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L. 6 CHAPTER XVIII he flushed. and palm knew how it cchanccd by ingenious situations all Peggy Conway. Paul Huber. Gene
“ I‘ "no“ . m to m hotel.” must hurt him thus to be cataloging is ”fully enacted by a troupe of ex- Lockhart. Day Manson and others. \
WASHINGTON l’l‘. . airs. my... beautiful-flea. Cherry'a charms tor a railroad ot- pert “Ulster:- The play has been lured by Belle ’
”m HOLWALI uncertain. "I'd go with you. field. "What do you think she mg Those assembled in the cast in- Lloyd. Phone 52" Prompt ' ' u
but I'm M... she 0‘de wearing, mm?" elude Robert Armstrong. Hugh V. ,
gnu” gm“. her .3. with weak "A golden-brown cloth suit. with O'Connell. Stephen Ilialey, Mina O GEHEBE S‘I‘
.. tears. "I shouldn't have coma-" > . small breath velour. hat. She had Gleason. Robert Strange. Ann \Vin- xcurSIOn -
"Of ”a". you should." Faith w u , . u ‘ . , just bought them Saturday." she ex- ton. James Seeley. Nancy Sheridan; "“It's Here If It’s Houseware” .
u ”m" w. on. he, .3,“ Poor downtrodden little thing, I‘m”! murmured pliy- plained to Bob Hathaway. ,"Brown . T ‘6 NEW YORK
ANGEVINE we have known about Cherry—in (ugly. kid pumps, and brown silk stock- . C 0 °_ -
\ time to—to aava her! I'll see Mother , "‘9" ' 1 3p In re Sunday Oct. 16 ' ' Get Several Tad“.
, . minute before i M" .3. added :0 thank him for the compliment. sprang from a trap—a clump of trees ‘Ticket to where?" the conductor ’ y
[Tm c0 Bob my”. who was mg out u “What had we better do? I can't —by the side of the road. gave chase. demanded with agonizing deliborhe- 4— Round 1-,", Fares . at . l
MN 0 the my,“ door u. m. inpatieues. seam to think clearly—" halted them with shouted curses. noes. ' . ma _ \
um, Lane was conscious again. “lint we‘ll go to Darrow. break- ordered them to pull up at the side "New York," Faith answered. Dauhury-Bethel 31.50 /
‘ but My aware of h" “"0““. ins all speed laws. and we'll inquire ot the road. *- "Pleasol Did you see her?" South Norwalk 81.00 — ,
16 North MOI“ Strfit inst. tossing her [rigglgd a.“ and at the station. There was a trai‘l “Where‘s the tire. buddy?” the "Oh. boys!" the conductor raised , w ‘
. moaning, while the doctor was mak- Wt 0' 3°" “ Ml. which “W“ ”HM.“ ”k“ aaroastieally. as h' an ”m ‘0 “I“! ""90 Pullman Ni" Lv.' Dsuhury -' o 7.30 slid. W
'. smNmalk th “i in; g. prong“. of cheerful conversa- hsve arrived in Darrow at 8:40. i drew a pad of tickets from his coat tera lounging beside little portable Lw. Bethe! . . . 7.37 an.
, ; ‘ tion with Jim Lane. believe—a slow local. I believe they pocket. , steps before their our doors. L1, So. Nor-walk . . 3.30 “a. ”Q
~ "It's l'aiih. Mother. Bob and 1-— met thers. “‘1 "0“” h“. “It” ”Haven't time to explain—matter Th?” 00‘0"“! men in dark troua~ Due New Yea-H‘G.C.T.) 9.40 mm. lunar-eon.
Bob's here. you know—are going to for the outbound limited. Oil‘l'Y‘Yll of life and deathl" Bob Hathaway era Ind villi. Mil dime lounslns a. Returning
get Cherry. it was all a mistake. Pulimaas. 1'" “W l “lulu“ Ii “'0 spoke curtiy. his foot on the aocslm- 9W- Le. New York . . 8.30 pus.
Mother. Don‘t worry. 0 h or r y mil“ hm “d mil 'l Um “bill tor causing the engine to.roar like All! or you boys sot a momma ' "a... mum”
phoned." she brought out the kindly There's a bare possibility they an sum “in”, «3.30. m, 11. young lady. dressed in brown? ‘Auivaaaadleaves-«hwclevsl
u. anIly. "mt “1‘ m 'Mun. . MVCII'L )0“ Dim" ”In" canoe. With m. ‘nd m ’0' Pretty. I suppose?" Ii. turned I0 TI." Y n u. ‘H R R Co.
girl friend in Darrow. Bob and 1 He was out of the car less the God's sake. make that ticket out in POD. with a smile twitchinl st his ‘ " ' ' ‘ ‘
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I‘Al‘fll LANE, the stay-at-homa
drudge for the family of six. is is
love with Hathaway. who is iii-
fatuated with Cherry.
