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”It: sroltr so ran:
.1 .‘ll “our sermon. whose nu..-
j thud. won. JOIIN summon.
' .ltllleil himself because. of her
:loro affair with JIM (.‘AREl‘l‘E.
turns' to her home town after I
year's obscure: ‘
.l; Heavily veiled. bile comes late I
‘ one night to the home of her
lawyer. DICK GREGORY. and
GLORIA. histwll'c. She tells
them how the ugly story of her
past has followed her entry-
where. And so she has made up . ‘
her mind to go to liuropc where
no ‘one will know her.
She asks lllA’SHES X. FOR-
(i.\.‘\'. a widower who it! in the
real ltuillltl business. to sell her
\
ltouw l‘zn‘ her. When U131"!
sew .3.“ her to live in it,
m, down her reputation!
:' ilt'l' townspeople, May
i . into tears and insists that
a...- nants to he footloose.
She tells lliclt to sell her
stocks and bonds for whatever
they will bring. All she wants
is enough money to dress the
part oi a wealthy widow and
"land" a rich husband.
.\ week later. with $8000 in her
bundling. she goes down to At-
lantic ('ity tor a short. rest before
sailing for Europe. There she
meets MRS. CABLOTTA
FHUIJHNU. ll grass widow,
and her friends. HERBERT
W A ’l‘ 5.; It ll U it Y pull DAN
Si'lmtil‘li.
«titty am no lo Almlilil‘FS lil-
tl.» hopper club. and are joined by
t“lt.\l\;(‘lli LEE. one. of Adoree's
hostesses. Waterbury explains
that such women as lr‘rancio earn
their living by dancing with un’
attached men in these, places.
May accidentally drops her
bag. and her $8000 falls out. 0n
the way home Waterbury tells
her it‘s dangerous for her to .
carry the money around with . 1'
her; and then otters to take care
of it for her.
(Ni)\\' (50 ON “if“
M “‘5 mes widened as she looked l ”f contentment in he!" hf‘u rt.
up at him. lbecn kissed this way before . '.
"Turn my money over to you?" i passionately. and at the same time
she. repeated. “way, Mr. Waterbury. tenderly. almost vomfm‘timriy.
I wouldn't think of doing such a
thing! Aftcr all. you’re mt' (utter;
stranger to me. .ind tor all I know.
you may be the biggest crook in
tifltrlstendolii."
She laughed nervously end went
on. “Don't misunderstand me—l
know you aren't. of course. I really
think you‘re livery nice l‘tl‘rSOfl- Bill
even so . . ."
' . \l’atcrbury pressed her arm with Waterbury
his strong fingers. '
"So you do think
if you're sure l'm dishonest?"
asked.
. in her role of the Wistful \‘l'ldow,
him) bent her hood and nodded. ‘ "0f
ltzourr'v. I think you‘re nice.“ she.
b ill‘t]. “And what do you thinlt‘
afo .. me, Mr. \‘i'atcrhuryT'
iii} didn't answer for a minute or
two. “I don‘t. know just what I do
tliinz.’ of you." he blurted out finally,
"lint I know I've done nothing but
i think- about you ever since I saw you
on the train today!" .
Itl'ty looked up at him and smiled.
'At that moment the girdle of lights
along the Boardwalk went out. leav-
ing it in gray darkness. Beyond
the dial band of the sand. the break
ers rolled in edged with white foam.
"Oh, isn't it beautiful!" May cried.
She ran over to the railing and
leaned forward. with her arms :th'tkcnlng each morning.
stretched Wide. "And I love lilellook at hm‘seif in the glass.
wind, don't you? it makes me feel}
\ES if I had wingsi” ,
She closed her eyes, and raised her i and, studied her
ft 8 to the cold fresh rush"of‘ it as E frowned.
it came in. smelling 'of the sen. i had been in her
Thin. suddenly, she felt \Vater-lforc Were gone.
bury‘s arms around her. ThEy drew l shadows beneath her ye.
her against him, and his mouth camel
down upon hers in a short harsh cold cream.
