douglas. Jr.. has
separated from her sccond husband.
James Evans, because she tools
young Douglas needs all hcr time
and aitcntlon. 9'
Lillian Gish is not to marry her
producer. Charles Buell. in spite of
rumors to the contrary. Also she is
not cngnmvl to a. young Italian 0f-
flccr. Thvy are all "just friends."
Bcity Blythe brought a. wonderful
spring wardrobe from Paris whcn
she came ovcr. She's out in Cali-
fornia. now making a. new picture.
Judging from the photos We are.
receiving from the W’llllam Fox west
coast studio whereihcy are filming
..
A closeup of Adolphe Monica. and
s scene from “A Woman of
Paris," showing him with Edna
Pnrvisnce.
Dante‘s Inferno. lie—we mean
Hades, is not such a. bad place. One
thing. there are many, many beauti—
rul ladies there. In fact. most of
the inhabitants seem to he of the
rcmalo persuasion—quid pulchriiudin-
nus females at thnt. Nothing signi-
lirnnt about the Infcrno ”being flim-
cd at Hollywood, we suppose.
rut-”um. "ianlih: M II at.
din-l!
' v
CHAPTER Crux.
She was moved by tho quivcr in
his voice. the appeal in his eyes.
She had ncvcr seen him like that
“he was more like a. boy pleading
With his moihcr than a. husband
plodding with his wife.
At last she spoke. “Oh. I Want to
———but should 1'.’ \Vould you forgive
me if I had treated you like that ‘3"
She could not help thinking at
the momcnt, prickcd by hcr con-
Scicncc. of Ellison. "Perhaps"—
shc gave hcr hood a. shake to dis-
lmlgc the thought.
"I know what a wreich I have
lwcn. dvur, I know.” He sought to
laku hcr hand in his.
She was silent. groping in [her
iurliulnnr thoughts for Words to
make him feel what he had done to
her.
He spoke again: “W's must start
all over again, dcar, {or Violct’s
szxkc."
llr~r cxprcssion made him realize
asked iii-,2 qtii'alion without turning
hcr 93.35 to his.
“Oh no. dour!" he protested.
"No, I don‘t mean that. For her
mkc, too, but lyccuuse I want you.
1 rcuim- what ll. fool I've been."
She faced him squarely, and»
spoke cxcnly, hcr emotion controll—
ed.
The tolcphone rang.
"I gucss a'ou‘d better answer it."
he suggested.
lle gilt‘h‘Sl'l] from what he heard
Evelyn sny :it‘lcr she had unswercd
the call that it was his mother call-
ing. ,
\thn Evclyn returned, she walk-
ed slowly to where he sat. his head
bowed down. .Shc could not. at that
monwnt rcprcss a thought that muh
of his humility was affected.
She laid a patronizing hand upon
his shoulder.
"It was your mother. She wants
me to give you another chance."
she hesitated. "I want’toLbut I’m
afraid you want to be forgiven too
easy. By forgiveness you mean you
want me to forget, buUI can't. .
"You mustn't expect me to want
to——-—oh, resume things this minute
where they left off. I can't forget
—-—I won‘t. be able to forget. I—-"
She paused.‘ "But we can start
all over."
His eyes brightened. He caught
her in his arms and kissed her and
she did not resist.
She pushed him back a. little. so
she could look into his eyes.
“I'm afraid everything is in I.
mess, though. Debts.
2k. . . ." Her words trailed oft.
i-‘red was interrupted in his work
the next afternoon by a. telephone
call.
“Fred. you must come home im-
mediately.’ Take a. taxicab and come
as scones you can."
Evelyn was speaking.
. “What's the matter?"
"I can't tell you now.
i quickly."
'3 Withra. hasty word to Miss Stone.
he grabbed his hat and tied.
He was given a start as the taxi-
cab whirled around the corner near-
est his home. He saw a. limousine
sitting in front or the house. v,
Evelyn met him at the doc ...
"There's a. gentleman here who
wishes to see you." ..
She led him into the sitting room.
There. looking at him
Come
With s
slight’smlie. was Alexander Weike.
. CHAPTER 012.
