New Britain herald., 1930-08-01
DANCING JUDIfEH EH AA!! A!.!A N CORALlE STANTON and HEATH HOSl<EN
 VHT CopIPiG4T 1850 BY CHELSEA HOUSE
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 Judith Grant, beautiful artists model, shares her Greenwich Village apartment with Chu4nmy Morley, beautiful girl whose mind has been q blank ever since Alan Steyne, her lover. disappeared seven years ago. Steyne returns to New York but Chummy fails 10 recognize him. Hc falls in love with Judith, telling her that he never loved Ghummy ana never knew Chummv loved him. Then Chummy recoyers her memory. and Steyne, feeling himself obligated by her years Of suffering. asks her to-marry him. She IS radiantiy hap py. Judith. meanv hile, arouses the infatuatior ot the rich Bruce Gideon. fnancier, who otters to star her ln musical show. She refuses. ercount- CTS Steyne n the park, and sudden ly discovers that she is deeply in love win him. Steyne urges her to marry him, but she refuses out ot loyalty to Chummy. IT cafe she runs into Bastien DumoAt, a young artist who has long loved her. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER XII
 Bastlen was 8 little late, Judy sat down at her accustomed table, and ordered what she wanted. As she looked up into Dan's lean face her smile faded
 Why, Dan, you look sad, Wh. the natter And you aren't sing ing tonight"
 The Ianky. clovn-uAe figure had acquired dignity.
 It's bad news. mss" he sad. My old mothers dead. She died all alone in Italy-Como, that's where she lived: and l haven't the money 10 go and bring her body back 10 be buried beside my father. He lies in Calvary Cemetery-
 Oh Dan" said Judy softly. as she saw the misr gather in his keen eyes. T understand why you're not singing tonight. l am SO sorry. Couldn't We do sorlerhl1--alf Of us-so that you could go 10 ItaIE?'
 Dan shook his head.
 I'm afraid not. miss. It costs q heap Of money 10 ger 10 Italy"
 Was your mother Italian, Dan 9" Yes. miss but my father was a Londoner-born within sound of Bow Bells, as they say. They had an organ first, and then they did better. and got 10 be quite pros porous; but when my father caught a chill, and died Of it, my mother took me to Italy. When I was Is I came 10 America. There wasn't much of q living 10 he made in Italy, I was always saying she must come over and live with me when I could save a bit
 "Oh. Dan, and she never came.' But there. miss. it's no good taking. And I haven't told any one else What'u I bring you, miss 2' he asked
 But Judys appetite was gone. Her loving, lmpulsive heart was planning how she could possibly get the money to send Dan to Italy and bring him back with his moth CTS body
 When Basuen came in. eager, full Of apologies hIs ardent eyes de vouring her with hopeless worship, she did not speak Of Dan. l. seemed so useless: and Dan had said that he had told nobody else.
 Already Dan had struck up his mandolin in response to some care less demand and his gay, light voice was trilling out Santa Lucia in way that would have made the heart of a Nespolitan ache with longing.
 T haven't seen you for ages Judy Basuen said.
 T have been busy she answered
 "You'vA had no tima for me Judy There was something akin to madness under the ardor ot hi: splendid eyes. That rich man has taken up all your time.'
 Dan here brought her food ant coffee, and Bastien had 10 give hIs order
 "Bastien, have you any news?' Judy asked, when he had finished. T have, as 1t happens-the firs bit Of luck for years. I've sold I'm Dream of the Apache
 "splendtd" She clapped hel hands T always said 1t was a fin' picture"
 Whats the good: he asked bit terIy. What does t matter 10 me never see you now, Judy"
 But, Bastien, have 10 work. have to live"
 Need you see so much or tha brute in order 10 live. Judy?"
 T don't understand you.' she ex claimed furlously.
 "Oh, yes, you do, I mean tn man you brought 10 the Lemol Grove, the man you have dinner an' luncheon with in eXpenslve restau lants
 "Bastien, I don't like your tone. she said lrigldly.
 And I don't like you goings oI Judy. They are hateful, Hes not ; man you ought to go about with l we been hearing things
 You mean you've been spying ol me" she interrupted.