1930-10-07 — Page 11

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1930.

A FAMOUS ENGLISH

THE HOLLYWOOD

STORY-

--By Ernest Lynn...

CHAPTER XXIX.

"Hollywoods tin gods give me a pain, Reimer muttered. He

"You big brute!" said Dan, and glanced, as he spoke, at Anne he sat on Collier's bed and laugh- Winter, but Anne gave him ed, and watched the other's agoniz. ing struggle with his collar button.uzzled glance and was silent,

"Johnny tells me the story's all

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over Hollywood," Dari said, "Here. After the picture they went to let me fix that collar for you be-Henry's. On the way home with fore you tear it apart."

Aune, Dan said something about seeing her Sunday, but she told him that Evu was to return that day from the hospital and she thought she and Mona ought to spend the day with her.

Paul sighed in relief as Dan snapped the intractable collar in place. He said, with some concern: "I sure hope it doesn't get to Eva. I wouldn't like that a bit,"

"Who saw it?"

BAND TO GO.

FAREWELL OF ROYAL MARINES AT DEAL.

The passing of the Deal Royal Marine Depot band, which will be officially disbanded on October 1, will cause widespread regret here. says a Deal correspondent in mail week. The band gave its last

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Green, and its farewell perform- ance in Deal Pavillon was officially attended by the officers of the De- pot and the Mayor and Corpornton of Deal. A municipal banquet was also given to the band.

During its long hatory, extend- ing over 140 years, the band ha had numerous associations with Royalty. In the reign of George IV. it accompanied the King on a cruise around the British Isles. It was present with Queen Victoria opening of the Grand Napoleon Dock at Cherbourg, in 1858, and during the lifetime of the Prince, Consort gained increased renown, being in frequent demand at

He began to hum, a song, and "Why, there were two or three he looked expectantly at Anne, people around, I guess. I didn't hoping that she would sing; but pay much attention. I told him Iane was not in the mood. When and the Prince Consort wanted to see him privately, but he asked her, she explained that he tried to duck it; so I put it upshe was tired, to him right there." Paul stopped and went to work on his tie

"Aw, tell me what happened, will you?" Dan cried in exasperation,

"That's all. He said it wasn't any of my business, and I said, Yes, Frank. I guess that's right, only I thought it was kind of fun ny; and then he tried to tell me where I headed in. He thought he could get away with it but he

made a mistake,"

"And still a little nervous, Dan," He knew that she still had Eva on her mind.

at

the

Paul Collier had. been invited Osborne. to spend the week-end out of town

The band which visited India at one of the beaches. On an im-with pulse Dan telephoned Maris Far- Prince of Wales, in 1875-76, still King Edward VIL, then rell, and on Sunday he played wears the Prince of Wales's plume, tennis with her. Later afternoon they went for a drive moration of that occasion. Subse

in the on the regimental badge in com- among the hills and they had tea quently in attendance, first upon nt a little roadside inn. "Good!" Dan exclaimed, and he

King Edward and then upon Queen Maris was glaused into Paul's mirror to panion. He was glad that he had Yacht to Portgual, Malta, Italy, and an agreeable comAlexandra, it went with the Royal straighten his own tie. "He didn't called her up. She made him tell Denmark. In 1926 the band was try to take a punch at you, did her about his work, and when he chosen to accompany H.R.H. the he?"

became deprecating and pessimis-Prince of Wales on his tour And Paul grunted. "No such tie she laughed at hún.

to luck." But Dan, surveying the

South Africa and South America in "I'm sure you're going to do.M.S. Repulse. other's long arms, and broad shoul-something really fine some time. ders fondly, thought: "I'm glad You see, I've been talking with Paul didn't hit him." Frank Maury Martin Collins.

Do you know had it coming, all right, but he was what he said about you?" glad· Paul hadn't got into trouble.

"No." They went off to dinner then, and afterward they separated, promis ing to meet in the theatre; and Collier went for Maris Farell, Rorimer Tor Anae.

A Hollywood "opening' is bally- hoo triumphant. It is a magnifi- cent exaggeration, an implausible thing born of press agentry and vanity. It is a piece of night as light as a thousand suns, and a procession of smiling masks Bankud by roped-off adulation.

"He said, "If they don't spoil this fellow Rorimer he's going to write some real picture stuff. I think Martin Collins ought to know what he's talking about."