H Lil’l .
for”. as suddenly. he let her go.
May stepped back. breathless. “Oh.
you . . ." she began. And was in l herself.
his arms again. sure.
i lie kissed her again again
. . not roughly. this time. but as
it he would never have done. And ‘
this little May did not resist him. but
FRENCH GIRL
is THE STAR 'lN
THE nu usual
I McMillan.
they stood. holding: each
hands in the windy darkness.
“l'm .
whispered. “But .
again. Please."
w.
lbaek toward the hotel.
followed her.
lose it. or be robbed."
morrow."
“i shall see you, tomorrow?"
eld out her band.
softly. “Good night."
in the glass.
"Old girl," she
soul. I believe we‘ve
with this “"ntcrbury man!"
0 O 0
said,
reflection,
tingle all over. erased them.
That'll fix me up."
and
the hotel.
. offering.
lumber 5, with .\l'llc Veronica,
llt‘rench actress and dancer in
title role of "'l‘uana" a South
Mildred
lt‘rnnk
' east:
l'ailzt‘.
lowing
’Ioggy
. Jack McClellan,
“The Hall-lilsl-l.“ .'l \‘itid play (if
.1ch in the. lroplrs. showingm new
. angle in the l‘rllllill‘tthltill of thbl
white man and mum» South Sen Is- Jack McClellan. Scat
land womon is the theme of \\’nltcrll\londu.\'. November 5.
aiiun Musical Band.
sale
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film suddenly she felt ll aicrbury's arm around her. 5
THE STORY) 1 lay in his arms. with a curiouu sense
in all of her life she had never
“I'm sorry it you're angry with
me. 1 couldn'tltclp myself." Watcr~
bury said. when he released her. And
otlter’s
. . not angry." May almost
don‘t do it
She turned and with her head bent
down against the \llllfi. she started
in silence
"About that money." he said in a
I'm nice. EVI'"‘nutttcr-offact tone us they entered
lli‘llho lobby, "Please, won't you put it
’into the hotel sale. it you don’t want
to trust me with it? I'm afraid you'll
“Perhaps I will," May answered.
ringing the bell for the elevator. "To.
“Tomorrow" Waterbury echoed.
May looked deep into his eyes. and
"Yes." she said:
. Upstairs in her room, she stood be-
‘fore, her mirror. searching her face
“l'pon my
fallen in love
Like nine women out of ten. the}
first thing May Seymour did upon
was to:
This morning as she loaned across
1 the, littered top of her dressing-table.
she
All the glow and color that
face the night be-
There. were violct~
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in.
(To
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wi
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to bring hot water. and a jar‘ot ;"
cleansing cream, May idly matched
the woman in the curtained iii-rave
next. to hor‘s.
There was something
about the woman's face.
i to
familiar iof
"Where have i seen her before.
May asked horselt.
Suddenly she remembered. The wo-
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"hostess" from Adoree's a
‘ within”. . . ‘ ‘
"Witter. have you thud so only in
fitpmmlnfl" Olrlotto‘ allied.
‘ 1
F in.
’ when“. a. not: my. and u
WM‘MG mmlt'”
told” aimed. out that! Aren't
m the ugly bird! "Where are you fl
{3.an '1 ,, ’ , ,
Wile dunking”
"Oh. look .horol Do youluppooe
it in sparkling «(out of white
. velvet. ‘ “
. _ "0! ‘couru
don’t. tell imttstlons 83.1.6 Gallier'l.
‘ let. in. tell you!“ Cot-lotto answered.
'lDolyou up that‘pluck pearl there
alumnus?" ; . . »
Muywped u Illa. followed Carl M
lanai-Jul. v'l‘be‘black pearl was .
the precise size and color of tho lml
tattoo one! lilo was wearing nround‘
her neck at that very moment.
would Add the lust teach at expen-
give luxury to her mourning. .
