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COMPLETE ACTION 173 Scene 38- EXTERIOR OF JOHN'S HOME AND SHOP. Doctor's carriage standing- auto on- John pointing gun alternately at Howard and chauffeur- John and Howard out and exit towards house. Scene 39- KITCHEN, JOHN'S HOME. John brings Howard in- Howard recovering from souse- bewildered- John's sister on- all excited- stops sur- prised at sight of Howard and John- tells them Ruth has a baby- Howard gets new look on face- exits towards bed- room-sister follows him-'John remains- wistful look on face, etc. Scene 40- BEDROOM IN JOHN'S HOME. Ruth and baby in bed- doctor ready to leave- Howard on- John's sister after him- stops in background- Howard pulls transformation scene- kneels at bed, cries, etc.- asks Ruth's forgiveness- she gives it- doctor and sister exit quietly. Leader- LATER. Scene 41- EXTERIOR RUTH'S HOME. Howard and Ruth with baby in auto, bidding goodby to Ruth's father and mother- drive off and old folks gaze after them. Scene 42- EXTERIOR BLACKSMITH SHOP. Auto on and stops- John on from shop- sister on from house- goodbyes- auto drives off- sister goes back to gate- looking after auto- John gazing wistfully after auto- sighs- fade out. AUNTIE'S AFFINITY. Lang-Walters comedy- By Lawrence S. McCloskey. Synopsis. Ethel and her Aunt Amanda live at the Hotel Borden. Ethel is in love with Harry, son of the hotel's proprietor. Aunt Amanda forbids Ethel to ride in Harry's auto, so one day Ethel pleads a headache and Aunt Amanda goes alone for her daily walk in the park. Ethel steals off for a spin in Harry's auto. Peitro, the portly and handsome chef of the hotel, also goes walking in the park. He dresses well and makes an impres- sion on Aunt Amanda when he rescues her pocketbook in the park. Each is ignorant of the other's identity. The two meet often by appointment. Peitro tells Aunt Amanda that he is the Count of Montividio, and she believes him. He buys an engagement ring, but loses it during excitement in the kitchen.