New Britain herald., 1930-07-15
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1 By aysie C 2 ,


 Synopsis: A visit to London puts zest into life for Mary Lou Leslie. Her romance with Brynmor Whitta- more is broken up when he falls in love with Clarice Day, who dances q. the Emerald Dragon. night cll.J. Brynmor thought Mary Lou "toO nIce." With Tony TjtherinStou, hov- ever, Mary Lou has a better time than she ever had expected. Tony is an aviator win ambitions 90 .'T around the world. Ills wealthy aunt won't finance the project unless Tony goes with some girl Of whom she approves Tony decides to take Mary Lou fer har inspection. Na1H- while Brynmor becomes .ncJ-gd 70 Clarice. Thers is 8 rcna"fv a. inc Emerald Dragor, and polio. suspect "Gentlem4n Freddy" Ei5rirs has a cousin named Freddy Mason whom Brynmor disHk1s. and na thinks MN- son may have .ae- responsible. Clarice hnaaEer. as-srrs h.w ,n.t Mason Vas ID Paris a. --s -.-oo.
 Aunt Fthclbe9ta
 Mary Lon aWoHa Hi.h s-"n' .t seven o'clock on Sunday morning. She was thankEsl rho su0 was -.I@- ing for q ena11e. h.r she sHr3.o~l at the thought Of n aa. mH-at hap pen that day
 Tony. howover didn't waAe tn until three hours later. What the 6ayi' arr go1 do.n- letting in all tha. damned -..- hEht?' he exploded as We.lls g.s man. pulled up the h..r5
 Wallis. however. H1z firm.
 May I remind you, sir. that VOL asked 10 he callet2 I believe you are motoring down 70 lunch wnl your aunt today
 Jumping Johosa0n7- Tony '&- claimed, I'd forgotten eomp.sra,N And it's important, 100. I'm n|ay- ing my last card 70 Est Aua. ErA.l- berta to hack my .N-ht"
 Your l8s- card. s.rH" Wallis .n- quired. as he gathered lip r.4 clothes Tony had .es- s-rse0 al over the floor.
 Tony grnned
 And shes q mtsatE pretty cad. too
 Wallis retrieved Tonyz trousers from tho chandelier.
 If may say so sir. all the cards in your pack are good-loo's- ing"
 True" Tony admitted. "but this ones the goods.
 Meanwhile. in The Jaromss h,.- room, Mary Lou was c8rlad gp or one end of the bed, sippinS toa bn- tween bites Of toast. Ja& was d9- ing likewise
 This IS you~ hlr day isn't f-. Mary Louo Jav asked. "Ths day when Miss Tuher.nEton sticks 5 little ticket on you - will de- or won't do"
 Pray for the former" Mary Lou sighed. "Tonv seems 10 set rrelr store by my netting his aunt"
 Why should he worry about what his aunt thinks" Jerry tr-.-- posed.
 "Auntie is his hank account " Jay explained. And from ell I hear shes mighty rarticular-"
 If was this fellow Tony I'd s.- her in--''
 Hush, darling you don't know Il thing about it, Jay retorted. Then to Mary Lou. Grey is the rig f color to wear today, thin <. Blonds always look so demura 4 grey, with just a touch Of ol~ That should appeal 10 this per- snickety aunt"
 But l haven't anything grey" Mary Lou objected.
 No matter. you can wear th.- suit of mine. l. should if You DOT fectly with a little alteration here and there"
 Tony, as usual was half an .9r late. He made up for 5t. ho8.l.- by his enthusiasm over Mary Lon appearance.
 "Jove, Mary Lou, but yo4 look stunning today,' With q wink, aa added but not so stunning taIt NtI II AnOEh [AN4lll Ir.LrlbtINd IL the eye as Gwendolyn did"
 Mary Lou and Jay exchange meaningful glances.
 Tony's long blue racing car al. u7 the miles as they drove towar- Surrey
 Why so quiet Mary Loa2" mons asked.
 "I-Trn just a bl, afraid Of mot. ing your aunt
 That's absurd, Her ways arc g trife eccentric, but shes a dear ar heart. l know you'll hit lt off with her"
 Yet Mary Lou was awe1 at the thought Of meeting one Of 'he Bealthiest women in England, Sul imagined Miss Titharington' homo as an immense tablishuent, with enormous grounds and an army oi servants.
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