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po By Crockett Johnson
“Why yes, Grey Dormant and |. Company check for that issue of O'Malley Debenture Bonds has been sent direct to you of O'Malley Enterprises. We won't bother Mr. O'Malley about it. : :
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1 DEAR JANE JORDAN—May I ask why it is so easy to get women to go to a beer joint or-a hot spot and so difficult to get one to go to a
concert or a Gilbert and: Sullivan opus? I do not like beer or whisky. “TA glass of wine atsextended intervals is about all I care for, I do not EE RRA TCT aA ne
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turned down cold. If I wére lecher- rags ous, mushy, amorous, 1t nexperienced other n usicians are still or rude that would be the answer! If 1 were..stingy or Overbearing that would be the ; Paw, but I earn | plenty, dress well, (like. fine things’ q fand have a great {many secret char- } ties. Since I have { tried women from various classes of { society without
playing to crowded halls. Usually ‘it is the | lac king Of course among the very Jug | 2 have better luek if _you asked them. to hear Tommy Dorsey. Glenn. | Mil ler or_ Artie Shaw, but | still are women who like more seri-
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in musical appreciation.
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i pi ? Tet Jane Jordan .- bad men can’t think of $ihing Rij Bonc ule Lh y BE Ve else fo do. If you'll irerease your |
’ spect for a man who tries to walk contacts you'll find -one like her. decently. In other words, are there JANE JORDAN. { no women who enjoy a concert plus an after theater supper and fa trip home in a taxi without immediately inferring that they must pay? 1 can't ask for more decently and I don't expect it. J. A if n.# & Answer—At the last Horowitz | { goncert I attended there § plenty of women present. Where ! did they come from? Horowjt Z and |
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