Children run a dog laundry and Holland buys planes
In this Bris bane weekly column a quirky sketch notes Holland Tugwell and her friends running a dog laundry with prices for small and medium dogs. It then shifts to Holland buying 13 heavy bombing planes in Baltimore for 1.6 million dollars as part of war era industry. The piece also critiques Rev Charles C Webber and his plan to abolish capitalism and create a planned economy, juxtaposed with questions about God and revolutionary change. It closes with a nod to aviation hubs and King Features Syndicate WIN service.
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Toto
Tugwell
Marcia
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Joyce Helmick
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Charles C. Webber
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Webber
God
Rev. Webber
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Lenin
Stalin
Union Theological Seminaries
Webbers
Dean Swift
Night Court Interaction and Film Dialogue Exchange
A terse courtroom moment shows a grim prisoner challenging the judge with a snarl and a sharp retort about pay. Separately a film director explains a scene where a young man restrained by rope is kissed, prompting a witty actress reply about looks reducing rope needs.
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