Charley Chaplin's Comic Capers
He Finds His Car
CopyriflM, 1915, by Syndicate.
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of her costume. Bitterly the man
turned from her steady painted smile
to pass out again into the street. So
the struggling-art student, the beloved
little student, had never been. Across
his very memory of her must ever
flash that crlir.sou painted smile. He
frowned disapproval when next day
the girl herself slipped quietly Into her
accustomed seat
"May I tell you." she asked, "the
story of a green model who, unlike
your difficult heroine, is not exa«.ti.v
as she seems, not exactly common
place? Her story uiay even have heart
Interest"
Wondering, he silently bowed his
head. The girl laughed tremulously.
"Fame Is an illusive thing." she quot
ed. "One may more quickly tind her
because of ouc's ability to wear a cer
tain color than for the reward of tire
less years of study. Over in America
my old father and my mother and the
sister who has always been sick wall
for a success in art which was prophe
sied surely for me. To this puri>ose
were carefully—oh, so careful'.,-—hoard
ed the savings of years. Til's had also
been my father's youthful dream—to
go abroad and i>erfeet his own sketch
es. to achieve fame which critics prom
lsed. Marriage and later cares had
forced this dream aside, but now It
was to be fulfilled, gloriously fulfilled.
In myself, the daughter.
"But that which had seemed an as
sured Inherited talent at home became
here a doubtful promise, and at length
the savings were gone—all gone! Do
you see, then." she cried passionately,
"whut I have been dolug? Deceiving
them all along; writing, as I fan
cied the glow 011 tlielr faces, of how
one sketch had beet; accepted, of how
another brought the check Inclosed,
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But now"—her voice" broke despairing
ly—"how dare I go back, 1 with my
mocking boast of art?"
Something gripped hard at the man's
throat and his hand reached out to
clasp the girl's.
"Tomorrow," he said olowly—"tomor
row I want to see those sketches."
Tomorrow lie saw them. As he turn
ed them orer, looking Intently at each,
on expression of admiration gathered
on his face. When he came to the last
bo looked up at her and said:
"It's the old story—genius stooping
to feed on crumbs from the rich man's
' table while It secured recognition."
And to two old people seated before
their farmhouse door there came one
eve a letter. "Bead It," said the moth
er. "Its from our girl beyond the sea,"
The old man glanced quickly back
from the closely written page. "Why,"
he cried—"why, she's to Illustrate that
I great author's new book, mother, our
own little girl!"
I In speechless Joy they gazed Into
each other's face. Then together they
finished the letter.
"Books and pictures must ever wait
for love." wrote the girl, "so David
Bronson and I are coming home to
gether. Tour daughter has married
the author."
Animated Scenery.
Of sanctuaries for the eighteenth cen
tury debtor the value of the theater
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playhouse he was safe. There was
John Palmer, for instance, who lived
In his dressing room at Drury Lane
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market. The Journey was a dangerous
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"Sure." retorted the manager. "Take I
It oft and I'll put It In a stage bor."— |
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