Motion Picture Classic (Jan-Dec 1920)

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PAUlRIMRtC(l.(>ineci»72i l92firslSt.,Sao fuiicisco Five 2.5» iBottles MOTION PICTURE Little Miss Rebellion (Continued from page 43) mechanical dolls worked by strings as far as he was concerned. He left the theater, hopeless but hungry. Youth may sufTer, but it inusi be fed, and at the window of the nearest white-nled eating place he stopped, staring with unbelieving eyes. For there, before the griddle, struggling with a spreading puddle of pancake batter, stood a small, boy-slender figure with masses of dark hair escaping untidily from under the cocky little cook's cap. . Richard dived thru the revolving door so tempestuously that he sent the stout, respectable citizen in the next compartment reeling in a disreputable manner along the pavement. Unheeding the efforts of a blonde beauty to lead him to a seat, he leaped the brass rail by tht griddle and treated an enthralled audience of homegoing theater patrons to tht interesting spectacle of a young mar taking the cook in his arms while thi 1 batter blackened merrily, unturned. .•\fter-a moment, however, it did occu ' to Richard that there was something odi and perhaps uncalled for in his attitude and he released Maria Louise. "Why^^-hat— who— when ?" he babbled. ">o —in New York— working in a hashery, (."ii-and Duchess " . "Not anv longer, Richard! Man Louise smiled sadly. Then the sadne^ vanished. "Do vou know the reason 1 a: in New York, Richard? l',ecause— ihi day so long ago you told me it was whei vou lived.'' Another total eehp.^e of the cook wi threatened, but an interruption m tl shape of an irate manager intervene "Wha's all this!" he began belhgereiitl ■Comin' in here an' burnin' up niv gri die. D'you want me to call a cop r Richard drew himself up splendid ^o far as is known, his great-gre; -reat-grandfalher was not a king, but butcher in Keokuk, Iowa, but he siio ! :is royalty might address a mem 1 ■■Tliat'wiU do, mv good fellow! 11 voiing Indv is no longer in your enii>li Maria Louise, take off that aiiron a cai) and get on your things. 1 am goi i to take vou home." \iul Maria Louise, enraidured at he i (irdered about, as all women, whetl ' C.raiid Duchesses or waitresses, are i raptured when they tinti a man who \ , Inillv them, obeyetl. 1 'I'here is no doubt that the thslance^ New ^'ork are great, and that the s wav service is nol all il should be. s even admitting this, it dues seem a ti odd thai it should have taken Rich ;ui<l hi little e.s-lirand Duchess i hours lo go from l-'iirty->econd Strec Thirlv-niiuh! .\nd there, in the di lillle >itling-room of Maria Louise's di little Hat, they found a stoutisli gei man, -with a drooping and dispirited n lachc. slumliering, an alarm clock se midnight in one hand. "I'oor .\rneau will insist on i:on for me everv night." Maria Louise lilaiiK'd. .-IS they g;ized down at the