Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1924)

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Fritzi reflected upon the desirabilitv of giving parties, feeling that somehow .^ued to one's artistic -tature. There fanned in her mind the perfectly definite conclusion that she and May Sosey had come to the breaking point, because May was no longer her kind, and couldn't be. May was out of sympathy, didn't fit in. hadn't the clothes, the looks, the spirit or the manner. Furthermore, the rooms in which they lived were shabby-genteel, and not worthy of a brisk extra girl drawing fifty per. She wanted a regular, swell flat somewhere — a place where her new associates could dance all night, if they felt like it, and nobody to bawl them out or summon the janitor. George Darling said he knew of such a flat, southern exposure and all sunny rooms. Fritzi broke the news with her characteristic directness. May was cooking bacon and eggs over a gas jet. and Fritzi turned her key in the door and entered. She looked querulously at May for a moment and tossed her handbag upon a table. "May." she said abruptly. "I've been thinking it all over and the best thing for us is to quit.'' May slowly reversed a piece of bacon, and answered without looking up. "I've been expecting it." "You and I don't hit it off any longer." continued Fritzi. '"Anyhow. I need more room. You don't like my friends and they — " "They don't like me — I knew that." "Darling's going to find me a flat uptown. You'll get along all right without me. May. I want to see you. now and then, of course. We won't lose track of each other and we're always going to be friends." "Of course," said May. Fritzi packed her things the same night and moved the fallowing morning, after May had left. One of the things that slipped into her trunk by accident was May's lucky cat. a -taring china feline of brilliant yellow with ) lack spots for eyes. It was a silly looking object, but it had been with May -ince she was a little girl. Intrinsically, the lucky cat had no value. but May had always been pleasantly superstitious over it. One ear was almost gore. The yellow glaze had been chipped on", and the end of the tail was mi-sing. It urually adorned May's dresser, sitting up Stiffly, itfour legs sprawled and its empty eyes staring with an expression of mingled amazement at d asininity. When she desired a day to 1 i particularly fortunate. May kissed the china cat on its nose. That evening, she noticed her luck piece was gone. " Fritzi must have taken it." she said. "I'll have to ask her for it." It was another month before May ever found out where Frit/i had gore. No word came From the extra lady, because she was row wrapped up in her career and very busy. I She moved several times within the next few months, hunting the ideal flat. and. presumably, May's lucky cat went with her. Meanwhile a streak of genuine business depression engulfed New York. You may recall it. The ice cream soda makers dismissed half their people ami May Sosey went with the other-. There ensued, not week of idleness, but months of it. FRITZI'S star mounted ever upwards, and May slipped back — back into cheaper lodgings and -till cheaper. There sometimes come a time in the battle against New York when the exhausted swimmer ceases to swim, and the sea rolls over him unheeded. Maxreached it. She gave up the struggle, mainly because her spirit had fled, beaten out of her by ill nourishment and frail health. Once or twice, it occurred to her that she was having Eu-ty advertisement In PHOTOPLAY magazine is guaranteed.