"0h. wouldn't l'love to have it "
she cried. .“It would lust match "2'
necklacel". . . -
”Let’s so i
lotto urged. an they went into 1.
little shop. ‘ ’ '
Five minutes later they emergcd
Six hundred of May's sight thousand
dollars were gone.
glenmed on her unloved hand . . .
coldly like winter twilight.
"it is lovely. isn‘t it?" she said to
said.
. Sim sighed. ."Well." she said. "I'd
like to‘ go to have breakfast with
you. but I've a date with the beam!
i had your youth!“
I
under the brilliant sun.l\lay saw
.incs.
3 Ca rlottal
mlwllli check-room girls, panel-club,
hostesses. or anybody else. so long
as it was a woman! l
,fortable life was the married W» i
tmuch of anything else. she still had
lthe law on her side. May figured.
called the Blue Rose. She had
noticed he cleanliness and its fresh
white curtains the night before when
she .had passed it with Waterbury-
at a table by the window. when May
. entered. This woman looked up. and T
May saw that it was Franrle Lea.
duced us last night.
don’t remember mt l was \\ 3th Her-
hart Waterbury‘s party at Adoree‘o.
I'm Mrs. Seymour."
Seyn‘iour." li‘runeie. Lee answered in
you to have your breakfast here. i
hute to out alone."
May's order of dry toast and coflee. !
When she was gone May leaned
across the table.
irricmiliest manner. "1 think your
.job of being hostess. in a supper club
// tmllfit be awfully interesting. Won’t
Iyou tell me about it? . .
ing an actress or a movie queen. or
3". voice
and wpitcd
. It‘ll"
‘ 1mm. ' \ ‘ '
it?" my . ulitod...-conlultlnl
on» watch. “ t'l eleven. I've E,
“W turret-yin: out loud!" Curt
Mlly answered.
~mlidlnmoodgl“ .
when! baton the window a
‘ little shob’thut faced the In.
in ‘ mi? too on of diamond
their!" real. They
tho; center . . .‘ the one set in ._‘
it
and . price it." 4".”
But the ring
rlolln. ,
l‘nc plump little woman looked at
r with envy in her round blue eyes.
'll tell the street it's lovely." she
j ' Lottv‘rlml‘ from ' '
“.‘f‘fWitn‘ess the 'Grewtlllulitn Ever Seen. - ‘
5}. , . . hiringgWoman. bbcbmes, Shattered Statue! f \
p . ‘Clnly One of Many. Hita‘vitl‘lhi‘e Great Act
‘ "“IN CHINA.“ if
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. . ‘ .ISOtilel' “Big [B’wa‘yi Acumtlthe “Picture!
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‘ Thursda‘y,‘. Friday, Siltul‘duy
{Icahn-lug the season’s Biggestflurpriu Attraction.
:f““‘STARs Moreno-luvs» *
‘ “no: GREAT comma»
' ‘, ves, Gene . Kimball
.. , .. , ' it ‘
Ammonia. that stage devotees worshipped 4.0 years ago
.33th will do bits of their former successes and will be re-
called with pleasure by old time theatre goers. “Ask Dad.’ "
" tut what's loveller than that
having the money to dash it ott-
ml and buy things like that! l
.uli i had your money. sweetie."
r'clnlisi. myself. 0b. dearle. If only
there was a sort of comical trag-
3' in her face as Ibo spoke. And
FOUR OTHER NEW "AND "NOVEL ACTS
and the feature. picture
“AFTER BUSINESS HOURS”
, , - with "—-— '
Elaine Hammerstein and Lou Tellegen
dent, ‘Ellglitll, Harry Birtletb‘Etidie'. ‘Rce- .
'1‘ch - greatest ..
love’s gilded age ' ..
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through it burst .
'four othetr’bl‘s'ucts on the built!”
eluding the Murtlnquev” Iterator“;
chestmiuntl‘somo eleven dancers
The feature picture is "lift‘lshtlnx loog
Flamed" a sensational loy’c dream. .
