Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-01


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SCENE PLOT.
INTERIORS:
Artie's living room--1-9-8-45-47-4s-4s
+. 81. -
James iaboratory-5-
25.S7-42.
Through microscope
Hail in James house-1e-22.
Saloon No. 1--27-2s-2g.
Observation-Disclosures.
Saloon No 2-41.
Murphy's living room-5s.54-b5.
ExTERIoRs:
Arties apartment--4-43-46-52.
James ouse-6-7.g-11-16.19s2
Street in front of Jane's-17.
Saloon No. 1--26-30-32.
Undertaker's sign-31.
Undertaker's-33.
Street in front OF garden-3S.
Garden--39
Saloon No. 2-40.
CAST:
Artia ..................... the mlliionalre
Jane. Observation-Disclosures. scientific student
Henrietta ......... doctor, also scientific
Murphy Observation-Disclosures. 1anitor
Two bartenders. Two undertakers Baby.
suBTITLE-ARTIE HAS TWO DUTIES
IN LIFE-To GIVE HIS CANE AN
AIRING EVERY DAY AND TO KEEP
JANE SUPPLIED WITH SWEETS
AND FLOWERS. HE PROPOSES
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
THIS is THURSDAY.
SCENE INTERIOR OF ARTIEs LIv-
ING ROOM.
Artie is just preparing to leave; he
picks up his hat, stick, candy and
flowers; just as he gets TO the door
he remembers something; goes back
to the table, puts all his things down
and picks UP plain photo of Jane.
SCENE 2-INTERIoR IN ART1Es
APARTMENT
j. Closeup of Artie kissing James
photo.
SCENE 8-INTERIoR OF ART1Es
APARTMENT
Artie sets down the photograph, picks
UP his things again and exits. At the
door he turns and takes one last look
at the photograph.
SCENE = EXTERIOR OF ARTIEs
APARTMENT
Artie enters from his apartment and
meets Murphy, the janitor; Murphy Is
looking rather sad; Artis is very So
licitous to Murphy.
SUBTITLE = .How is YOUR GOOD
WIFE?"
Murphy answers that she isn't very
well; ArtIe is sorry. gives Murphy
some money, which Murphy takes re-
luctantly; Artie exits as Murphy thanks
him profusely, saying Sure, an he's
fine boy!'
SCENE 5-INTERIoR OF JAMES LAB.
oRAToRY.
This is room in private house.
adapted for James scientific expert
ments; there are test tubes, retorts. al
cohol lamps, Bunsen burners and glass
jars in the room; there are also num-
ber of candy boxes some probably un-
opened, and a number of punches of
flowers in various stages of wlthering;
these are the past and forgotten gifts
- A,kNA To..A A,Na nVaI Y.iV 30
the table a glass jar full of prunes; she
dons her laboratory apron and rubber
gloves and, taking out one of the
prunes puts it under a microscope; she
starts TO focus II.
SCENE S-EXTERIoR OF JAMES
HOUSE.
Artie enters with the candy and
flowers: he starts to ring the bell. but
decides to look in the window of James
laboratory; he goes to the window.
SCENE 7-EXTERIoR OF JAMES
HOUSE.
Closeup of Artie at the window; he
takes the flowers and candy and his
hat in one hand, taps on the window
with his cane, then draws back out Of
sight,
SCENE S--INTERIOR OF LABORATORY.
Jane at the microscope focusing It;
hears the tap on the window she looks
up, but doesn't see anybody there; she
goes back to her microscope.
SCENE s-ExTERIoR OF JAMES
HOUSE.
Closeup of Artie at the window; he
comes forward again and looks in; sees
Jane and smiles at her
SCENE 1O-INTERIoR OF LABoRA.
TORY.
Jane looks up again from her micro
scope; sees that 1t is Artie at the win
dow. and mods to him TO come in she