Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 21, 1924 · page 9

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EVERYDAY 'A GOOD LAUGIi:
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hearsal. If we should run away not,
it would cause them to lose thous-
ands of dollars and disappoint a
whole lot or children who are anxi-
ously waiting to bee it thrown on the
screen at the movie theaters."

”Oh. go to sleep snd don't bother
Your head about movie people. They
don't put themselves out for you."

"But. Billy, it would be such a
mean thing to dol'i

“No. it wouldn't. They can take
some other picture in the place of
. the one we are all in. And’ then they
can take some other time when we
come back."

On hearing W): at Billy said, Stub-
by and Button thought to them~
selves, “Poor little innocent Toodleel
Little does she think that Billy never ,, , . , ~ .
expects to even stick his twee inside , ' ' ' ' i ”J;
of this studio yard again? ' .

Though they admired Billy's M
courage and his other good traits ' \
immensely, his friends could not ‘
deny that st times he was a, very
thoughtless and a. very selfish goat. -

(Tomorrow we will see, it Billy
and his i'riends carried. out their
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v ‘ routine they were overjoyed
' "\‘m‘prt‘t ot' another trip into
‘ry with Billy. For they had
"zany \v"‘_h him in yr-ars past
it always had such fun and
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uums nf lhf’ll‘ trips that a:
min-en the three of them they
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t that ~very night. Just whom
:nonn shun» 1hr" top of tilt-
an r'mf Was rim "imu iiit‘y “H"l'f
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tn All lit-iv plans hml biw-n
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'n—morrow! That is the tiny
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