Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1932, Page 20

Wh Allison _had PR S Rt "lh!l’ wired he W !: TE e el and Blcrara Meson ghict {:dlo announcer at WAO, REAL ESTATE. et starion [-O-V-E 2= |- M SYNOPSIS FOR PRECEDING INSTALLMENTS. n in Chicago € 'ork. her uun' 1t’s not anything. 11, ho . the business are failures in 73 e R Suse i s downcast b’ her failure thing you don't know—because 1 home would mean. 1 Bick she was "soing ome | 0O & professional. A .| take orders from the at down at her they’re the ones who know the ope you're And that's how to Maybe director. he's a pig-headed fool. Maybe heu away from her, leaned casually against his desk. “You see, Judy, radio’s & funny busi- 1vs mot theater, it's not elocu- The best actors radio. Ye THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1932. to utundwmnln:hdeony.mudq ana mred at t“:e uhem bem out i.nuxuned wl'.h ub‘M script. sheets were dog- nred, torn, crmed She puzzled over the first word, found that it was “ladies,” and began. “Ladies,” she said. “My name is Beauty Builder. I'm called the Beauty Builder because ¢ that's my job—to help women, themselves as—" “As beautiful as they ought to be” she heard Elton snap from behind her. “lu beautiful as they ought to be. Go ‘woman!” “n'l silly,” she said. way—we write it and some girl reads it." And what mppenn Well, laat week 1,100 women bought line you're going to gell.” “I can’t understand it.” “It's 0. Women hear you talking om:honrnndmwlurllmdomm the corner and buy what you're talking | 8! about. And use it. And making them do something to protect their looks isn't silly at all.” ‘Doesn’t seem honest to me.” “Honest? Of course, it's honest. There’s not & word in what I've written for you to say that isn't really helpful. | « Only lots of people don't like to take the trouble of thinking for themselves. thinking out loud for them. & cigarette, dropped it. o3 “Judy. le'll have to excuse me. Bet- ter take tha home with you and read l:-boull lozen times, Out loud, Go slow, Be sure every word stands up itself. And then come for rehearsal 10 in the morning. D:A'l'l right,” Judy said. “Yes, Mr. She waited for the outburst. But it did not come. He seemed to Lave for- gotten she was in the office. 8he folded the seript and put it in her bag. Then, at the door, she said He did not answer. He was rummag- ing through a sheaf of letters on his desk, hurriedly, one hand already on the telephone. “What's that?” “I sald good-by.” “Oh—yes—yes. Of course, Judy. Yes. Good-by.” Ag she closed the door, sne could see him turning letters, studying them, up- ping the telephone with one thin hand. And, g down in the elevator, lo- ing out of the building, she wondered. With so much to wonder about. With 5o many things to consider, to-add up and subtract, With the relunmn that in one day she had talked with the only two men she had ever known who made her wonder. She went through the revolving door and out onto the wide ramp, and when 2 unifc man said, “Taxicab, RALLY DAY TOMORROW Petworth Baptist Church Plang Program for Whole Week. Rally day exercises of the Bible school of Petworth Baptist Church will be held tomorrow &t 9:30 am. During the ¥ -eak other rally lavlcu will be heldz :g:c prayer service, and on PfldAy 1] l‘dlu AM Soclety will have a Fall rally and Bicentennial ob- servance. 'me pastor, Rev. Henry J. Smith, will preach tomorrow morning on “I'm Going Home—My Destination,” and in the evening on “Self-discovery The quartet has been reorganized Pebruary 25, 1925, and until re- e Judy " w the «mm-fimdo& u:." ram, Tona Burdette, ta ot ioobins. ‘caine sked Day why B A i fows “her “down after promising her !hs”mb‘ “for some new kid from the weel Eiton - Day. had lted to him, had sald she was up geainat it hadn't esten and needed money ave Judy a malicions glance and llull\ed foudiy ‘as she said something to a il SOmELLDE tanher at official. Day's ached his cffice. gered Judy when they xc CHAPTER 6. LTON DAY arose. “Stand up, Judy,” he said. Judy looked at him indig- nantly. “What?