The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-02-11
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 STELLA SHAYNE, dancer, is discharged from q new play bee cause MARION RANDOLPH, tho star, Is jealous of her. Shcila searches for work and finally SC. cures c part tn a musical show sOOn to go on tour. DICK STAN LEY, rich and socially prominent asks her to marry him but Shciln refuses. Her Idea of marriage is q home in e little town far from Broadway.
 The company departs on the tour and in q little midwcstcTD city Sheila meets JIGltIsX WY.
 MAN. He seems Co be q hard
 working young man with little
 money. Shcila Is not aware that Jerry's father owns the factory
 whcrc Inc works. Jerry is attcn.
 tive and Shcila falls in love with
 him. After she leaves, however,
 Jerry's affection seems to cool.
 He writes infrequcntly and this
 makes ShcilR unhappy.
 Back fin New York again. shc
 gets q job in q night club. Weeks
 pass and then ono night while
 dancing sbc sees Jerry sitting at q table. He comes tO speak t0
 her but does not introduce her to
 tho others iD his party. Jerry tells SlicilG Inc has tried to cal her. She docs not believe this inent with him.
 Sliciln goes tO room ht thc home of the Snmpcr sisters who arc also on the stage.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 CHAPTER xX%
 Sholl0'B engagement 10 dance nt Club V0lonB Cnm0 Co m end and again Bho went job hunting This time tho situation was more -
 How'd you iikc 0 part in sky High, my now Sh0w?' Craig Ab' bolt asked her. :.
 Shciln didn't think shc wanted t. Shc asked Johnny llnrrcl. 1n ,gent, to try Co find her n job Tn | travelling company.
 He pursed his lips and looked 1t hor ovor tho tops of his spec "Whon you can 1nnd n plneo in a Brndwny show why do vou wnpt to do q thing like .hnt?" no asked. "Tho streets nro 'uii of men and women who would jump nt tho chance Co get a part in Sky High"
 Maybe. Just tho Damo 1 don't want it."
 "Nocd any money" :,
 "No. If I did I'd tako Job l didn't ike" ~
 Happy was dancing in a vnudo" yillo act playing "tho subway. CIT" cuit" r-.. thentorS not fnr from which could Do rcaehed by riding tho subway. In hci free tInio tho two girls went sh0p' ping together. ..
 Not holding on to your money, aro yOu?" Jappy remarked. "Well, when n girl hn8 only ono bchti Hhe has (o hnvo C tot of clothes Ujyo her four or nvo Co thkc hor places and ono dress VIII SorVc nicely" ,,. Stanley2" ,.,.. now?" ,,,
 Shella laughed. Dick was wrlt- ing n play, Ilc was very serious about 1t but Sholln who hnd soen m dozen aspiring young authors give up in despair before tho Sce- ond net was finished, who knew how many plays wore locked away fin safes in produeors' offices -n0yer Co bo produced -+.Goul q not show much interest In Diek'h \ efforts, Sho was not even excited when ho told her that tho title of the now plcco was "Rod uera- niumsT nnd that she was to play tho lead in lt. ,,
 busy" Aho told Happy. "ltoH try ing to wrlto another play
 Mra sampcr called shella Co tho telephone ono morning so,hc- one from ilarrcls onloo wanted to speak to her. , .u .,.,.
 "Can you got down nero risnt nway?" asked Johnny, testily whoil aheIla reachod tho wirc' 'l wnnt to soc you nt l v IA, s :.
 Qhelin was in tho midst or C bath but Mrs Snmpor ana nvc heiped her Bcarmble into hei clothes. Rho loft tho house m lo minutes and ronched linrrells or. iiep at ii;i0. 1t proved to Do 10 minutes before he was ready to
 Ten minutes later sho had aligned n contract to play tho lead in "E'ino Feathers" a musiea show booked for q long tour ol
 "f cant understand you" liar reii Rrumbied. "I could get .yot n job at moro money right here on Broadway" , . I do it isn't what you earn pu what you savo that counts. |, IT save moro money on the road"
 Whom Dick telephoned sheil'