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BEGIN HERE TODAY . ‘
.IOITN MILEIIItN. plrtner'in
the advertising urinal GRAHAM
AND llIILBUl'iN. hells the birth
oi s baby girl to his wile, FAY,
as s big event end It limiting
point in their nsrrlsge.
JOHN is mremsntic sort oi
fellow. whose forte is writing
advertlslng copy. lie is imprsc- .
ticsl. in his family his wile.
runs the budget. Just as in the
advertising" sgency oil the finen-
cln‘ ms re ere run by GRA-
HAM. he ilrm is small. being
Just two years old. There is
one artist, BRIGGS. end s see-
retnry end etcnozrnpher. MISS
KNISELY.
John is visiting with Fry in
the hospital. discussing their
plans for l home oi their own,
now that they have a baby. In
the midst of their discussion a
nurse enters with s telegram.
story are fictitious.) :.
CHAPTER 1V .7“
‘GIt's trim your mother. Fay]! said
John, reading the telegram.
"She says. ‘So glad it's s girl“
Goshl She says they’re sending I
3500 check as the baby's present." .
lie passed the telegram over to
Fay. who smiled thoughtfully so she
read it. “I
“That's pretty nice at your pep
enis. Fay. Five hundred dollars!"
"That means." remarked Fay,
t'that we can make n‘ down payment
of $2000 till a. house—it we have to.”
j‘l’ou're not planning to touch the
baby's money, are you?" asked John
in surprise. '
"No. We can use our own. It
just means that we can (all back ‘
on this it we have to."
“I don't like that. Fay. It's here.
We'll start s college tuna with it.
We'll want to send or to Wellesley.
or Smith. out! or some ‘other
or those highdoned pieces. Noth-
NEST LYNN. author of THE YELLOW STUB
ing's going to be too good for her."
"One would think 1 true n heart-
less brute. John. the way you talk.
0! course I wouldn't think 0: taking
the baby's money. But it the noose
sity arose we could borrow from her.
couldn’t we? And we'll pay her
more interest than the banks would.
too."
A nurse appeared. bearing}. bun-
dle that was the baby. - "Somebody'e
hungry.” she snnounoed. and made
her my over to the, bed. John, see-
ing whet wee happening. reddened
sud walked over to the window.
When the nurse hsd gone he oeme
beck to the bed to gene st his dsugh-
ter lying there beside her mother.
“Well.” he said. smiling. “I guess
my nose is out 0: Joint new. -I don't
count. in the Miiburu (Emily any
more. Think I'll go home end get
some sleep"
The next dey John, feeling better
for boring made up seine at his lost
sleep. end immersed in s pile oi
work. picked up the telephone to
beer the-voice of Pet Forbes.
”Well. daddy. how's the boy?"-
"Inns."
-".Busy this evening?”
"Well. I'd thought out working. llems “ W told her m... s line for the kids. We're late getting
for piled up these days. while. "Ooul o . at!" with it out there this year. but the oldest
"hast it end Ill come around my, buy youngster is in school now end we
and get you otter work. We've
movedonttotbeehsckinthecoun.
tryrorthereetotthosummer.snd
there's e. swimming party tonight
and s. beech IOWH you cell
n thing I beech supper wh there
isn't w es s.
“Well. In right. then. I'll cell “9
Fey."
as changed his mind shout ceiling
up. Wheaten-beds
during the-thermos end
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14 young woman, magnificently formed. was poised for
“Oh, don't. be so poi-titular." He
called past John's cur. "Come on.
girls. hop in." .
The girls. with a swift glance be-
tween them. and a giggle. climbed in
the back seat. “Gowthis is tine."
solid one or them. The other Gilded.
“Hi my." and John, shuddering.
irozo into silence;
But I‘ut. not to be (hunted. ex-
changed sullles and wise cracks with
them' for the better part of a. half
hour: then the girls got. out. profuse
with thanks and winking knowingly
to Pat behind John's brick.
“Don‘t. mentiOn it." Put called
alter them. “See you again some
time." To John he said. utter they
were once more on their way.
“What's the matter—don't you an-
preciate art."
"I may not know anything about
art." answered John with emphasis.
"but I know whut I like."
"I take 'em as they come." re-
torleil Pat. "The trouble with you
is that the dignity ot‘ fatherhood is
sitting too heavily on your shoul-
ders.”
"You've get me wrong. Pat. i
just didn't think they were to hot-—
that's till."
"Oh. well," Put shrugged, "inayhe
fun." He laughed and slowed down
while he lit a cigar.
