l‘liE STORY SO FAR:
GLORIA GORDON. beautiful
dapper. marries DICK GREG-
ORY. a struggling young lawyer.
Has- ldes of marriage la in and
has clothes . . . but no work
or children!
Infirmcafmc.‘
senses knew bu. -
She stood there in her white nigh
gown. Ber naked teat. spread to the
floor. showed white and slim. all
was like coma lovely lily rising
superbly on a slender stem.
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SONYA CHOTEK. He aged! “31.01:: looked up at him. Surprise ~and— .
e . Gloria lends him .00 royos. _
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Dick's mother. whom she hates.
is going.
As soon as they leave on their
trip. Gloria sets out for New
York. She goes straight to Way-
hnrn. But he spurns her. tell-
ing her that he has lost mar-
ried Sonya Ghouls. Then Gloria
tries desperately to get u lob.
but fails. She is finally convinced
that she is not half so attractive
as she thought she was, and
comes home to Dick.
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66 ICK." Gloria said. "I’ve
come home to you!”
haven't beenl" . - I' » q] _ 1 n. ira’ work iliclr business and monlc "an the Hospital Drive" I
ah. took no stop toward Ha dung the bills back on the “01‘1"“UOD' U " Soap. ( A of living got the preference at all P“ S“ LYON
him-Olly 100k“ .3 him with “u. dflk. Mail) From every small town ilnu We are now locatw in
happy eyes. wondering what he
would do or say.
Dick gave a. short laugh. "So I
no." he lid. chm , - - . . . W‘OdUCWF- ~at~ l ”.1
. gel 1 want you to live like lllOilOH. 'lllo result is there an inn .. , 1 . . 1 . , ‘.
Theron-no warmth 1.. his “,1... HI: told him almost all or it. the room that had been Dicks and other my men's wives . . . help ' . _ i a ton rinli no {anions swoon-stars . 1 4..
All h N y k Her voice was low and flat sJ- hora. Sh. bathed h" eyes. smoothed ms to et along Are you read fl thousand {m a”) posu on an “mm“; 7‘1“”: ‘1‘” “Mm“ or ”ding 20 North Main Street . I '
the way an. Wm aw or ' ' hed- hair, and went downstairs to 1...: ' y tel-y iew positions to he had. about in Rolls-Rowe cars. The illu- ' . , '
Gib!!! h“ 1011306 for thll moment. most without, feeling. Dick know have her c0“... ll'y it 4 ‘ w . c] , ii _ “ ocl‘ ”N. Br.-
n“. heart had was an an nursery that what she was telling him we: She left her bag standing 0900 on 610.1. looked up at him with ey Sidney Ulcoli. lemon: 1 layers. .jlfrllr is“. 1.1 Ciril {ille . .\‘ a‘ l y lgg .i .
rhyme to the no!“ of a“ m a . f ll 1 bddl . In" short. under the ruddy Hull husky director and producer of ll\(‘il. . nmc “lill picniy 0. lollinlon ‘
“Home IND. home again! the ugly truth. DI", by drop she one o t o UH: . ; her hair. _ 1 _ 1' sense and while incy have lllc m.
drank her misery. “0h, 1 anti 1 mn try to be . "1, "Lillie “1d 39‘” ‘iork "”d ”that means ialio ihc first train buck PHONE 2978
Jig-gody Jig!"
She had thought of home as safe
harbor. She had wanted to throw
herself on Dick's breast—to sob out
all her heart-break and shame to
him. For she waa honestly sshamod
of herself.
But Dick's coldness kept her
away from him. against her own
will. it was like a wall between "Letting 13m 1003‘ W; “:1"! 1 must have put it there. .4 g. s . away. A" around him '” the lug positions. lcming ihr'il‘ '10an in gel. home. some will lml. heed ad- K. A. Norwalk 00M" '
them. 1 no i: you do for a c ol'ul-I r n "All right." Gloria shruzged be! heavy SEEM 0' h" perfumed “'1" towns and nlim'nlinfl 1” Hollywood vice; ”le mo in it tomorrow. al- '
Her “.115. pricked. a" lips his fumed show. P, ,1 You. My hould rs "if that's m h H“ arms '0" warm and soft. and In search of surf Ii lame and (01" ways “'lill llli’ nun-hope that some 7.
trembled. 8h. had to pm lid! "110’ 5 ° ' . "If . "‘99 ciunguif “I” “0"" "WM l“ I lune. llirl‘l‘ilu‘ “ill 'discovcr' them and POLHEMUS 7'
handkerchief hard against them to H. ed. feels about me, I should worry! him '0' ”"0" Nifiht Stardom. Myth. lilflk" lilonl ruinous. ll is pilliul. and i
stifle a sob.
