The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-10

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An actor3 should say not said
Peale scdfnfnlly. ..I'm press agent ?
sOh, Issee!- said Rodney. 3
But say,. ratified Peale; s.be sure to
catch that show. II max leave town
soon-out Of town bookings you know
but remember the name. Belle OF
BrcadWay.,"
I've heard of Il, /" said Rooney.
Wei, Il you,n excuse me, I've been
booking for ron to talk business with
you. Shall ! blaze away5y asked Peale.
-B1sinessf Surely, surely rejoined
Rodney. With an inward wink. s.Fm q
business man now. Blaze away, as you
say
'.Wen. well, = said Peale reminiscent
y, Il could see At once you weren't an
egg thiower. but I WopIdn't have
blamed yOu anyhow. It was 4 rotten
show
Ike the eggs = put m Rodney. smil-
-Absosutely," said Pesle. ..Now. I'm
not much on handing myself flowers
across the footitghts, but do you hap
pen TO Sremember what did for your.
Ton nxed things up with the chief
Of police, Z said Rodney. 'sand kept me
from being expelled"
@And yo1 said any time you could
do anything for mer-
That's sim true, z said Rodney.
You're immense, son. Now, it's tfiis
VV-havn . o1..srs.1~. -,
me The Belle Of Broadway. IS an aw-
ful thing. Business gone 10 pot-some.
things got to.be done. That's my bust-
ness with you.
With meg said Rodney. !
You're got an aeroplane. haven't
scoy inquired Peale plaintiveiy.
Yes -butT began Rodney. s.Let.s
80 upstairs then, he added as an after.
thought
He knew Peale Of old and that If ,he:
got started there was nothing that
conld hush his voice for other mem
bers In the big room IN the Forty-
fourth street side upstairs they would
be unmolested at this hour Of the morn
ing. Peale followed him IN 4 dociie:
manner.
! Then everything's all fight. T.. ssiita4
Peale eagerly. Now, You abduct the
leading lady-Julia Clark-tomorrow,
night In your aeroplane elOPs with
aWhaty
asure!, Some stunt too. Never bean
done, Julia,s Al, fnr q shn,.3.. ..-.-
for any press gag
-But ! couldn't do such q thing as
that" protested Rodney.
Certainly ron cam said Peale
I'm telling you Julia n stand for st
"A bird Of . story. Why. you're mp in
the cir with the leading lady. The
ne1t night standing room only to catch
a look at the girl you're stuck on. /
can see the headlines now, Soap Kings
Son Takes New Star Among the Stars
With FIashlightS.,n
But it's out Of the question: said
Rodney. Il wouldn't do it, that's
all I'm not backing down from help
ing jon. but there's some one who
might object"
"a girl!" asked Peale acutely.
Rodney nodded.
Il guess IFS cold" Peale concluded.
Girls are funny about their beau1 do
ing little innocent think like clipping
with some other girl"
Why dent ron try somebody else;r
suggested Rodney.
II have. don were my last card.
Well, I'm hred- said Peale, with an
air Of finality,
1t was a stunt that would have kept
things going, he protested but now
well, the show was so bad that people
wouldn't even so to see It on pass.
They would have to close Saturday,
and as for Ambrose Peale, he was ont
Rodney did not believe that an obvious
faxed up lie Ike that would have done
any good he said. He'd feel very I'M
comfortable at not being able to oblige
an old friend otherwise
II know it's advertising he said,
but
AYou bet It's Advertising began
Peale. warming up. What made the
leading actresses? Advertising"
"But that sort Of advertising can't be
Of real value" said Rodney negligently.
.oh. you're one Of those wise guys
who don't believe in advertising. are
your said Peale, expostulating and ex-
pounding. Now. don't get me talking
advertising. That's where i've.
where ! have my town house and
country estate my yachts and motors.
That's my home. Maybe you think
love e important. Pifnel Advertising.
my boy: the power Of suggestion, the
psycholoy Of print. Some old gink,
professor Of psychology. showed forty
Vassar girls the other day two sam
Piles OF satin. one blue, ona pink. same
grade, sans value, same artistic
worth. One he described Is q delicate
warm old rose: the other he called a
faded blue. He asked them to choose
thar fayoTite. Girls picked the old
rose. Why? Because they'd been told
It was warm and delicate. No faded
Blue for theirs What Old IT. Power
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