Some time lnt‘E-r they drew up in is
wooded stretch before a. rough little
cottage which was almost an exact
duplicate oi: several others neutered
nearby. “W '11 pile in and put on
the bathing finite." Put said. he he
made 4 perfunctory inspection or the
tires. “1 think I can ilt you."
Going into the little home. he
bowled out. “llero's John. Marian.
Where will I iind him a. birthing
suit?"
A plump. red-clieeked woman.
whose hair “its beginning to show
t . occasional streak of gray.
emerged from the kitchen. hcr tare
shiny with perspiration. “Hello.
John," she said. offering her hand.
“HOiv's Fay and how's the baby?“
"Both of them fine as Idan be.
Marian."
‘ii'm Just dying to see the little
my taste is bad, but I have a. lot of <
a dive. girl. 1'“ bet she's as cute as she can
be. Now Just wait a minute and I‘ll
tered. "the place looks like e. green- two of us.” he remarked. "I'll go find you 8- baihlnz suit. Pat never
house.“ " . out to the party tonight. then?" know Where he puts a thing. om
um!“ they lovely?" said “1 one minuto to the other." She de-
"I’here‘s something tram nearly ell
of our friends—Pet end Marian
Forbes. Dick Measles. Clara end
Margaret Wayne. Noel and Vere
Boyd-goodness! I can't remember
them ell. I told the nurse l'd keep
them nil here until you new them
and then they could teke most at
them and put them in some ot the
night there?"
“I. suppose so.
the country.
know about it. Fay.
pretty nice place."
“Yes. Are you going to spend the
It's way out in
(there's quite s few
families. you know—nil friends on!
neighbors in town-end they clubbed
together e.nd bought this piece of
loud with I little lake on it. You
Guess it's s
parted with a. sigh. to return a few
minutes later with two suits.
"Here on are. The children have
theirs on already." Pat. taking the
bathing suits in his hand. led the
way (or John into a. bedroom. where
they changed.
“You're never met any or the gang
out here. have you?"~e.sked Pat. and
ought to come out here es much es
you good. Beeldeeryou can't see
the baby every time you came out.
tor exhibition." '
smelter-flees. MEN“
is here.
Detroit!
Net arshunt
plesssgt enough."
enough. by. We get slong ell right.
tion. liy
unorthodollsrthethe 'tdnd
tie: to " ’ '
Other rooms.”
“That was thoughtful of you.
0 l 0
Pet Forbes. s. short. trim figure in
John shook his head.
"Well," continued Pat. tugging at
u a. shoe string. "we'll heat it rl ht
gzwi'henaltefilldt $3; gEFEhrb'se: summer tienncls, called at live outside eo‘s you can“ meet everybgdy
W... .LJE‘: .. our Tr- .. -
. . c i in. r o s a e e c on own tau and we‘re
“Surely your. going?" m uked. leg." ing a but (let's and salad :11:
“Well. I‘didn't know es I ought
"I'll be read i s min t. P t.
to. I'm pretty busy end I‘thought l y n u o a
lit'down while 1 gdi‘out end wash
up.” He motioned the other to e
chsir and started rolling up his
sleeves. Ten minutes lster they were
climbing into Pat Forbes' touring
ml
“You've never been out to the
piece. hste you?" asked Forbes. step-
ping on the starter.
“Nope. Not guilty."
“Well. it'e'nothing to write home
a: ii:t,'t.ut we tlnd it pretty nice. it's
possible. I've got quite s case on
the itchy—little renal.”
"You go right eheed. It will do
It’s only when it'eMng time."
He made srueful grimsee. “Pretty
high-headed} call it.” .
“Roth: ell. Behieoere not mount
"1an thet Berker sod Wil-
e by “n,- In...
a bed to wait till the term won out.
How does it feel to be e. pope?" He
grinned. his eyes intent on the traf-
hc. '
“Oh. not bid. Doctor says I'm
hearing u’under it pretty well."
“Well, it you need sny tips come
to me. When you hove three of
theolyoucencn semoreorlees
of on expert. y. whst‘ I don't
know shout walking the doom-and
measles sod whooping cough!"
' ‘ «ammo. sue you
over anything it must
“Why do you speak like that about
I slwsys iound him
be h plessent
gue- it's on ideal co
uhm’i‘heroemsnsslmbst e hehnmsn. I-vfiebroheoflnddshlr. “Gosh.
eminence. fi‘hersweresss- “You could borrow port of thet there's o couple or hot ennui-s.