Dick looked at her. She had taken
oft hcr dusty hat, and her hair
shone like a copper helmet.
he wall that Dick had raised ‘. .1 . .h dewud u on this “\l. .d l» . , . i ‘ i -
But neither Gloria's beauty nor got trash . . -,Well. i lust smashed A" “W '“°’v “‘1' “M 0““ ' H" ”W" “ " 1 F ‘ ’ " ‘ ‘° “’ PM" " ’3 0 “m . ’
her mm" could touch Dick at that “flu-fight"... 1,1518”! 1 new... 1.". come upstairs. The door on the against her and her heauty.crumhled ‘means or getting a iirlinood are \lnl-e your girl or boy that l-lolly- Phone 314-5, SO. Norwalk 201 38“ Washington Stu .
mommt, or move him to pity. ‘ so frightened in all my born days 0‘11“ “‘30 01' "L6 ‘13“.610305 ”NY- ”‘5 tell. I“ h'" 5°“ to h" ”9" prmenled mm to Home: by the mood oz‘l'crs no colclen opportunities East Norwalk
“Come bars a minute!" he said.
Gloria moved slowly into the room.
Silo thought that he meant to take
her in his arms. to tell her that ha
forgave her.
But he waved her into a little
chlntnaoncad that stood
across the hearth from him. Gloria
hack into it.
”Ohmiibdon'tiookaxmaulf
yon could murder no!" she pleaded
"Don’t be lasso to moi You wouldn’t
it you know all I've been through:i
Her sells broke out afresh.
“Why. what happened to you? . ..
Wsybnrn throw you down?"
ashsd coldly.
‘ knew that Dick wouldn’t
tafig
’ had back if she told him the 11.6] i” wondered though-and his nails bit Wsyburn married someone else. it 4 . .- . 4 \ 1
tmti. 80 shelled. ”Margie doorway. Gloria stared deep into his palms at the thought-— he hadn't you'd be in New York this 1 :1"? ‘J‘Imwfml ““03““ “l ”1” m- l g
”In! Wt I'd gone to New st him. Then she tiling him three if she told him the whole truth. minutel . . . Of course. 1 seal I i v1-0.‘..".r..‘3,'3.'7u 'v R w.] l n d a
York to be with Stan?! are asked. words: Could he believe her? Dick didn't see perfectly!” 1pm“ :1 A would.” . Ya i ilad an .
”No. indeed. 'Althougii I did see “Still talking money!" she paid, know whether he could or not. Glo- Bo dung hlmaoli away from 610- ______w_ ,1: L lki, i‘b-id‘ [if-11059“ 9‘” m 1 Colonial Hotel
him. a a s."- contamptuously. ria had lied to him so many times ril- Bile 01°04 looking at him imb- AT THE REGENT 1 ‘n‘g‘ 3:111. ' .“jt ‘3”11313'1111“! ““3 . b .
\ " 1'0 ”I saw hint!" Dick broke She picked up her bag and went before— lossly. 1 l‘h Ji. "‘5' 9“ Q‘Yi'ngf‘n“ ‘9 51:5‘ «1 3 1
in. “Essa you saw him! Youknow upstairs. At the top or the flight And suppose she "got tired or "I would have come home any- * , . : i: {‘“HFMC- ‘ ‘3 . A m" . 155 .. .
