The Sins of Hollywood ()

Page scan 00035 from The Sins of Hollywood

Record Details:

Title:
The Sins of Hollywood
Volume:
The Sins of Hollywood
Leaf #:
00035
Language:
Undetermined
Collection:
Books
Format:
Books
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 19, 2022
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_ — 34 enough to let her know what it meant. One of the women even told her of a "paddle" party she had attended and what a "fine" time everybody had and money besides. Jane found it easy to slip up stairs and find her It was four o'clock. She passed out of the house unnoticed, walked and ran until she was a dozen blocks away. It was broad daylight she reached home. Her absence was not remarked until the room was almost emptied. Then Mack noticed she was gone. He hunted everywhere. He went back and told the host. tt Why in hell didn't you watch her," he growled at Mack, as he slipped Jane's number out of the drawer and on to the table and re-placed it with another. In this way the host drew a girl. Mack drew the blank that represented Jane. . J The big room was empty now but from every part of the house came suppressed laughter. The lierhts went out. Thus ended the function. It was regarded as a great success. The morning sun shone through the windows, but the house was stale with tobacco and liquor reeks and the sickening odor of "dope." Here and there lay torn women's garments and in the halls were bits of lingere.