La Grande evening observer., July 18, 1945, Image 4

Pi
i
IN
P
Tl
at'
an
id
w'
le
re
w
a
le
tc
n
ri
h
T
ti
tl
t
a
t
Page Four
k man twmmssir
Actual Movie Shooting Script
TIIH HltMlYi Corlliu Arrhrr
and Mildred I'rlniclf were arlllii
klMHP ut it I HO Itiittiifir until Itirlr
uutlifm Muildrnly turned up. till
Ike ny liumr, ilitrr U un nrjtu
' went find rni-li molher la Inrhnrd
to bin inn Him I J iMi on the olhrr'n
. uiraurlnic. TlifJ- pnrt lliilluiiuiill).
Itmntvr, tkf hoy nvst dour, (rlt-a
la I HI t urllaii wbnl nu mful
1 thlntr nhf hum dune. Coi-IImm drrntU
' buying; hve fit titer rind out.
vi
INT. ARCHER HOME BACK
I'OHCII
MED. HIIOT
Wo are SHOOTING towards a
door which luadu from tho porch
Into a hall. A Juinblo of mule
voices is heard and looisieus.
Corliss looks imploringly at her
mother, in pantomime urging her
not to tell Daddy. Then she hur
ries towards the stulrs, Intending
to ceo ud to her room. At this
moment Daddy appears In the
doorway. Mil. AHCHER Is a
pleasant, quite distinguished-looking
man in his early forties. He
la an attorney whose quiet, un
assuming appearance belies a
warm sense of humor and a wide
lrrasclble streak. He does not
' notice Corliss for a moment.
MR. ARCHER: (jovlully) Eve
: nlng, Janet, (beckoning to
' someone In hall) This way, my
boy.
He Is joined In the doorway by a
very good-looking young soldier
Private Earhart.
MR. ARCHER: Here wo arol
' Janet this is Prlvute Eurhurt
; of the Tank Corps,
i MRS. ARCHER: (vaguely) How
i do you do.
.Willis Earhart murmurs a polite
.response to this greeting
MR. ARCHER: Private Ear
' hart was thumbing a ride into
,' town thought it'd be rather
nice for him tc have dinner with
US. i
MRS. ARCHER: (feebly) Why
er yes of course.
. At this moment Archer notices
his daughter who, from the foot
of the stairs, has been giving Ear-
Midsummer Bag
By MRS. ANNE CABOT
Crochet this handsome affair
in pink and black coltnn yarn to
wear with your hot weather
dresses and suits. And you'll
want to make another later on
in durk shades for your full cos
tumes. The monogram Is donu
in bluck cord. Use the shoulder
strap if you like a short strap
Is used if you prefer to luck your
bag under your arm. Bug is 15
inches by 8Ms.
To obtain complete crocheting
Instructions for the pink ami
black bag (pattern No. 51112) send
15 cents in coin, plus 1 cent posl-
U. S. Army Leader
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured
52 He commands
a unit of the
commander of
U. S. bombing
plunes in
Middle East,
Brig. -Gen.
7 niocd money
8 Symbol for
europium
9 Sturdy tree
It Month (ab.)
12 Prayer
19 And (Latin)
17 Statement
19 Italian city
20 Immunizing
a Rents
22 Rnv window
24 Victim of
leprosy
25 Mohammedan
holy city
28 Genus of
geese
27 Palm Illy
28 Bachelor of
Arts (ab.)
29 Contract
32 Indians
35 Approaches
38 Automaton
37 Diminutive of
Eugene
38 Church pari
42 College cheers
48 From
44 Manifest
48 Notary public
(ab.)
47 Call for help
at sea
49 Any
50 England (ab.)
U. S.
forces
VERTICAL
1 Chaldean city
2 Zoological
garden
3 Wreathes
4 Squall
5 No (Fr.)
0 Symbol for
tantalum
7 Child's
ailment
10 Retains
11 Mud
13 Of the thing
14 Whirlwind
16 Woody plant
17 tie heads
U. S.
I 1-4
5 0 j
I 17
hart a thoroughly approving once,
over.
