Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-25
And Here II Continues

T WAS glad that. since ! was I" be
separated from Larry. would have
the diversion Of work 70 take my mind
of him little. at least. But oh. how
| hated to lct him 90,
W" planned our home that evening.
and set the date for our Wedding
Y hich couldn't bc certain y"t. of course
and tried to toll ourselves that We
didn't mind waiting two months.
even have II little apartmcnt-just
four rooms" told him. "And We u
be- awtully economical about furniture.
Won have n nest of little tables in
thc living room instead Of one big. eX-
pcnsivc one. and VIC won't have any
dining room-two bedrooms. and liH-
ing room and Il kitchen will be plenty
for us. And I shall cook and keep
the house clean and everything
Larry was perfectly delighted. III"
hadn't any family. and had been living
in rooning houses npd hotels for 50
long that he'd forgotten what real
home looked like.
After he went away sat in the
window of my room, Just iuNurlatihG
IN horrincSs. Finally wrote a letter
70 Sylvia Stcarns. telling her about II;
Larry had told me that Sylvia hau
inowr wbrn she went away: She had
asked him. that morning when he took
ncr to the railway station. II he WASH I
IN love with mo, and he'd said hC was.
And shc'd urged him to tell me :"
richt nwpy. and he'd meant to that
nirht when We were dancing together
hut tive girl hc'd known when nc vas
bov, and Eikhorn, ruined everything
between them.
"Sothing can ever S"parat" us now
though. can it, he said wtcn Nc lc't
+ me. =, -,
mo nothing over can. d told
him. thought of that now. Nhu 'n'
falls roa"rd and roarcd at M" as ! re,
mrmbprrd our words. IhcH almost
seemed to mock me. II trigh'Cncn me
= little. and | hurried into pcu an"
tried not to hear them.
was uwfully Interested in nee, :
ing the people ] was t" work WIN
,hor tbcv arrived the next day ~
about eleven o'clock. Ihcr" was one
,,irI about NV age. named Crystal May
= hn nIaycd the lead. and another girl
,,Gcr rlaycd the adventures: hr'
name was Janet Powers. aud SIT" nn'
how husband. Phil Cabot, rs he was
l.rnwu ON the screen. were the Villains
~; tho nirturc. The hero wa y"uhs
, man who'd come up very rapidly II
,,irt, rcs that year. He'd been on 'h'
l,occ made good there aud in SOME
I'LL, comedies ON the screen. and nov
m'ns rluying the lead in this picture
,rLcrr vrrc two or thrCc character ac
tnrs. too. all mcu. and that was al:
think I'd have liked Crystal Ma,
e 'Lo Ln,ln't hccu 50 pcascd with her
Sole She was the perfect actress TYP
,Lnt uscd to be- 80 popular: the typ
n;th yellow rurls. like Mary Pick
ford'e. aud big blue eyes and n pretty
rn,I,.r rm,u, face. She wasn't empty
though She was nwfuily Hhrrwd; An'
hnr mo,hcr. who Travelled with her
Worl:cd 50 hard keeping her young an
.irlisl that from III" very hrSt ! i'l
y little bit sorry for h"r.
,Inuct Powers was a regular person
and She and soon formed very r"I
rrIcud>hip. She was dark. rather stat
ursuur. and very beautiful. ANA 1T"
,vcru her and Crystal Mays mothc
,lcrc was constant battle. II wa
,rothcr funny. of course. Z" near th'l
suunbhlng. and couldn't help h"in
amused a. them. Ih"E known ca"
other iu the early days OF plrtur
making: Janet Powers llh" l"''' "..'
tho big fav"ritcS then. lik" Clara hlm
ball Young and FI"r"nr" lMM renee
But n> pictures Developed sh" q ial'"
behind; she'd grown oIdrr' ct r"HrS'
;uL @hr'd had bad luck in signing y
Win two companies that f"Il through
and hod left the screen for II time.
Her nushnud. who was Il leading ma
in the old days. had gon" on, though
And 6nnlIv .hr couldn't stand it an
l,rgrr. and 80 came back int" pictures
She roulut he star any more, bu
hr ululrd big parts end got lots "
money. and quite often IA" aud Il"
; husband got IN engagement together
II, they had nov.
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