San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-18

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Jim wasn't in hurry five min
utes ago" thought as l stood where
he had left me when he showed me
aside and raced out TO get the car and
drive over to Nicholas Perry's.
why was he suddenly obsessed
by the idea Of going over there-and
alone:"
And rs if this weren't an ugly
enough thought to be whirling around
my head, still more impish notion
came TO torture me.
"Maybe jim isn't going TO Nicholas
Perry's at all :" It said.
| forgot that moment before my
one yearning had been to make Jim
confidc in me. / forgot that l had
been trying to figure out how | could
and trust him. Jealousy banished
all thought of how / could work out
the problem of making Jim feel com
plete confidence in me. j ignored
the fact that jealousy is the thing
he breads and seeks to avoid by keep
ing me from knowing what he is do
ing and where he is going. All j
could think of was that he does things
he wants to hide from me. 1t is a
pcrnicious circle we have been going
around in for long timc-but again
| began to travel in that circle.
/ remembered that Jim had given
vent to a few disjointed ordinations
at sight of the picture Of Arlettc
Valleau and the odd looking Diane
Petruzzi." / tried to recall just what
it was he had said.
Publicity hounds" came TO me as
one of the expressions he had used
with much distaste sounding in his
low voiced Il suppose Perry e.
Altogether too soon. Can't they
watt"
Aiding this t. what Jim had told
me about taking Arlette to the
great vocal teacher" Diane Petruzzi.
for an agdition," I began TO see that
he is still interested in the work into
which he drifteI through Matt Haw-
ley. In hiding Pats interest in
Brooke De Cog-cey and in refusing
to give Hawley an explanation Of the
strange events that made Brooke miss
her most important dress rehearsal.
Jim had done himself OUt of a paying
job. But it was evident that he had
kept some of his theatrical interests
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