Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-10
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casually uttered, was a trap; ha
watched Irene kcenly. wondering lI
she would fan into III, bat ner
shrewdncss saved her.
That should Ne u splendid uppor-
tunity for somebody" She said, with
out the least show Of personal in-
terest. "Miss Morosini is beautiful.
isn't she NH Davidson had expected
her to ask for Che position at once.
Il wish had her eyes. Dc sou read
much, Mr.. Davidson XIX
Lew. whose literary experiences did
not extend beyond the trade papers
Of the stage and screen, made .
commrndabie bluff.
nh read a story called Desert Stars
last year. tie Said. -it's Ept " great
picture IN il. but the anshor wants
too much for the film rights
"l don't think l know it." Irene
co0ed, her eyes Nh the mOon But
I've just finished . perfectly mar
veious hook hy Lawrence. called
Fantasia of The Unconscious. Uf
course | didn't quite understand it,
it's supposed 70 deal quite frankiy
with questions MI scx-I thought
maybe. III you hrd read III, YOU might
explain TX 70 mc.'
Mr. Davidson east the ashes from
hi cigar with "A run
Sex he declared, -Ain't "A thing
To write books about. All you rot u
do is pick a woman and a MIN. sup
posing. of course. they like each
other, and let nature take its course
That's all there IA 70 II. These high
br0ws who try 20 make a mystery
MFafMnF NN W.Nm NNn w rmAu NAhnYfm 49,
good wasting your time On such
thingsg They don't set you any
where. Amt you got nothing better
to do than read fe0l books -7
Irene, with swift intuition, realized
that she had struck a false note.
iii suppose tits because HIM lonely,
she said. i'll don't care about drink
ing and smoking. or dancing. either.
unless it's with just the right person.
Somebody 4 really care about. 81
there isn't much for n Girl to do. w
there? Except flirt. And that
doesn't get you anywhere. So ] just
read
Look here Nh. Davidson said.
suddenly. blowing a stream OF smoke
through his nose, what's the matter
with N md me getting in Sam
keasler's machine, after breakfast to-
morrow, and going for a lcng drive
! guess III need a little fresh air,
about then"
-Why--nnthinE, vi you mean early.
I've got 70 show up az the studio by
noon. They're shooting some re-
takes. before that. s0 won't hr
needed; " you want Ia start about
line
suits me. One thing I don't a.
IN Nc up NH night. Not any more
AT that moment Sam Kcssler APP
peared in the window. Look here.
Sam, this little lady and myself are
figuring ON taking "a ride tomorrow
morning-early. AIRY objection to
my turning in, pretty soen2"
Mr.. kesslcr swept the two with Al
shrewd glance. Irene nv admitted,
was something 81 an enigma ~ him.
What time are you aiming 20
start
"Oh--around nine"
That's about bedtime for this
bunch. But il you're anxious to get
up with the chickens, Eo &c III. 4
won't he around. myself, bat you'll
find three cars IN the garage. Take
your choice. What's the matter,
Levi Sleepy"
II didn't Get much rest On the
train. last night. And I'm a whole
lot older than you. Sam. Just tell
your friends I'm tired. will you. and
pretty soon I'll sneak quietly up "a
bed. This is a great little girl you
got. SAM he went on. turning to
Irene. shes going TO show VIE the
sights. viii ii be all right II I get
her hack by twelve p
Sure. irene's n pretty early bird
herself. when IL comes XXI turning in.
Always insists on getting the we'll
known beauty sleep. ] Just came 70
tell you that there's some supper
ready III the dining room-sand-
witches, and creamed l9bster with
mushrooms-other junk. Miriam's a
great little provider. Hctter come
along and Put on the feed ftaE. before
those wolves in there eat It all up
Mr.. Davidson rose. nodded toward
the French window.
After you, Miss Shirley he said.
Irene went into the hall. a fri
umphant light in her eyes In the
first round 81 her battle with Lew
Davidson she felt that she had
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