The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-07-01
Continued from Yesterday

New York train ! had been TO our
Tarnville factory. ] saw this beauti-
full girl on the platform and thought
Immediately what good motion pic
ture subject she would be. l was right
She screens perfectly" And he smiled
approvingly at June.
$50 you were strangers" remarked
Ned. and there was an implied sheer in
his tone You helped her on the train.
and saw you I'm the car talking with
herr
your" Both the runaway bride and
the dark. handsome Blye asked that
question
Eyes. IF' this triumphantly. Il
caught an express and overlook your
local as we pulled into the station at
New York. and through tia car win
d0ws i say you bending over her and
smiling. and she was smiling up at
your
There was pause, and the listeners
looked from June to Blye and then at
Ned
"Oh, yesF' and g0ne's brow cleared
II had sold my watch to a funny old
lady on the train to pay my fare. Mr.
Bye bought the watch from her and
very kindly offered to let me repur-
chase 1t whenever / found It conven-
lent He gave me his card; that was
ALL"
"AnF' Ned Numbered. HE chased
you from the train I'm TAXI, and fol-
lowed. but I lost you both" ,
81 did notT' Blye heatedly retorted.
II jumped I'm taxi and tore straight
for CunninGham's hotel.v and he turn
ed to the white mustached man for cor
Cssp1 tSSt n S 1 Sge at g sbp az
Mrs Russers, where all the girls Of
the company afterwnrd boarded"
"And went straight TO IrisI" added
the aggrieved June.
Indeed she didr' heartily agreed Iris.
''She told us she had left you because
you had given her money" And Bob
bic Blethering was still profoundly per-
picked.
"You remember / came out to the
house for June's purse" Iris turned TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. "She wouldn't
even let us lend her money, because
she had principle about being indie
pendent When you and Ned chased in
and drove poor June from our house
and Ned found Gilbert Blyes card In
her glove, then it was all offp'
"When slipped out OF Iris window
had my purse, but no Clothes" June
pathetically remembered $50 / went
out home to Brynport and stole my
clothes and Marie"
why did he 60 to Brynport at the
same timer Ned gIared savagely at
Blye.
1T was an inspiration" Gilbert BIye
smiled suavely and stroked his black
Vandyke with his long, lean white FIN
gers. and his black eyes glowed- I'VE
had just formed the Blye Stock com
pany at the dinner party. Mr.. Ed
wards" and he nodded to the heavy
man with the thick lidded eyes, els our
financial hacker Mr.. Cunningham" a
nod for the white hustached man. sis
our leading actor. who has also an In
terest fin the company. / showed them
the picture OF the beautiful girl In the
watch. 1t had given me a great idea
for motion picture play, The Run
away Bride They were delighted with
it, but we had no girl OF the type"
Wasn't 1 the jealous little party? p
laughed Tommy Thomas. Il was to be
the only leading lady OF the Blye Stock
company"
Gilbert Blye favored the vivacious
brunette with pinch ON the ear.
Il remembered hearing Mrs. Warner
tell the old lady on the train that she
must earn her own living. was Ger
tain that she would screen well why
not get the original heroine OF the
/ Idea7 Edwards and Cunningham were
enthusiastic | had her address In heI
watch 1 jumped In Cunningham
limousine and hurried right out &c
Brynport.-
And we reached the cafe Just in
time to chase you" Robbie Bletherina
was beaming with eager interest he
was pieceing together puzzle which
had bafied him when Ned found
your card we went to your house. and
your wife told US yon were at the din
ner party"
MY wife," and a shade OF annoy
ance passed over BIye's dark. hand
some face.
And on the way in from Brynpori
my taxi broke down." June went on
"Mr- Bye appeared out OF the dark
ness as if by magic and offered his
limousine :
Il have confession to make" in
terrupted Blye. II threw glass on tht
road And there was general move
ment OF shocked understanding AL
their cars had popped tires on thai
glass 1t WIS my only opportunity e
stop the runaw way bride On the way
In To the city | persuaded her that she
could earn her Independence easier and
quicker In moving picture work thar
I'm any other way
4 $50 became a temporary membei
Of the Blye Stock company. was e
play the lead I'm the feature which hs
elaborated after told him about my
money problem
THAT was a great fdear' BIye was
very enthusiastic. THE man. the wo
man and the money! II will appeal e
every class and condition OF people
Mere Spending a fortune IN sdyertis
ing 10 Look al tlliS new twenty -foul
sheet lH'<Ier And moving n piece VI
scenery Iie displayed big lithograph
of 'rhv Runaway Bride. by Gilberl
Blye: Portrayed by the Blye STOCK