The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-03
Spike merely grinned.
"When does Mr.. Harrow intend
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Spike merely grinned.
"When does Mr.. Harrow intend
to leave, then?" Kay asked.
"As soon as he can get the boat
in shape. He's funny like that.
told him what he ought to do is let
the boat stay here and have the
crew drag it back up later and he
could take q duck and fly over to
Havana or wherever he wants to
go till he gets unjittered enough to
go back to New York and pitch back
into the grind, but he's a stubborn
bird, that Harrow. He says ixnay,
he's going to do just what he was
first intending to do and nobody's
going to stop him."
"But who could it be-" Kay said,
half to.herself.
Spike Winch chuckled and slapped
her shoulder Familiarity.
Don't let it worry you, sister,"
Kay saw very little Of Harrow
that day. He came and went twice,
stopping once to dictate long
telegram to California about the
movie rights Of q show, and q cable
to an agent in London. Kay en-
joyed as always the thrill of pre-.
pairing messages that might in.
fluence the destinies Of theaters, &C.
tors and actresses and all the ele.
ments Of the life she yearned to
live. More than ever this afternoon,
facing the prospect Of Harrow's de-
parture, her plans formless, she
wished she could attach herself per.
manently to this man as his secre.
tary.. Acting could wait. This job
was interesting, it was profitable
and it was congenial, she had to
admit. More than business? Why
not be honest?
Before she left for home that eva
ming she stopped Captain johnson
and asked him when he thought the
boat would be ready.
The captain, q tall, very melan.
choly looking Scandinavian with a
long brown face, pale blue eyes and
. head that was bald and white 90
an egg. where the cap protected il
from the sun, was not q talkative
man. In this he was q true Morse.
man. But he liked Kay and WA
impressed by her keen interest anal
rather unusual knowledge Of boats
20 he shrugged and said:
"Be ready now. Miss Kay. but b.
You mean there's nothing wrona
with the boat?"
II don't say that. I say it'd IA
ready now, but he won't 70. We'rs
waiting Tor . couple Of parts. but
we could get along without them"
Kay was puzzled.
II Harrows yacht could sail. whv
Was the cruise being postponed. Kav
wondered. especially since the plan
mad been to get the producer out Of
whatever danger he was in now n
Daytona Beach7 She pondered A
long tune over what Captain John.
son had told her. She supposed sha
could ask Spike, but Spike seemed
@ have told her already Ill that IL
intended to tell.
When Earl Harrow came aboard
10 seemed especially genial.
Kay" he said, 'sthey tell ma
there's 2 nice place TO dance mn in
the north end Of town. Az out5oor
cluD with tropical foliage and
swimming and moonlight. Sounds
pretty good to me-"
That's the Seabreeze Swim
eluD." Kay explained. Eyes. thev
nave dances once = week and II the
real moon isn't shining they have
an artificial ons that is. It's loyelv,
Us . swimming pool surrounded IL
Den:na plants, palms and an sorts
o. plants and flowers and the dsne.
Ing door II built like the deck AZ :
ship With dags and liehts. IT,
really lovely" s -
sounds like Just the placs "a for.
eE-snail we say basi,sesel-for =
1ittie while" He was smiling at her
siy!y. Like to 60 tonight
I'D love TO-" she said.
Then, we'll do il. Stay With N.
sna nave dinner on the boat, Won't
you! And then . movie. perhaneS
The dance doesn't begin iii sbcnt
ten. does 1T" - s'oo'
"Ten exactly"
all right" '00no
1t couldn't b better. But m
nave TO run over and get sonnethins
You can 60 now, then, and dres.
1ere on the boat after the movie
Ito Be ContinuedN
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