The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1916, Page 11

a Lonely Wife Was Saved rom Her Pursuing Husband Told in The Shielding Shadow ‘The plot thickens with every episode! And every move is chronicled here just as it was on the director's manuscript. Read this scenario and adapt the form for that drama you mean to write. It makes Play-writing easy. TWO BURNING EYES AND TWO HANDS SUDDENLY APPEARED, Copgrignt, 1016, by George B. Betta, AYNOPAIS OF PRECEDING BPISODES, Ferry Canon, American writer, is cooricted of the munler of Diego Navarro, who faleely accused te Leontine Walcott when urging the uit of Diego's teother, Sebastian, They fought and ‘was Killed by siriking ta bead in a fall, Only one outaider knows the details. He is One Laraie, confederate of Navarro, ant the man who formw! Jerry's name to an {neriminating Jerry cocayes from prim ancl reas where he finds the mysterious result of Shipwrecked seleotint’s laure, Mut he ls omeml by an octoyus aud killed THIRD EPISODE—THE MYSTIC DEFENDER, CAST. RAVENGAR, the mysterious ....++5 LEONTINE WALCOTT, the heroine.GR. BERASTIAN NAVARRO, the villain, ..-LEON BARY ONE LAMP LOUIE... es J, LESLIE KING MURIEL MASON, a dance hall favorite, JIMMIE MASON, her brother. BILL BANG, an ex-prizefighter. Headwatter, two detectives, clubmen, butlers, chorus girls, fremen, gu in cabaret, &o, SUDBTITLF—Leontine Walcott, whose sweetheart, Jerry, falsely accused, im an attempt to escape from prison, has married Sebastian Navarro, Bhe consented to the marriage only to save her father from ruin, and with She proviso that until her husband won her love she would be his wife “in mame only.” Boene 1. (Study in Sebastian's house.) Leontine seated at table reade ime. Sebastian comes in. He has been drinking, Stands guzing at her for moment. Then passionately seizes her in his arms and kisses her, Leon- rises and wpeaks. BPOKEN TITLE: “Remember our compact, Sebastian” Continuing the scene, she draws away from him, Turns and exits. tian gazes after her. Butler and One Lamp Loule enter, butler pro- esting at Louie's walking in unannounced. Discovering Loule, Sebastian tarts, Bids butler exit, Demands to know what Loule wants. Loute PP TTI? = DARMOND peaks, BPOKEN TITLE: “Not mo Sme—company. We did a li gery together that, if T let it ow ry this! ruin all your chances with your lady for-| ton would!) ntinuing the scene, and fearing " wome one will overhear them, Bebas- tlan hushes One Lamp Louie, Invites him to the club. The two exit. SUBTITLE—A stranger at the club. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1916, COLD GONE! HEAD tine and Sebastian have just finished up the money, hands it to Jimmie, dining with guests. Sebastian ie ga4- Hoth astonished, ing at Leontine, Leontine fears to be Scene 20. (Hallway outside Leon- left alone with Sebastian and agre¢s tine’s room), Sebastian comes to door to a suggestion to go see Muriel and knocks. Leontine opens doom, .| Lamp Loule, Sebastian and others to Mason dance. All exit. Scene 9. (Cabaret as per 5). One Lamp Loule seated at front row table watching Muriel dance. He is much smitten with her, Leontine’s party arrives as Muriel is dancing. One Lamp Loule exits. Scene 10, (Corridor of cabaret). One Lamp Loule comes into picture and secks Muriel. Muriel arrives and ‘Loute greets hor effusively, (it must BPOKEN TITLE: “Yea, Revengar|be made piain in these scenes that ta my name, and I come from—almost | Muriel is leading Louie on=to lure the conteanion from him). | ry anywhere.’ Continuing previous foreground, » eee Martel, One Lamp Loule remarks that he be- Scene 11, (Outside dressing room). | Heves they have met Before» ay io" er of jm Lat o hail tavortte, has| Bill Bung in picture. Bxites in One Lamp Louie's direction, cone 8. (Lag room in. Murtel| Scene 12. (Corridor of cabaret aa| Mason’e apartment). Muriel’s brother, per 10). Muriel and One Lamp Loule Tinie, a weak-faced youth of about/in picture, Bill Hung comes in and twenty-five, seated at desk figuring. | stands scowling at tho two, Then he He registers despair, thinking of the| angrily grabs Loulo by the back of discovery of his crime, As Muriel| the neck and pitches him out of fore- | approaches he hides the paper. Mu-| ground, rie] speaks. Show foreground of number of} SPOKEN TITLE: “What ts the mat-| chorus girls in picture, talking. ter, Jimmie? You look worrted Lamp Loule flies into foreground and | Continuing the scene, Jimmie ner-| knocks cigarette out of hand of girl. | vously indicates that nothing {8} All fall to floor. \ wrong, and Muriel exits, Show foreground of cigarette set-| Scene 4. (Club room as per %)./ ting fire to pile of artificial leaves Show foreground of Ravengar, Sebdas-| and decorations. tlan, One Lamp Loute and others! Continuing previous foreground, one Ravengar ts speaking of Muriel Ma-| of the girls discovers fire, All scream son, and fice, The fire rapidly spreads. | SPOKEN TITLE: “Her name te)” Beene 18, (Cavaret us per 5). Fire! Muriel Mason, Believe me, of all appears at end of cabaret. Everybody light quecna she ta the jewel.” rises and screams. Leontine and Continuing the scene (fall set). party flee out of foreground. Ravengar enthuslastically