The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 11

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BOTTS'SARAOAR! BABY IN THE DARK1 SATURDAY, AUGUST Z9, 1953 Saturday Night, August 29, 1951 9:15 News and Meditation 9:30 Smiling Ed McConnell 10:00 Big Top 11:00 pride of the Southland 11:30 Industry-on Parade 11:45 Pre-Game Warm-Up 11:55 New York at Cleveland 2:30 Cowboy G-Men 3:00 Super Circus 4:00 Mr. Wizzard 4:30 Sound Stage 5:00 Date With Judy 5:30 Strike It Rich 6:00 Sammy Kays 6:30 Ted Mack 8:00 Range Rider 8:30 Lone Ranger 9:00 Juniper Junction 9:30 Super Ghost 10:00 News 10:10 Weather 10:15 Tonight Sports 10:30 Wrestling 11:30 Talent Scouti 12:00 Sign Off Beside the Laughing Water A Romanet by LOUIS ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM WSJ to HIA HIVIO. XXVIII Wl" TLITH went the following afternoon to Gavin's house to see what was being done by the carpenters and decorators he had brought from the city. It was a big old wooden house built in the days when the Waylands owned sawmills and labor was cheap and no house was complete without a few turrets, dadoes and similar ornamentation. Gavin was having a lot of scrollwork knocked off the veranda and having the oil furnace taken out and the former heating system put back.

There was a lovely old garden and lawns sloping down to the river and some huge Manitoba I maples and a beautiful grove of pines. It was a lovely, quiet, rest- iful place and she liked it from Ithe start and felt that here she could be happy. They were going over the page- jproofs of Korean which had come in the morning's mail and which thrilled them both as iwith vast importance they made cabalistic signs learned from The Writer's and Artist's Year Book, wondering if the printer ever (really bothered with them. "I don't think," said Gavin, in- Idicating cute little mark to direct that a word be deleted, "that the printers need all The printers I've known were a pretty smart lot I think I'll jiwt my own I "Isn't it a grand feeling, Gavin see your book in print?" Lilith.was fondling the pages as if they were precious leaves from some immortal tomb. "I get the grandest thrill out of it." "Well, after all," he looked at Her smilingly, "It's our, yours and flrit baby, and begotten amidst lean aod heartbreak, as I recall." "Yes, 1 was confused about lot of And Giles and the rest of It I was almost afraid to undertate tta tab you'd offered to help you with the book.

But I couldn't "Me or the book?" "Both of you. I loved tht way it worked and Rowan acting as cupid's messengers and those lovely letters you would send me with each dollop of literature." "They helped 1 my style, darling. I dashed them off before my daily stint, just to jet the words flowing. A of warm-up." "I always knew that writers were the world's biggest opportunists. Everything that comes along is grist for the mill." "Of course.

You didn't I neglected to keep carbons of those billets doux, did you? I'll probably be able to work them into a novel." "I never thought you would be so mercenary. Would you bare tht secrets of our hearts for all to read?" you put it that unless of course they offer a whopping big price and will take the movie rights." They laughed. "PEG came to me," she said after a while. "It made me very happy." "I thought she would. I dldnt send her, mind even urge her.

I know my Peg and if I'd put it up to her as a matter o( duty or noblesse oblige or anything like that she probably would have got her back up and refused to go near you," "She was very sweet. She had decided she would back out of the show, refuse to go on as Diana, but I showed her how wrong that was. She will play the part better now, I ttynk, and even ai It was she had nothing to worry about. I think will bt a sensation." "You certainly five her a mart to shoot at," "That won't hurt her. That'r UM with aU UMM ama- teur art ita 'painting for fun 1 or 'writing for vanity' or 'acting for the they're all very well in their way and do no harm, but they accomplish so little when you consider the time and effort and money spent wi them.

in them, 1 such an unrealistic attitude towards what they're painting, acting. It infuriates me that they can have such wrong conception of what they're trying to do. There's so little glory or glamor about the "Hard work and heartbreak "That's it But everyone not on the inside seemj to think it'i a wonderful out- of-the-world, in the cloud-realmi of beauty. They've never shaken hands with the devil, that's sure. And you can count on the fingera of one hand the real writers, painters or actors who emerge from such cultural crusades.

I heated too many tins of soup over a gas-ring, my man, and tried out for too many plays and rehearsed too long and saw too many flops to think there is much glamor about the stage." "You make me feel as if had it easy." "You worked. You've been through it, but you were lucky. You had the right stuff at the right time." HOPE the adjudicator isn't so tough with them as I fear you'd be." "I have an idea he will tough enough. I met him a few times." "Garret. that the lad? I met him too.

Used to he a newspaperman. He worked in Toronto for a while, then he was dramatic critic on some paper In London. Tough bird, as I recall. Looked like a pug." "Was one. He was a professional boxer for a while." "So that is why, I suppose won't pull his "He was very kind to me when I played in Crosskeys, but usually he was rough on new actors.

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