Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-23

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,sy:c~s s~ a. a. Nanev ome BoUnsop. a rising musico
y ssdv actress.
The HIT Of the Show
y ,oIII,DN"r that jar you? She
amt be made TO see that she IL
I'M Of the show. Ever. hear, OF any
like that before in this o!d town
.he's good girl. Craig. th'
ear ndded sOberly.
hcn,t I know it? But she no more
ss in this environment than j do
4 stsre isn't for her; and l always
' \ her with the greatest bcwilder .
What I mean Is. she Is without
t;on in this line. She sings as II
, rssented the music. as an edu
mnsic;on n would resent it. And yet
We her. She IL MS joyous as a TINS
wn in the wind. Better, give hel
ndred. Just slip it into her envel'
: nd say nothing :,
can do that. Has she got you' old
p"
m n fool, I suppose; but she has
1--we never been able to get her out
or dinner or supper. She won
Ltske nv car home myself out of it.
Z, Well. lis a safe bet that she ride!
,sbbody else's. :,
n wish I knew on which side t'
khe NAV have whitfield your breath
], is afraid of you. Why don't yor
!. h out"
{ Why should I? It's the only amuse'
= l have left"
hats bunk. You with all the money
10 world and n name as old as thu
d, Maybe | can help you.
! Don't you NEEDLE or you'll lost
How bad have you got it!'
: Bad enough to marry her after tn
brmance-if she'd have me. Blu
YOU are. ] can't tell her thu
: ont letting her get acquainted will
and she's as far off as the Pole.
!. no manager whistled softly. Th
Ian -hater. eh? Arthur Craig. wh'
everywhere and with everybody
all the while just as n'oof ms thi
Y was, Funny old burg: it had writ
!; y down this man as one Of its wildes
Y es; and Craig hadn't kissed won
h since the death of his wife. An,
girl yondcr had put life into hi
th u again.
kyhy don't Won enlist Jenny: She
he and a good sport. They live i
,r same house, and are the best 4
ds.'
: nbenny is on my side, but she hasn
d able to make any headway. That
devil Of it. The girl has built
J. ese wall around herself"
i Supposing ! drop hint that you +
Invsilent partner
'1No. She would begin to distrust you
b. Jeuny's going to give part
by some night after the show. Coffe
lemonade: and then III have
,a nee to convince Miss Bowman tina
" not ns bad ns I'm painted. Sh
:: It be afraid of me in room full
nj only knew what her ambition i.
I. ight strike from that direction.'
4 While there's life there's hope. 70
her that Peke, didn't you?"
es.'
Veil, she's keeping it. isn't she:
es; but ! wonder why.
be orchestra crashed the Upenin
OF the finale; and the two men re-
to the stage office.
was a quarter of twelve whe
I b. wiped the last vestige Of grease
from her face. An unusual mum
!" pt encores had carried the Operett
Z hd eleven o'clock. She set tn
ing table in order and hung up he
y. At least she was thankful t
this room to herself and ther
intervals when she could rom
Ling Foo. AS she wore the sam
me throughout the performance
Id from the chorus dressing roof
ten minutes of her time each nigh
& the overture; and that was AL
Bsistance Nancy required.
lnnkeeper's dnughter--whrn al
soul cried for the blond wig q
uerite. Mediocre music and lyric
ieu with consonants that half tn
she, had to hiss. Well, it wa
ty-five week. and thnt meant sh
continue her lessons in music an
cn and Italian and devote hour
dGy to study. And they wondere
sue refused {" spend half the nigh
ioRe. laden restaurants; unparthl
and unhealthy food. She had
and nothing should stand in he
She would have her good time
mat goal was reached. She wa
Ewenty.
she dressed. her thoughts reverte
happening Of yesterday. Dadd
nun was gone: she was all alone
oIS dy she was beginning to dreu
ssg.ving and Christmas. though sh
De busy enough with two per
Ahres; but in the morning an
she returned at night
was sorry now that she had no
Z llftle more umiable To that kindl
|; "ountryman. No courticr olt Of
d could have been more courteous
mat was life; to come and q
= forget. Within fortnight DudI
i, nan would become n memory an
u ouhg man absolutely forgotten.
ONE, Ling Foo: it's past our bed
wrapped the puppy SO snugly /
i'tle plaid blanket that only hi
eyes and wet little nose wrr
e, and started for the door; upo
came knock. brisk and uuthoy
u, Nancy recognized it an
ome In, Jenny" she called.
door flung open and hand
snapely young woman in the mid
"ehtitt paused in the threahol,
artlst. in search of II model I
rs Mischief. had come upon Jenn
\ oy at this moment, he would hn,
y no further. There was mischi,
Poise Of her blond head mischi,
tr DIue eyes and put II quirk I
Ups out II was the mischief of I'll
y p, without evil.
I! nny Malloy was n product Of n
- ..i'S' or the most prOdigal an
s. iul ana careless city on earth
yetsrown child of city, morul
la h'eileciually weak, yet wonderf,
oia' IN her youth Jenny's play
had been the cutters; now h,
ouhd was the night life, the end
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