Janet Hardy in Hollywood

The bed, a walnut four poster, was against the wall nearest the hall. A gay, pink-tufted spread covered it. At one side was a small walnut stand with a shaded reading lamp.

Miss Bruder looked at the girls, huddled together on the seats, desperately trying to keep warm. Outside the boys were bravely attempting to clear a path, but it was hopeless.

Janet flushed at Pete's appellation, for the city editor of the Times was only a little older than she. Oh well, perhaps Pete was twenty-two, but she could remember when he had...

"You and Helen can sit up front with me while your mother and Mrs. Thorne are in the back seat," said her father. "Coming back we'll put the Thornes in the back where they can v...

"Margie's costumes for the last two acts are laid out in the dressing room. I'm sure they'll fit." Then she laughed. "They'll have to, Janet. We can't stop for a costume, can we?"

Mr. Fenstow spoke sharply. "Attention everybody. All of you have had a chance to study the script; all of you should be familiar with the parts. We'll make plenty of changes as...

"Well, hardly," boomed her father. "I'd be lost if I didn't have Clarion to come back to for a rest when I get fagged out and I don't know what the bullheads out in Indian creek...

Janet and Helen did get rôles in "Kings of the Air" and even though they were very minor parts, both girls were elated. They were cast as waitresses in the restaurant which serv...

"I've been living in an apartment, but when I got the idea of bringing you back with me I leased this place," Henry Thorne told his wife and daughter. "I've installed George, my...

CHAPTER PAGE I. "The Chinese Image" 13 II. Leading Rôles 20 III. The Wind Roars 33 IV. Little Deer Valley 47 V. The White Menace 58 VI. Desperate Hours 64 VII. Sanctuary at Home...