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From the pen of James Hilton, whose Good- bye, Mr Chips" and
August 23, 1941.
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
INGRID BERGMAN
CEORGE SANDERS
as
Philip Monroll
Stolia Bergen
23
Ward Androws
with her matchmaking in-
· Lost Horizon aro familiar to discerning roaders and cinema au- diences alike, comos this story of a man whose inferiority complex ruins the happiness he could have with his beautiful wife. Convinced that. sho really loves his bost friend, he plots a crime that will romovo his rival. "Rage in Heaven" days ago. It had given him a them and spoke with a slight, this. There was mother again
sense of power, of being some foreign decent. has been mado into a body more important than "My name is Stella Bergen," siincis. To tease her he would · motion picture
Philip Mourell. He had met she said a bit shyly. "I'm Mrs send Stelin and Ward off on two- by a Doctor Rameau, he recalled. Monrell's secretary and com- somes. This morning, though, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, But that part was all rather panion. She is resting now all three had started out riding and will be shown in misty in his mind.
and she asked me to welcome together. But within half an Hongkong next week. and stopped Ward on the back, one to the other, rather at a and turned back.
Now he rushed up to the bar her son and-" She turned from hour Philip made some excuse This serial adaptation is "Ili, there fella." by Beatrice Faber.
Ward turned in delighted sur- Philip laughed. "And now price. "Why Philip. What you don't know which is own under a tree. She had a are you doing in London? The which?" He straightened out and yet she was afraid. She curious feeling of expectancy last I heard from you you were the introductions. Then... he' setting off for the wilds of said, abruptly. "Won't you call wanted to run away from that
feeling. Africn."
me Philip? She was a little
Ward naked, watching her, "And I thought you were de- astonished and he added, "You had a pretty bad time F IT WAS A CHILL RAINY signing turbines in Scotland. Oh, don't misunderstand
me before you camo to England NIGHT and the British When I heard them calling your I would never try to flirt with
didn't you?" Consul's tension grew as he sat name I couldn't believe my you,”
Her mouth quivered. "I there in the office of Dr Ra-
Now she laughed. "If you promised Mrs Monrell I'd for- meau's private inagna' ngylumy Ward tapped the telegram wish, I'll be glad to, Philip." get it. She's been wonderful to on the out-skirts of Paria. He that the boy had brought him." Ward said casually, "In case me just like my own mother. decided that once his visit was "My boss has just sent for me you should be interested, you I'm happy here, I'd be most un-
CHAPTER ONE
concluded he would drive away from the grounds as swiftly as possible.
cars,"
IN
RAGE
›
loss,
HEAVEN
After n*few minutes, Ward and Stella dismounted and sat
grateful if I wasn't. Everyone is so kind."
SHE SAID SUDDENLY, "Philip tells me you have to be in Scotland to-mor- row." She smiled. "You're his hero,"
a kind of second home to me.
Ward brushed it aside. "He can call me Ward. And by the only admires me because we're way," he added mischievously. so different. You scè, we've "I shall most certainly try to known each other ever since we to go back now. Been having a flirt with you." holiday in France.”
It was then that Philip asked were boys. This place has been "You have?" Philip was re- with child-like frankness as he And now that you're here it's gretful. "If I'd only known." watched them both, "Do you perfect." There was a vague smile on his like him, Stella?!! face. "I've just
She looked past him. "As for come back "Stop it Philip," Ward pro-me at present, my life's like this
D myself. Mother tested, "give her chance. clearing, nice and peaceful with stitution, was all apologies for called her little boy home." She's only known me for a few paths leading in all directions.
Dr Rameau, head of the in- from
Paris
Now Ward had an idea, minutes." "Look here Philip, I've still
Philip turned to
Only I don't know which one to
him with take."
having troubled him. Yet the summons had been necessary.
Two weeks ago, they had got forty-eight hours. Can't good natured mockery, "You're Ward's hand closed over hers. picked up a young man in Paris we spend them together some too modest, Ward. A single r'd like to help you find the who had tried
heartbeat would be sumcient, eh right one, Stella." to commit where?” suicide and brought him
Philip's idea was even better, Stella?"
She moved from him a bit. here to the clinic.
"You bet we can. You're com- He ap-
She was blushing furiously. The situation faced her. Sho peared to be English but ing right back with me to Chas- "I think you're both crazy and like Ward. No it was more
He grasped very conceited. Your mother's than that. there were no marks of identity singford
She was terribly on his clothing. Dr Rameau Ward's
affectionately. upstairs, Philip. She's ready drawn to him, had been from was the man who to receive you now." had thought that perhaps the Why Ward Consul could help. The young stand four boring years at Cam had made it possible for him to man had given his namo મધુ Ward Andrews.
bridge, who was
pretty common
for the suicide?"
now," {trin
was
sir, if he had had a reasonable old times again." motive he would not be my pa- tient. When we asked him he chuckled and said, 'I wanted
*
so brilliant
gone.