‘ Commencihnghurndulr and. con-
tlnulnx‘ for the remainder of, the
‘ujeelt. there is a real treat motors
for" Northth theater“ goes. .Tlle Tact
“Stars of Other: Days will .appeur
here for the lost half of the week.-
The out teaturcsf'the than Col-lune,”
who goriy‘yeurs ago was acclaimed
the most. beautiful and talented?
wOnt'un on the stage. She still look!
iikc'a girl in 'her teem? ‘
There are {our other his acts on
the bill which is rounded or! with
,the picture "Alter Business Hours"
.t‘eaturln'g the great Elaine .Hamm'erg
stein and Lou Tellogau. .- They are
ably supported by John Patrick and
Phyllis Hover.
at her skin was puckered into line
i.
What a dreadful thing it must be‘
be mlddlcoged and footloose like
To be in love with a man
the Dan Sprague type who flirted
After all. the only safe and com-
nn's existence. Even if she hadn't l
O O I
She. left Carlotta and walked 3
ong. hunting for a little restaurant 2
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There was no one in it but a wo- i
an who sat drinking orange .lulce i
|
She walked over to her. ‘
"Milly I sit here with you. Miss i
no?" she asked. “No on. intro- 3
I'm-bans you ‘ i
“i remember you perfectly. Mrs.
cool. low voice. "And lid like
Regent Theatre
Toduy, Thursday, _ Friday I
Rex Beach’s
“coosrwounl”
-—-— with —-—
Jack Pickford, Louise Dresser
and Constance Bennett
A marvelous story by a great author with an exceptional
cast. Presenting an unforgettable picture—-
‘1 acclaimed the year’s best.
e
A little waitress in pull: linen took
"Miss Lee." she began in her
. .I should :1
llllk it would be something like by
sub-deb even!"
llluy tried to rub them out wit
h ; man was the.
AT TIIB RIAL‘I‘O.
a W“
"ltoutolu" with Lillian and burnt
(.‘Lsh a powerful picture.
, Lillian and .llorlhy tlislt,
ltwluyinr; at the ltluitn theater
"llomoltt." the sweetest. romance
One. Night Only
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now i.
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of finals. E'rhmsmt
snappy ‘z‘lr’l , out ‘ with Emma .Jllz’z org.
‘ Everything goes Well
Jack and Dotty on their
to sea in a sailing to
tackled in what happens:
and is called: . '
until-— .
THEBHIP OATOHESH,
Tbén there is thrill apl at
Of course they are save
and you’ll be thoroughly 'i
them- after the rescue.
Start reading their next all
venture. It starts tomorr
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Electric Bulbs
“Nilco” tiplcss Ttlugsion electric bulbs
Neither the cold cream
nor a cold shower that made her
"‘Stayet‘l up too late!" she scolded
"What I need is a. face mus
A‘half hour later she lay in a long-
cbalr in the little beauty salon of
While she waited for the operator
5mDIN-‘1‘ club l - . ““3 woman whom Francis Lee's face hardened in I
Dan Spruguo had called "Ft'altcie." slow. mysterious way.
She' had evidently just had her hair “You do, do you?" she asked in
washed. and it hung in dark. dankiber well~brcd voice. “Well. let me
strings around her neck and Siluul-‘iell you something. then. it‘s the
ders. And her eyes looked small and . most terrible life in the world for a
slcr-py above. wrinkled pockets of l woman. Do you really want to know
flesh. |ubout it?"
She caught May's frank gaze il’ll “5“" nodded.
the mirror before her. and llashcd (To Be Continued
them all are offer-cd‘in a stirring
film (imam, of lovc's gilded ago. At
spectacle of power. beauty and am-
bition! A haunting romance and the.
treachery ot‘ a woman betrayed!
