Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-08

her. This third time she marries a wealthy clubman who in his leisure has found time to acquire some very unpleasant qualities, including Jeal- ous disposition. suspicious trait as well, and he also is an expert drinker and flirt. Again the young lady en- dures the imprisonment with husband number three much as bird might fret against the confines of its uncom- fortable cage until, through the ad- vice of Letitia she leaves husband number three and goes with Lctltia to a splendid hotel in search of re- pose Here for the first time she feels
 the freedom from the various condi- tions from which she has been trying to es-ape-tkc home, drudgery, the
 lack of society in Africa, the poverty and cruelty of the life of 'so-called clubman.
 As it happened, the Rev. Ferdinand Smith did not die on the ship that ac- Nally went down. He changed his mind at the last moment and came home on another steamer. All this time he has been hunting for his wife Nor did Forrest Smith, the poet, ac- t,nlly drown himself either in the "oNNS ol Nill HIN lIC, lOO, lldNillk experienced a change of heart, is in search of his sweetheart. And as for Frank Smith, the elubman, his heart was unable to bear the separation after the flight from his cage ot the dainty gem of spouse.
 Strange as it may seem, they all converge to the register of the same hotel, where Drucila is stopping. and the poor girl-instead of finding rest suddenly discovers that she is in more hot water than ever before in her life, because here are three live husbands-well, you can imagine. Her tender heart prompts her to take up with Frank. But no sooner does she
 decide upon Frank than Forrest puts in an appearance Ferdinand, too, comes in for his share of attention but it all ends. How? You can hard ly imagine.
 Pretty Drucilla, in desperation. ex-
 claims 'I am bigamistp' No, y says Le+itia: after Ferdinand has put in his .DDearance. You arc triga-
 mist, Not that this isn't a perfect ly good word in the dictionary, but the experiencing of the sensation to a young woman who thinks she has left three husbands forever and suddenly finds herseli4in the position of law violator. can best be imagined rather than expressed.
 Which of the husbands will the lit- tie miss take? And how will she 1 evadc the law? This is the question The clever authors have so arranged that this will be a guess until the
 very hast, and you wouldn't have us spoil the riddle by telling you the
 answer. Now. would you?
 The photoplay best tells the de- 1 nouement by a series of pictures made in the lobby of the magnificent Alex
 andria Hotel. in Los Angeles. loaned
 for the purpose in the wee sma hours of the morning after the guests
 were quietly tucked iii bed. At least
 everybody thought they were not only
 in bed. but were going to stay there but they didn't
 It was something like the weird hour Of ? A. M.. when the camera man planted his tripod. adjusted his camera. and the dainty star stepped
 into the lobby. You've seen bees swarm. We'll. you never saw them
 swarm quicker than the guests oi the hotel swarmed There were not only
 the Busy B's." as the Bosworth- M O.
 rosco forces are hulnorously called
 but there were other busy bees hastily
 attiring themselves in all kinds of costumes as the word was breathee around that the famous Fritzi Schefl was downstairs making a-motion picture Beds were emptied. Night. gowns were cloaked with wrappers 1 while others gave way to evening clothes, which had but recently been
 lad aside. So that as the real scenes began and first Frank Smith appeared to the astonishment of Pretty Mrs Smith. and then as Forrest arrived
 and put in his plea for reconciliation
 and reinstatement. troops of interest.
 ed spectators thronged the balconies and gave evidence oi their approval by prolonged bursts oi applause. Picture the sight--evening clothes
 bath robes. some hair disheveied and some hair not there al all. likewise other discrepancies hitherto quite un. known to the majestic appointment: of :he Alexandra and all ,te while Miss frHz, appears calm eXcep, as the book demands tha, s,: appear ex- cited, and the camera uan rr,ntis
 mer'ily on n nn,son "isl. tar t.sk;ns 5! the great 1lu,t >c..h. d$,x