Show 0 o r I rI I Of t v ro i l n f J t 1 t m F Fa a entirely r Lucille Upton and her fiance Martin Jones Jones in ne l the love lave duet which they started s tar t e d before wisely watchful Sister Upsets All the Peggy ever dreamed of a a such sucha a thing and con con- conI contrary e e I to all her advice e eb b Sophisticated r y 9 cauty's x t 4 ll Carefully laid Plans r 4 F 4 I- I IF s F and Makes t w 4 Her Think t tt q the Girls f I I This Jazz I Age T t Much of ofa a I r Problem for I R st F 4 r Her to Solve P wr w C rk fy p t F t i ia a t W EGGY JOYCE JOYCE or or r Marguerite Up- Up Upton Up-I- Up PEGGY P ton ton Archibald Archibald bald II Joyce Mor J oyce-M oyce or- or orner ner to give gl her the names she has acquired by her many marriages marriages-Is marriages is a person person of some worldly wI wisdom dom Peggys Peggy's Peggy s 's wisdom has been acquired m in n the course of a stormy career which has included many sensational love affairs From rom each of them she sa says s 's she sho has learned something So Peggy if experience experience experience is of any value is sell v qualified to advise young girls in m affairs af of the tho heart Peggys Peggy's own course m in matrimony m- m includes in includes eludes fi five fie e the marriages marriages the last to a aS as S s edish count Peggy retains the title but disposed of the count several months ago She wearied she said of paying S his laundry bills However ever every mar mar- marriage marriage is in Peggys Peggy's opinion a valuable c nce so it rt may be inferred that in 10 her various ventures she has learned something of the ways of the world Lately Peggy has been cast in a new that role that of guardian to her little sis sis- sister sister sis sister ter Lucille Being adviser to a young girl is an unusual situation to Peggy but she resolved to be bo equal l to it It occurred to her that Lucille might profit by her experiences watched me and she's seen that r f haven't been very happy at times I saId wise Peggy She ought to be able to learn a lot from what I c 1 e been through Demure haired golden-haired Lucille seemed a docile pupil She apparently listened with great understanding to what Peggy had to say and agreed that she was very lucky to have somebody who had been along the road to- to to advise to-advise adVise her Peggys Peggy's advice on marriage seemed particularly good Peggy having taker unto herself five husbands naturally be- be believes be believes in 10 marriage but marriage but Peggy believes m in careers too Marriage is all right but an nn ambi ambi- ambitious ambi- ambi ambitious ambitious woman shouldn't marry until she IS sure she the can handle her marriage and her career at the same time That's what Peggy says about it Her lIer news MOWS on these matters are arc so decIded that she has written an article Why I Have Ha No Children designed to prove that no artist or professional woman can afford to have sons or daugh daugh- daughters daughters daughters until her career is established A woman woman-If woman if she is must ambitious ambitious always put her career first first she told Lucille Lucille nodded her golden head and saul said she thought Peggy was right And Peggy told her friends that Pat as Pat she affectionately calls her had sister sister hada a lot of sense in her little head Lucille meanwhile was as in school chool In Virginia the sisters e name state She IS known to her friends a as a rather de demure inure mure girl less vivacious I than Peggy and mOle moie senous serious minded When Lucille graduated from Virginia State College Peggy decided that it was tIme she began her career With Peggy I a career of course means the stage About this time a theatrical manager mho ho is a friend of Peggys Peggy's was sending w r k t s tie S V NM yu X y yv v wF Fh t c 1 i N r Ay t ty jI y 4 J ii f p Lucille Lucillew w t a Upton en ent en- en eny t f y- y gage lOt to be marrIed in 10 In spite Ii of her worldly wise I sisters sister's efforts to have her postpone matrimony until she had hadn hada a n career a new play on the road Lucille through Peggys Peggy's influence obtained a part in m It one of the gamins who frequent the underworld cafes of the notorious Mont Mont- Montmartre Mont Mont-martre martre district of Paris