Piraoey (llili intrigue amidst the tin-l
clout glory that was Florence! Sa—i
orifice, brutality. love, human in-‘I
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in this motion picture triumph Lil-
Soanlan and Jack McClellau's lutcst
'1‘ch play will be Scull at
’the llngont Theatre. 'l‘hursday. Nov‘
the
the l
Sell»
tlsland beauty. Mlmmrled by the fol-
Sontltwick. ,
t‘lutrlr-lon.i,
Grace Fox, Frederick Kirby. Donald
Juries
colitis. and including Clarke's ilaw-l
The play is staged by the author.
opens.
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ilhe South Sea Islands “The Hall
it‘ltste." Al the Regent. Nov. 5.
'gStamford Tailor Is‘ .
l Charged With Arson
S’l‘;\).ll"(llif). Oct. 23.4«(AP). DO-
.utinick Zemo. who with his brother.
Antonio. operates a tailor shop at
, $3 .\laln street. was placed tinder ar-
‘ lart lliglil by the Stamford
‘polive. charged with arson. and An-
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or the blnzn which was discovered
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l According to the police south one
”YRS in the place about I detect: in
. tho morning. A box filled with gas-
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3 rear room. alson pressing table with
lt-lotlt cover satufated with gasoline.
A gas two that ha been left con-
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ism tire to the table upon which it
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Shooting
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\l‘OllCllI-JSTEB. Mam, Oct. 28.-
: (AP). The conditional. a. hospital
ilt‘l‘t‘ of Jessie Tiffany. sole surviv-
or or the gun battle Sunday night at
tho Eugene Holden farm house hi.
Slut-bridge, when John “Brown chat
and killed Holden so seriously
wounded Mrs. Mary .‘rlttany. the
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Friday.
As a broken.
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Rest of Orchestra. .. .. $1.517
lstBalcony $1.56
Logo $2.00
Box $2.06
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Mrs. Emily‘ lt‘rledson opened an
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good picture on \prozram.
of Norwallt will have a chance
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lad; ”yet/an ‘ -' ' _ '
' Waklgcon/ln . Louise. Dressl-r Drops Beauty For i
"’ ‘ Role in “The Goose Woman."
'59? . . ;
M" I E . I Louise presser plays itrone of the
in her-:3!“ 0 fig most superb roles of her career in}?
DANCE DEATH "The Goose Woman." at Universali
‘ ._ , . y _ Jewel ulapted from the story by ltexl ‘
VJ Beach. which is showing at the lie--
:1 nd
degraded. once. pop-
ular opera singer. she gives a sym-i
P l ‘ ,.
$32ng $3 pathetic study of the. characterfi
BAND Casting asido her real beauty. Miss ‘
. » . Dresser plays a role quite hideous;
(Not a MOVlllg Picture) yet tremendously artistic in her
”3 . ' make-up. as an old drunken woman
Orchestra, living in squalor in a small dilapi-
In‘ho east of this all-star picture!
two other notabicmarts are playcdl
and Constancef
A dramaticipart is l'ur-i
dmis ' * Others in the cast are George“
gene“! A “on ' ' ' ' s 50 Cooper. Gustav von Scyffcrtitz,‘;
’ George Niehols.‘ Marc Machrmott‘
In China Land has his illusion;
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night. shot Jessie and later ended
his own life. took a serious turn
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.a .. . ant-d .
. g; drone ~33?th from her body.
' iifl’fii'iin Intuitive2 or}:
an
~-;.\liVBI:lile in the sentinel for
v-Advtrtlla in The Sentinel
ography bureau.
porntlon taxes and has been con-
nected with several large
town companies.
Mrs. Frledaon believe: her office
will serve I, business need
community.
She is said to be
authority on real estate and cor.
modern titties. it is part of the net
"in China Land." the feature not at
tho vaudeville bill at the l’alucel
theater. in the act, the living alulucl
of a woman becomes pieces at shat~ .
tered and broken statuary before
your eyes and with the lights on.:
How is it done.? Only those éonncc- .
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