New Britain herald., 1927-03-02

f' IT. II l.4'-h N l' lfs l+.f. AF 1 haven't any place 10 go. except to some diuky restaurant Wltr. fh.r. are a million people gaping at us. Ton won't go up 10 ml house, arl you won't tak1 a house OF llti." 1 flat where I could come 70 spc you."
 What's tho usa O my moving into a flat f WIT" going 70 got marli.32" thought Robbie, but she said nothing.
 { II was better not 10 orgGa ~i.n Gus when he WIS iu a mood like this.
 Tn silence they lroge to road ! house called "Tle Gra MHI or the road 70 the h,aca's,
 They look for all tho ~orll like married coupl" who aren't on speaking terms. as they sat across tho table from each other, eating fried chicken a.I w0ffi's and eroon-appl" rte. But ont on tn" wide white roml again. under The lanes of stars. 1 they sat close 10 zach other. And. as 'ho sparglel lights of Ocean Park and Venice came into view against the nigh. Gus ru' ore arm around Hohhi"'s shoulders ane drew her 10 him, and Irr head went bacl; against E.e shoUlior
 The car slachrnol is h.aIlons speed. and almost stopped. l.ur- hing along tho '3-. of ti" road at five miles an hour they kissed each other as lg tharo never hal been anything like quarrel ho- tween them.
 It was always lih7 that between them, although Robbie had not vt 'isnrel f oHt
 No matter how sha might dis like Gus in her ordinary dealings with him--and sometimes she djl dislike him very, Erg much-shc forgot it when h. put his arms around her and ha'd her tight and told her how much he loved her. She forgot it all when they were like this-Iock,1 iN each others arms. out under inc stars .uI tho moon.
 And suppose they didn't got along very well together as friends and never had" They got along 'amously as swcsthcarts. and that was the important thing. wasn't it?
 Just think what pals Andy and were" thought Robbie in GIs Mac Clouds arms. "I always got along with him like a rubber duck--but 1 never fell in love with him. Nayte girl never does get along go swilnmingly with the man shes in love with, Maybe it's because she loves him too much"
 That was how she thought tt all out,
 Then there came q night 2 week later when Gus, as q sweetheart and loyor, failed 10 appeal to her for the first time.
 She was in Roy Schultz's office about nine o'clock, after q long. hard day of shooting"
 Come on up" hc said 10 hor five minutes before when they eft the set together. T want to show EON some iIiNE.
 The Something was q picture Of her in q notion picture magazine = one Of the very magazines that she had been reading for years and years. T. seemed too wonderful 10 be true, Ii couldn't be true,
 "Why, Roy Schultz, A story about me in q maga2inc,' she was saying 10 him brcathlessly. when the door Of his office burst open and Gus came in.
 He stood looking first at her and then at Roy Sclui;z.
 "Well," h" said heavily, after minute. What have you 10 say for yoursclvos?"
 They looked at one another and laughei They both saw. at once, that he was jealous and suspicious Of them because he had found them alone. And Roy saw that he had been drinking. too.
 But Robbie didn't.
 "Why, Gusty," sh" said as lightly as she could, "what should We do? Apologize for being here at thls midnight hour of riun o'clock? Really. you needn't suspect me and Roy Of anything. We're quite laun- less. Look here"
 She stood up. white and s'lrliko in her glittaring Whj.r dress, and