you followed himtoNew York. 'And she paused. sticking around the house" again. how.” she defended herself. “i hate ""0“ mu “fish” Story Has M O! film an Quinton-11 perform- 8 1 ‘ 1 _ 1
I know itl So why. m. use of 1,. On one side or m. mu was the and ran away? What then? . . . Stanley Wayburn. lusts him , . . Fine, Mm": cesi- lancc in this motion picture. 1 Does your watch or clock 1 0.. HT. (‘lR Linc;
lug? Stick to the truthl" ma dst double room that she and Dick had Dick shook his head. He was in s new" _ .. ”-‘ 1 5 _.._,-.__._ ; 2‘. . 1n“. ,1 - , 1 . , . “h’
came down hard on the arm as his shared until his illness. 0!; the other torment otdoubt. "BUN "'4 m" 'h’ m'" °°"" A 8°" “f “1’ mm" “ Pm’ 5 “Mr A ” Will Now ' ”m ”‘8 f‘. um" ‘ “mm“ ”b ’ 5mm Hon! “w in r. “
chair. was the "spam" bedroom. flat ' ‘ ' home to me!" Dick answered. "Don't mount scrccn version of Harold! 0 ~ ' 1 ' hatfiby ms and starts? 1 .«n . surf,
Gloria‘ star-tad. 111 right. she toilet things and cushions were still door behind him ems l1"- Sm" 9"" “a W m “a ‘3' ‘” Bell Wright‘s newest novel or lhcl Become Maharaja I
thought. she would an him the
truth! She'd let him have it. it that
was what he vaunted.
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in it.
meat. Then its went quickly into
“Don't hate me." she bogged.
She began with her visit to Way.
burn'a rooms. She ended with the
ry of her struggle with Lingnrd
the private dining room where
we had gone with him.
Dick clenched his hands.
"You! Going to such a place with
a. man like Lingardl" he said.
to
"Well, I'll say this for Lingard—
he was crazy about my looks." 'Glo-
ria told himcomplacontly. "And he
was very nice at first. But when he
.. a She shiverod. Her
shoulders shook.
At that Dick rose and went to her.
She laid her head on his breast.
“Don't. hate me," she begged.
But he turned away.
"Run upstairs and wash your face
while 1 make some coffee (or you."
he said mitiy.
”Why can't Ranghild make it?
What are you paying her for?" she
asked.
“Rsnghild left a. week ago." Dick
answered. "1 figured that you were
gone for good, you sea. And besides,
you can’t aflord a housemsid any
more. .- .. .. You Just won't get it
into your head that we're poor. will
little
Gloiia hesitated for a long mo-
WO hours later when she came
upstairs again, the bag was
gone. Gloria looked all around
the room to: it.
Then she crossed the hall into the
guest-rooms There the bag stood! On
the floor beside the single bodi Dick
But she did worry! Hurt and lid.
millated. she bolted the door or the
room. ’
N the lonely quiet of the room
that had been Gloria‘s and his.
Dick Gregory faced his problem
that night.
Above all other living things. he
loved the woman who lay asleep in
the room across the hall. He wanted
to take her back. and he was afraid
to do it.
He was afraid to trust his happi-
ness to Gloria again!
He had been beside himself for the
last week. since the day when he
had come home to find her gone. . .
He had felt sure that she had left
him tor Stanley Wayburn. Gloria's
story here out his fears, in part. no
iy open.
tram ms. ._.andtrea ngnlolika
an cutout!”
“i’in not trying to hold you.
Glory." Dick said quietly. "You can
go tomorrow. if you like."
out running around with May day-
mour on these drinking parties. And
you'll have to knuckle down and do
your own housework. i can't aircrd
help for you. Just look here a min-
uio. . . ."
He got up and took a thick sheaf
of envelopes (root the apicet desk
that stood between the front win-
dows.
"All these are bills." Dick said.
"We're months behind with thorn.
All my savings are gone. The
house is mortgaged right up to the
hilt. , . . And i wouldn't mind
this. Glory. it you'd been happy
spending the money. But you
“The more money you've spent
the more discontented you've been."
Dick want on. "Now you're going
to try my way of living. for a
Wife to you. Dick!" she cried. Anl.
at that moment she meant what she
said. Besides. she know. that sooner
or later. she could coax Dick into
getting Ranghild back again to
work for her. . . . 1
She put her arms on Dick's shoul-
ders. This time he did not turn
LORIA closed her eyes. and his
hold tightened. it was as it
They parted. suddenly. to speak
. . . those scarlet lino.
"i forgot to tell you." Gloria mun
mured dreamlly. “that Stanley Way-
burn is married. . . . He married a
Russian actress."
Dick's hold of her loosened. Ba
waited with every nerve tense. (or
her to no on.
“He married her Just the day no
(era 1 got to New York.” she said.
"So you see i couldn't have left you
Just on account or him . . . as you
thought i had. Seal"
Dick saw. He saw too well . . .
too clearly.
"So that's why you cams home!"
he said. “So that's whyl Because
more. I've got your number. . . .
Go back to bed!“
’ Before he turned to lock. Dick
know that Gloria stood there. His
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