Photoplay Magazine, January 1921 (anuary 1921)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section West Is East, Hey? (Concluded from page 68) Yung Han held to his monologue in an amiable voice. "I no longer am coolie, not at all," he said. "Not of the river caste, but—" "I beg you do not interrupt me, kiddo," said Yung Han irritably. "Kay-do?" His wife's tongue tripped upon the unaccustomed syllables. Her hus- band shrugged carelessly and lighted a cig- arette. "Buddie, we are going to live on the top o' the world and—" Fan Mock cried in alarm. "Oh, to leave our Canton and not—" "Cut it out," said Yung Han crossly. "I mean to say, my wife Fan Mock, that we no longer live in the Street of the Parrot Cages with these swine. We shall be re- moved to a new house and shall have woven floor coverings, and there shall be red cur- tains on the windows in which there shall be panes of glass, and there shall be a mock- ing-bird in a cage which shall be taught to call my name." He paused with a smile of recollection. "Yes, and we shall go to the cinema every night." The cinema! That was the temple where the rich Can- tonese might be seen to enter and from whose gilt facade were hung amazing pic- tures of strange events. It was said of the cinema, among the housewives who lived in the Street of the Parrot Cages, that it was a place bewitched and where strange and untoward ritual was performed . . . but what could Fan Mock say to all this? Had not her husband said they were to go —she was to enter the cinema with him? "Is it like—Joss?" she breathed. For no woman might enter into the presence of Joss. "Like Joss?" repeated Yung Han scorn- fully. "Bah! It has got Joss skinned to death!" Fan Mock recoiled. Had her lord husband gone mad or had foreign ways born a devil in his soul? The Joss to be skinned to death! "What's on your mind?" demanded Yung Han with a petulant frown. 'Make ready and I will take you to the bazaar and you may purchase what you like; beads for your head and fine silks for your shoulders and your limbs, and—" he hesitated as if to soften the blow—"you may buy yourself a jar of myrrh, and a paint-pot that you may be more beautiful." "Ai-ya," said Fan Mock. And it was so. The Joy of the Season (Concluded from page 77) Curiously enough, there in the dimness, he felt a something that might have been Peace stealing over him. He noticed, from beneath drowsily lowered lids, that a child sat on one side of him—that an old man was seated upon his other side. He noticed that the audience was neither rich nor poor —that all classes seemed to be joined to- gether by a common bond of interest, quite apart from money or the lack of money. He noticed that young and old thrilled to the story unfolding upon the screen. Almost without realizing it, the Spirit of Christmas began to follow the story. 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