GEORGE rnui'u‘. rich man's
son and amateur artist. proposes
to Faith while the two are on a
Sunday outing. and she refuses
him. though he oiiers her all that
money can give. as well as stead-
fast devotion. Returning to town.
Faith surprised to see Bob flatb-
away vlug alone in his car. ai-
had a date with him.
When Faith gets home. she finds
Cherry and her suitcase have dis.
appeared. While she is frantically
trying to locate her brother. Mr.
‘ lane tells her that Mrs. Albert
Ettiesou. wife of the traveling
salesman. has come to see Cherry.
In the interview that follows.
Mrs. littleson tells Faith that her
husband and Cherry have planned
to slope. and Mrs. Lane. sublets
to heart attacks. fainte and ap-
pears to be dylng.
Bob Hathaway. st l'altii'a urgent
muest. comes to the Lane house.
When he learns the truth. he tells
Faiththeymustgostouceiahls
eartoDarrow.atownfiftymiiea
away. where Mrs. Ettiesos says
her husband and Cherry were to
have met.
though Cherry had told her she ,
fear of losing the memory at the
pressure or his long. firm fingers.
dragged out his thin. white-gold
watch. "Nine threel" she gasped.
“Will we malts it. Bob?"
“Yes." he answered briefly, his
oyl‘s straining for an owning in the
cZOsoly lined up can at a road in~
tersectlon. ..
It was 9:28.. when Bob Hathaway
swervi l his car to the curb at the
Darrow station. They ran. Faith
almost as dcetiy as he. to where
the long line 02 Pullman cars waited
for the “All Aboard" of the conduc-
tor who walked up and down beside
the track. talking idly with first one
Pullman porter and then another.
“We need your help. Conductor."
Bob drew up before the official.
breathing hard from his swift run-
ning. “This is lilies Lane. l'm
Robe. 'athau'ay. Miss Lane bo-
lieves her sister, Miss Cherry Lana
is aboard your train. bound for New
York. Her mother was taken sick
suddenly after Miss Cherry loft, and
her life may depend upon whether
we get the girl back immediately or
not. Can we make a search of your
train. sir?" .
"it's only three minutes til we pull
out." the conductor growled from
under his clipped, thick gray mus-
tache. "What does the young lady
look like? Sure she's on this train?"
"She came here to take it." Bob
told him evasively. "She’s very
stage experience and who have used
their knowledge at the theatre in the
scicction of plays. "is let So?" and
"The Fall Guy" written by James
Gleason. are cloqucnt testimony to
his knowledge of the stage. Earle
ilootlle's play judgment is evidenced
in the fact that it was he who co-
pi'oduced "is Zat So?" Th‘catrcgoers
are all familiar with Ernest 'i‘ruex.
who started last season in “Pome-
roy's Pal-t," produced by his own
firm. Truex is now starring in Lon-
don in "The Fall Guy." and has
achieved a marked triumph in intro-
ducing himself in London audiences
in this play.
can producers were all unanim»
ous ili their opinion of "Sure ll‘ircl".
so much that they out-bid thirteen
other Broadway managers in getting
the producing rights to this play by
Ralph Murphy which they are pre-
senting at tho Stamford theatre.
Monday and Tuesday. Oct. 11 and 12.
This mirth-provoking c O m cd y
contains situations and scenes that
are bound to put audiences into
paroxyms of laughter. It, concerns
itself with the adventures Of’a play-
wright in search of atmosphere. The
audience is mum a first-hand view
of a playwright writing a play. Not
only does this author write it but he
actually takes part in his own stage
Get a Free louvsnir WAY- I ""3 architect; h" "it \ uch more time have we? For A Two D ay Run Production °t
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MoOormidt-Deeflnt hm traveling saleamln. and CHRIS 5M mm in "10 Well“ '19 in- llooihc. Gleason and Truex. are
Machl WILEY. . m o! Illll reputation. dlcllit‘d with a jerk of his head, and producers who have capitalized their
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A MUSICAL COMEDY
Book And Jingles by Music by
Rachel Orothers . Dr. Hugo Felix
Settings and Designs by Willy Pogany
Special Augmented Symphony Orchestra
OPENS AT LYnIo THEATRE, N. 1:, NOV. 8
raIOEs: Evening $1.00 to $2.50
Matinee $ .50 to $2.00
OCTOBER 11 AND 12
BOOTHE, GLEASON and TRUEX
Present
“SURE FIRE”
A Comedy by Bolph Murphy
Staged By Rollo Lloyd
WITH THE FOLLOWING IN THE CAST:
Robert Armstrong, star for two years in “Is Zat 80?"
Hugh O'Connell. the hit of “The Wisdom Tooth.” ~*
Ann Winston, for two years in “Is Zat 80?” l
Stephen Malay, featured in "The Gorilla." .
Robert Strange, featured in “The Gorilla." ..,.:
Gene Lockhart. author and star of “Bunk of 1926."
' And a dozen other excellent comedians.
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