.. pottedbloom‘esndthreeorionrtrsith-omhlmsndproiltb‘it.‘ob- Won'dseitthsywsntoride. Welt
t. ‘llnll. . served Fey drily. s minute." no slowed the tar down
m'imh.’ WHIP!“ John es he - Swell. Net‘s sot Iyugh tor the endeuhedom-nesrthe curb. “Open
O
marshmallows and I don’t know
what all truck they don't tlx up (or
these tiings."
O O 0
John was surprised to and; much
larger “swimming hole" than he hsd
counted on.
quite . ‘10 little lake. end
getmunrured his astonishment to
a O
indeed. it was really
I
"Oh. yes." remarked Put. "it's
retcy nice. Be worth I: lot or money
some day when the town grows out
this way a little terthsr. Look there.
:lohn. what. do you think or that for
s": '
ing board, where s. young woman.
magnificently formed.
u dive.
ted toward 5 spring-
wes poised for
.“Thst's Nell Ormc." Pet contin-
ued. end John gored u it bewitched
as the greenelsd iigure .iieehed.
through the air in n perfect Jock-
kniio dive.
e
“Anni” he exclaimed solily. "she"
wonder-tut. Put."
“Isn't she? That's Howard Orrne
—her husband-out there swimmhg.
Filmy thing about them." He shook
his heed slowly.
hd‘ving In uninpnr
you about it e. ii is leter."
“I think ’they're
go or it. Tell
t..
'l'l'o lie “Iii-M,
‘i The late
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7 What :i treat it is! You'll lit? “10!" I
iliIS story the ”devotion of I‘hildrcnl
illlt‘lill‘“. liurke and Betty in a. nlIl‘iIl-‘
\llllll(.‘-I for lli('ll' parents In brilliantly and;
‘llll potpourri; "Vow-‘5," u
’I‘Oiuorrow Georgi: \\'.Ilsli will in; i
S(“ll in "The. Quest of Donald .\'iir.i
ton." It is unoffu 1r gi'mt Walsh int.
(.‘nniilb Goulrii'lt
illl 0(""llil of nong :ind tun: .lnynirI
6.- Foster in "ltunnlni; IIIlll Rugged”:
Ind Lottie Atherton In a unique
dilneo altering Illlilie ‘up the lIill.I
than delighted with this great hill.“ "limilla tlriiuie (ioulll'li‘ll who
"Jlti‘lij and Queens.” in itself. is i. . “ill Ive seen at the ilogcm II‘ltilil'C on
complpip mo“; This art Comes to. 11m, ’l‘IIr-Srlny Iiieli: lll "'l‘hr-y All'
'the Palace direct Irnni l‘uli's; \Viint Something." started in tho:
lridgeport. where it um.- (recorded a. Iliiiitrirzil business '.‘.3 yI-urs Iigo Il‘l‘
tremendous oration Oi :ippluu‘cl St. Louis In Ollc OI‘ the host Stork-
during- Its engagement, 'l'lin photo.’ cuiiipnnics its this country. Her;
ploy hit ior today is Matt. iloore in. : LhDi-I‘it‘iit'c lids lurrn Riilnml through
"The Caveman," 'i'omorrow, 1hr; ' nmny road companies ill many of:
mnlislnI: lll‘id comical lirudu 10”,. the Ntw York successes. ReinI: of It:
“Behind ‘0 Front." comes to the ‘ ilmiieStie nqurc She gmc. up thej
Failure by popular request. If yum . stain: and went into IJIISlllt'Rs in Nor-l
didn't see It when it was here lie-f “.ilit. lit-r home town. where. she [185:
fore. no sure you s. c n tomorro’ lived it years and on account of be»;
It is the funniest picture of Hi int: so tend 0i lh" People of Noni
war you hate over each. You may wall. .‘llL‘ hoped to spend all her;
have been scores of pictures “it it the lime tII-‘re hut the lure of the stage
and Side of “or dt‘ltlt'll'il now see‘ was in the blood no she sold out ITerI
this one showing the bright side, “.“d business and went. imelt. ;
its multitude of funny situatione. .‘ Lost. season She played in "l-lell‘ni
’ ' Delis." which ran all season on ‘
llrondwny “'2" this season has play-I
rd tour i'liti‘crent Characters in iisl
Iiiriny plays lillt the party “'l‘lioy All I
Want. Something." is the best part of -
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Barbara l..I.\i..II'
will he econ tor
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Lewis Stone. inc
‘Illsi times today at the Ilium 11...... 11W“ all The other plays worn.