Pans It would be a valuable experience f for r her Peggy felt Besides it would mean that for four weeks wees at least sh she would be out of New NewYork NewYork York One One of Lucille's suitors had recently tn gl Peggy cause for concern lose concern Young Corte Corte- jarene Corte-jarene Jarene publisher is the son of a millionaire pub pub- lisher of the but it takes more than a millionaire to make Peggy blink her blue eyes One or two mils mil millionaires r liona hive rive been included in m her matrimonial ventures It is said sud that Peggy cost Stanley Sunley Joyce two one millions millions one million tom to m in her and one to get rid of her But the 4 transfer of millions involved some effort on Peggys Peggy's part too She believes in ID using discretion in choosing a Besides Lucille Lucilla was too loo young oung to think of marrying anybody for awhile There Thereas was as no hurry about it Peggy felt Lucille was beautiful and talented She Sha possessed the tho same feminine charm that has made Peggy irresistible to so many men With clever cleHr sister Peggy to advise her there seemed no reason why she shouldn't make mae a n very brilliant match Lucille hadn't shown any signs of in- in interest in m interest tere terest t in any of her fellow pla players ers In Inthe inthe inthe the drama in m which she hada had a part In fact was v as the only one of her suitors who ho seemed likely to up upset et plans With Lucille on the road an and Corle Corle- Corte Jalene in Paris Pans Peggy relaxed her Sl sis sis- sisterly s terly vigilance and turned her thoughts to her own lairs affairs which were ere demind I I Ile I In I J I S r a f i i f t I J 0 if f G I t ft f f fJ fI I J a I I I I I r S a ar ae e 2 J I fi I II di 6 r 2 i 4 r F r w I II I 2 7 t 44 d I- I II I J 2 y f 1 i y 4 4 i ix M t x f z F a J h hj r j jIe Ie y o 4 iRi Yo x y l fi iY f i ii I vC c ar i 1 t I a ar aA r W 2 A 4 I 44 t j 4 d r kY i T rt 45 j Peggy Joyce the most amazing convert to the theory that girls are not what they used to be beK f K and that its it's a serious question whether anybody can keep the flappers of this jazz age from doing just about as they please s r rI I l ing attention The versatile vcr vcr- Peggy has lately entered the motion PiCture picture pic- pic picture ture field and for sev- sev several soy I oral eral weeks she needed 1 to be very busy with 1 preparations for her i J first picture L S 'S Peg Peggy g y finds the cf y i movies very different i from the stage she shel l says sa s On the stage staze one 4 can rely on up mate I to cover corer up the lines which come from those ay p f little tr trying mg pen eJ which have ha fig fig- fig g W red so largely in m Peggys Peggy's s ho life Me way But in iii n this the me movies nv lines show w wiand and up make-up doesn't help helpy Peggy felt that it was very important for her to have an brow at this juncture junc Junc- Juncture juncture about Lucille ture so she quit worrying for a awhile But when the chaperoning sister thought there was nobody in m the company com com- company company pany with which Lucille was going on tour to disturb her peace of mind by making 10 love lore e to little sister she had overlooked Martin Jones stage manager of tho the production The show was on tile the road four weeks During that time a romance sprang up between Lucille and the young stage staga manager It was as quite an nn Id affair le v ed cd with kindly interest by the other members of the cast It was in ID Balti Balti- Balti Baltimore more and more and Baltimore in m early spring is 13 isa a romantic spot that spot that the lovers loveis an- an announced announced an announced their engagement The news s was wired to Peggy and Peggy pare oc her the biggest surprise she has had since she found that her fifth husband hus hus- husband husband band didn't have mone money enough to pay his laundry bills bill At the same samo time It went allover all over the country For a LucIlle shared the spotlight with her famous sister But poor Lucille was Ins what apprehensive would Peggy says say's slY say Other people were wondering that too Young Mr Jones is a son of a millionaire miller of f flour breakfast lIn m n Inc In foods and other cereals A young oung roan man manof manof of excellent character