Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1920)

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But when he drew said handkerchief from an inner pocket of his dress suit, he whisked the rubber cover off the bowl of fish concealed there. I wont go into details about what followed. Suffice it to say that he covered himself with water, if not with glory But the effect on Burton Holmes was decisive, he chose travel as the less perilous enterprise. Having found out all there was to find out. my interview was ended and I took leave. I stood again in the little foyer that leads to the temple which is Burton Holmes' abode. The little place was furnished in Indian style, and Mr. Holmes started to explain the different curios . . . "and those beaten brass panels on the wall are from a temple in Benares." . . . Temple in Benares? What did this suggest to my moving-picture-trained mind? Of course I knew the entire story, for wasn't I a graduate of a thousand thrillers? Those brass plaques were stolen, and the Hindu priest had tracked them to New York, and to this very apartment. He was even now haunting the Holmes threshold, trying to gain admittance in the guise of a butler, an itinerant pedler. or . . . But Mr. Holmes simply said: "Well, they haunted me at first — but they stopped it, as soon as the bill was paid." Oh, shattered romance ! But my reply was cut short, for just then the elevator came. REHEARSING MAKES PERFECT The director was Speaking of the many matrimonial adventure; of me of the stars. "Every time she gets divorced, she lands ler husband," he remarked. rding to that," replied his friend, "her life is one retake after another." special training. The Schools will do wonders for you — I know, we've got several I. C. S. boys right here in the bank.' "That very night Billy wrote to Scranton and a few days later started studying at home. Why, in a few months he had doubled hissalary I Next thing I knew he was put in charge of his department, and two months ago they made him Manager. And he's makingreal money. 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