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DANCE ON
By Florence Theel
Chapter 7
Mrs. McLane's boarders were
lingering over Sunday dinner,
quite agog over the boys' orches
tral debut at the Rotary Club
the night before, and their iu
ture engagements.
Plump Mrs. Van Buren, who
headed the table, said gracious
ly, "It wouldn't surprise me in
the least if you all became as
famous as Tommy Dorsey some
day."
"It might surprise Tommy,
though, Bert laughed and, ex
cusing himself, left his brothers
to gather the rest of the bou
quets. He put on a heavy sweat
er and went back to the rumpus
room In the garage.
In spite of their success, he
felt dispirited, as gloomy as the
damp, sunless November day.
He cleared the table top of mag
azines and, playing a listless
game of solitaire, he thought of
Paul and Eileen. A soft knock
interrupted his game. He called,
"Come in!" and looked up to see
Eileen, in a bright plaid rain
coat, standing in the doorway
with some music In her hand.
"Why, hello!" he said in
pleased surprise. "Come in out
of the cold."
Eileen smiled uncertainly. "I
brought over some new songs.
I thought maybe 'we could try
them over."
Bert looked at their titles. His
eyebrows lifted. "Torch songs?
For you?"
"I ought to give people what
they like songs they expect to
hear, shouldn t I? She looked
so terribly concerned, Bert had
to smile.
"Well, take off your coat and
sif down. I'll go get Eddy to play
for you."
"He just went down the street
with Paul, to the picture show.
I wanted you to play them,
Bert," she said forthrightly,
"and give me your opinion. Will
you?"
"Why, sure if you're content
with one-hand playing." He
folded Eileen's coat and laid It
on his own broad comfortable
day-bed. Already his mood had
brightened. He lit the bridge
lamp beside the piano and, with
his right hand accompanied her
in two obviously unsuitable
numbers. She simply couldn't
step out of character, enough, it
seemed, to put them over. She
stood there, waiting his ap
proval, but he told her candidly,
"These aren't your type, Eileen.
You'd better stay with the
waltzes and ballads."
Eileen flushed. "I borrowed
them this morning from Thelma,
because several people request
ed them last night."
Eileen said, unhappily, "My
songs aren't right for a band, I
know. But I just can't do any
other kind, I guess."
Why, they liked your songs
last night. They kept calling for
encores, didn't they?" And then,
forgetting his resolve, he said
with a rush of feeling, "Don't
try to change the lovely thing
you are, Eileen."
"Oh Bert!" Her face lit as
though the sun had suddenly
come Into the room. "I thought
you'd changed were never
going to say things like that
again."
His hands crashed Into a
minor chord. He said, looking
down and forcing a matter-of-
fact tone, "I'm only saying
what I mean, Eileen, Is these
aren't your style of songs,
at all!"
I see." Her voice was small
and miserable. He whirled off
the piano stool abruptly and
strode without his cane over
to the window.
Eileen stood beside him.
What has happened, Bert?
What have I done?"
"It isn't you," he blurted,
turning from the hurt look in
her eyes. "It's me. I'm not good
for you, Eileen for any girl.
We've got to face it, act sensibly.
I'm a disabled veteran."
She put her hand upon his
arm. "I ve Iovedyoufromtheday
your mother showed me youri
picture, Bert. When you came
home and said, that night, you
liked me, too Well, it made
everything different. Every
thing! I'm not lonely any more,
or restless and discontented.
Why, my music teacher says
even my singing Is different
better." Her voice, her near
ness made a pulse throb in his
throat. But he wouldn t let his
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emotions rule his common sense
again. He moved his arm free
of her hand. He shut his eyes,
his fists strangling the longing
to take her in his arms.
"We're not right for each
other," he said, finally. "I I
thought perhaps you under
stood." He felt the shock go through
her, despised himself for wound
ing her.
"I feel like such a fool," she
said in a small, strained voice.
"I understand of course." She
turned from him and started
toward the door.
He couldn't let her go like
that, so hurt, so disillusioned.
"Eileen dearest!" He caught
her shoulder. "It's changed
everything for me, too just
knowing you live in the same
world."
"Bert oh, darling!" Joyous
ly, they went into each other's
arms.
"I may limp all my life, dar
ling. We may never be able to
dance together, play tennis do
any of the "
She slopped him with a kiss.
What do any of them matter
if we are together?"
He held her close. "I love you
ou
love you!"
Hurried footsteps on the con
crete walk separated them
quickly. Someone hammered on
the door. Bert opened it to a
well-dressed stranger, who said
importantly, "I'm Jack Traynor.
Had a helluva time finding you,
fella." He flopped into an arm
chair, lit a cigarette, and smiled
behind the smoke. "I wasn't too
high last night to recognize a
first-class player when I hear
one.
'You were at the Rotarian
dance, then, at the Wilshire
Park?"
Traynor laughed tolerantly.
Not me. brother. I was lifting
them at the hotel bar, and when
I finally navigated to your
shindig, everybody had gone
home " He handed Bert his
card. "I've got a forty-two piece
orchestra," he said pridefully.
under contract with Monarch
Studios. How'd you like to play
for me? Union wages keep
you busy most of the time."
Bert studied the card, im
pressed. Any nignt worn con
nected with it?"
'Sure, plenty!" Traynor
winked at Eileen. "Right away
he looks for overtime."
(To be continued)
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