Robert Grant Burns grunted when he read that, though it was a step up the ladder for Muriel which she would be glad to take.

The next paragraph instructed him to place the young woman who had been doubling for Miss Gay in the position which Miss Gay would leave vacant.

It was politely suggested that he adapt the leading woman's parts to the ability of this young woman; which meant that he must write his scenarios especially with her in mind.

He was informed that he should feature the young woman in her remarkable horsemanship, etc.

It was pointed out that her work was being noticed in the Western features which Robert Grant Burns had been sending in, and that other film companies would no doubt make overtures shortly, in the hope of securing her services.