The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-20
ELINOR GLYN'S
GREAT NOVEL
In PHOT0-PLAY
"The Career of Katherine
Bush" Features Beautiful
Catherine Calvert
THE CAST

THE CAST
Katherine Bush
Catherine Calvert
Lord Algernon Fitz-Rufus
John Goldsworthy
Lord Gerald Strobridge
Crawford Kent
Lady Garribardinc
Mathilda Blundagc
Lao Delemar Helen Montro3c
Gladys Bush Ann bearing
Matilda Bush Augusta Anderson
Slavy Norah Reed
Lady Beatrice Strobridge
Claire Whitney
Bert Bush Albert Hackett
Fred Bush Earl Lockwood
Bob Hartly Walter Smith
Charlie Prodgers Robert Minot
Ethel Bush Edith Pierce
Laos Sweetheart Allen Simpson
Duke Mordryn Fred Burton
Katherine Bush is one of large
middle-class English family. They
are ordinary, dull and unrefned ard
Katherine, as far above them as the
moon, longs for some avnue for IL
better life,
She has been a typist for a we'll
known money-lendcr and there she
has me. Lord Algeron Fitz Rufus, a
dashing and charming young "man
about town" She determines TO use
him as the means to learning the ma
ture of the gcntlmen and their ways,
and so she goes away with him for
couple of weeks. They have glor-
lous time and she finds herself grow
ing very fond of him. Rea-
lizlng that anything like that would
endanger the cause that she
has determined to? carve out
for herself, she writes to him after
she has returned home bidding him
farewell.
Meeting her in the park ono day, he
violently avows his love and asks her
to marry him, but Katherine, rcaliz-
ing that he is prompted by passion
which will soon die, thanks him for
the honor, but refuses him.
She applies for position as secre-
tary to Lady Sarah Garribardine and
goes to live at her home There, Ger
ard Strobridge, Lady Garribardine's
nephew, Il somewhat cynical but
charming man, verp unhappy with his
wife, becamcs greatly interested in
Katherine. Conscious of his attrac-
ton, she pulposcly leads him on.
After a dance one night, Gerard,
whose interest has developed into y
passionate love, throwing discretion
to the winds, goes cautiously to
katherine'S room after the guests
have left and declares has love She
shows her Indignation at this actor
and brings him to his senses HI
leaves, his love for her stronger thar
ever, mingled as it is with new re.
spect, vowing undying devotion.
One afternoon Lady Gal1ibar-
dine, who, keen and shrewd, has
scnsed the affair, takes pity Oh Ge-
rard and sends Katherine with him
to the opening of Parliament The
Duke of Mordryn speaks and Kath-
crime realizing his position as tn.
leader of English affairs, decides that
here is her goal-she must win him.
Enlisting Gerard's aid, she sug-
guests that he give dinner for the
dixie at which She ran nttla ct his at
tention. She succeeds in getting him
quite interested in her but, of course
he has met her as an equal and moi
as Lady .GaIribardine' secretary.
A house party is given for tn,
Duke by Lady Garibardine, and ht
meets Katherine in her true capacity
At first, his pride of race prevent.
him from declaring his love, but, al
last, he does so but Katherine, rea-
lizing now that she truly loves him
repulsc5 him thinking that mar1iag,
with one so far beneath him socially |
would only bring him unhappincss
Sadly he agrees and returns to Lon
don.
But his love triumphs over his
scruplcs and he returAS to insist that |
she be his wife. Katherine, realizing
that to preserve her own self-respect
she must be honest with him, tells
him the story of Lord Algy. At first |
the Dukes love suffers shock, |
looking at her with eyes expressing