The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-10

in his eyes as he looked at her.
Little tiger-cat" he said, aren't
you ashamed of yourself for being
jealous of Sonya Chotek, or any
other woman l happen to meet? 9.
Don't think OF the other women.
Think of just you and me a. to-
dayr
He leaned closer. Glory shook her
head
That's just the trouble. think
of tomorrow and tomorrow, I"
going away soon, out on the road,
where 1 won't be able to see
you
Glory's voice dropped to a long
sigh.
Stan put a piece of ice invo his
half-emptied glass.
"Oh, I'm not leaving town so soon,
as all that he remarked. IF that's
what's worrying YOU" There
aren't very many new shows at this
time Of year. you know. I may be
out Of job for months. And in the
meantime, I'll probably stay right
here, where I can see little Russell,
every once in while. :"
His hand stroked her hair.
Glory" May called. Put on a
record so we can dance, will you?
Something poppy, please"
Glory put a new jazz record on
the photograph. Stan swept her
into his arms ard they danced
around the f1relit room.
i~7 HE music beat in the uneven
| rhythm of jungle drum.
- Makes you think Of tropic
forests and savages dancing around
fires that music, doesn't it?"
Stan asked. his lips pressed to
Glory's forehead. do you like jazz"
Glory's eyes were starry as she
smiled up Ut him.
IT like any old kind Of music
when I'm dancing with your she
said truthfully. And hated herself
for saying 1t.
-. Stan should be the one to say
nice things. And he wouldn't tell
her that he loved her even
when she asked him to:
Glory wondered If he ever had
really cared deeply for any woman.
She doubted it.
Stan was the handsome. happy-go-
lucky type of man that almost all
women adore. There probably had
never been any need for him to court
women. They courted him {.
matinee idol that he was!
The walls of his dressing room at
the theater had been covered with
photographs Of women. Pretty
women. tool . Glory had seen
them the day Stan had sent for her
to come to him.
How she wished now that she had
not gone to the theater that day!
For the very sight of Stan and
the sound Of his voice had brought
back to her all the longing for him
that she had known in her old days
of friendship with him before
she met Dick.
90 T"7ELL me about your friend
May and this Carewe," Stan
III was saying in an under
tone. Isn't she married to the
doctor who was at your party the
other night?"
Glory nodded.
She is but he's awfully
busy, so Jim beaus May around, -
she explained. TITS quite all right.
They're just friends"
Wayburn smiled skeptically.
'Friend-of the family stuff, eh?"
he asked.
Glory didn't answer. She didn't
like any one to criticise May 3.
not even Stan! 70. They danced on.
m HERE'S an automobile stop.
II ping outside your house"
~ Stan said after moment
Are you expecting callers?"
Heavens. no." Glory cried. stop
the music. It's probably
Mother Gregory coming to find out
what I'm doing while Dicks away!
Somebody take the highball glasses
out in the kitchen so she can't see
them-quickr'
The door opened and Dick stepped
into the room.
Jimmy, here's the returned hus-
band" said May, absent-mindedly re-
turning to Jim's lap.
We'll. where do we go from
here?" she asked. This party's all