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Tail-enders by George Jean Nathan opert J. Suerman has ¥ . made a statement that The Gorilla he wrote his play. “If a gorilla comes in here “Spooks,” during one day and j I'll go through that door.” evening. Just why it took him “But there is no door there.” all that time is pretty hard to “TM make one!” make out. Perhaps he spent the evening making a carbon copy. There is nothing in “Spooks” that hasn't appeared in the thousand and one mystery plays that have preceded it. Any man with a good memory could have written it in half the time (Continued on page 39) “Tell Me More” “Sky High” Emma Haig—She's so “She's so homely — she dumb, she looks in a glass could sue her parents for with her eves shut to see damages!” how she looks when she’s sleeping! comicbooks.com