1948-xx-xx (008) Double Mothers

Box 13 with the star of Paramount Pictures, Alan Ladd as Dan Holiday. Box 13. Box 13. Box 13. They stood in the warm rays of the autumn sun, while the wind played in the girl's hair.

Oh, no, not that. Susie. Oh, Mr. Holiday. Oh, no, not what? I'm referring to the story I'm writing. Better forget the story, Mr. