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saturates-scorn nuawshx. cons.
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m- “a... u... M... ..
tbens tet- musical and comedy et-
tecte. Vogues. a vaudeville surprise
. » _ ‘ is a petite revue containing as many
" ' ’ ' ' ' ' good thisu'ss a Xmas “delegate
' are not olng to say very much a ut
mm this surprise so your entertainment .
in this act will not. be diminished
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o. 1
:NEWS Felt NOBWALK THEATRE-GOERS i
'Actlon and excitement mark the
altering. "The Girl from Mont- but would rather let you enjoy the i
martre." now playing at the nlulto “Wm" “me" °d°f“"' g°"'"" "‘d i on‘
-' t . . Foster are come ans. eng com- . "
h'eatre The late Barbara LaMsrr ediane it may seem superfluous to n I A I TO HEATRE i MGM. ues Ma 25
Wt): “WI. Stone ‘1'. in. feature “y til“ ”my .r. funny. Lottie ONLY . y
players. nun bathed Spain. land of Atherton in . unique emco offering ' — I
romance forms the background of
“The Girl from Montmartre.” En-
chanting scenes to beguile the eye
are promised while a story of
mounting interest unfolds itself.
“The on; from Montmartre." de-
serves to have a career. for not only
is the story one of rare appeal but
. the natural beauty of the famous
Balearic Isles. in which the story
has its setting. is of surpassing en-
chantlnent. The plot chiefly con-
cerns itself with the attachment of
a girl of the darkest shadows of
Paris for an English author of dls~
annulled family. The Jealousy or
another suitor. however. threatens
hild's devothn and love for his
to disrupt the romance. but in the C t da and
and everything turns out as it parents “ but“ offered 0 y
Ihould tomorrow at the Regent theatre. The
s I beautiful theme which runs through
the photoplay depicts as no other
strikes a happy medium and has as-
sembled a program which includes . ., . ’
bits of all the popular terpischorean NOW PLAYING Matinee 2:” Daily. chulng I'crrormanccs i.i.'i and ".00
phasee. 2:l5 and 7:15
To top the show the photoplay
KEITH VAUDEYILLE
"The Caveman," with Matt Moore
in the leading role. is offered for to-
Burke & Betty
A l'ilirllifnl Potpourri
The Comedy Hit of the Season
UNDER THE AUSPIOES 0!‘ THE NORWALK CLUB
i HERMAN GANTVOORT
NOW PLAYING
2:15. 7:15 and 9
s “THEY '
ALL
. WANT
* SOMETHING”
day and tomorrow only. On Satur-
day. "Behind The Front." the
scrcaminsly funny comedy is pre-
sented. it comes here for one day
only by popular request.
REGENT l
The sweetest story. concerning a
Vogues
A Vaudeville Surprise :gIOII:)III;:I ‘nrwl
‘ c M" ‘iap.
tcr by E. J. Math
author of “The
Nervous Wreck"
JACKS ' AND QUEENS
An ocean of song and run. llirr-(‘t from l‘oii's, Bridgeport.
Lottie Atherton
.-\ l'liiqllo lliillco Ul'i‘crlni.’
1‘
Joyner & Foster i
Running ililn lluggcd
. B Courtne Save e ~
PALACE motion picture has before the story ' On The screen -.- ‘ s yd b y g
of paternal love so poignantly. 'l‘llc . , g t e Arthur Hurle
TM PURCO ‘5 offering the 1““ title of the picture is “Children's Thur'day and Fnday Saturday featuring ‘ a“ y y
half of the week a vaudeville bill
which is a sensation. Nothing so
superb as this bill has reached this
staid town in years. The greatest
Faces." it is being presented here
i
Matt Moore in ‘ 3 By Popular Request BARBARA L a .
., . _ . , . .. . . aMARR and LEWlb STONE
2d $313: 3;"; IIrIiIiIImIlIiIeIlI' Iii! 121173. IThc caveman I i Behmd The Front” NOTE: This is the last pliotoplay Miss LuMai'r hunk.
of the Famous-Players Corporation. . .
A TYPICAL NEW YORK CAST WITH
WILLIAM TILDEN 2ND
can ed In this oil the ‘ .
vaudeville show or the season that ftfiieazézrflfbeém an “magi...“ ‘ _ . ‘ ,_ "0 f7 ~—~- Saturday Sunday Evening . . .
I! what this program really is. ii n at (. f”, Il'nltcd organizut 0:] “Hr,“m‘ ”fl" IMO“ 0" { lulu ll(‘i‘l| l'ltillf‘ in Fuel Vincent LO- “ I~‘l'(‘tlt'l'it‘k lilll'toll. Hilly Quinn. "ch.“ Spring. Ynlcric lIlfldt‘. John
The feature set is Jacks and 2,332.: legihfl,‘ gtipxilnsgo przflficuon STE“; _ 3‘93": ‘ 'd"'\del'INI(t.IIII IIIlIh'I pox. MIDI-7. “an mm of the earliest “RAWHIDE” T Q”! Jack Irwin. Johnnie Lewis. Gallnudctt. ll'cllc Shirley. lidwnnl
Queens: it is an ocean of fun and MI“ ihtroduco one of "10 most pa- Mi.” :Lam'vmcl‘t’); ("If’Q‘L'EL‘I‘N‘JJ; llil‘t‘i‘lul‘h’ who saw lilo future passl- SINNER” : Joseph (irccn. llclcn Ambrose. Pawlcy. )lrs. ‘tioodrh-ii ((‘amllln
song navigated by Jacks and Queen: thetic and sympathetic stories of '- 0 ‘7 ‘ ' * - l-illlll's in this new rhythmic exprcs- featuring \ irglnia .‘iorris. (-rnmcl—or .\orunik.
prepared l:y Laurcm'v Shillings. tin:
nevi-list and playwright.
Mntinces will Inc. iii 2:210. :iiul mo.
itinz performances at 8:20. Mall
ordcrs arc now ready. ,
isiou. l-ln \rorlirwl to do llilnld a lil- .
no different mm H inn»: hotter than BUfiIalo B1“, Jr. r
:inyuul- «lino, :mil ill\\':|)’fl he has con-1 —-nnd--~- !
llillil'il to {tiiiiiw tho l‘oztll he set out 1
i
l
i an a musical voyage attording the
utmost pleasure. "Jacks and Queens"
is a. little nautical musical comedy
presented by acompany of six. The
Jacks are Jack Turn of fun and
human interest that it has been the
pleasure of the Regent to present
to its patrons in .1 long time.
i'culurini:
Conrad Nagel and
Renee Adoree
'i‘IiI‘} FUNNIEST PLAY EVEt SEEN 1N .\'Oii\\'.\l.l{
SEAT SALE OPENSI TOMORROW 10 A. M.
Chapter 3 Casey of the
‘ his musical contributions to the act
can doughboy.
This big attraction
of vision and talent took it up Mr
' ‘ -‘ I“""”' - . 'l: - is c- miv or ill‘llSiii‘ mucus Purs runs
“an I‘ARADE' L8 ’10 BL ——_~. ..~-. .-_... .c . \ hi irioi em
'on‘ "id “10 Queens are queens of . . . . . it isnnl mllv in the arrangement 003i“ Guards ir-iixp-»i;ii.ir~iii ' Urrhcslrn Balcony
folly. This act comes to the Palace ' ”IOWA IN ”RIDGLPORT Vincent LODCZ All Ritz and lin- tlil‘ct'llnll of his programs ' . N 1;, “m.“ . . .. 52.50 13‘ 3 rm“. 32.00 [0ng ,,,,,,,, 335"
direct from I;oli‘s, Bridgeport. fThe Starfin‘l'r an ItndI‘ItIgtIIflI IIIItImI ispun- - Again on Saturday;llllll \mwnt lmptz cuinml distinc- “Mm“... ........ 52.00 Balance IIIII SL5” Gcncral ndm, _ 31.00
93 “T3 “Cl. 5 fiui'li'ml’led l." 0‘” “5““ n “‘3 prescn l0" 0 it 5" NI‘ \ fl“. . , .. .. . :linll. but ill illl' N_It‘i"lIOll of the men
.. . ., . 3 .ns ago ion. “as liolmi _
gum]:- brililiannt offerings.‘ The: arto inI'IkcrtulSjgtni‘ll'tg IliIcgcaldiIeagiIIliigoinIiI: upon as a: barbaric mm...fis‘:._n 1.. who culllpoitc hi1; orchestra. hone {IIIIIIIIIIII' for those who have an in-
ll? 6 an lily ill a. in rtilfu DO - I F‘ mUSIt‘. Then gradually as musicians 1"” “1" ”M “0““ d0 10" him and e gent mime-"t “1 and “I'Plflmtlt‘” __
vourrl. Burke is a. comedian and verb cli actorization of the Ameri- mm or hm. W.” in a 6mm.“ star by 0! fine mugibfimd for the rank and
study lilf‘l'ii \xiiu «intrlopcd
:1 Mil-
right of additive and
knowledge of
tile who have long been Lopez ad-
ara with his voice and nkeiole. Miss will be shown at the Lyric theatre. limit and (“Wmnu icehniriuv. .\nil hi.“ mu...“ 'i‘lh' 1... is n unique and mircrs to hear the grout lmml in “1 l O S. v,“ POlil'S .
Betty sinus and also plays the some. Bridgeport. for SM'ernl days. sturt- amour: ”m whim-shin ”H, “Um HM“ irwn ii iill‘iiliilIi; entv l'lilinlllrnt. pi concert hall will be :1 ll'Pill \\‘til'lll iil- ' . nillDGEl‘Olt'l‘ yrlc
phone and ('ornct. She plays all of in}; Monday. May '24. by a touring - . - most (lily price. . R E G E N I
I I ~, So on a tour and will come to thr- Toda and Tomorrow , . e
P I . _ Ritz Dance Palace. Bridgeport. Sat- :35, 7;}5 and :i YOU'VE SEEN
, _ urday evening, May 22. innit-in; to i‘ , _ , . . "Ike ' deflation”
II I I a I ‘ this wonderful combination hill in, i“’il§l1ln2t0n “rltt‘r Says ALBERT G GREY $173k 7.», a my
' ‘ . a. iron: to all attending, - r Y‘ 'k 1.- WWW" ”he a , ..
' This Would iia c ssues WW... ‘ W C red wmn’
I “I ' E YELlOW STUB m I”: Shari and (‘ l c a r —— ' I?” (4.4me "
II “ ERNEST lYNN. author-of TH Norwaik Woman on... . .. i , . e.
.
And now. Mi". Lopez and his
eighteen master syncoputors are lo
. 0F 2 internal.
“CHILDREN’S
7 Days Beginning Mon, May 21
Matinee 2:230 - Evenings 8:30
;. - . S‘traddIe S stein Now.
‘I BEGIN HERB TODAY “a,” narrow 1““ w. .3” were I'll call it a day, Not." John called can go. We've got :250u saved up. ThIrlgulIfrtlhghtflNew COllled)’; I __I__¥ ,, - NOW 00 To
' 'I a . " i
A baby girl has Just been hooded. like a hawk'e. out. to him. bee: ”Xmomfp’ .1 but we ougliin't put more than moo rich or ms act; £312:k3“'\;“-ll"?<"f:t‘:: I... (in “mm 1.’ “Hum,- FACES '
born to PAY MILBURN. Her “I want you to break a rule. Nat. busMIanrdgtIiIitd :3‘ lIdok upl'fllnm was of " mm . down payment. W..." the honor of sec-mg “Th”. A” \vIam . \\‘.\>‘lili\ti'l‘th, Mn) wrmnu
:11" .Ili'whl‘u :30!!!” In]: :xdfiog.;oin§1“ioga‘gga:a y . . . I got to have something for a rainy Something" which is to no platted ill F'L-‘i’i'l-“Jl ('I' ‘ tilt H‘llltlh-‘vlim's Sits-i 'IIllC sweetest story CVCl‘ told
lie I" ‘ v I ., 'ti: ll."_ ll .; \' ir-i's of tile ronn-f
GRAHAM AND WORN. His aoiseieeely into his room. At that moment. while he hurried day. And then Judith. you know. 'I‘IIIOSI‘l‘lIiEIIIhi;:tCI:lfirc oonl‘lh'liltl‘mlllll'lifrlit,‘lot : a": iI..I-I ”in“ diflmu mm hip or SM 12“" mam ”um“ and cm“
wife decides to call the bs “You know I never smoke," the down to his car, his mind filled with and the hospital and doctor bills. ~ ": . , it . . j ' ‘ , ,. , . , I ._ "I, loto- l
auspicm or the \orwilk t‘lllll um i‘iilli'h whim u. mih tun. has .hould scc this beam 1 pi ,
JUDITH. ‘ newcomer said unsmillngiy. the wonder °t their baby girl. three IIOh' [ wouldn‘t I" so cautious, Goodrich plavs it. IC'iIil in tlIi‘I -:Il liiinnIIIio l.- «in! in minor. “lltll‘I liliiv at a child's low for his '
having the hospital after his‘ “Well. this is a real occasion other babies were being born in Fay. lcleared 35000 last year and Waning CO‘hLdV M'” (‘00‘15i(_‘]§j; "I ' m “Hi-“1”“ i lm‘cmi. i .
3" night vtril. J01!!! :08 '0 Gm upon a proud usher. Nat." Chicago and in a line residence a 1'” 4° ”9”" ““3 5"”- we“ 5“" st 3 name is ciIihiiiliIGnIumI‘I'riI‘I “ III I Iv I' It we r win-ml l'lUll-l I
"‘0" “WWW“ ”I” '10 en- "Th‘l'l 3M- John. flat-l.” said Oll- childless couple. after a cruel argu setting on our feet. Before you ilhow in mam“ ,; 1;“ ”“11 1 . I . ”5.5 , I .IIIIII I-II ,I .I I I
counters MRS. 81x32. a gos- ham. shaking hands. "How's Mn ment were agreeing on a divorce. it we're going to be making real 9‘ ‘ 5" “r “Wt-l i WWI-“i "I W“ :
alpine neighbor whom lie de- Milburn'l" ' Mountntnnces llorc may not . 'i‘ni-n- illicit 1R .. t\\0-i'-ll‘l.\' sieicmo Saturday
tests and whothe ov'erwhelms "il‘ine. Baby stri. Seven pounds In “0th” and “I town two men b° 0‘ the 0mm” ”m" ”h" is ”0‘ l” i “it" "A" “‘-' l‘-‘"“' *‘ “mm-‘7‘ "WW-V KING VIDOR'S Wise 3
bet I! k n ' a c l c .. '°" mm" ”m” "m“ “‘ "‘° “m cm Mm- Goodrivh vrcvunmi i ”in... rim. w.- nui- mmgi. so G W l~h ° ' .r masnwaos’am .