™ “Stand up!” he snapped. She didn't move. “Didn't you hear me?” “T heard you.” “Then why don't you do what I tell u’ 9 “I'm not_used to teking orders from anybody. Least of all from you.” “Then you'd better get used to it.” “I don't think I ever will.” “You will, or you won't work here.” “Then I won' work here.” “Oh, yes, you W l “Oh, no, I won't.” Talking like that! Acting like a girl arguing over the back fence with the neighbor boy. Shouting lke a schoolgirl! She heard herself saying, “Judy Allison! Judy Allison! Where's your pride? What's happened to you, Judy Allison? Why don't you walk| right out of here? Why don't you? She heard her other self saying, “Be- cause he fascinates you. Because you don't understand and you've always been fascinated by anything you| couldn’t understand.” She heard her- self answer. “You're not the Judy Allison_you ought to be. You . . . She felt her shoulders taken not too | gently in Elton’s thin hands. His hands were strong. Much stronger than she had thought He drew her up from the chair, stood | facing her, still holding her shoulders. He was not smiling at all. Hi§ eyes, she noticed now, lights m them. “Listen to me.,” he said. “When we're friends we're friends. But when you're working in a show of mine, we're not friends. You're working for me. If I give you orders, it's because I want you to do_what I say. And if I want it done I know why it ought to be done. And you can forget your silly ideas you've got about pride and independence and all that rot. Because they don't mean a thing.” o He released her shoulders, stepped had strenger, cold | butchering a good program. Never mind. He's the boss, and when he talks, you do what he says.” “Is this supposed to be a rehearsal?” she asked. “Yes. Because you need it. Be- cause you get the job on just one thing —the freshness and life in your voice. And that's not going to caiTy you very far. You'll have to learn a lot in a ‘hurry to hold that job.” “But I'm not at all sure that I want fo learn. I'm a musician. I'm not an ECLI’ESS “And I'm a writer, not a clown. But I'm clowning for a living, and maybe | if I can mfke some money I can quit clowning and be a writer. And maybe if you make some money you cfin quit | acting and be a great concert artist.| But if you want the job—" “You know I do.” “Then we're going to go through a | ‘rehcarsal right now. And I'm going to \\\nrk you twice as hard as any director | | you'll meet up in the studios. "If you've Ect nerve enough to work, that is.” | ®°“1£ Tif T've got merve enough?” | “That’s what I said.” | Judy’s cheeks flamed. She couldn't | be called a coward. She wouldnt be. | And she wouldn't let anybody say she | had failed. Not for anything. | “Try it,” she sald. “I think I'll | stand up as well as anybody.” J “We'll see,” he said grimly. “Here. Here's your script. Now, how's the light?” “Bad” | “That's fine.” i Bea’ause the light in the studio is bad, too. You've got to get ysed to | straining your eyes. And you've got | “When you’re working in a show of mine, we're not friends.” “On?” it sounds_silly. “Well, “You're not getting paid to think. e getting hen why T told you once. got a nice, fresh, friendly ‘believe-me’ call that stuff silly, eh? do the other men who write the same kind of program. We all do it the same The telephone on his desk sharply. He paid no attention. _‘x'%n ":;, .z‘ndy " he said. e one rang again. "shauldengt you answer it?” “I—well, maybe I should.” He plece. “Judy, wait a minute. into the telephone again. He hung up. Something had ha * | no smile on his face, stared out of the window, 232 Longtfellow St. N.W. New Homes Outstanding in _construction, new type electric fixtures, beau= tifully appointed kitchen. Inspect Before Buying Open Every Day From 2 to 9 Floyd E. Davis Company 733 12th NAt. 0352 Now he faced her. “Maybe I think—" ald to talk.” 0 you need me?” Because you've And that’s all you need. You So do I. 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