The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-29

maYried--eyen Ii I have to leave you.'
II wouldn't--not II you had TO leave
NE ne answered. "oh. not q bit.
The next day he took Aurelie over 70
Earville. Bravely he faced the stares
along High street. As the bobcar logged
to the junction. where 1t connected with
the ~interurban. the Van Hart surrey
drove past them. Mrs, Van Hart was
In the rear seat. Aurelie sat back
against Wiley's arm and then. con-
scious that he noticed II. she sat for
ward very straight Ind stared full at
Harlan's mother. The surrey drove on,
the lady. composed and with kindly
elegance. apparently not seeing them.
Aurelie sighed and said nothing. but
Wiley guessed her tumult. She was
very silent when they were in the tiny
Office back OF the place where tickets
were sold az the Majestic, the ornately
impressive vaudeville houses in Earl
vile. across from the equally n
Elks club. And IL you want to see
what architects can do in yellow sand
stone. see the Earville Elks club. ,
In Norris Felman's office. young Mr..
Hamburg. Of the Dubuque Register, one
time sporting critic, explained his play
modestly. Il don't claim this piece Of
- oAJ bCdNSA B ~ ucNSI
see h great white lights. and Froh-
man Will never get the wires hot trying
to book us. but that's all right. We're
after the "kush.' amt we. Morrisr'
The whatT' gasped Miss Lindstrom.
THE coin. corrected Norris Field
q I money, Miss Lindstrom.'
! amt saying Belasco'H go nuts
when he secs u production" went on
the playwright. but we're going to
clean up the n night stands while the
public is ripe on you. Amt I right.
The gaselle eyed young Hebrew held
O bunch OF blue tickets in his teeth
while he slipped a rubber band about
them n then deposited them In a tin
box. believe me-" he murmured.
And II we ever ! It over that third
act situation with you climbing over
the mill dam. Miss Lindstrom. you're
made"
Believe me- added Norris. and here
come U angels .'..,.
Now. Hen and Ben McFetridge, COM
ing In from a Main street billiard hall.
each with q bad cigar and q red neck
Tie. were not exactly Of the celestial
choir. They crowded into the box Of
Ace and felicitated. and offered chairs
and rubbed hands.
Il was telling Morris. here-and Miss
Lindstrom. the shows a bird" went on
the author genialIy. Miss Lindstrom,
l want You to read the script right
er for rehearsals."
but T'--put in Miss Lindstrom flut-
teringly--"can't act!"
Neither can any Of tho rest Of 'em.
All these dollhouse stars are travelling
on their reps. Acting died with Joe
JEFFERSON. What o do now Is to go
around and hand out the bunk. and the
rawer II IL. the more the public falls
Tor II. And here the biggest paper in
ChieaEo has been handing 1t out for
you, Miss LindstroIn. the warmest line
OF ak that N actress ever stood for.
shes made. amt she. Norris"
The rat legged young Hebrew. for all
the world Ike a prize calf, twaddled
about ana murmured to the box teller.
hen andHBen poured out their cigar
fumes: Wiley lighted his pipe. and they
adj smoked tho histrion to be-until her
eyes wateTed. -
They all claimed credit for 'discov-
ertng" her. Young Mr.. Hamburg, Of the
Dubuau. Register, went on praising his
handtwork. and again Aurehe put In:
oh. Mr.. McFetridge. / don't know how
10 aet!"
Leave Il TO u.s." ruminated Hen.
Wall right out In front and slip IL
to EN-" eheered Ben. "The yokels will
be so . crazy to see the 500. 900
beauty h a they'll forget you can't act"
"Oh!" she murmured. and gazed at
Wiley T. Curran.
Il rewrote the big third act az O O
as Morris, here. told me You couldn't
act" went on young Mr.. Hamburg, en-
couragingly. "All you dc is to come
In and look daZed and take the SPOT
light for a minute right at the climax.
and then Miss Norman and the heavy.
they run in and grab the situation. You
see we give Miss Norman most Of the
fat stuff"
"Oh!" said Aurelie family.
Yes There amt many girls like
Miss Norman who'd stand for YOU TAX
ing all the paper while she does all the
work"
You don't hardly have to open your
face" added Ben consolingly.
They'll all fed up to you" added
Feldnlan.
Wait till we get to Dubuque and
have a reading rehearsal" concluded
Mr.. Hanbury.
And wait till you see the clothes we
give you in act two" said Hen. Ball.
room scene. You discover that maybe
you're the bank presidents daughter"
OH" Her eyes appealed 10 them
VIVA 1t was all about she didn't in the
least know.
But the detective swears you're the
daughter of the. big dip who was op-
Grating among the guests in a dress
suit. T~hen-zlnR! You confront him
and deny the brings the dip on whom
he just pinched in the anteroom, and
you do the big flop"
THE what7'
Faint. Seer"
"N-po"