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Show H.WCGi2LEy 01933 NEA SERVICE, tNC Phone 495 E - t '" 1 1 -r. " ar e mjt - UICUI UEBB TOU AT snr:ir.4 sirATWE, iat itioM parous were itril kaons mod . vtllr nrlura. la In New Yark laok-lnK laok-lnK for work. Sheila- la; a dmrer." Me ban a'prnl tlmoil kr CBllr 11 on i be atnee. Aral travel toe Tlih hrr pufrnm. now dead, and later in vmntrvllle and road nbovi. Sbrlla Uvea af HA i.oWEM. s theatrical rooming Utmmr. .MYiti. n randerfllc perform ittao m or mirk, Uvea there, too' Over (he hreak.fo.af table one ""rnlna Shrlla eonBdro to Mr- thai her (treat aoihltloa la to marry and have a bonae like tkOaa be has aeen In amal Iowm Is "Mfh ahe baa played. Ma t.otTttl iBiermpt t beat to Announce that a telenfcffn call haa eome rr Sheila. It la an offer for krr to till In for DAISY ;i.KAn.. another daneer. atho ha" -pralned her ankle. Sheila nureei. eaeerlr and seta off for Joi: I'AIMS' office to reaearae. A i nbout the lani time two wenllliy ynnn men, TREVOR I.AM: nnii DICK STANI.KT. are dUrumlne otana for ho party I-nne la to give that nlatbf. They le l.ie to co to Pnrla' ottlee to hire otne enterf nlnera. NOW CO OVnviTH THE STOUT CHAPTER 111 iHEILA walked across 49th street to Broadway and ran lightly up the stairs to Joe Paris place. There wa3 an elevator If one cared to wait for it. Sheila could delay to buy flowers from a street peddler r.u! now a minute was too much to waste on the iltes of lir'at h savers such as elevators. To be sure the Job In prospect wasn't much filling In for Daisy. Rut it was a lob ' nevertheless. Daisy couldn't dance but. being married jo Koscoe. leader of bis own nrfnd and crazy about ber. If had been easy for ber to Win a place in the show. Sheila could fill the part far better than Daisy and knew it., She wondered not unkindlyif. un-kindlyif. Daisy's sprain was serious, seri-ous, if it would lay her up for some time, sheila devoutly hoped that it WOllld. ' She was a little excited about coming to Jt8 Parts' place. Joe was the "King of Tin Pan Alley. He was the singing waiter from the Bowery, married now to ft bo cicty girl. Joe Paris name on a , aong was like sterling on silver. His praise meant instant' success! Joe of course had not hired , Sheila for the part with Roscoe. Koscoe must have telephoned to Bill Brady and asked for suggest Hons. Bill had remembered that Sheila' was not working. Frequently Fre-quently Joe loaned his practice rooms to dareers learning a routine rou-tine especially when they plugged his songs. Sheila was sure Joe Paris had never even heard her name. She was right in thinking Bill bad suggested sug-gested her but wrong in thinking Joe i'aris did not know ber.' He had heard her sing and when the tirae camtthat she could be useful he would kiow where to find her Until then there was no use get ling ber hopes up. as a call from Purls himself would bare been suie to dc. TPSTAins in Joe's shop everyone every-one was busy. There waa a long counter behind which a girl answered incessant calls from the telephone and took care of visitor Pianos jangling. Jazz throbbing Someone crooning. Down the corri dor were little practice rooms, a BOOTS AND HER , 1 r : ' i -s ' fA,Ttft V.'. Tfcui &tt t!m ewu. ff. . rf THERE VE. WASHINGTON TUBBS m Ilk DLLHliiM 1. i SUa t THAT VOU f UKE TO KNOW, ttEtPINK WOO AfT&K. 6 1 " 1 vAS V COMBINATION ( MNO0 NJS yUiSWNESS " mi6P. - UH To The ?fttr4CEs ' i pew. wght coumt out ! " T V I voows - FE. r-S ' PER SG PER fAOMEV SF- I AZtEEt' - 4 ' ' v ' ' t'v A . M.-.W.-ft-. -.