0" ' 3 ”n " " 0"” on. “1 w° 7" oun “' rear of a soft-drink saloon. One of l ti - a . ~.~ - - ' i . . . , ‘ corgc a 5 m ‘ LAWS ;
with re Id-Ilre recital of in- “Well I certainl con ratulate "’0“ ‘” pro ""9” ‘° -"°“ ”“3 01- i llil‘. h ilizzunrt HUM“- ”0‘ * Hid-Mi
' p ' . 3 5 them. growing infuriated. struck the icrin in \' riv lk in ii .«i' .. . , . , .. , ,, . _ ‘ WHICH SETS A NEW
8 i o a l .litl duo , .. i _.i\ in... iliililtl.ll‘lS to
formation concerning the baby you John. Ill be anxious to see i Mll..i.lil... ii . i at D Id
.‘ ' 0th" I "do“. blow in the “1C9 and consideration the producers ogre-«i - _ . . , . . » The Quest Of 0113 ‘ MAW m2 THE WEW‘
Alone in the apartment. he her." He turned back toward his th fall ll d t d , . ‘- . l;in «lvlmiu- l'\)>llltll|-“"’l‘)l or. . MENTSOF THE SCREEN/
gases 3 long “In. at Fsy’s pic. desk. . e on man pu e ou a gun on This concession haying been grant- ‘. “will“. . Norton” 1
three. promising to In C better “Aren't you going to hlVO I. d' 3:311:52? 3:3 :IfwlzritgrrttlsIhIlltiIdI: a fit] ”I: Kern-hilt. (IIIIb “ishlligr to Kim iI lint il?~' for ”11' \oi-‘l'S. \ilmi good: ;
husband from then on. gar. N‘t' and “In me celebrate?" Fate was having her little lilngI chino our: ahorIInon1IIn..‘I “91”.“, “"II' i nrr- their voice iI' lln )' siflliii'i' the, i 5 JOHN alumna-M .
The firm of Graham and M“. IINO' thanks." 0 0 o I offering it Undcrpll:UIIlIiIlIi:cit‘tI‘:lIc 'rIIlIII Sliilll' thin: ‘.\llli.‘lil‘\t'l‘ “my they‘re E .mtm meal;
burnisonlytwoyearsoldaudls "Well. here. Takes couple and “PM; ”In “I“ (we‘ll .‘;I§:0‘r‘1l;“, ,” icusl liiiougn his label is, Swanson did E
still small. though the future give them to aeustemer. Fay had been installed in her, own ' , , ‘ . '|'.i';;-\ ii..- 1.1-. s. iii msinn n: (.‘on-f [Purl mo Senate light iOi‘ adoption of
seems pretty bright. In addition Some time later he picked up his private room. “I thought youd be 3"”! can?“ “'0“ (out... "' ‘” i 51-. 1 up. i-opupucnn administration plan H R!”
_ so . co . 10 em 0 o prevs n ) N?.'1l‘.'l . ' . . . , . . J ’ ‘ , I ' '
‘ 305m?” Shabgfiewnd 01' 3:: several pages of scribbled notes and here pretty soon. she said after an m tom“ udmmpnmm “with"; 11“....ng ”m . Mum. “mm-i m “on“ Ammn up “uh the world E 1W“ TWENTY
partnership “a John whose ' h. Goodrich. will appear William i trillion has wwomllll-‘ln‘tl IL {mom-I court. A SYMPHONY
forteie writing “ha-“.6“ CW! ’l'ildcn. 2nd. l‘amcd international tell. i till-“hid \\ith i‘l'llltli‘l‘iltli‘. \Ott's. it; The trouble is. there are issues to R MUSICIANS \
, there is BRIGGS anutlst and his champion. "Tiny All \Vnnt" “it‘ll” it ““P'mlm'“ 1”“«“"I"3I" “ti i‘t‘ St"ltlt‘d- 3N 110“' can they be ‘
. MISS KNISELY: who servIes as Somethint." is the funniest may mu“ with it ”Pitt-"duh!“ ““°““" ”W 50th if the two nominally rival ’ CW”)? “wanted in
.tenompher and bookkeeper. Norwalk will have illt‘ privilege ori Winn“. Winn“: out lil'ogrvsflws imriios. which ought to meet in bat— NEWYORK-Hflldnflmlaw
I Briggs enter. upon John'g seeing. This play was previously am; and ill iiiocl'uts. x lie array and scrap "em out. pal up Mail Orders Now
‘ meditations. and John. spying vertlsed as “Mother‘s Tramps." lint So‘llii- liglilililirriiis iislit'ti the With one another instead and agree Prices, mus Tax
' ‘ .-_,4"“
'ing eye over the array of flowers
an appalling flower in the ar-
tlst's_ buttonhole. and y
the producers felt a change lo a i‘lI'lllOi'l‘illSi in vim; with them.