invites One|" gene 14, (Hallway and elevators). The hall ts packed with guests, | screaming and trying to escape, One man runs into Leontine and #he falls, Sebastian stoops to pick ber up, afraid and deserts her, Ravengar picks her up. Scone 15, (Outalde dressing room as per 11). Loule rushes into pic- ture, seeking a menns of encape, A beam falls on his head and he drops to the floor. Scene 16. (Narrow hallway in cab- ret). Show forecround of R. Boene 2. (Sebastian's club—a large and richly furnished room). Close foreground of Ravengar in the midst of a number of men. 4fe le in evening clothes and ts an extremely attractive man, The men applaud his stories. Sebastian and One p Louie enter and are presented to Ravengar. One Lamp Loule speaks, Ravengar @n- swers him. loves fnscin: go seo her. All exit to attend music hall performance. SUBTITLE—The Cabaret. Scene 5. (Big cabaret set-very beautiful). Ravengar’s party at table, watching Muriel and chorus finishing dance. General applause, One Lamp | Loule enthusiastic. Ravengar invites jhim to meet Murtel and the two exit, Scene 6. (Behind scenes), Muriel, fushed and triumphant, coming Into picture after finishing act. Ravengar approaches her with One Lamp Louly is * Sebastian is Gushed and angry at her words of scone 1. Bpoaks. SPOKEN TITLE: “I am sob end tired of your manner, We are hue- bane and wife and J will not atand for Continuing the scene, Sebastian steps forward to seize Leontine, but she pushes away from him and man- AND NOSE CLEAR First dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves all grippe misery. “ASoene Tl, (ies ne o ¢ ntin’s boudoir), Leontine hastily locking door, Btands| Don't stay stuffed-up! there afrighted. Quit blowing and snuffling! Scene 22. (ifallway ae per 20). Be- | of “Pape's Cold Compound” taken bastian, furtous, selzes chair to smash door, but as he raises chair he ops. On the door, at the helght of a man's head, two | them two white hands, one of which clutches a dorger, appear. There ts no sign of a body,’ Only the two eyes and the dead white hands. Then the hand clutching the dagger slowly raises itself, threatening Sebastian, overcome with fright, Sebastian turns and flees, The'eyes and hands dis- appear, Scene 2%. (Leontine's boudoir es per 21). Leontine standing by door- y. Apparently hears Sebastian flecing. Hesitates, then opens door. Scene 24. (Hallway ag per 20) Leontine slowly opens door, Bees that Sebastian is gone and registers re- Hef, Finds dagger on floor, Picke it ppand wares at it wonderingly. Fade into: SUBTITLE—WHO If THE SHIELD ING SHADOW? The Fourth Episode ef The Shielding Shadow Will Be Published Monday, Oct, #3, Kicked by a Horne, Dy: Arthur Snow, forty-four rovt, Wi No. 153 Richardson was kicked In tthe ste ch to-day | h hove at Kelly Bou. stables, North Mighth and Roebling Streets, Kastern Dis probably wo At the it Lospital 1 wae anid he 0. and Leontine co 5 Rayengar sinashes window and helps Leontine out. SUBTITLE—The blow of the beam affected One Lamp Lou and introduces him, Muriel takes! Loute’s hand. SPOKEN TITLE: “I am pleased to meet you.” Continuing tho scene, she turns to RaVvengar !ndignantly. | SPOKEN TITLE: “But you've got a nerve introducing “a. I ain't never | seen you before.” Continuing the scene, Muriel angrily ry. © 17, (Outside cabaret), engines arriving. Big fire eff Muriel finds Loule and speak him softly. SPOKEN TITLE xits. Ravencar gring after her. “Scene 7, (Muriel’s living room, as| are, safe and wninjur per 3). Murtel’s brot Jimmie, in Continuing the scer Loulo gazes picture. Two detectives come tn, “He swers. confesses that he has stolen’ the "Who are you? I never saw you befe ey and promises to repay it the Rest day . Lieb Continuing the next day. KPOKEN TITLE: “I've got it plant- ed, I'lt bring it back to-morrow.” Continuing the scene, detectives }tenve and Jimmie sinks down over- come, SUBTITLE—The mystic measage. Continuing the ene, Murtel comes: Jimmie tells her that he has spent $1,000 of the stolen money and. will) go to Jail. He tries to kill himself, but | Murtel snatches pistol from his hand. Show foreground of Murtel In cor- iner of room in deep thought. Penctl on desk suddenly starts to write upon a plece of paper, At the same time a roll of bills comes into foreground and Jays iteelf down beside pap Muriel wonderingly picks up note and reads, Insert close forepround of paper ene, Murlel gazes at Louie wondering!, Then she reg- Isters hopelessness. There ts no way now to earn the money to save her brothe She sadly exits, Scene 18. (Library in Leontine’s house as per 8). Ravengar and Leon- tine in picture, in, Leontine razes tian speaks. SPOK TITLE are uninjured,” Continuing the answers him coldly. SPOKEN TITLE fault of yours.” Continuing the turns to Ravengar for saving he st i er brothe “Thank God you scene, Leontine “It ta through no scene, Leontine and thanks him Muriel despairs A IIH Hn | } it . 7 8 Yes, § oF Ks Fe p: REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, ring eyes and beneath j 4 every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and break a severe cold either in the head, chat, body or limbs. 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