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Or Sunday will do, if you aren't working then. I don't like your color. Here, wait a minute. I'll give you a prescription. You'd better stop and fill it before you go home. Take the first dose before you eat and come in Sunday. Man, you don't want to neglect yourself. You " "Then you don't think Hollywood ?" Peter took the daffodils and began absently crumpling the waxed paper around them.

Reginald looked after him with misty eyes. "I used to tell mother it would break his heart. I never saw any one so wrapped up in a child!" "And your father, Rege?" John was calm again. "Had a fit of apoplexy soon after. I think Nan was the only thing in the world he cared for. It had never struck him that she could die. We sold Hollywood and went abroad.

You're awfully kind, Mary dear " Mary dear was at the telephone. "Mrs. Lissome. That's who. Send up that Jap boy for the bags." Mrs. Lissome's name and Mrs. Lissome's commands apparently carried heavily in Hollywood. A uniformed Jap appeared immediately as though summoned by a genie. The bags seemed to spring to him, so quickly was he enveloped by their glittering surfaces.

Besides, I don't like that Hugo over there so much. He hates to part with anything like money, and he'll gyp you if he can. Say, I'll bet he couldn't play an honest game of solitaire. How'd you like my hair this way? Like it, eh? That's good. And me having the only freckles left in all Hollywood. Ain't I the little prairie flower, growing wilder every hour? "Say, on the level, pa needs work.

A thriving village has been built up at this place, known as Film City, for many of those employed by the firm prefer to live close to their work. Another large "plant" of the same concern is located in the heart of Hollywood. As they passed through Film City Uncle John remarked: "We are invited to visit this place and witness the making of a motion picture.

When the young fellow, Bassanio, was telling Antonio about his girl in Belmont?" His neighbour turned to him eagerly. "I wonder did they just put that bit in about Belmont," he said. "There's a place near Belfast called Belmont ... just beyond the Hollywood Arches there! Do you know it?" John shook his head.

Here it beat quick and bright, marking the passage of some regiment from the defences east or south to the defences north. There it beat deep and slow, a muffled drum, a Dead March some officer killed in a skirmish, or dying in a hospital, borne now to Hollywood. Elsewhere, quick and bright again, it meant Home Guards going to drill.

A Hollywood agent on a fishing trip strikes up a conversation with Kermit-the-Frog. The agent is impressed with him and suggests that he move west, to Hollywood. Though seemingly content in his East Coast swamp, Kermit is taken by the agent's prediction that, as a movie star, he could make millions of people happy. "Make millions of people happy," echoes the starry-eyed muppet.

Everidge spoke the last words softly and Evadne, looking at her uplifted face, shining now with the radiance which always filled it when she spoke of her Lord, saw again that glowing face which she had watched across the gate at Hollywood and heard the strange, exultant tones, 'He is my King! Ah, that was beautiful! That was what Aunt Marthe meant, and Pompey and Dyce.

Still she would be proud, also, for by that time they would be calling her to Hollywood itself. Of course nothing so distressing or so grand had happened yet, for none of her dramas had been accepted; but she was coming on. It might happen any time. She joined Merton, a long envelope in her hand and a brave little smile on her pinched face. "Which one is it?" he asked, referring to the envelope.