and good famIly connections he was yet vet et somehow not Just the hero llero that everybody c knew Peggy had in m mind for her sister But what hat hatas was as versatile and experienced experienced Peggy able to do about It it Nothing When it came to coping with the young generation the tho much married much Peggy whose amorous adventures adventure ha have hae e kept tongues wagging here and In Europe for the tho past ten years acknowledged acknowledged 1 edged herself beaten at the start What can I do she asked If 1 forbid them to marry they'll run away You cant can't tell a girl not to do things these da days s 's It wont won't go There were ere some soma people who were much amused by this turn of They recalled various arlOUS incidents in 10 Peggys Peggy's own career There was the time the tho government seIzed a n mullion million dollars dollan worth orth of Jewels which Peggy it was said was as attempt attempt- attempting ing to smuggle into the country There was the little episode in which William I figured he figured he shot himself for love of Peggy There was that affair with who ho was waR Ia named as co- co respondent co-respondent respondent in Joyces Joyce's suit But Peg Peggy the heroine herome of all these and many other adventures held up her hands in dismay before the modern modem girl You cant can't do nn anything thing with them she said Girls arent aren't like they used to be Its this jazz age The They're r all In m a hurry in m a hurry to get married as well ell ellas as e ee everything e else Marriage doesn't satisfy t them em though They want ant ant every every- everything a thing thing a career too I approve e of Lucille's choice of a husband as ns far as that goes although I 1 think they're too young oung to be married She's nineteen and hes he's twenty one mere babies babl's both of them But Dut if she thinks it will make her happ happy Ive I've noth nothing mg ing to sl say But though Peggy ostensibly had nothing to say she must have made a afew afew afew few remarks irks rem Irks backstage back stage as I it t were wore Friends of the engaged couple noticed that young Mr Z-rr Jones was always a little nervous in m the Imm immediate vicinity of his m sister sister-in to law-to-be Peggy and Iare I are arc great friends ho he explained Weve been fighting a lot lately though When the play that had made lovers I of Lucille and Jones NewYork opened in New York Peggy was in ID the audience Im- Im ImI mediately Immediately mediately after Lucille's appearance I she dIsappeared back bach stage There were sheI a I few afew minutes of heated conversation be- be be between 1 tween een the sisters in a dressing rOOm After the first act Lucille was missing an understudy was as taking her place Later it was j learn learned ni niK cd that K Peggy despite protests on the part of the man management the fiance and even some pIe people said of Lucille herself peo pee had taken j her sister out of the show Lucille was troubled b by a slight affection tion of the throat throat-a J- J touch of gitis Peggy said Sm smiling mg sweetly She herself was as going to SheI I for a little hUla Cuba rest before beginning er work In PICtures pie PIC- tures New York in hardon winter was as hard on a a delicate delicato throat She felt thata sure that a 11 stay in Cuba would do Lucille of good worlds Young Mr Jones didn't be so helpful but he ho acquiesced think it would I naturally nat nat nat- particularly when Lucille M told him lum that tIns this little Sister Peggy vacation Interfere trIp WIth their plans for wIth a wedding dainE in June And now friends of the th- thon principals slightly puzzled by are this new ment In Peggys Peggy's plan to Use develop worldly wisdom for her Iler little her own I sisters sister's I advancement Is Peggy Pe about Lucille's throaty really IS anxIous future It her And AndIS IS she of scene and absence counting to on change chango dIminish Lucille's affection for her fiance And th the tha lovers They and and assured remain i Pc gys gy's an all right right-a little mental tempera is Martin Joness Jones's verdict his on sIster Oh yes es Im I'm going to Juno June marry Martin Marlin In Lucille Lucillo says and preparations t 1 for her trousseau goes on with e 1 f i l ls O 0 Oi s s1 J rJ 1 |