Jean in the loge heard the ripple of applause among the audience and responded to it with a perfectly human thrill.
Presently she was back at the Lazy A, living again the scenes which she herself had created.

This was the fourth or fifth picture,--she did not at the moment remember just which.

At any rate, it had in it that incident when she had first met the picture-people in the hills and mistaken Gil Huntley and the other boys for real rustlers stealing her uncle's cattle.

You will remember that Robert Grant Burns had told Pete to take all of that encounter, and he had later told Jean to write her scenario so as to include that incident.
Jean blushed when she saw herself ride up to those three and "throw down on them" with her gun.

She had been terribly chagrined over that performance! But now it looked awfully real, she told herself with a little glow of pride.