Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-02-05
CHAPTER xII.--(Co

WSIe gong TO take you TO DuDuau
tomorrow. 2nd Miss Norman, she'll hell
y0n. and don't get cold feet on this
ye,fe out to grab the one night stands
Whtle the Jay towns are still talking
pom YOU. and we don't are much
What the play Is"
But remember" warned young Mr.
Aa1abury. any time YOU don't know
NnAt else to do-faint. Then We'll lumT
10 mob on. pull a quick curtain, and
the hicks out In front will think its
kreAt And Gratz will blow up some
ming on stage. You, see, went on the
p!AywTight confidently. II wrote the
pSese that way-loose!"
But, oh. Mr.. Hamburg! When they
ma out ! can't act
Miss Lindstrom.' put In Morris
yeidman cOmplacently. they'll never
0nd ~ out until We're beating it to the
no1t town"
'Beat II IN Int grab the money. and
Seef Il out corrected Angel Hen Nc
1eeffdge joy0usly.
INST q icy ride all the way CHR
t0ped Angel Ben seraphically.
Tn0 future star seemed dazed. She
IL the end of her frayed little glove.
Wiley Curran looked ~nervously at her:
tn. he said sadly. this is simply
guess it is. Worse. than COW tracks.
D0e the rubes are just spelling to be
,edr9. And now we're all going to
: ~ lunch at the Metropole to meet
49, Norman. We're going to advance
49, Lndstrom 500 SO she can get
ecms travelling clothes. Maybe'-he
delicately-she'd like to shop
ms m0rning."
Cne hundred dollars for clothes! She
keoked helplessly at Mr.. Curran. But
IRE waS Angel Hen McFetridge calmly
counting put the bills. She didn't know
1nat 20 do-she sat lingering and star
@@&.And then she murmured some
Genks and was out in the sunlight
N1th Wiley. blinded by the effulgence
g the money and its magic.
In0 conspirators back in the lobby
after her. Nice girl" sighed
1ouns Mr.. Hanbury. Got me dippy.""
s9 oung man, warned Ben. you amt
~ PLAYWRIGHT when we get started
Y0u.fe only the advance man. Don't
~ ner worry YOU. You blow over to
me Mercury-Journal and slip EN- half
= column. And slip in something about
- Hen cleaning up $15.0 900 yester-
eay on Tulare oil up five points. 1t
noAd1 good"
Norris Feldman'a calf like face was
~ through the box office window:
20 easy on this oil talk with the
lepef1. We're troupin' now. and don't
uueer the show
And after the McFetridge twins had
one Nc. Morris Feldman hunched
y0tn9 Mr.. Hanbury-in the ribs. eDon't
~ 70 sloppy about the girl before these
~ 1Atheads frotn California. Keep off
0elr route. Let ,em unhusk. What we
mi q for ,em to loosen right down
4 their shoe tacks.,'
H0uiie MI. Hanbury sighed. He was
I ~ foo young to. write plays even if
" ~ sporting critic of the Dubuque
~ syter. But they can't have the
1lrl.v he mlrmured, I'm dippy about
w. Norris she's going to be il. I'm
49, on her. Morris" He took out the
Scond act and looked oyer 1t and
- AGatn-aAtY't your"
.sA1. .asyN1ont answered Morris sol
! 9 as she gets to knew how
the Clothes these two blobs
49, M..GaliiOrni are going to buy. that
- = gOinE TO pun the whole show
$500 rom NOrrnan-act orsno acti"
Ill "a next day they went away
DS@0 cnatf 9 uD the valley: nine Of
49, the two angels In red neckties,
y .gsayWright. the manager. the stage
gLHNMnI.. the econ woman, the lead
~ man. the juvenile. the heavy and
11o eear. The actors were all very
aeent.sWh was right. seeing that
~ e been stranded In Earlviile for
u WeeK and none OF them could get
$500 .naggage out OF the hotels until
~ McFetridges advanced the money.
o.sheys We're all very pleasant, the sec
seud woman chewing rum and reading
4E9ra9asicNreyiew. I'M calling Aurelie,
l0Aeasi The rest Sof the histrions
about over the seats. rather
gnonaven = dOwdy; while the heavy
@ae1 sf1l9 sAurelie all about his wife and
s0 0Apies. and the petunias they raised
s3Ae1 we're playing stock In Toledo. And
5 1lo py. 9 he knew she had had
- ~. advanced. and no one else
~ ~ CONFIDENT borrowed 50. And