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From “7 > “LITTLE Simpuiciry’ JIJATS | Pror. Duckwortn: We will now be- gin our lesson on p. 264 with the verb “to be.” Azan: Oh, no. I’d much rather we'd begin with a pleasanter verb. “To love,” for instance. VERONIQUE: Yes, that’s much better. It’s a logical beginning, to be sure. Carl Gantooort, Carolyn Thomson and Charles Brown. From “Tne Gonpotters” It is discovered that one of these gentlemen with the Venetian — stock- ings is the long lost king of Bara- taria; inspiring the chorus thusly: Then hail! O From “Tur Crowpeo Hour” King, Whichever you may be, To you we sing, But do not bend The hero of a dozen battles is almost overcome by @ gush attack. Dorotny: I’m crazy about soldiers. I just the knee— It’s terrible to be a misunderstood woman. knew you were an officer—all those medals and It may be thou— . . things. I had a lot of awfully dear friends in Likewise it may — Manre (simply): You tickle me! the army, but gee!—they sent them all to be thee— Loney (simpler still): What an unusual So, hail! O King, request! Whichever you may be! France. Henry Stephenson and Rae Selwyn. Mae West and Ed Wynn. comicbooks.com