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The Dingbat Family It's Expensive'to Lose Money Copyright 1912, National News Association By Herriman
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I. THE DESERTED STAGE.
Desmond, who hnd hern Imprisoned un
der the since by < land*', has succeeded by
a ruse In getting- Roaamond off the trap
door which kept him captive. \s the tiliain
climha out. he notice* with pleasure that
Claude has not yet returned with the police,
and that, therefore, he has an excellent op
n'trt unity to recapture Rosamond.
Us BoyS Soapsuds-—ls He Tough or Not? Registered mu. s. p a tem omce. By Qffl Jtylc'N CLTVKITQ
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11. IX THE FLIES.
< laudc returns to the theater and fran
tically rushes around the stagre senrehing
for his beloved Rosamond. Desmond has
taken the girl up Into uie tiles, where they
are out of th? hero’s sight for the time, al
though sooner or later be i* sure to find
them. So the villain sets his evil brain to
work on the problem of CLheelxluy Claude’s
pursuit.
rtUL ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: THURSDAY. MAA’ 16. 1912.
111. THE SXOWSTORM.
%s Claude chases around the stage In
: search of his sweetheart, he is suddenly
aware that It Is snowing. Xot real snow,
you know, hut paper. The scoundrel has
started the fake snowstorm w birth makes
such a great scene In “Ten Xtghts In a
\ odka Room,” and the heßvj fall of paper
proxes very confusing to Mr hero.
| IV. A CHAXCE OF ES( APE.
1 Desmond Is not slow to perceive Claude’s
confusion and hurries doxin to the stage
1 ns the imitation snow falls thicker and
tfliicker and the Imitation wind howls louder
and louder across th? desolate stage.
'lhrough the blinding snow t'laudr can
not see Desmond or Rosamond, although
! he knows that the villain Is escaping with
• the girl.
\. THE F KITH Fl L DOG,
lint ata.x ! The snow, fall has aroused the
great st. Hernard dog, which always ap
pears in the big scene to rescue the
heroine of “Ten Night* In a Vouka Room”
from a bitter death In the snow. I’he
faithful dog recognises Its rue and now
dadhes madl* on the stage, howling louder
than the wtn«l which whistles through the
wings-
f VI. HALTED.
; ‘J’m the boyski!** cries Desperate Del
moud. "but the dogmkl’a gnt me heat/’ The
fnitlhfiil ranine actor takes Hosamond for
the heroine of the play and proudly pro
ceed* to save her from the snow. Inci
(leniall.v, the dog savep her from the villaia.
( laudc rushes up,