MR. ARCHER: Hello, Corliss,
Every inch an Ingenue, Corliss
trips daintily across the porch and
lllngs her arms about her father.
CORLISS: (cooing) Hello, an
gel. MR. ARCHER: Earhart this
is my daughter, Corliss.
EARHART: (charmingly) How
do you du, Miss Archer.
MR. ARCHER: Oh, yuu don't
have to call her Miss Archer
she's unly f , . .
CORLISS: (instantly) Daddy,
you don't liuvo to givo him my
life history! (to Earhurt) Aren't
parents a scream though? No
mutter how old you get they
still treat you like you were a
ninfant, or something.
During this scene Mrs. Archer has
been frantically trying to catch
her husband's eye und has finally
caught it. It Is quite obvious that
she desires immediately confer
ence with him in private She
goes towards the hall.
MRS. ARCHER: (to Earhart
graciously) Will you excuse me
lust a moment I
She goes out Into the hall, beck
oning peremptorily for Archer to
follow her. Puzzled, but obedient,
he does so, and even as the door
closes behind them It Is obvious
he's about to hear the whole story
of Corliss' precocity.
INT. PORCH
REVERSE ANGLE
While Earhart fondles Moronlca,
Corliss looks him over with glow
ing approval.
earhart: i. think it's sweu or
your father to pick up a perfect
stranger and bring him home to
dinner,
CORLISS: Oh, I do, loo. I
mean, I think it's swell he
brought you.
EARHART: (making conversa
tion) I hear you've got a brother
in tlie service.
Corliss eagerly indicates a framed
Deeds Filed
James L. Ingerson et ux to
Charles A. Kurthcr et ux, portion
of lot 4, Blk. 7(1, Chaplin's addi
tion, La Grande city, $10 and
other considerations.
Churles E. Kcstcr, by execu
trix, to Stonewall J. Gorhom,
WHi off SE'i, SE'i, ail in Sec.
1H, Twp. 8 S. R. 39 E, $5,463.80.
George R. Lyman et ux to F.
Carolyn Smith et vir, WVi Lot 5,
portion of Lot 6, Blk. 97, Chap
lin's addition, La Grande city, $1
und other considerations.
Frank J. Fuught et ux to James
M. McBiith ot ux,. portion of Blk.
14, Swackhamcr's addition, town
of Union, $2500.
Official Records
Wsler turned off, July 17:
Pike L. HedKi-en, 2113 Second
street; Mrs. James McButh, 1501
W avenue; W. E. Fields, 003
Sixth street.
Wuter turned on:
Roy 15. MuKdcn, 222 Depot
street; W. E. Fields, 1108 C uve.
Building Permits
W. E. Fields, alter and repair
one-story frame dwelling, 1108 C
uvenue, $300.
pattern number lo Anno Cubot,
age, your name, address. and the
La Grande Evening Observer, 70!)
Mission St., San Francisco, Culif.
ti.ilnile,. iiirtl,'jt-,l liitliil cullrj
KLEENEX Urn I tltir uii ilimlra
I'crtilulit as It ,ulB to luoarn Htul trniov
If til Ji klirmla 'Unit whu liiHuwrd aim.
f iHmtlons ami aiijillnl KlMrti uioa
triiii m
nl
klicuiUlii1 .liJtnwnt.
Tlu-w tiH'ia riitliimf.istU-iill- in.ils Klri ami
claim tlicy are itu longrt ruilmtritBnil unit hi now
haiV mill tti.il rlo.it rtimiilrii.iut, Un Hltwtvl.
II ii lie 4tl'lii-ntiun i!t"- not s.itisly, run art iltiutil
foul uiuury bach. Ask (ot Hl"Ft twUy, am.
Pay loss Drug Store
Answer to Previous la.
mm
planes in his
theater of war
18 Reprimand
20 Member of
U. S. Senate
21 Takes into
custody
23 Dens
24 Toil
30 Require
31 Walking
sticks
33 Oriental cen
34 Except as
otherwise
herein pro
vided (ab.)