All this was pleasant: it fed his pride. Dan felt confident, once mare.

On the way back she said, "You know, you're the strangest person, Dan Rorimer."

He had been driving along in silence for some minutes, the wind;

ping open the large and heavy envelope, laughed shortly.

"I know what this is," he said. "This is rejection day and how!"

"What is it?"

"My famous play," Dan said. "The one that's been kicking around Broadway for to these many months. Come home to papa to roost. Oh, well.

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He read the letter that accom- panied the manuscript and hand- ed it over to Paul, and when Paul had read it he observed.

"Well, your agent thought high- play market in New York is all shot to pieces."

"It reminds me," said Dan as therutting his hair and whipping histy of it at least; and I guess the roadster turned a corner and they tie about his neck, and now as he beheld the great glare, "of a piece turned to look at her curiously he of magnesium ribbon burning insened that she had been studying

the dark."

him.

And Anne smiled and agreed, "How's that?" he asked. "Except that it's much umi-ier."

of

here,"

aren't

down

"You're moody.

you?" Maris laughed and gestured with; He parked the car a block away her hand. "Up like this one min

the next-way and they loitered along in the und shadows, watching the mass curious ones on either side of the "Am I? I never gave it much long canopy that stretched from

thought, Maris." curb to

"I suppose not," and she said entrance. Names were hurled at the crowd

aothing more about it. through a flourishing megaphone, and there

At her suggestion they played was applause; and half way down tennis again two mornings later. the line of march was a radio an-that Amalgamated had rejected his That was the morning he learned nouncer with his microphone who did duty for his invisible public. plot; but along with the rejection Dan said, tightening his hold on had come the request to try some Anne's arm: "It won't be long now thing else; it had just missed, had until they're shouting your name been voted down only after a story through that thing and asking you conference in which there had been the mike and say considerable difference of opinions. to step up t

Dan extracted little comfort hello to your fans."

"You're such a comfort, Dan." From that; a miss, he told Collier, Алле said, and she laughed, was as good as a mile.

"Well, send it around, my boy. They were later than Maris Far- rell and Collier, and Maris was Sonie other studio'll be sure to elated because she had been "an-lake it." nounced."

"Yeah?"

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The little girl got a big hand," Collier laughed disgustedly Paul declared. "I feel like a big "Aw, go on out and play tennis." shot myself now.

There's He said, alyly: "How are you Gairy Sloan."

and Maris getting along?"

.

Anne swung her head, following his gaze. "Where, Paul

"Across the aisle there. See him? I believe he's alone-no, that's Her- rick with him, the head man at Grand United."

*

Puul returned early that after- noon: he was trying to "get ahead" for his vacation, during which time his daily column During intermission they ran would run as usual. into Sloan outside. The director "Mail for you," he said when paused to pay Anne a smiling) Dan came in, and Rorimer, compliment on her appearance and)

Collier introduced the others, Sloan murmured a few words and some- one touched him on the shoulder then and he nodded and moved. away.

"Seems funny. not to see Sylvin Patterson with him." Paul mur- mured. "That was kind of tough on Sloan when Sylvia got married right after his wife divorced him." But Maris nodded her head and said wisely: "I don't think Garry! was in love with Sylvia-not really, He just thought he was, I think."

"Why do you say that?" Dan wanted to know.

"Because," Maris replied, "no man can really love a woman who loves his art the way--you're laughing, aren't you?" she suid, and she made a face,

And she insisted: "But Garry Sloan is an artist-a real artist. You can dislike Gary Sloan-and many people do, because he takes himself so seriously--but he's a wonderful director; you can't take that away from him. If he had done this picture, now," she said, meaning the one they had come to see, "it would have been a great picture. But the best you can say for it is that it's a good one."

"There you are," said Collier, and he grinned at Dan: "Marls is #right as usual. Dan," he explain- ed to Maris, "can't see Sloan, for some reason or other."

rip-

He said, "I guess you just don't get the breaks. Dan. Let me look at it, will you?"

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"Sure. I'm going to take bath." He went off to his room, whistling loudly, and Paul picked up the manuscript and settled comfortably and began to read it.

Half an hour later, when Dan bad leisurely bathed and dressed, Paul was still absorbed in the play, and when Dan made some joking remark about it he stirred! glanced up to say that he didn't! impatiently ir, his chair and

want to be bothered.

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