- . . fc. "Lo tI Bfai$ sat(t. Running his eye over her 'figure In re-luctanl re-luctanl approval he grunted, "You are taller than Cleasoru" plana In each. Dance producers shouted to overworked, perspiring performers. Someone was trying out Joe's latest song. Sheila, ever entranced though It was all so familiar, loved the blare of melody, the jangling discordant sounds. She loved the xaucous voices, the sight of sleek-hipped, busy dance arrangers moving brisk ly here and there, the swarthy pianists, thick cigars hanging from the corners of their mouths, whose pudgy bands, lingering over the keys, could squeeze out unguessed melody. Sheila had often been at Joe's to see Blind Tlmmy. Timmy worked there and drew a fair salary, though whether from the kindness of Joe's heart or from actual worth Sheila did not know. She bad seen Joe himself, slim, dapper, sleek of hair, abstract of expression, wandering- about the place, his bat on the back of his well-groomed bead, hands in his pockets. Or walking briskly toward bis private office, deep in conversation conversa-tion with an assistant. She bad seen him pause By Blind Timmy's piano, pat tho bent shoulders, wh is per words which seemed to bring happiness to the patient old face. Sheila loved to see Blind Timmy's face glow at these scant words of praise. Joe was a big shot now but he remembered when be had been obscure, struggling. Unlike many others who had j-Isen to success he was constantly on .the lookout for talent to- match his own. At the counter the blond, smartly smart-ly gloomed girr looked " up from the telephone long enough to inquire in-quire of Sheila what business had brought ber hither, to nod absently and shuffle a handful 'of cards, abstractedly ab-stractedly murmuring "Shayne" as she did so. A look of understanding spread BUDDIES vie. umtt-a UV l uaN C CUT UMERG WERE - - - " -'11 y 1 4 aiaaaaaiawartiia. , iinaw iim over her bland countenance as she held a card separate from its fellows fel-lows and studied it. Sheila wondered won-dered what secrets it held. "Brady's waiting for you. Third door to the left," the girl assured her amiably. CHEILA hesitated. "Wfll-can Blind Timmy play for me?" she asked. She knew that It did Timmy no barm to be asked for particularly. particu-larly. More than that, Timmy would be helpful at such a time. Brady could scowl and rant but the nodding of Timmy's head as he listened for the click of her tiny feet was Sheila's barometer: Timmy could detect the slightest off step, could Indicate that a step had been well done. "Timmy knows me she went on timidly. The girl nodded "Brady's asked for him already. They're both In there waiting. Better Bet-ter hustle." Sheila breathed more easily. She had one day, hardly that. In which to memorize the routine. Brady would be sure to make it more intricate in-tricate when he saw her In the ofBng. She could dance all around Daisy. In the practice room she found Timmy, his hand3 wanderlnj ov,er the keyboard, blind eyes fastened on the celling, ears cocked for Sheila's footsteps. Brady, a slim-waisted, slim-waisted, sophisticated youth, paced the floor impatiently She knew Brady a slave driver but an excellent excel-lent teacher. He'd work you unmercifully un-mercifully but you'd have a routine rou-tine when he finished with you. " 'Lo, kid," he vouchsafed in her direction and broke Into a fox trot, clumsy for all his sllmness. Running Run-ning his eye over her figure In reluctant re-luctant approval, he grunted, "Ton are taller than Gleason." "Sure. But my feet are Just as near the floor." "An Gleason Is Roscoe's wife. Remember that DoVrtj'&'jrk away wlta tha f.ct pecanst roa aai . :,ntu only pUnafng t fltf IS. fiUJi Daisy H be laid op ietera4 weeks, won't Bhaf . Caat telt "Sometime hose rpralned; anklea-' i , piano aharply." "Shayna here is a real dancer Che'U show pp Qlea- ; , t- " ,'7; " On more rady grnnted WeiU We aren't runnlhg any marathons. All. we hate to do Is teach her the routfif a: No matter; fcoW SOOd a be4 IsOr now bad-ishe fiflsf la, tor Q teason. And no matter now 6ad she is or how good when Gieastm is able to dance again Shayne is through.' "Ifa a' job, BilL That's eome-thlngi eome-thlngi Bill sighed as though he himself were Jobless. "Ton said It, kid. These days.