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By Jack Joseph Smith
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the on sheng g/celerda streen acresgihis desk,” ", oh ; .
iis betght Opthattio 1H Boe made hin laugh about the = :
curved 'stain: glass ‘windéwas wit ; gon eee ‘ .
He looked ‘down at his papers but nia mind flash=
ed ‘back te the men at the table, ‘
"What have you done?*they had askeds
"Fellowed ‘the great stars well, . because sence
childlieed I have wanted ‘tebe an acters"
“In what rells? Your resume desen't mention any
: hites"
"In my own life sir I've-done mest classital
things yeu've seen in the movies,"
“Indeed you're-twenty-six?" (He had'te be the-
; . acceuntant to the-business man,) Jiven Joe's sec=
ial’ cutting up mood ey nhs Hove Jopew pinied Pe des 70 A by
; “phat! é right air, "shucken’ and jiven! at twenty fASh iow oft AL
Jelhse rs,
. sixz" *
“What you have done is what we want to knew?"
“You're a real’ lead man misters"
"Ney we called'you in here te be the lead manos
What de you think fellows? Dees lie still make it
in terms of what he leoks rie)
7 Jiven Joe laughed remembering the intellectual ,
telling him that his hair leoked goods (But sure= iS
ly it has something to do with my mind for me te _ \ (a oO
be primpings ) as S A ral
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