The Sins of Hollywood ()

Page scan 00032 from The Sins of Hollywood

Record Details:

Title:
The Sins of Hollywood
Volume:
The Sins of Hollywood
Leaf #:
00032
Language:
Undetermined
Collection:
Books
Format:
Books
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 19, 2022
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PARTIES 31 Who dragged this nice, young girl into a strip :er game?" he demanded. "For God's sake, don't you know a lady when you see one ?" The two men stood like whipped dogs and Mack sneaked out of the room. But Jane did not see how her supposed cham- pion winked to the men and how they exchanged glances. The big man walked over and sat down by Jane. "Look here," he said> consolingly, "nobody is going to get neither me nor any of my homes in bad. I am going to be your friend." At last, thought Jane, she had met one of screen- land's noblemen, although he was rather rough in manner. But he seemed to have a heart as big as his body. It was past two o'clock and Jane said something about departing. "Don't spoil the party," pleaded the host. "There ain't nobody here yet. I expect a raft of ladies and gentlemen. The bunch seldom gets here before ft did Jane know that the foregoing was merely an pverture to one of the great bacchanalian parties, to one of the nauseating orgies which are the order of the day in Movieland. Or, perhaps, it would be more correct to style them the order of the night, or nights. It was not long before the parlors of the house began to fill up. The most seemed to prevail. Whether a man preceeded a woman through an open door, or if he gibly with his cigar or cigarette in his mouth, mat- tered not at all. Everybody called each other by their first name and all of them smiled in a peculiar