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—) Fron “Forever ArTER” Jennie: No matter what happens it will all com out right in the end it just has to. Teo: If you make it. Jennie: All right—let’s make it! “You £now I don’t drink coffee! “Yes, m'lady, but you told me especially. “Do I drink chocolate in the mornings, or do IT not?” “Yes, as a rule, m’lady. Will chocolate? ” ““No—and I shouldn’t cry into the coffee pot if I were you.” Dyight Dita Jane Cowl has whims in “ INrormation, PLease” talking to you. The “ other man” has carried off Doris's photograph. Hussy: Why, where is it? Doris (innocently): Where’s what? Hussy: Why, your pic- ture that’s always there . . Doris: What a miracle! Why, Carter, you actually missed it, and I'd have bet anything you’d never have noticed * REDEMPTION ” Fepya (John Barrymore), brooding over his troubles, has a visit from a cracked philosopher. Ivan (helping himself to Fedya’s champagne): The world, what is it but a mass of preposterous ures, who crawl around through life, under- standing nothing—do you hear me? Oh, I’m not All this is between me and Cosmos! comicbooks.com