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TUB STOnVl Alter eloDln.
Mildred and l.rntir" men return
home, When ?rllaa telle Lenny
about the new row wltJt Mr.
Prlnirte, he ranfeeeee thnt he mid
Mildred nre mnrrleil. thnt he hnd
planned' to tell their pnrente thnt
venlntr but le doean't know
what to do. lie hna ahnut decided
la tell them nnrrrar when Mr.
Areher'a voire la heard In the
hall, lie la ruiilnir.
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INT. ARCHER PORCH
MEDIUM SHOT SHOOTING
TOWARD THE HALL
On the heels of this threat, Mr.
Archer appears In the doorway.
He is very much the worse for
wear and holds a bloody nancwer
chief to his nose. There's a wide
rip Jn his trouser leg. One eye is
already beginning to close with
the beginning of what promises to
be a memorable shiner. Mrs.
Archer Is fussing over him solicit
ously but Mr. Archer Is In no
mood for solicitude. Corliss and
Lenny are duly astounded at the
fight of their parent. '
, MRS. ARCHER: Now, Harry,
please sit downl You're going
to get blood over everything.
i CORLISS: Daddy, what's the
mattor?
LENNY: For Pete's sake what
happened?
MRS. ARCHER: (peremptorily)
Corliss, run to the kitchen and
get trie some Ice cubes right
away.
CORLISS: (frantically) But
, what happened? What hap
pened? MR. ARCHER: (bellowing)
' Don't stand there yapping
"What happened." I'm blced-
ing to death.
.Corliss dashes into the kitchen.
Between them Lenny ond Mrs.
Archer practically force Mr.
Archer onto the couch.
LENNY: (alarmed) Mom, was
he hit by a car?
MR. ARCHER: (yelling) No, I
, was hit by Bob Prlngle the
, dirty, cowardly rat and I'll sue
' him U It's the lait thing I do.
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Shooting Script
GROUP SHOT
Corliss enters from the
kitchen
followed by Louise,
Corliss car
ries a tray of ice cubes and dish
cloths. Louise has had the sense
to bring along a white enameled
basin. She nils next to Mr. Archer
on the couch and holds the basin
under his bleeding nose.
LOUISE: Land sokes, what
happened?
In a confused melee they all try
to minister to Mr. Archer at once.
MRS. ARCHER: Loosen your
collar, dear.
LENNY: Hold your head down.
Dad.
MR. ARCHER: (bitterly) That's
exactly what I did when he
hit me. The rat!
LOUISE: (calmly) What rat?
MR. ARCHER: Mr. Prlngle.
LOUISE: I hope you hit him.
MR. ARCHER: You're darn
right I did.
LOUISE: (happily) Good for
you, Mr. Archer.
They nod to each other In com
plete approval.
CORLISS: (frantically) will
somebody please tell me what
happened?
MRS. ARCHER: We were walk
ing home past the Pringles' and
they were in front and we got
into an argument.
MR. ARCHER: And without
any warning, the yellow cow
ard socked me right in tho nose.
MRS. ARCHER: You started it,
Harry, You called him a vile
nnmo,
MR. ARCHER: (truculently) I
did not. I called him a stupid
s
MRS. ARCHER: (shocked)
Harry, please,
Corliss has finally succeeded In
loosening a few ice cubes. She
stands behind tho couch and tries
to hold them against her father's
eye. He brushes her away, irri
tably. MR. ARCHER: (growling)
That's my good eye. Leave it
alone.
Washington
Merry-Go-Round
Continued From Peg 2
taking two German women, at
the point of their guns, upstairs
in a German house, where other
men wutched the rape.
But according to Pvt. Waller
M. Coulter of Providence, R. I.,
General Slack acted "on the
word of two German women who
arc without doubt as fanatical as
the German army that we have
given tho best years of our lives
to defeat."
"We were taken tn headquar
ters, 20Jth field artillery bat
talion, where we had the most
insulting talk delivered to us that
wo ever had to endure. General
Slack called us a bunch of dirty
two or three times. He told
the three men accused of rape
that he would personally sec that
they wore hanged and under
ground within 3D days. He also
said his judge advocate had
never lust a case and would not
lose this one,"
But when Senator Theodore
Green of Rhode Island heard
about this, he asked Undersecre
tary of War Patterson for an in
vestigation. General Kisonhowor,
in turn, ordered n full report by
tho inspector general, on tho bas
is of which Elsenhower reported
that he was reprimanding Gener
al Slack, though he added the
general "has a lung record of
arduous and efficient battle serv
ice." The enlisted men accused in
.the case woro court-martialed,
and all 22 who were present at
the scene were acquitted.
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MEDIUM SHOT SHOOTING
TOWARD SCREEN DOOR
At this moment Raymond stealth
ily enters tho porch, and at first
he's not noticed.
RAYMOND: (fierce whisper)
Hey psstl Lenny!
Mr. Archer hears also and at the
sight of Raymond he almost hits
the celling.
RAYMOND: (amiably) HI, Mr.
Archer.
Mr. Archer makes a lunge for
Raymond, but is held back by his
wife.
MR. ARCHER: (bellowing) Get
that spawn of Robert Prlngle's
out of my housel
RAYMOND: (beats a hasty re
treat) Okay, Mr. Archer. Okay.
I'm going. I just thought you
might be interested to know
that Pop's in far worse shape
than 'you are.
Archer makes a violent lunge in
his direction. Raymond hastily
beats it into the garden. Mrs.
Archer and Louise drag Archer
towards the hall, leaving Lenny
and Corliss alone on the porch.
INT. PORCH
CLOSE SHOT CORLISS AND
LENNY
Lenny quickly closes the door.
LENNY: (urgent whisper) Now
listen after thla you're not to
soy anything. You've got to
swear.
CORLISS: 111 take an oath in
blood like we did when we
were kids. Will that satisfy
you, Lenny? You know I never
went back on that, (she indi
cates a bloodstain on her finger;
in all seriousness) And this is
Daddy's blood, too.
LENNY: Okay, .
Cor, Iks raises her hand and her
voice is hushed with childish sin
cerity. ,
CORLISS: (this la tho secret
oath) I swear in blood by ev
erything I hold sacred hat I'll
never reveal your secret.
LENNY: (a warning growl)
You'd better not! That's all.
CORLISS: (a dramatic pause;
Joun of Are, no less) They
could torture me and I wouldn't
FADE OUT
(To Be Continued)
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