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DANCING

CORALIE STANTOM.

CHAPTER XXIX. Judy leaned across the table, her eyes big with a feverish question. What do you mean, Bastien What else? What do you know?”

"I oughtn't to tell. I suppose," the young man said rather unwil Lingly. "It

She's mean. not here, and she might hate any

to

seems

body to know,"

"Would Chummy hate me know anything?" asked Judy, re- proachfully.

"No-not you, Judy," he said quickly. "Of course, not you. Well, you know she's taken a studio in a building near mine, and little bedroom, and a funny little galley just off the stairs, with a gas ring and a sink. Before she went she just told me that ́ sho wasn't going to be married. She 'didn't explain, and somehow didn't like to ask her. She moved her things in and asked me to keep an eye on them while she was away, There is no housekeeper in the building, and she was going to leave me the key.

"Well, not to make it too long, 1 mistook the day she said she was going, and, not receiving the key, I went round to inquire. The door of her studio was open, and it look- ed empty, so I went in. She wasn't in there, but I looked through the door of the other little room, and there she stood. I oughtn't have looked, but I couldn't help my self, She had her back to me. her hand she held a smail photo graph, in a kind of miniature frame"

.

to

In

Judy nodded, catching her breath.

got away, I was

JUDITH

HEATH HOSKER.

and her delicately tanned face cemed to make sunshine in the room. Judy flung herself on her. and bliss! I've been so miserable! "Oh, Chummy darling, what joy

I've been thinking you'd forgotten little Judy! I was hating the idea of to-morrow."

"I came back for it; Judy," the other girl said, when Judy finally released her and she could breathe. "I've got you a lovely seat," said Judy. "I don't care what happens, now that you're going to be there!"

In breathless haste she poured | out the whole tale of her wonder ful luck. So innately modest was little Judy that you might easily have thought that her genius had nothing to do with it at all.

• - •

When she had finished, a silence fell. Something had to be said. They both knew it. They looked at each other. Judy's glance was fever bright; Chummy's was seri- ous, but serene..

Judy nerved herself.

"And-Mr. Steyne?" she asked. "I don't know whether he's still in Paris," Chummy said quietly.

"Tell me, Chummy-it was only a squable, wasn't it?"

"What do you mean?" Chuminy replied, with her grave smile.

"I mean between you and Mr. Steyne. Chummy, from the first I knew it must be only a quarrel."

"You are wrong, Judy. It was never a quarrel. I couldn't quarrel that. We with Alan-you know were always such-friends."

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930.

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The second change of pro- gramme of the "Montmartre Follies" opened before large audiences at the Queen's Theatre yesterday. With the rise of the curtain the catching foxtrot- ensemble "Break Away" from the "Follies 1929" was performed by five dancers. Special mention must Miss Vera Fynn who were the be made of Miss Tassia Goldin and

best of this quintette. Miss Vera Volkova and her partner Torepoff rendered a very eccentric dance, "Russian Doll Dance." -This charming danseuse received, as could be expected. the greatest. ovation from the admiring theatre- goers. Miss Nina. Gania gave an excerpt from "Singing in the Rain" ("Hollywood Revue.") Miss Ganina seems, however, to have very little variations in her steps as all her numbers given at the theatre are of the same technique and rhythm. Miss Vena Fynn gave the "Caramunian Dance." Miss Alla Nedler gave a splendid exhibition of toe dancing in her "Pizzicato Dance" from the light opera “Sylvia"

An excellent piece of perform- ing was introduced by Miss Tassia Goldin in her innovation "Drummer's Caprice," an eccentric dance. This clever young lady has had a thorough training of academic dancing. Messes. Toro- poff and Goncharoff masterly demonstration of agility In their "Pirate Dance" which brought them rousing cheers from the audience.

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The orchestra delighted every one with the overture, which was played with fine feeling.

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Miss Herta Zand, with her lovely voice, sang the famous aria (Act 1) Puccini's grand opera "La Tosca." Her intonation and over- coming of the difficult notes was "Chummy, you seem years older! an extremely fine success for this

talented concert singer, 48 I'm sure there's something."

"There's nothing Judy dear." must understand that the singer "His-Mr. Steyne's I know! He

“And you don't know where Mr. has to express in her voice all that gave her the frame not long ago."

is lacking in scenery and con- "I recognized it," Dummont went Steyne is now

"No." Chummy was not look-tinuity. We hope to hear, some on, "because she had shown it to me at the cafe-I suppose it wasing at her friend. She spoke very other airs from grand opera from the day he gave it to her. Well, slowly, as if choosing her words. this singer. Judy, she was looking at it, hold have not heard from Alan, Judy. ing it in her hand. Then she You see, it was better not, since stretched out her arms wide and we bad parted. He saw it just as stood like that for a moment, and lid. He was very generous. He she clasped her hands together and might have reproached me." bowed her head. Then she kissed Chummy did turn her eyes on the photograph-kissed it over and her friend then. An eager ques- Farrell and Mary Duncan. Both over again. I don't know how Ition flashed into them for an in-have figured together in a previous Hame. Her production "The River" shown some but stant, like a bright so upset; thank Heaven, I did get away be- whole being seemed to glow with time ago at the Queen's, and the fore she saw me. Now, Judy, I ask an intense and violent light. It success they therein achieved has you, would she have acted like that was as if something were impend- apparently encouraged

the pro- ing, something tremendous, so that ducers to cast them again together if she didn't care for the chap?"

she dared not breathe; but alowly in the present Alm in almost simi- lar roles. Mary Duncan is again Judy said nothing. She sat with she turned her eyes away again. her chin in one hand, the fingers

Farrell the unsophisticated lad from the world-wise woman and Charles of the other drumming on the table.

the country. Because of this and "Judy, do you think he really.

