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THE LUBIN BULLETIN LUBIN FIL7^S L. C. Shumway A Night in Old Spain One-Act Drama Written by JULIAN LOUIS LAMOTHE Produced by WILBERT MELVILLE Released Friday , November 12th The King and Queen Save Alonzo [•ARY, a country girl, has her head turned by romantic novels, and when Jed proposes.tells him her lover muSt be brave and noble. Jed goes back to his work disheartened, and Mary falls asleep, to dream that she is back in the romantic days of old Spain. She finds herself working in a tavern. Alonzo, a handsome young gallant, enters the place, and Mary falls deeply in love with him. He pays for his drinks from a well-filled purse, and this action is seen by the bandit, El Belvidero, and his sweet- heart, Paquita, who hatch a scheme to secure Alonzo’s gold. Paquita who is a great beauty flirts with Alonzo, and when he responds, tells him to serenade her that night. Mary has witnessed the action, and is heart-broken. Alonzo leaves to keep his appointment. Mary overhears that Alonzo is to be drawn into a fight for serenading Belvidero’s sweetheart, and slain. The bandits leave the inn. Mary follows them. She finds that Alonzo has killed Belvidero, but is hard-pressed by the other bandits. Mary rushes to climb the church tower to ring the bells in alarm. Meanwhile, the King and Queen come to the tavern in search of their erring son. While they are threatening the innkeeper for allowing Alonzo to depart, the bells peal forth. All rush without to discover the cause of the alarm. The fight is Stopped and the bandits put in the Stocks. Mary learning that Alonzo is a Prince, throws her arms around him, but he ungratefully caSts her aside. The King, angry at Mary’s presumption, orders his executioner to behead the insolent girl. Mary’s head is placed on the block, the axe raised, and then — Mary in moving causes a broom handle to fall, across her neck. In terror, she rushes to the field, and a great feeling of comfort comes over her when Jed puts his protecting arm around her. She tells him he-is brave and noble enough for her now. I