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From “Keep Her Sitinc.” Henry has resigned his ‘orant of the fact that he has been instrumental in closing @ big business deal. Brackett: When you left the office this afternoon, you forgot something, Henry. Henry: Yes, sir. My rubbers. Brackett: No, $4,000—your commis- sion. Thought I'd bring it down to you, just to add to the gaiety the occasion. Henry: This money is mine, sir? But we have parted, sir—my resignation Brackett: Your what Henry (incredulous): I didn’t resig Brackett: Sure, you didn’t resign! Tivo glimpses from “Sue Watkep in Her Steep. This practical choker is endeavoring to persuade a perfect lady to save the hero's reputation by posing as the mysterious woman in the case. Mamie (between glugs): No, doctor! I won't never consent tosomnamble ina... an’ that’s all! Truth is stranger than fiction—es pecially in farce. Mrs. Bruce: Have you heard the husbands’ latest alibi? “The girlwas walk- ing in her sleep.” They’re all using it! George Nash, appraising finger- prints teith heavy sagacity while “Blue Pearl-ing.” comicbooks.com