- Listen, thfe is your first step; The kick off. One two, one twoi three and four!" . e ceased abruptly. ' "when'd yon dance last V . "Fits weeks' ago," Sheila -an swered ruefully; "I'm due to be lame. Bill, I know that, t m o v CHEILA steod on the floor wait- ing. it waa fine to be back at work again, even though, her dream had been Big Time or T specialty In a musical show;; Hee she was, delighted to be filling la for Daisy Gleason whose only claim td the "profession was that she had mar-rted mar-rted Roscoe. J , ' There was a happy couple' for you In the stage worldl Roscoe and Daisy. One said Roscos and Daisy as If the names had 1 grown together, to-gether, were syllables of, the same name! Never a quarretf, never a cross word between then) as far aa anyone knew-i-whirix was pretty' far In the show business' Sheila had tossed oft! ber coat and stood in the llttlg suit skirt and frilly white blousW hardly a practice costume but donined to impress im-press the managers who Arould not have lifted an eyebrow had she arrived ar-rived In plaid pajamas, so hardened were they td unusual costumes and feminine charms. - J "Listen," Bill stopped "scowling long enough to say. "Hog? out to the desk and ask Mabel ta'gtve you a suit of rompers. I've got some lively kicks-coming, and there's no use ruining a decent skirt-" ' Mabel was none too cord iaL She was being Interrupted foi the third time that morning in a. confidential confiden-tial telephone chat with; ber young man. She had ridden to . work with him that morning on the Bronx subway and would sre him at lunch, but love is love!) "Ob. honey," Sheila wailed, handing back a size 40 suit ot practice clothes. "I ' can't wear that! Give me a bre:ik, will you? What on earth do yoti think; I've reduced 10 pounds for?" "I'll ask the Prince br Wlales." replied Mabel haughtier but presently pres-ently she flung a suit of blue, last Sheila's size, at her from the collection col-lection In the lower desk! drawer. Dressed for work; SheUa watched Bill move through, gra&less gyrations gyra-tions with elephantine,' skill. She did not dream of smiling, even In-' wardly. These steps, shorn of Bill's quaint, earnest Intersretatioa. were suave, fascinating. His routines were known and copiedup and down Broadway. "You take a toupla slides Here, see?" said Bill between scowls. 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Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors of Springdell Resort Company held on the 3rd day of February, 1933. an assessment (No; 23) of Thirty-seven Thirty-seven Dollars and Fifty Cents C$37050) per shire was levied on the outstanding capital stock of the corporation, payable to Leon Newren, Secretary, Provo, Utah. Any stock upon which this assessment assess-ment may remain unpaid on the 8th day of March, 1933, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment pay-ment is made before, will be sold at the office of the company, on the 28th day of March, 1933v at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., to pay the delinquent assessment together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. LEON NEWREN, Secretary. OfHce, Knight, Block,) Provo, Utah. Pub. dates: Feb. 5K 12, 19, 26, 1933. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SHAREHOLDERS SHARE-HOLDERS MEETING The annual meeting of the shareholders share-holders of the Provo Building and Loan Society, will, be held in the city court room, Provo City, Utah, on Tuesday the 14th day of February, Febru-ary, 1933 at eight o'clock, for the purpose of hearing the annual financial report, the election of a Board of Directors and for the transaction of any other business that may properly come before the meeting. -.' By Order of the Board of Directors, H. F. Thomas, Secy. Publish: Jan. 22.29. Feb. 5, 12, 1833. |