"I".

of the refreshing contrast he pre-sub-contracting systems on the the crew of the French cares for her?" Dummont went on.

"Of course, Alan cares

Judy's voice was what it had sents to other people whom she one hand, and the scaffolding trawler Gris Nez, and the story of Chummy! Don't be a fool, Ваб- never been in her life before knows, the "city girl" is attracted firms insisting on the abolition of his gallantry was told when the

frightened.

to him and follows him as his bride the free board and lodging system vessel arrived at Fleetwood. tien!"

"Yes, Judy dear," You

Chummy back into the country, where an and retention of the sub-contract- One afternoon, when the Gris went on gently. "It seems strange obstacle in the path of juvenile ing arrangement, the strike of Nez was near the Klondyke herring that he has written to nobody love is provided by a father-in-law scaffolding workers has been pro-ground, in the West Scottish And you and he were friends, who has no use for girls of yon longed. Acting on the advice of fishing area, one of the crew. too."

ype." The story is carried to a the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, strolling round to the stern of the "Yes," said Judy,

dramatic climax before a happy Mr. Li Yau-taun, C.B.E. and Mr. trawler, saw Ture struggling in She looked at her friend. Alending is achieved.

Li Yick-mui, Chairman of the the sea 200 yards away., blank silence fell. Judy knew in

The present programme is ad- Chinese

of General Chamber

"Dog overboard?" that moment-she

that Vertised to run until Thursday. knew

Commerce, summoned a confer- The fisherman's cry was heard Chummy knew the truth! Chum-

ence of representatives on Satur-in the wheelhouse, the engines my knew that Alan and Judy

day afternoon at the Chinese were reversed, and, as the trawlerPaid-Up Capital loved each other; and that was

Chamber of Commerce.. The came full speed astern, it was why she had refused to marry

meeting was held in camera. him.

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"It just occurred to me. know what kind of a giri Chummy Is one of the world's very best. It occurred to me that It was just possible she had found out that he didn't care for her, and she had made it up about not wanting to be married."

Judy looked at him with a thun- derstorm face,

"Bastien, you're a perfect goose!" she said angrily. "It must have been a quarrel. They'll make it up when they come back I wish you hadn't told me!".

When she got back to her rooms, she sat by her window with a very set little face.

She was wondering. Was it pos- guessed sible that Chummy had something? Had Alan been so

have heard from Alan, Judy," she "I thought perhaps you might

said.

"Yes," said Judy again, in a very little voice. "Yes, he and I were friends, too."

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LEAP TO RESCUE OF A MAN HE LIKED.

Ture, hero of a mid-ocean drama, deserves the canine V.C. · He is a Newfoundland, pet of steam

seen that the dog was endeavour- ing to keep a man afloat.

Binoculars revealed that the man was Jean Marie Martin, of Boulogne, one of the firemen, and it was realised that he had fallen overboard unobserved by any but the dog, and that Turc, with whom a favourite, had Martin was

'But before the trawler could firms were not treating them

was com- fairly and were not adhering to reach the spot Turc

to release the agreement drawn up in 1922, pelled by exhaustion

They talked of other things after that, and presently Chummy went away. She was tired after her long journey, and she had foolish, so wicked, as, ever to let her little home to set in order.various States.-Router's Ameri- in their wages stating that the jumped overboard to save him.

he her little, lonely home!

her see for a second that he did not Her little home, thought Judy can Service. care for her? No, of course couldn't. It was impossible that She went away, this new Chum- Chummy had guessed. That would my, so much older but so much be too great a calamity to contem-more beautiful." plate. But why, thên, had she de- cided not to be married?

Judy had got proscenium, boxes for Bastien and Tony Leigh and Michael Stone. She would have filled all the boxes if she had not been checked.

She had a beautiful scat all ready for Chummy, of whom she had heard nothing since the receipt of a post card from the coast in reply to Judy's long and rambling ac count of her extraordinarily good fortune.

It came to the last day before the first night. Judy's heart was Chummy not to be there when she first danced in pub-

very sore.

le! Every few minutes of the day she found herself thinking about it.

those

• **

The great night was indeed a great night. It was a stupend- ous, a blinding, success. It was silent with the silence of acute enjoyment; it was noisy with the noise of uncontainable enthusiasm. The house yelled and roared, and held its breath, and yelled and roared again.

Little Judy Grant was a great dancer-there was no doubt about that.

...

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When the calls could no longer (1) An increase of twenty per be taken, and the manager had cent, on wages of the permanent announced Judy's complete ex-

Tone of Market.-Easy. haustion, Alan

No. of Shares Done. -1,000,000, ran down the (2) Abolition of free board steps like

Call Money-2%. a madman. He hung and

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(6) The free boarding will be and hoarse, and half delirious. a new agreement. The third was a series of old He caught a glimpse of the

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I'm tired' out. Call me "a green house of foliage. As an encore, she gave a child's dance I'm going home alone to cry my- in front of a Punch and Judy self to sleep!" show.

poor, hard-working years! Years

in a way. And had Chummy for danced at Alan Steyne's, and here through them to Judy's side.

gotten it all? Didn't she care a

bit?

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Then, going home about six ing in her little sitting room. As usual, it was bower of flowers. She knew now that Gideon seat them; but she had said nothing. She loved them too much.

It was a grey day, and it had been drizzling, but Chummy's hair

1

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