*
that
the moment of their meeting. But she was also afraid of him in a way. He was strong. Sho PHILIP'S visit with his felt that if he wanted to, he. The Consul thought hard. that he had even got him, Phil-
mother was short and could dominate her, com'etely. "Andrews. Hmm. That's a lip. through the exams, and to- pleasant. Secmed the old girl And she was terrified of
day Ward name in my
the best en hadn't been feeling well lately strength. She had seen country. What was his motive gineer in England. "You don't and so she had brought-Stella strength could be cruel and mer- know how I've missed youWard. Bergen in to help her. It was ciless to people, could hurt and Rameau laughed. "My dear But this is going to be just like a sad story. Stella was a re break them.
fugee from the Continent. Both She jumped up. "I think her parents killed, everything we'd better be getting back."
He looked at her. "Running THE Monrell house was a "How sad," Phillp said with away?". to know what people would say
beautiful stone affair quick sympathy but he Was She smiled wanly, enigmatic- about me after I am dead. I'm inside a large walled garden at thinking of Stella's lovely cameo ally. "Perhaps." having him brought in, in a few the edge of the Midland river, face,
In silence, they mounted their moments.'
just a few miles from Chassing- Now Mrs Monrell mentioned horses and started homeward. "Is is he dangerous?" the ford, small manufacturing Ward. She was a bit annoyed
town. Consul asked nervously,
At the door, Clark, the that Philip had brought him. "At the moment, no," Ra- butler, welcomed them but in No reason. It seemed that she menu assured him. "When you side the living room they stop- had simply wanted Philip to see him you will see a charm- ped short.
make acquaintance with Stella ing, highly intelligent person. A girl stood there, a beautiful without interference. But I can assure you that he is girl, tall and well-made with All that day and next Philip suffering from what we call tawny hair. She came towards laughed quietly to himself over paranoia. Outwardly, he may remain calm, and apparently sane for long periods. But, if anything happens to upset him emotionally, he may become very dangerous indeed. cavable of anything, even murder.".
There was a knock on the door. "Entres," called Rameau.
NOW JAMES HILTON
(Has Stella really made her decision? Is she sond- ing Ward Andrews out of her life? Perhaps now, an- other path to the future will beckon. Be sure to read Monday's amazing episode.)
WRITES AS HE PLEASES
It was the porter. "Very well and to fine writing long is now coming into its own.
[AMES HILTON turned his the true importance of the story whole burden. The public has become more sophisticated and Jean, bring Mr Andrews in."
"No matter how great the critical. It expects more from
he says, the motion picture all the time,
The porter gaped. "The before anyone recognised great- English gentleman that was nesa in him. It wasn't until names in a pleture," standing outside? But He "Goodbye Mr Chips" created a "or how well directed and pro- and the story content of films stared at Dr Rameau. "But that belated sensation that Hilton's duced, a picture can be no bet is the field which can stand the
ter than its material. The star greatest Improvement," gentleman is gone. He said he other works were discovered.
cannot be expected to carry the was the Consul. I unlocked, the "Lost Horizon” was an ear- door for him myself. He went lier novel that got nowhere un- nway in a taxi."
U "Chips," and now another of Rameau jumped up and be his brilliant works has been gan giving orders. "The police," brought to the screen in "Rage - he shouted. "Send out a warn in Heaven," starring Robert .ing."
Montgomery and Ingrid Berg-
The Consul was pacing the man." room. "He's certainly a clever
customer. What did you ·BAY "I am indebted to 'Mr. Chips'
his name was?"
"Andrews," Rameau absentmindedly, "Ward
-drews."
for many things," saya Hilton, replied "mainly that he gave me the op- An- portunity to prove myself as a writer. When I was writing the story, I was not so sure that it was as good as some I had IT WAS DAYTIME in a done. in the past, but none of London hotel bar and a these brought me more than a page boy was calling out, "An- bare living. Only later did it drews! Mr Ward Andrews!”. come to me that I had hit upon Philip Monroll, lounging a character of universal appeal. against the travel bureau, There were many other stories started up. He was pleasantly I wanted to write, and Chips" surprised. He'd like to, seo made it possible for me to get Ward again. Ward Andrews, them before the public.", Mischievously, he smiled to him- Not because he is an author, self. It had been fun using but from his study of the mo Ward's name in Paris a few tion picture, Hilton feels that'
James' Hilton
Hilton is now devoting him- self in Hollywood to his writ- ing, both of novela and for the screen. Ho feels that, the mo *ion picture is an ideal medium for the writer because it reaches such a wide audience...
In "Rage in Heaven" he has created a drama in sharp con- trast to that of "Goodbye, Mr Chips" or the memorable "Lost Horizon," the new story deal- ng with a man so deranged by fealousy of his wife and his best friend that he commits a mur dor seemingly from the grave. The picture offers extremely powerful characterisations to both Robert Montgomery and Ingrid Bergman, playing the respective husband and wife,
Alan prominent in the cost are George Sanders, Lucile Watson and Oscar Homolka.: W. S. Van Dyko II, who has given the screen Innumerable hite, directed.