Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1919)

Pride of Kentucky 59 The attraction between Gregory and Lu Pride of Kentucky cepl ■ mattress and i generous than of cille was mutual and instant Colonel Cam old Dan's food eron liked the buy, too, yet . . . he VJARRATED by permission, from Aii, 1 every day brought Lucille and Gregwas, after all, only a Northern soldier, and ^ the photoplay ol the tame name, ory a little nearer together. They walked, was u not a Northern soldier who had lulled written by Tea Charwate, and produced talked, drove, sal in the moonlight together, bis own father? So, when Lucille was more by Goldwyn, with the following cast '"" '•u,r resented this fur two reasons, than' obviously attracted, her father was re First, because it mean! ■■ lessening oi bis sultantly resentful ami suspicious. LucSU Cameron Mae Marsh power over Colonel Cameron second, be [he Midden cessation of demand on the Gregory Hornet Clarence Oliver cause it spoiled his chances with Lucille part of Judge Tabor's client was a great .//,„ DeLuce Clifford Bruce What he called his love .for her leaped up mystery and yet .1 great relief to Cameron, colonel Cameron w T Carieton wan' 'i,u' a Kr,';i1 llni,l|n' na I love Never once did he connect his long-gone Joh Tweed.. '.'.'.'.'.Tsmamiy Young coulTd ,u'.vtr l""1 lo$ment m ""* :i ^ and oft-transferred mortgage to young ' as Luces, so as the days went on, he Haines. Haines was to him, a mere inei thought only of getting her in his power. dent, a whilom protege of the somewhat eccentric judge, to To do this he had first to get Cameron more completely in be tolerated but not encouraged accordingly. his clutches, and he was. accordingly, ingratiating and full of Confused by Gregory, who charmed yet dreadfully cmbar strivings to please. He learned early of the old man's weakness rassed her, Lucille stole out of the house and to the stables, for horses — on crooked books rather than bad debts had, where; — the Red Cross fete having ended the ransomed South indeed, gone a large part of the Cameron cash — and began ern Pride was now safely returned. planning a trip to Saratoga. Luce was a fellow who might A strange little fellow, old. wizened, shrewd yet not repel today have twenty thousand dollars and tomorrow, twenty cents. lent, was arguing hoarsely, almost pitifully, with Dan, the sus He played dishonest racing wherever he could. He was known picious negro stableman. He turned suddenly, and, like light from Saratoga to Tia Juana. But Cameron, always proud, ning, switched his appeal to Lucille. always slightly suspicious, grandiosely refused the suggestions of "Lady, lemme have a chance to take care 0' this filly! Me invitation, rather than invitations direct, which Luce persist an' her pa, Selim Bey, was pals for three years. You must ently tossed in his way. know me, lady — I'm Johnny Tweed — that won the Cham Yet there was that annoying soldier Haines ! Luce, with the pionship with old Selim at Saratoga!" cunning of a political trickster, sensed that he would win two uYou — Johnny Tweed"-' Why. you were ruled off, Johnny." battles at once if he could decisively drive between the Northern "Fer booze, lady — fer booze ! Not fer crookedness. I never officer and the Southern aristocrat, pulled a horse nor doped one. An' me an' the booze is divorced His chance came to him more quickly than he thought, these six months. Why, lady — this here tendon swellin' ain't In Judge Tabor's office one day, seeking an endorsement on nothin' serious in my hands! some rather irregular papers which even I'll make a champion out o' „ . ■ , , , jiaj^^^^^^^^^^^^_— tr easy local bank refused to honor, he Southern Pride!" penedTsuh, no m^n can a anced to see, in an open strong-box, Johnny stayed — without say that is not a sporting I ;^^^ the Cameron mort pay, for they had lit' le proposition!" /^ feiv gage — in the to give him ex ^^^ ^^ a^^^sfl sn namc oi Greg ory Haines !