Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-03-02

go wrong"
Just as you like Wen go 10 the end
| of Jacks little speech, then: Say you
misery
Is it such Misery Let me see,
does the embrace come there!"
Not yet. Jack replies: TO know that
| have made you wretcbed and myself
ridiculous And then Sybil says: To
| know that you have made me very proud
and come up to me. taking both my
hands. Jack says: My darling" And
| then we do the embrace. Go on.
Wait minute. | can never get that
embrace properly" interrupted Madge.
Now tell me exactly, after Eve taken
hold of your hands, what ought | to do?"
Simply put your head on my shout
der"
(Which shoulder"
The left-the one nearest to you.
That's always a safe rule. Now, then,
shall we try that again?'
All right"
And Madge went through the ceremony
of embracing her companion in bust
| ness-lkc fashion.
There" She said, that was better,
wasn't it,"
Beautiful replied More, gravely.
But. forgive my saying so. couldn't You
manage to put Il little more feeling into
those words: To know that YOU have
made me very proud and very happy"
You see, the audience doesn't know that
| Sybil loves Jack, and You have to make
it as plain as possible TO them"
"Oh. dear. it's so hard.' sighed the
girl. Il feel / don't say those words
properly. Tell me frankly, what's wrong
with me- do you Think"
ssE'rauElV thpn Won ton splf-rp-
strained. You won't let yourself be
carried away with your part"
why, you said the other day that it
was a good thing not to be carried away
with ones part.'
"Oh, you're not going TO remember
what | said more than week ago.
surely Besides, ] merely used that ar
gument to induce You to accept the part.
! The end justified the means"
I'm annoyed with you. all the same.
You might have saved me n weeks mis-
cry. Eve been so afraid of letting the
part run away with me that | simply
wouldn't let myself go. l didn't want to
| be inartistic'
please forgive me-" said More, hum
bly,. I'm horribly penitent. l had no
| idea '
"But now I'm simply dying to try that
scene again. interrupted Madgc. excit-
| edly, Come, lets begin at the very be
ginning so tnat we can &eF worked up
! to the climax
bravo. Morei Bravo. Madge. | had
no idea you could act like that" And
! Tom Raymond regarded his friend and
sister with an air of profound admira-
| ton.
II didn't know anybody was listea-
| ing" said Madge, looking Il trltie flushed
"Oh, / only came in minute ago.
/ Il oil -pl
More
Liked it, cried Tom My dear boy.
| it was superb
lawfully good of you to say So" said
More, with elaborate politeness.
Not at all. | assure you. | mean ev-
cry word retorted Tom, calmly. why.
if | hadn't known You were acting. that
stage kiss of yours would have deceived
me completely.
BY the way. More" added Tom. turn
ing suddenly upon his friend. ''the girls
name is Sybil, isn't it?'
YES. of course"
HIN! You get a bit mixed at times
that's all. So did Madge. Well, so long!
| dare say that scene wants all the re-
hearsing YOU can give it?" With which
parting shot Master Tom took hurried
leave.
Then Madse said, How absurd of
Toni"
III wasn't SO very absurd" More re-
tcrted. Why. ! noticed it, too
Noticed whatT'
That You said Robert once or twice
instead of Jack"
You know very we'll You made the
same mistake" she added hotly. You
called the girl 'Madge. every time
1T WASH I mistake on my part" said
Robert. Il meant it." 1t was a full
minute before he dared to look at his
companion. When he did so he discov-
cred that she was laughing softly.
I'm glad YOU meant it, Robert" she
said because | meant it, too. WON
ans Life.