La Grande evening observer., August 08, 1945, Image 4

Page Pour
An Actual Movie
XXIV
ivf nnm taw Bf niinoM
Corliss is chewing nervously on
a bobby pin, making a distressing
rriinchintf sound. Suddenly a light
noes on In the Frnnklln house
Ufvnm. 41t HrlvPWflV. It is Q light
In Dexter's bedroom. Corliss
quickly snaps off the light In her
rnnm and eues steulthily to the
window to observe.
INT. DEXTER'S BEDROOM
DEXTEK'S BEDROOM AS
BEEN AORO88 THE DKIVEWAV
BV COKUSH
Dexter is backing Into the room
While his outraged father stands
In the doorway.
MH. FRANKLIN: (warnlngly)
I ought to break every bone in
. your body!
DEXTER: Yes, sir.
Franklin goes out and closes the
door behind him. Dexter heaves
a sigh of relief and sits morosely
on hit bed. Corliss is crouched
by the window in the immediate
f.g., her back to the camera.
CORLISS: (cautiously) Hey
psstl
Dexter glances across. Corliss en
joins silence, and Dexter comes
cautiously to the window.
CLOSE SHOT CORLI88 AND
DEXTER
Dexter looks somewhat the worse
tor wear.
; DEXTER: Holy cow are we in
a jaml
CORLISS: (happily) It's all
right, Dexter stop worrying.
Everything's all right
DFXTER: Huh? f
'CORLISS: (excitedly) I tell you
everytliing is all right. I had
o terrific idea and I told them
CORUSS' BEDROOM SHOOT
ING TOWARD DEXTER'S ROOM
Before Corliss has time to divulge
the highly Important details of her
terrific idea, the door of Dexter's
bedroom Is flung open by Mr.
By MRS. ANNE CABOT
Kindurgurlnci's, firs t-graders
and second-graders will yo buck
to school a little mure willingly
'If they can "show off" a paitic
iularly pretty and new school
dress! This yoked und narrow
gashed dress is the easily luun
tleruulc type that busy mothers
like to make and little girls like
to wear.
" To obtain complete pattern and
"finishing instructions for the Yok
ed School Frock (Pattern No.
5021) sizes 5, 11, 7 years included
in pattern, semi 15 cents in COIN.
plus 1 cent postage, YOUR NAME.
ADDRESS und the PATTERN
'.NUMBER to Anne Cabot, La
iriinde Evening Observer, Villi
Mission street, Sun Francisco,
'.Cnllf.
Danish Premier
HORIZONTAL
1.4 Pictured
Danish
premier
10 lliilf-em
1 1 Aged
14 Angers
15 Compass point
16 11c soatcd
18 Hawaiian bird
19 Relative (ab.)
20 Pints (ob.)
21 Ripped
23 Pare
24 Pedal
extremities
25 Cognomen
27 Needy
28 Companion
29 Sea euglc
30 Cluioj
31 From
32 Possessed
33 Tear
35 Confound
36 Monster
38 Distribute
39 Metal scoria
42 Girl's name
44 Malt drink
45 Station (ab.)
46 Exclamation
4a Father
49 Id est (ab.)
50 Darling
01 Honey maker
53 Symbol tor
tantalum
54 Mi) Is premier
of
55 Chamber
: VERTICAL
2 Vegetable
3 Negative
4 Mud
5 Russian city
6 Lamprey
7 Lone Scout
(ab.)
8 Penetrate
9 Pause
12 Behold!
13 Diamond
cutter's cup
17 Snare
20 Ceyloncse
foot soldier
22 Flow
24 He was Den
mark's
minister be-
i:m4-i
B Like
Back to School
502,f3l
K HUGH HS&EiOT A
Shooting Script
Franklin. Grimly he sees nis son
half-way out of the window talk
Ing to Corliss.
MR. FRANKLIN: You keep
away from that poor girl,
DEXTER: But, gee whiz
MR. FRANKLIN: Shut upl And
come with me.
iin uniltR n,xter bv the scruff of
the neck and yanks him out of
tne room.
INT. PORCH
CLO.HE SHOT MR. AND MRS.
ARCHER
Archer is still on the telephone,
impatiently awaiting Ids connec
tion. MR. ARCHER: (into phone,
suddenly) All right, operator-
let me speak to him.
He covers the mouthpiece with his
hand and addresses his wife in
an eager whisper.
MR. ARCHER: She located a
JP name of Waldo.
INT. WALDO BUNGALOW
NIGHT
CLOSE SHOT
Mr. Waldo, peering over the top
of his glasses, is talking over the
telephone while his wife, a plump,
amiablo matron, sits in a rocker,
knitting.