’tro in "The Girl lv'rum Montmartrr.” l "J”m’ U‘Irfl'i‘lflgw‘ rind Love em,
I the . :lll'l Len \‘O em. loan-Int; the latter .
The story is singed in Spain.
1, i: the . in min the present compani-
land of golden sunshine. .
best piece which the hue Miss Lil-
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Mnrr has ever beenrnen in. - \i.\!~li.R 0' .l.\l.l.
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TODAY SATURDAY
2.1.). 721.3 and fl
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presents ’6}. ~ in -- ,1
I "THE QUEST OF
DONALD NORTON”
a nd . 5’
Another chapter " i
“The Winlring Idol" 1' "
love for his
parents. . ' FOX News 4"”
SUNDAY AND MONDAE‘
REGINALD DENNY
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“CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD”
'i‘lie irrepressible REGINALD DENNY. in :1 gorgeous comedy-
drunio. that gets ti hundred yards Start on laughter and keeps
the lead right through to the merry end. A treat for your j'Irlcd
nutter. .1 shee'r delight for a laughter loi'int': public.
EXTRA ADDED .H‘TiMCTltLV
“THE MENAOE OF THE ALPS"
“CHILDREN’S .
FACES”
'I‘Iie sweetest Story ever IOItI
lit-cry man. woman nndJ-hllii
should see this beautiful plioio~
play of l. child‘s
Tomorrow. "Rawhide," teiituring “"Tl‘lfis TO TI“: “"7".
Buffalo Bill. Jr.. will occupy the‘ ~"——'_~
screen at this cozy little ahead... \‘mwm Leora “I“
“Rawhide." is .1 story 0i the “Ida phonic you convert zit the Ritz.
open spaces or the Golden West with Trivlgi-Iiorf. tomor-
its drnms suspense and romance.
Buffalo Bill. Jr.. will nnilirill you.
'l‘he'third chapter of “i'flSIf-y of the
:i‘onst Guards." will he presented Waring in person to direct his or-
' with the stellar attraction. “mm.“ and he .- m bring u... finest
{Home l'alzice.
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REGENT lmolodies in ”womb.“ “me which picture made In the mist trui \nd his orI_Inal d'ineo orch s a.
years. it will he prr-srrntvd In
have made him famous through the
-l(" length and breadth of the hind.
the 1 Those who would linUW the best. or
‘ A tremendous oration. ms
‘Cortlcd “Children? Fares,"
first limo at the Regent tlieiiiro yes- 2 opportunity for intense pleasure
tit-day and will conclude its short I when Vincent Lopez and his master
engagement “'“T‘ lPddl‘i ”WWW“ soloists play in iiridgeport. Dalli“ .
:‘oxxi.;'l-ihlldr“n5 1' 21:93 1)C“:lr""lf‘:1““ I lng to this “fillili riul orchestra let “I
"‘ I u message I‘ I -' re onion] a treat to all attending.
itold story. What a blessing children ' g . -
at
we a “up. “'l‘HlZ mu PARADE" T0 1
I Lyric theatre.
row evening. and that is to be ”1015 "The Hit: Parade.” which will he
“1.. Ln...” is up. I SIT-urn for sewn days Starting Alon-
day. May '34.
biggest picture, of the. season and it
Bridgeport with a. twentymieeo m--
i clicstrn and
. . . . . . . .' 1 during the New York engage-
ilioto in which “as .hmn tor thel »_ r: . senec, “ill ha‘c ani "‘N
I p y ‘ T ( In“ ”s {in 5‘ ‘5’ L ment which created new theatrical
history.
ed by everyone, with John GllllPl't
be at 2:"0 and evening performances
urtcy l.\' DPT. MONDAY;
The next liig attraction at iIlOi
‘it‘lngPOI‘L “ill he}
TOMORROW RITE
at the
RITZ DANCE PALACE
This is said to lie the iii-idgk‘nort. Conn.
lS—Musicians—IS
Admission including taxes
$l.54) a. person
the shine presentation
It is a picture to he enjoy.
the starring role. Illiitinees will
Every knock isn’t e. boost. it may
821'". Nail orders are now ready- l he a’ hill collector.
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Prettiest Park On Long Island Sound
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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OPENS EON THE SEASON ON ‘ MAY Q 22
"A HIGH CLASS AMUSEMENT RESORT '
WHlTE SAND BATHING BEACH
- _. PlCNiC GROVE ..- ‘
DANCING EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT SUNDAY).
a VOLK’S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA
LUNCH ROOM
DIV-‘1‘}? lg.
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