name more appropriutc was (‘SSPli—i This the hulk (if the Democrats.
lo straddle. mutually. on every-
thing“!
Distinccs . . . . . . . 50c to 81.00
dashes out of “10 0““. Oil to Hill and hence the title “They All , having no party principles of Illeil‘ Republicans in lntilisll'iiil New Lt‘cnings 000 ‘0 81.00
ing that Briggs had reminded Want Something." “‘fls adopted. 1min. any morn. than tin~ llcpuliii- .Iingland are prosperous and well I
him of something. :t‘ans. did, figuring,- that ih-s lif‘])lll)- :dllSiit‘d with what thry'rc got; 113- coalitions and breaking them.
now so on tvrru can scan!
(The names and situations in this
story are fictitious.)
CHAPTER 111
UOHN dashed out o! the elevator
at the ground floor and ran into
the florist's shop. He cast a rov-
beamed. “How good? Got 'ens as
high as so cents apiece." Noticing
the other's hesitancy. he went- on
thick fog of tobacco smoke.
pulled the sheet of paper out of his
A halt-hour. passed. and John 1
ob."
Dr. Baker laughed. "Did 1 till the
better one."
John shot her a swift look and
iimlls. somv llllii'. “Olllil do ihv
Sensational Return [Engagement i
sitinr thing; for tin-iii.
VINCENT LOPEZ (himself)
1 and {Missouri :1 question one uiny
> ICi'l‘llll‘g; tin: world court iIlEIlt.
“'5 0'13“" Dance orCI'c’l'“ “i haven‘t had time to consult. the
18 --- Musicians ... 18 Republican lcndcr yet." answered
Concert and Dance
ilcid “so I don't know."
COII-
publlcnns in the ngrionltili'al west
1 are in hard luck and all by the ears.
Soun-hody nslu'ii Senator Tired of'
Democrats in th fundaiiicntalislic
south are dry. p_ cstant and anti-
aliezl. Democrats in polyglot New
York are wet. evolutionary and tol-
Grant. of foreigners.
These folks require a party apiece.
They‘d have to form them or they
couldn’t pass anything. But soonrr
or later their interests would in»
bound to clash and then they‘d go,
i’looey. A kaleidoscopcuouldn'tiiiuo
anything on it.
it's the European system. The old
world’s used to it. but here. for
OH? O
9”.”
. 9
SOUTH NORWALK,~ CONN.
"Whom do you inc-an?" inquired Iluddleston argues—parties \vlth awhile at least. it‘would have 501110
bwkfliflm':;;l° W111“ u“: "L“: RITZ DANCE PALACE tho qncslionrr. “Senator Curtis?"—-— convictions. I-ie mentions others too. thrills and things. it isn't the kind.
glass c“l”. fistulas?! a: :I'Ioseson w. Bridgeport. Conn. the titular i-lopuhlican Sonata load- but that‘s a sample. of system that makes for a strong
or“?l?ts.ls?§iro dozen Biathose." Ills ' ' . I I _ MI I II . . - saturdsy Evening—May 22nd. IiIiII 1‘0; Senator Blitlr-i~'.‘"~\vho tries ii if Id 0 0 t" 1 C fevegnmgnt béit‘ptrogubiy‘eit 11:11:53
as... . e e a - n , I I . i 0 Cd - {i .1 028“ pfir K’s n ongress Ol‘ l‘ pres ll 3 l\ . ' ' '
23.2% 33kg?ued . roll of bills Ni "1 don't believe m spending money before you get I" "a Admisglfgoizclggliéfntaxes “i mean St‘llntul’ Swanson." said would be funny but it would be cx- body‘d have a finger in the pic--
“ ." said the clerk. ‘Take I RON. citing. minorities and everybody. And in
. my}? you or "as them?" moved into the little room occupied swering his questions. "By the way, money. and you can forget shout And. sure. enough. Democratic They‘d cverlastingly be forming really WOULD mean something.