MR. WALDO: (into pnonej
What? Who? What's the
name? Oh, a couple - months
ago, huh? Hang on a minute,
(to his wife) Get me that book
over there.
Mrs. Waldo gets up from her
rocker and hands him his book
of records.
CLOSEUT PAGE OF REGIS
TER
Waldo's somewhat dirty foreftn
irer Dauscs halfway down the page
at the following entry:
Archer, Irfouuru i-rmjsir, jnjiurva
CLOSEUP WALDO
He turns back to the phone.
WALDO: (into phone, witn a
Questions & Answert
Qln what area was the great
est steel tonnage increase regis
tered during the war?
A Pittsburgh.
Q What is the distance from
Australia to New Zealand?
A From Sydney, Australia, to
Wellington, N. Z 1361 miles.
Q When wus the first Guten
berg Bible published?
A In 1455.
O How did shiubuildini! speed
during World War I compare
with the present war
A Ten to 12 months were re
quired to build an ocean-going
vessel in 11117-18. Liberty ships,
averaging ono-third larger were
huilt in as little us 1U days on reg
ular production in 1941).
Q Who are the Creoles?
A Descendants of the original
Spanish and French settlers in
Louisiana.
Q How many war casualties
did the Italians suffer after their
armistice with the allies?
A Italy raised un army of MO,
000 troops to fight with the ullics,
and suffered 44,41)4 casualties.
Building Permits
Neul Svarles, erect one-story
frame dwelling, 171)11 Jefferson
street, $I!)D.
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Atitvi't- to I't-fvlini PuAata
fore World
War II began
26 Escape
27 Spanish name
32 Detest
34 Goad
35 Affray
37 Muse of
poetry
38 Female
servant
39 Heavenly
body
40 Song bird
41 Chatter
43 First man
45 Ocean
47 Him
50 Decimeter
ab
52 Symbol for
erbium
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THE LA
happy smile) StIU there, Mr.
Archer? Well, sir, I checked and
I found Itl (in somewhat pomp
ous official tones) On July 20th,
I duly Joined in the bunds of
holy wedlock an Archer and
CLOSE SHOT MR. ARCHER
He has heard all he wants to hear,
MR. ARCHER: Okay thanks a
lot. Sorry to've bothered you.
Goodby.
He turns to his wife triumphantly.
MR. ARCHER: It's okay, Janet
they're married all right.
CLOSE SHOT MR. AND MBS.
ARCHER
The sound of Waldo's voice is still
buzzing faintly as Archer locates
the hook and hangs up. It is quite
obvious from the way this scene
is shown that Archer has not
heard clearly the true facts. Mrs.
Archer la intensely relieved.
MRS. ARCHER: Well, of course,
they're still little idiots but at
leaBt they are married, It could
have been worse.
Mrs. Archer sits down In a chair
in a sentimental reverie. Archer
paces up and down gloomily.
MR. ARCHER: We'll Just have
to get It annulled!
MRS. ARCHER: (gently) But,
Harry dear, we cant. They're
going to have a baby.
INT. CORLISS' BEDROOM
Corliss is at the window again.
We are SHOOTING DOWN over
her shoulder towards the Frank
lin house from which the Frank
lins are Just emerging. Franklin
holds Dexter firmly by the scruff
of the neck, and Mrs. Franklin la
fluttering around excitedly.
DEXTER: (protesting) But, gea
whiz, Dad
MR. FRANKLIN: (howling)
Shut up. One more peep out of
you and I'll knock your block;
off. so helD me!
He kicks open the communicating,
gate, and they are all obviously
heading for the Archer back:
porch. Corliss hastily ducks irom
the window and flies across the
room towards the stairs.
(To Be Continued)
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Official Records
Water turned off. Aug. 7i
Paul A. Irruch, 1154 Adams
avenue.
Water turned ons
R. E. Swan, 1503 Monnx! street;
Lester J. Saler, 1202 First street;
R. W. Mathiesen, 902 C avenue.
Hold Everything
Army Interceptors closing In
last at 5 o ciocttr
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GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
Our Boarding House
finei i uci -i o soldi! nci
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Boots and Her Buddies
Freckles and His Friends
1 FEEL SORRV FOK.JHB T MOlV COMET, PIS EON ? WHY Xf
POOR OLPOODGEg. yTHE JeCn
Red Ryder
WHlTt GIRL- 6M IF
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Alley Oop
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to OUR FOLS CANT DO THI5 V MATTER OF LrRE
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