Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-06-16 | Page 7 | ' A Story on Every Tide,' Says Kyne

A Story on Every Tide Says I Kyne Every tide that flows Into the Golden Gate Gato at San l Francisco bears a story story story-if If one would but look for tor forIt It It according according to Peter B B. B Kyne short stor story writer whose Kindred of ot the Dust Duat now running In a national magazine ia Is to be bi produced by C. C E. E Inc Kyne creator of or the tho famous Cappy Gappy r Kicks flicks stores and altogether a a. superlative super super- spinner of ot sea yarns has hag given Riven I tho the exclusive rl rights for tor his works works' to Shurtleff and It Is an announced announced announced an- an that production of ot The of or the Dust will wUl begin in June Tune Peter B. B Kyne Fyne is a n native son of ot California and he ho admits that the sun of or the Golden Gate first rose for tor him Just forty years ago Into those fort forty years ears h Kyno Kyne ne has crowded considerable considerable considerable con con- activity as he ho has been a soldier a grocery clerk lerk a a. lumber salesman salesman salesman sales sales- man a a. merchant and a shipping man moan Kyne admits to that peculiar parental par arntal ar- ar feeling which apparently forces most moot successful authors to hover around while their brain children are being transferred from the pages of ot otma ma magazines and books to the sphere of ot motion pictures But how do you discover so O many very ver- convincing sea yarns was wasas as asked kod easy y Why every tide that flows flows' into tho the Golden Gate or out of it for that matter bears a a. story Atory if Ir one ono would but look for It and It-and and I do Its It's m my business Most of or m my yarns are are- r taken from real life liCe However there are a few tew exceptions r of ot the Dust Is Isone Isone one