. "Send them ” Re a" the clerk by Briggs. Tl)”. not ts: from the have you told any tg‘ouébtréendsg“ck roar budgets."I u x d ‘ b it
1‘ ' u. a is 'u.‘ .. table. "Yep. called up t r es. ay ea que y, “ on' e an
thnameotthehosital.Deliverm"”h"““h e eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeee-
it “1an to Mrs. John iiillburs’s room. was a small desk with a typewriter Manatee. and a bunch more. And I in spendiiig money before you get 3.:ezee.ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.«.ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.».ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.ee.ee‘.e..u.o..o...o.oo'u.”.«’.O«.”.u.u.”.”.”.«.«.«.«.¢e.«.oe.ee.e-e‘
f Now how much?" on it. John sat down and began know its all over the neighborhood. it. iou tiink you should earn more : . _ z
- .or'm dollars p1,”. Thank you" wot-little the keys. because Mrs. Bixby saw me before 1 than $5000 this year; but you cant .. , . ..
‘. . ' tItul -d liar Thl a. “my. creativelsbora- could duck. lgave her such a swift tell what accidents may interfere : :l
The clerk was respec . Ten 0 swan till S at k? B ee . no
’ orders were not picked up every tory. Here Briggs turned out his mum“ Ibout the baby that she wt t: uppose you got c “P‘ 1 z :I
minute drawlnn and made his layouts. and probably didn't “fidefflahd I WON f0“ :‘M Graham died 03' 49°15“ ‘0 ‘ 0:0 . 0:0.
.. . . n cave "
“Make it right. away" John on here John. after iirst roughing out of it- " . .. o.
dared, and swung out 02.11“ [1109- his tam in pencil. pounded out A knock sounded at the door. A Oh now. dont go creaking. Fay. :1, . z ‘
l a dnute later he was in the cigar “selling copy” on his typewriter. The heavy set man. with mustache and But. “Wt the house. Suppose we . oz. ‘ ‘ eza ..
at e. "l wants box at cigars. Good two .: them worked in an under- mtee‘. fimh'floglmtwg‘th‘ig; with? anything for 310.000 that .3. ‘ . ‘ .3.
. Box of fit . 1 lies." . standing silence broken only by the s ep earti o . . .. P ,
onThe fat man theme? the counter click at the typewriter keys. amid a “Hello. doctor." John shook hands. “Then we'll have to wait until we 0:. PrettleSt P ark on Long QISIand sound 5‘ .‘3‘
“thanks very much for th! Md and one or until we can afford a
rapidly. «1 can make you a. special machine and walked over to Briggs. order all right? This little lady then broke out" into a laugh. "Little E
; price of 48 cents apiece if you b“! “Here's the copy." be told the here." turning toward by. “ex- Old Lady Practicallty.hersell. Well. Oi ..
j; city. Real barn-tn.” artist. and terted to read it. “Gel- seeded my condo-t hop“- film'- on- hy. you‘re the boss. What you say . OPENS FOR THE SEASON ON MAY 22 .
, John was Milne the To“ 01 bills hours at childhood are e: the best patients I ever had. Bad goes. Next thing 1 know you'll be .ee .
if again; “Well. In rtehts" soon gone Mammalian-as to the a mutuality easy time of it. She'll putting me on an idle ce."» . ,. .
Back'in his office. he summoned brim .311. my int. Make your be who: here in about 12 days. "Dcl't be ridiculous. John. 1 ' I
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