38 Rough lava
39 Chief god Of
Memphis
40 Dispatched
41 llalf-cm
44 Greek letter
45 Five and five
48 He Is a native
son -
Pennsylvania
i No good (ab.)
1
I IH9SLQJ& El aMCOOSI
3lE ARTHUR ll'SSri
OTSe i55!L y&!1a1
'liSSiniiiS
i l 6 In I B It
F jC1!
ii iT" 13 J"
IT" V"ZZ? IT1 u
ir rVir
wrr fiMtsr-r-5?
- fcwA
5T iii is ho w TC-
"-HrS- 55r ST 1
L bl 1
I I I I II Ln
TH?
idiotcigraph on tlie riuuikl-piece.
CORLISS: Uh-huh, Lenny's a
lieutenant In the Air Corps. And
I have an uncle that's a chap
lain in the Navy. My brother's
coming home pretty soon.
EARHART; That' swell. How
old is he?
CORLISS: (cagily) Oh, Lenny's
in his twenties, (a happy after
thought) He's Just a lew months
older than I am.
Earhart turns away to hide a grin,
EARHART: (gravely) How
few?
CORLISS: (airily) Oh, I forget
three or tour.
EARHART: (he has the great
est difficulty suppressing, his
amusement) You know, Corliss
this is what we miss most in
the Army being invited to a
home like this. You know what
I mean?
CORLISS: (soulfully) Yes, ot
course. Do you know many
people In town?
EARHART: Not a soul.
CORLISS! That's terrible. How
do you spend your leaves?
EARHART: I don't know
mooch around go to a show . . .
CORLISS: (delicate hint)
" Alone?
EARHART: ' Mostly.' Some
times with other fellows.
CORLISS: Don't you have a
girl?
EARHART: Nop.
MED, SHOT
Corliss and Earhart are In the f.
In the b. g. the Archers are
just re-entering from the hall.
Neither Corliss nor Earhart no
tices them for a moment.
CORLISS: Don't you Ilk girls?
Before Earhart can reply to this
leading question, Mr. Archer
coughs noisily.
MR. ARCHER: Dlnner'll be
ready In about two minutes,
Earhart. If you want to wash
up, I'll show you the way.
EARHART: Thanks very much,
sir.
Smiling at Corliss over his shoul
der, Earhart goes Into the hall.
MR. ARCHER: (dryly) He likes
girls.
(To Be Continued)
Abbott-Herbert Corp.
Distributed NBA SERVICE, INC.
Sport 8 Bolero
8879
12-42
By SUE BURNETT
You'll feel as cool as a choco
late frost in this slimming sun
back frock gayly trimmed with
bright ric-ruc. Matching bolero
for street wear.
Pattern No. 8879 is designed
for sizes 12, 14, 18, 18, 20; 40 and
42. Size 14, drisf. - juires 2
yards of 35 of 39-Inch fabric; bo
lero, 1 Is yards.
For this pattern, sena iO cents,
In coins, your name, address,
size desired and the pattern num
ber to Sue Burnett, La Grande
Evening Observer, 7U!) Mission
St., Sun Francisco, Calif.
Fushion. Just 15 cents. A com
plete guide in planning wardrobe
needs for all the family.
COMPLETE BATTLESHIP
Kuch battleship is a complete
unit, generating its own electric
ity, having a complete telephonic
and telegraphic exchange, radio
und mechanical signaling devices,
prints a daily newspaper in its
own printship, has a movie thea
ter, library, reception rooms, post
office, jail, hospital, und schools.
