Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-09
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ter has progressed rapidly and Ia
now under contract to Grand United
one OF the largest Hollywood mo-
ton picture studios. Anne has been
living with two other girls, Mona
Morrison and Eva Harley. Mona and
Eva are extras, but Mona works
only occasionally and Eva but rare
ly. Eva Is bitter over this. and over
a tragic love experience. She leaves
Hollywood finally. leaving behind
her a heart-broken note for Anne
and Mona.
Dan Rorimer, former New York
newspaper nan and now q scenario
writer, Is In love with Anne, but he
has come to regard his feeling for
her as a hopeless one. Every step
upward that Anne takes seems &c
remove her all the farther from
him, especially since his release
from Continental Pictures and his
rather unsuccessful attempts &c
free lance.
Paul Collier, who writes o daily
movie column for q string OF news
papers, shares Dams apartment with
him. He has great faith in Dams
ability, despite the latter's discour-
agement. While in New York Dan
had written a play for the legiti-
mate stage. His agent. unable tc
place 1t. finally sends II back TO him
and Anne Winter and Collier, when
they read IL, are enthusiastic over
II. They urge Dan TO revise 1t fol
the movies. Anne. who has not yet
had a dramatic role on the screen
says she would love TO play the part
of the main girl character.
Dan follows their advice and
the play is accepted by Grand
United. He is given TO understand
that they think highly OF him anc
may offer him a contract. Tfen he
suggests to the studio executive that
Anne Winter be considered for the
picture.
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CHAPTER XXxXIV
well, I'll tell you. Rorimer." l'r
thomson said, 1T might be difficult
10 give that part TO Miss Winter
even u she did qualify. In the frs
place, there are several nice girl:
around here who will probably wan
H."
He smiled. Keeping peace in the
family is one OF u most difficult
jobs at times. Isn't that right
Phillips7"
The scenario chief grinned. 1T
say"
And II will be up TO the director
10 decide. anyway" Johnson wen
on. There's no question abou'
Lester Moore, OF course; he's the
logical choice for your gangster
But there are half a dozen girl
al least, who might do for Jerry
So. you see" He smiled. Rorimer
OF course. could understand tina
casting was not such a simple mat
ter.
Rorimer nodded. He said he hoped
the other would not think him So
foolish. Of presumptive. as to try
to tell him what 10 do. Especial,
after you've been so kind TO me. But
I thought that II We all agreed on
Moore-as ! had hoped would hap.
pen-you might think a suggestion
was IN order. When I was workinr
on that treatment there. I haC
Anne Winter in mind as well a!
: Lester Moore"
He smiled apologeticaIly. "Yol
see. ! know what Anne Winter car
do. and I don't believe you do.
That. he admitted TO himself. wa.
not true: he didn't know what Anne
was capable Of: he only believed
he did. But he knew what Anne
Winter wanted 10 do.
wouldn't II be SOrible.' III
suggested. TO give Anne W.Cter
test for the part? You could soor
find out whether she can play !
or not. I've got a lot OF brass.
know" he added with a grin. "bu
w got an idea that in the ens
YOU may thank me for this"
Johnson and Phillips Roth laugh