CHAPTER XVI.
AZALEA'S STORY "Yes, I'll tell you the whole story," Azalea repeated, addressing herself to Farnsworth, but glancing now and then at the others.
"On my way East, I met Mr.and Mrs.Bixby on the train.

They were pleasant people and Mrs.Bixby was very kind to me in many ways.

Then, I learned that they were in the moving-picture business, and as I wanted to act myself, I cultivated their acquaintance all I could.

And by the time we reached New York Mr.Bixby had agreed to give me a trial at his studio.

He said I had the right type of face for the screen and if I could learn to act, my Western life had fitted me for some certain parts they were just then in need of.