, flounder Wellies explained the
manic: his visit immediately;-
Jlflq‘your banl: celled me this
sad, told me about your
, notes. They notified me. u
r, ';,';nmlwnrw"m
NHmMi
‘ 1 a. use fyes
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..llmu ...jm .m..jlt.. ...-'.
ll
nu
that pnrhaps it was a. case whore I
could help.
"So I came. Mrs. Jille was re—
luctant. but she told me about the
troubles of you two.
"I am xulvcrsc to interfering with
othcr people's private affairs. but I
couldn't liclp interesting myscll.
Fred. You arc onc- oi‘ my boys. As
I hmc olicn told you, i cxpcct A lot
of you. i was disappointcd by the
slump in your work. I can mimicr-
stand it now.
“i want you to lot mc lhclp you.
My reason is St‘liisil. i want to do
it because it will help you to gin:
mo bottcr work."
Fred and Evelyn were intcnscly
attentive, tnsclntucd by the ilgurc
before thcm. They ncvcr forgot his
appearance at that moxnvnt.
"W’lmt i am going to do is indurc
the bank to make nnoilwr arrange-
ment with regard to the notes so
that you can have. a little more time.
"And I‘m going to forgot about
the oihcr ir‘o‘ublcs Mrs. Jillu told
mo.
“To show you how sure I mu that
you're going to be worthy of my con-
ildcncc. l‘m going to tnke young
Charlie Robertson out of your de-
partment in the next two or three
wccks 'and giro you the whole thing
to yoursclf again. I'm sure you can
do ei'cn lJCiiCK‘ work than you used
to.“ .
1"er got up. his eyes moist. “1—"
The older man interruptcd him.
"No. no thanks. l'm just making a
little invcstnu‘nt. based on my
knowlcdgc of human nuturr."
\thn he had gone. they stood
staring at ouch other.. Then he
grabbed her to him, tears in his
cycs.
Certain ncighbors, who had dili—
gently and patiently kept check on
arrivals at the homo ot the Jules
that late Spring evening, were still
hanging behind curtains. or sitting
uncomfortably on darkened porches.
eager for any morsei n- darting fis-
urc or a laughing scrcnm might give
them.
The house was ablaze within.
The Jilles were entertaining. A mm-
ily dinner. Around the tables were
Fred's relatives and Evelyn'3 rela-
tives. One can’t say Fred and Eve-
lyn's relatives because they had no
common relatives. The Rindcns and
the Jilles did not get along together.
This evening. however, both were
laughing unaflectedly at the sallies
launched at the expense of Fred and
Evelyn. ‘
“The eleventh fear is thehardest."
Irene gurgled gleefully. And she re‘-
peated. as it no one had‘heard her.
“The eleventh year is the hardest.
Everyone says‘tho eleventh year is
the hardest."
“Get out!
was the tenth.
she, Evelyn '2"
Evelyn Just smiled. .
THE END.
Last year you said it
Can't scare us, can
Joe’s Education.
(E. W. Howe's Monthly)
An old“ gentleman had. a. son
named Joe, and said to him: “I'm
getting old and tired.
educated. and take over the busi-
ness. Then I will spend the rest. of
my life in case." . . . So Joe went
to college. and did fairly well. At
the end of eight years he was grad-
uated and said to his rather: "I'm
told by the professors I should tra-
vei' extensively before settling down
and taking over the business." . . .
And the “therein! Whites. and Joe
went "abs-om for three Years. with s
liberal snowshoe. . . . Finally he
came back. me his father met him
joyfully. “Romano said. ‘ “you can
take over. the business And I will
retire." . ....”Ans! Joe cold: “Father.
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79 “’ushlngton St.
Natureopathic Physician
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OLD CARS
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‘1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Sis. '
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Secondansnd Ports sud Tires to Fit
.Any Make of Car.
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and convince yourself.
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Phone 419
. Opp. Congregational Church
:‘come.
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R. ANXI‘WELL. Mgr.
153 “'ashingmn Szrcct
Opp. Ilfzilio Thcairc.
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102 w . a Street
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Monday. ‘
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