The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-30
Molly's Bit Of Real
Life
BY II. LOUIS RAYBOLD.
90 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate


Molly Lang had he"H usher at ~"
f'ni'r' N"Nlh& fi'ture fhia'e Tor 60
ing 90 tht'r l'HrS, ana she WAS thii'b-
4 ing ~ 'lElHA'uI her occupation.
"Eelieye ms" Charlie, 81" confided
+ 10 ~" ticket tinker in sInck moment
toward the close Of the evening $ per
+ formance, 'at first ! thought il was
I grant Geo. ! thought I'd never get
tired Of chance 10 see all the movies
wanted. But now I'm sick of it,
Lovely h"roin's aud good looking
heroes 1lwnys matching M Bah J.
Makes IN" tired So different from real
If" Think It'll get y job at some no
tt"u counter
"If Your" thinking Of changing
joins. re'nr'"d Charlie 81 got n
dandy making . home for two r.
III It's marrying yen you're talking
i about. nothing doing" cried Molly.
/ Sitting yaWn with - slim band Of a
d"liCntp pinkures and well kept finger
nails Then She grabbed his urrn "Got
/ on 10 that couple Going ont Isn't he
a peach and hasn't she got the eyes,
Say. Charley. they come here as roy
nlar rs rlockworl two nights a week.
Been doing IT two wears now and I OK
poet any time ro SEQ her with n plain
gold hand ana I've got him now T.
look In her eyes"
Charlie followed her indicating
finger Sure some couple" he com
mentcd.
Molly watched for the pair on Mon
day and Thursday evenings and when
they did not appear on the Monday
night following the one when she had
/ pointed them out To Charlie she was
worried. Then she decided that she
had not happened TO see them come
In. fut the following week they did
not appear, nor the next, Molly told
Charlie she was worried and was con
s'd"rahly comt"rted when he told her
they W"r" probably married ana off ON
Il honeymoon
lh"n tn" following week as Molly
lean'd with folded arms against ~"
PACK WaiI OF the ltte theatre she
nearly RaSped fhere was the girl
LOOKING - oeautifnl as ever, bnt &C
'"'llh'iled ny perfectly Strange
young man
IL pothere" me s." | couidnt steep
laSi Ihtht' Sh' reported next gay 10
1I"'''e' and jleh fpGi'tted O'r con
"ue'''e "h'" iHa' youth hSN"d pe'
VIM sIte expected OF sueh Hctle creh-
lures ~ ElflS' anyhow
bN now Molly mad become so in
terested IN the unknown couple that
she begrudged the supper hour she
TOOK on ana extracted promise from
ner amused fellow ushers to keep an
eye out for either one of them.
FOR sometimes the Girl came In
alone sometimes the Man. Sometimes
she was accompanied, sometimes he
Drought another girt-and all this after
TWO years STEADY company together
Molly told herself 1t wasn't right-ft
was all wrong She even thought she
detected look of unhappiness In the
airPH sort eyes, look of hardness
ABOUT the Mans mouth. sun, what
could she 90 about itF
Ihen one evening, during the screen
ihe OF "loely aoVer'Sed picture por-
Hay'ha "e'l-kho"h nm star III an
'mpassioheh 'oVe story deallng with
sah MISUNDERSTANDING ana an ulu-
mute theilihe recommendations Molly
saw the 'lr' sup IN Ut the very pegin-
nuhe " 'he picture She wondered II
sne mao peeh draw by 'he tltle' Loves
RECOMMENDATIONS AS she ushered her
no"n INTO II seat at eHactiy the right
uis,a'ice irooi me 'front.' Mo'iy was
renec'ihs cvh'ca'ly on me ease with
Which lovers ana 'heir loves can Do
brought together III screen land
"A uioiheht Ia'e'' si'e s'afteo. Ihere
at une ooor' haiioiie MS ticket 10 the
altogether nhehcited 'harile' was the
MAN. Molly oraln acted with sur
prisihg auichhess' one 'lptoed swiftly
oo"h tue a's'e' no" unfortunate