... the office and—Do you know the latest? Far as I can figure out, Ted’s new bee is he’d like to be a movie actor and—And here I’ve told him a hundred t... ...ow the latest? Far as I can figure out, Ted’s new bee is he’d like to be a movie actor and—And here I’ve told him a hundred times, if he’ll go to coll... ... an areoplane maybe, as a reward for the hard work he puts in going to the movies with Eunice Littlefield! Well, when you see me giving you—” Somewhat... ...t the hysteric rob- ins as he would have chuckled at kittens or at a comic movie. He was, to the eye, the perfect office-going ex- ecutive—a well-fed ... ... inspiring a wife she is.... Typical instance last evening: We went to the movies. There was a big crowd waiting in the lobby, us at the tail-end. She... ...e a little older and un- derstood business, instead of always going to the movies and running around with a lot of fool girls with their dresses up to...

...unties which constitute God’s Country. In the sensitive art of the Rosebud Movie Palace there is a Mes- sage, and humor strictly moral. Such is our co... ...already, why, they can hop into the Ford or the Overland and get in to the movies on Saturday evening quicker than you could get down to ‘em by trolle... ...on black sand. A small wooden motion-picture theater called “The Rose- bud Movie Palace.” Lithographs announcing a film called “Fatty in Love.” Howlan... ...there’d be lovely sermons, and church twice on Sunday, every Sunday! And a movie show! A regular theater, just for movies. With the sign “Change of bi... ...he sign “Change of bill every evening.” Pictures every evening! There were movies in Scandia Crossing, but only once every two weeks, and it took the ... .... They drove home under the sunset. Mounds of straw, and wheat-stacks like bee-hives, stood out in startling rose and gold, and the green-tufted stubb... ...ee so in Regarding to dat i wont to tank you. the Doctor heir say wat shot bee rong wit mee and day give mee som Madsin but it diten halp mee like wat...

...haired youth when Fuselli came back. “Dunno,—run round a bit an’ go to the movies,” he an- swered, filling his mouth with potato. “Gawd, it’s time fer... ...t, where he didn’t know anybody and where there was no place to go but the movies. “‘Lo, buddy,” came a voice beside him. The tall youth who had sat o... ...th who had sat opposite at mess was just catching up to him. “Goin’ to the movies?” “Yare, nauthin’ else to do.” “Here’s a rookie. Just got to camp th... ...is feller’s name’s Powers … . Bill Powers. Mine’s Fuselli … . Goin’ to the movies, Mr. Eisenstein?” “No, I’m trying to find a skirt.” The little man l... ...d Fuselli, “I got a good friend who’s a kike.” They were coming out of the movies in a stream of people in which the blackish clothes of factory-hands... ...“I’d like to get out and walk around Dijon.” “O boy!” “I swear I’ d make a bee line for a dairy lunch,” said Judkins. “Hell of a fine dairy lunch you’...

...Perhaps I do. Who told you? CAPTAIN SHOTOVER. T alk like a man, not like a movie. You mean that you make a hundred thousand a year. MANGAN. I don’t bo...