The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-24

well, Warren Harrow said,
and you. Ben, here's Miss Owen.
Don't worry about her. I've seen
her. She has presence, needs only
| . little work with her voice, and can
read line: q they were meant to
Be read The rest will come with .
little training which Is in your CO
pablo hands, Ben"
Leschin, who was lighting q Gig.
aret in . white ivory holder, barred
his long, wolfish teeth in what Vas
meant to Be . smile Of assent. The
man frightened Kay . little, but
she remembered the glowing praise
Of him she had read In various
theatrical publications, and sup.
posed she eventually would find the
real man behind the strange. for.
bidding exterior.
Warren, of hand, what do you
think Of Miss Owen q . type? q
she anything like the girl you had
There was Q long pause that was
awkward for Kay, and Warren said.
rumblinsly. Amazingly"
Kay wanted to sigh with relief.
After several matters Of prelimi.
nary business had been discussed.
Kay found herself alone with Boris
Warren.
I'm certainly relieved" she said.
TO learn that I'm the least bit like
the girl you had in mind, Mr.. War
rem. And ! can't wait until I SEQ
your play. They haven't shown mo
: e line n q i get but ! know it must
~You know that, do you ?" War
rem said. enigmatically. ''Why?"
Kay had no answer. Again the
silence rose between them, awk.
ward, full Of subtle implications
that she tried unsuccessfully 70
understand.
ut Is close" Warren said finally.
Would You like to walk I"
I'D love to. I haven't been out
of the house."
They went out together ana
walked down 70 the water.
This is different to you7 After
very. Kay said. Il never WAS
IN New York before"
SNew York / despise, and then
again I am drawn to it irresistibly.
Therefore tell myself I am reeiiy
In love With the city"
sThat's rather . strange vay AZ
being IN love. I mean BY despisine
the thing you Zee! you love"
That 10 love-" Warren observed
and WAS quiet again Is they strolled
''The young chap-Ryanl Your,
engaged 70 him :" he asked later.
Were the best Of friends" Kay
answered shyly,
$50 II was q II he understood
the entire situation: TO Kay il was,
uncanny.
II your play Is anything a. good
< e.. Sc: :d,d Exile I'm going to love it"
s.s.d E1il.',- Warren raised .
thick blond eyebrow. aBut you said
before"
II read It."
"You read It's He seemed
amazed. Elm Florida?s
Yes. read al the plays I can
ket Two always done it. And I
thought Sad Exile Was wonderfui.
II LETT me feeling haunted"
SGauguin," Warren said. slefA
mo feeling haunted. Perhaps that
explains It" He shook his head m
Il IN sad "Reminiscences.
When Warren and Leschin had
gone. Pete drew Kay aside. 'Well,"
AZ asked. erinning. what do you
81 was never 20 thrilled in my
"Couple Of strange ducks. that
pair. Warren and Leschin."
but they're fascinating"
SO I noticed. Warren, 1t least"
You're not getting jealous Of
him already? :" Kay asked lightly,
II don't know" Pete said hon.
estly. "But, believe me. I surely
could without much trying"
Don't bother. though. I"
sSay-after the way those biz
funny eyes Of his stayed on YOU
That BIRDS got . look in his eye
that doesn't take too much inter-
Harrow came IN.
We'll, in Q day or two. when
you've had . rest, you and Ben
Leschin win start to work." he said.
I'm going TO keep you right, out
here TOR . while until we're ready
% let you b seen. And, Pete. Mon.
day youll start work ct the shew
On Seventh Avenue. I've . nice spot
Tor you there"
The day passed swiftly without
further event until that evening
when Kay turned again to the
Broadway columns. Once more she
nav the name. Earl Harrow. and
rad:
-. Thess baddiss are plsnty hot
aos0 that Eorl Harros0 4 back -
town Gmd s0hat bio rGcketssr g
kotoktxo more trouble? -"
Harrow came upon Kay and saw
her reading the item.
SSad," b admitted, hut true
Ito Be Continued)