The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-09

thinking that We might cOilaborate Ga
a play. a regular romantic drama.
4 WHAT'S tDe first act 10 be- ahs
demanded
Let nie see Oh. yes, the scene Il
I at the seashore say Atlantic City"
Betty looked sHapiciously at me
How very pecuiiar' she mHr.
INJURED. that b where we hrat met.
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'fas heroine of our play" 7 began.
AZ II reading from a written descrip.
ton @is q beautiful. young girl with
hair Of spun gold, eyes Of azure blue,
and teeth Of peafly whitenessr
she must BE- a peach, qnoth Betty.
~ should like to aee herr
4Then kindly step this way I an
aoaneea IN formal tones as J took her
arm and gravelg led her before a largo
pIaEsgIass mirros at one end OF tie
room There stopped and cersmon-
ionsly cried
Madam behold the divinity Of our
play
DR. WintOn, you are a silly goose. ?
she assured me Now for the hero.
We'll, let's see; the hero meets he
ou the beach, gains an introduction
through a mutual friend and every
thing seems smooth sailing But slasl
be finds out on better acquaintance
that she Is z haaFtless coquette-
sLrl7 This time Betty is ysxed.
In the play, calmly continue
"Ohf"
THE climax b the act comes when
she leaves FOR New York III an aeto-
mobile accompanied By the hero's
rival
Stow. Harry. ] prutest--he was not
the hero's rival" the adorable protests
with spirit
But this la 10 the play" 7 again
assure her
Wen, ] don't IKE It, even in the
play
~AI right. III let you try your hand
On the next act,' cohcede.
Where does il take placer she
asks.
IN the auto that has broken down
half way to New York
Really, Harry, On second thought,
believe that you had betted write
this art You have such a vivid Inn
agination, you know
DO you think SOP I ask. well.
then, hows this? As The machine is
hopelessly out Of orde,. to avoid a
scandal he suggests that they hunt up
a minister and get married"
Which suggestion she emphatically
declines TO agree to. Betty breaks IN.
WhY2" Z query with assumed inno-
eence
The reason IS made known IL the
last act" she replies with Irritating
{ eyasrcnesa. "but to continue. While
they are plunged in despair a life.say-
Ing eountryman. seated IN a riekety
farm wagon makes bis appearance
and takes them In tow. In this man.
ner they reach the city and the act
closes. The last act is the strong
one.
~The action takes place in the he
roines home and the setting Is lden.
teal with these rooms. The hero az
ter a months absence has called on
her for the frst time. He is very
moody and as the conversation is iar
from animated. suggests that they
write a play"
At this moment the doorbell rings
I and the maid enters. She announces:
Mr. and Mrs philip Armstrong.
40 this announcement, start in sur
prise, then angrily CRY:
What. that chap calling on you
And be married. too. The nerve o
him"
why, yes, he was even married
when we took our automobile ride to
gether," Betty laughs: that was on'
reaeon that we couldn't marry aftei
the accident"
One reason? Then. what. pray
was the 0ther2"
He was already my brotherin
law"
Gee whiz! what a chump ! am"
humbly acknowledge.
z think 20. too the unfeeliRg cir
tells me.
Can you ever forgive silly-nilll
like me7'
~ you coax hard enough. maybe,
Betty relents.
"fhen suppose you let me into thi
family affair." ! suggest
What do you mean?"
Suppose you give m0 the right b
cali him brother-in-law as we'll q
yourseif
"Do you think that yor deserve II?
ahe asks.
aWeil, that's the way all good play
should end" explain.
Then for the sake eif our play,
consent and Mr.. and Mrs Armatron
entering at this moment surprise tw
very red-faced youngsters fondly en-
bracing
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