Hold Everything
' Hmphl At the war plant I used
to get a bonus one in a while!"
llni,twina.tn" .;
LA GRANDE EVENING QBSERYER, LA GfrAJfPE, QREGOty
Our Boarding House
DETECTOR IS ALL AD30STSD
TO CATCH TH& ICEBOX
THIEF ALL you MA.ME
TO t0 IS STAV AVWAkiE
AMD MATCr Twe
Television scReeri
ON THE WA.U TO
CATCH TH& MARAUDEE
RED" HANDED
Boots and Her Buddies
cooio SHE wcwovo
n
'vit
i
Freckles and His Friends
WHATS EATING SOU J SAME OLD X EVER SINCE JUNES MAP C nJO NOW HILDAlS GET-l INCLUDE ME IN I WANT lb ?
TWO SAD SAMS ? y-S THING - ) APPEARED IN THE MAGA- TING FAN MAIL.SO ITS MV1 I GO DOWN FOR "THE "WiRDTlME
h niiiiffl i ininnMi f THESKms ( zine, she's been getting turm to LsT... -
Red Ryder Fred Hmrnuok
t0O0UCMrL I r1HlS CLIFF IS , M EVIL- SPIRIT )V ,v i A ) '
ffV0( PUT 1 CANST FIGURE-J I STRMGHT UP AC") )W aAP WOOK- Aft WZA Y IL l'J i
vSJ ZK HOW THEY GOT v i DOWN) OJ ALL Mk Q?X9S?h sQlL
Wash Tubbs
C3HE WESTERM PACIFIC IS BLANKETED By THE
u VOICE OF A MYSTERIOUS WOMAN, RISIN6
SUNSHINE, OF THE TOKIO
... ANO YESTERPAY X HEY, BUT LACK THE HEART if?7jLff l.-P0U&HB0a TOUR BOYS AW HERSLAU6 SOUIWi LUcC ii f
jll TjE r
AUfV P ByV. T.Hamlii f
-f- .""Si MA60UERA0IN0A fiOTTA PROMOTE lii'M'&yM, YOUR HE SHOwtrT nl' JP? jJr,ZfZs, A : fc''
&a iS THIS IS 7H AS ADVISER J COOLA ANT BOOM I I b-Sf HIGH NESS SHOvvEO UPi eftfffZ L 1
i Wss i r8lT yST mvjA i
ALL' RlSHT, BUT IF THIS
FALSE START VOO'CE
TROUBLE IN A DOUBLE
-"-ILL HAVE TO HINJCH M.V-
selpto Keep FROrA dozing,
AMD THIS HAD BETTER. MOT
be OUST ANiOTHER.
UN IHCKIK&:
W ' (?ree
1-1
FOR. VOD, MARTHA ?i
BAPIO
With Major Hoople Qui Our WayvviS-i-
IS A
COOKING.
BOILER'
PUFF -
" "VSy
mm
AC TO
THB
(HT. ,.yOU AWERtCANS f WE'LL SHOW THOSE JAP T
' " " ' i-" I 1 WB Sff.myi SHE CatlUIS 1 UU I MM BLLFFJ , EVAfT VM : t '
f I SHALL L OO;: sJrBLL, FIRST YOU BETTER W$$M.;
( HOME AMP 3ETl CUT. THE HEAP OFffATHAT B ;
S A FRYING ' J FISH, AMP THE TAIL AMD THE IsL
V PAM? FINS AND THE SCALES AND MV .'
Y -vLr- '( GET THE INSIDES OUT--.
-
' I WS. ' " ,s ' U4"! ' ' -' '
tan
tHEN RrSIMfl SUMSmwe B
AT LEAST X
SHE
OUR BOYS
STfcl1 II JO HOVO OVi WOW, I J
mns V fNE UUNO Huwr
X 1 Mil m
mmi mm'w m mm ' r m
Wednesday, JuJy 18, 1945
'. ' f Mf
if-hj.- . 7-7
J.R.Wiuua4S.
IWIK HT IMyiCC. IhC. T. M IIIC U. t AT. 0?,.
By Edgar Martin
Merrill Blosser
By Leslie Turner
ACCCPTEP A gHTgBTAIWMBMT- i"
SHE SPeAKS WITH-,
OUT AN ACCENT, EXACTLVM
AW HER SLAW 5 SOUMDi UKCl