To That's Love and The Seven Ages of Women Sketches
A collection of wry stage vignettes contrasts love and work with witty quips. Dialogues poke at blind love and fashion, pairing mock advice with theatrical wit in brief exchanges.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
3
A collection of wry stage vignettes contrasts love and work with witty quips. Dialogues poke at blind love and fashion, pairing mock advice with theatrical wit in brief exchanges.
A cautious repairer acknowledged a misstep in hammering the wrong nail while fixing a fir board. The incident highlights the difficulty of precision carpentry and the care needed to avoid cosmetic damage.
Spree-Chugwater makes sure of himself prior to boasting and then claims he is a safe blower. The tone suggests wary bravado with a hint of humor about his own prudence.
A playful exchange unfolds with witty banter about kissing and mind reading, highlighting flirtatious repartee and a tease of hidden feelings between the speakers. The taunt questions双方 intent and suggests light romantic humor.
A small worm calls for a playmate and finds a witty reply from another worm who reveals they are his own opposite end. The exchange delivers a lighthearted, self referential punchline.
Dialogue hints at optimism and doubt about catching as many fish as before. Two speakers Thelma and Helen discuss whether there are always as good fish in the sea and question if future catches can match past success.
Readable from a period menu and recipe for Father’s Day featuring individual lamb pies. Includes a balanced menu with salad on the plate, blueberry muffins and ice cream cake for dessert, and a detailed lamb pie recipe with lamb shoulder onions flour milk pastry and baking steps.
Chilled fruit juices and individual lamb pies headline a menu featuring buttered carrots and peas, blueberry muffins, blueberry ice cream cake, and blueberry sauce. Recipes include Blueberry Muffins, Ice Cream Cake, Berry Sauce, and Vegetable Puffs, with serving tips and a Western Newspaper Union release.
Dad deserves a simple feast with feathery light biscuits. Gather flour baking powder salt shortening and milk then mix cut shape and bake until flaky. Use a large cutter for big biscuits and expect about 12 to 16 servings.
Elliott Nugent directed a scene from Hollywood with cameraman Dewey Wrigley on location in Miami Beach. Wrigley shot atmospheric material for Nothing But the Truth, then Nugent briefed him by telephone from the Paramount sound stage. Marjorie Reynolds, noted for many western roles, stars opposite Tim Holt in Cyclone on Horseback for RKO Radio. Born in Buhl Idaho, she fits the western heroine mold. A Woman's Face starring Joan Crawford dominates New York box office, with Melvyn Douglas and Conrad Veidt supporting.
Edmond O'Brien and Nancy Kelly honeymoon while co starring in Parachute Battalion at RKO. Kelly moves from Fox to RKO by studio sympathy. she, O'Brien, Preston Foster and Harry Carey form a key cast. Nancy plans a Honolulu Tahiti Pago Pago escape after Before the Fact with Cary Grant.
A simple six inch crochet square repeats its prize winning appeal as it appears in many displays. Pattern 2772 offers directions for the waking square with stitch illustrations, required materials, and a photograph. Send your order with name and address to the stated number.
To make a broom last longer hang it by the handle not on bristles. Wash clothes-lines periodically to prevent smudges. Replacing roof by applying new shingles over old avoids reroofing work. Vinegar solution removes paint from glass. Insulating board lining in basements cuts dampness. A bread slice in pots of cabbage or greens prevents odors.
Brown and Dan boast rival talking parrots, agreeing a five dollar side match. The Brown bird stays silent, giving the other an easy win. Brown storms home in disgust, the parrot coolly retorts for a rematch at twenty dollars to win the speechless opponent.
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