Wednesday, October 21, 1942
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Seven
?oom and Board
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.By Wotkins
Chapter 1 ' .
Sour Note ,
"'That' nxnrtlv what T nlMn."
laid Kathleen. "He doesn't ap
peal to me sentimentally."
"Oh, well, you may change.
Even If you don't, one has to
make sacrifices for one's art."
"I wish that you'd keep on be
ing silent," said Kathleen.
"Hey, wait a minute!" Joe call
ed, as she started off. "What did
you do with that bottle?"
"It's there by the tree," Kath
leen answered. .
"Okay!" said Joe. "I made a
deposit on it."
"Well, of all things? Worrying
about a silly little deposit of a
few pennies."
"My darling," said Joe, "pen
ies count nowadays."
He watched Kathleen go on
her way, shaking his head there
in the shadow of the big old
tree. Such a sweet little thing
lo look at, and such an exasper
ating little thing to listen to.
Then he put thoughts of Kath
leen from his mind, and arose
to greet Ruby.
"You were swell," he said, and
meant it. "You got right under
the skin of Letty, and made her
live."
"Thank you, Joe," said Ruby,
She sat down beside him. "You
sound as though you really mean
what you say.", ,"''" ; '
"I do," said Joe, "I hope if I
ever get a play produced, the act
ress will make my heroine live as
you made Letty live. I liked you
a lot, Ruby really I did."
"Joe, you're sweet." Ruby
Innl Kafir atfainci th trunk
of the tree. "And this is a hea
venly spot. I'm falling In love
with it."
"The barn, you mean?" asked
Joe.
"Yes. And the country all
around it."
Joe instinctively . placed his
arm about her, drew her to him.
Ruby did not resist. She relaxed
against him like a little girl
who was all tired out from too
much running about. They sat
thus, silent understanding. And
Joe knew that he would always
remember the moment. It was a
sweet moment to remember
Ruby, with her appealing per
fume, the dark, star-sprinkled
sky, the sound of sleepy insects.
"Something for me to remem
ber in my old age," he thought.
Presently Ruby stirred.
"It's dear of you, Joe," she
said, "lo let me rest here like
this. I know you must be want
ing to get back into the gaiety."
"You're wrong," Joe said. "I
like this much better. The two
of us here together sort of of
understanding, not needing to
talk a lot of chatter."
"It is nice," said Ruby. "I like
it also."
And they relaxed again, gaz
ing off toward the barn. But
they did not know, of course
that Kathleen and Paul were
also relaxing sitting upon a
bench, their backs against the
barn's wall.
"And do you suppose," Kath
leen was saying, "that Ruby
really will do something about
Joe's play, If she likes it?"
"I wouldn't be surprised,"
said Paul. "She does seem to
want to try starring herself. But
getting a producer interested,
and finding backing means a
lot."
"Yes, I suppose so." Kdthlcen
was thoughtful for a moment.
"Has the author of 'Goodbye,
Honey Chile!" gotten his back
ing.'"
"I'm not sure about that
Paul replied. "But I hear some
scouts are being sent down from
acw York to watch the pro
iluclion here in Llnvllle."
"Then If I had a small part
Hie scouts would see me!'
"Unless they're stone blind,"
said Paul. He took one of aKlh
Icon's hands, and laid it against
his cherl- a gesture he was us
ing that week in the iirst act.
Bu Gene Ahem
E. Wright!
of the play. "You are mighty
easy to look at.1
"And you are going to give
me a chance, aren't you?" said
Kathleen. She leaned forward
so that she could watch Paul's
face. "It means so much to me."
"I know it does," said Paul.
"I'll bringthe script of the play
out to the barbecue. You can
read it, and tell me what you
think."
"But I know I'll love the
play," said Kathleen. "May I
read aloud to you the cole you
have in mind for me?"
"Of course you may," said
Paul. He pressed the hand he
held to his lips a gesture he
used in the second act of the
play. "You go with moonlight
and roses," he said, his voice
husky with emotion. "You spell
romance Kathleen, my sweet
one."
"Thank you," Kathleen said.
"I love having you say things
like that to me, Paul."
. She had forgotten completely
that only a short time before,
when with Joe Neely, she had
used' the expression "sentiment
al nonsense."
Sarcasm
It was 1 o'clock in the morn
ing when Joe walked over to the
barn
"Sorry to interrupt such a
charming scene," he. said, ".but
I'm a working man. I have to
get home for some, sleep." He
smiled at Kathleen,, who edged
away from Paul. "Mind going
now?
"Certainly not," Kathleen
said. "I've been wondering what
was keeping you
"And I," said Joe, "thought
you were coming back to the old
tree. Ruby and I were discussing
my play.'
Kathleen got up, held out her
hand to Paul. "Goodnight,
Paul," she said. "Thanks sc
much for the helpful talk. I'm
going to be pretty busy for the
next few days, getting the old
farmhouse in shape for the par
ty but drop by whenever you
feel like it."
"Thanks," said Paul. "I'll do
that. Good-night, and good
luck." He turned to Joe. "Same
to you, Neely. When does Ruby
expect to produce your play?"
"We haven't gotten that far,"
said Joe. "Coming, Kathleen?"
Kathleen walked away with
him. "You needn't have .bitten
the man's head off," she said,
when they were getting into the
car. '
"What man?" said Joe ras if
he didn't know.
"Paul, of course. He was only
Interested in the play. That's
all."
"Maybe. But I didn't like the
sarcasm I delected in his voice."
"That was your imagination,"
said Kathleen.
"My imagination is never sar
castic," Joe retorted.
They rodo back lo town in si
lence. But Kathleen's silence
was a pleasant one that is, to
herself. In spite of the strained
relations that had sprung up be
tween her and Joe, her heart
was singing. Matters were cer
tainly looking up for her and
she wasn't going ,to worry her
head about Joe and their dis
agreements. Cosy Picture
"You and Paul made a cozy
picture sitting with your backs
to the old barn," Joe said, as he
brought the car to a standstill
in front of the Vaughan resi
dence. "Terribly cozy and ro
mantic." - "Really?" said Kathleen,
"You saw us that way because
you'd Just made a cozy and ro
mantic picture with Ruby sit
ting beneath the old oak tree.'
"Maybe." Joe got out, held the
car "door open for Kathleen.
"How about a dale one night
this week? Bctte Davie is going
to be on at The Galax theater."
"Sorry, Joe", said Kathleen
I'm not making any dates. I've
jot 10 much to do digging up
stuff to carry out to the farm
for the party. The place has, to
be almost completely done over
I mean cleaned from cellar to
attic."
"Working nights?"
"Partly, yes. But I'm going to
do a lot of reading too.-1 want
to study some' parts so's to be
able to show Paul and Ruby
that I have ability."
"Oh, that!"
"Yes, that," said Kathleen.
"But you needn't take such an
unpleasant tone. I'm not being
unpleasant about you giving so
much time to writing your
play."
"No, you're not," said Joe.
"But that's because you're more
or less glad to have me occu
pied. It gives you more time to
spend with Paul and Fred."
To Be Continued
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That's Hoarding. Too
Blocked Escape
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COUNTER THE
FIERY JE.T OF
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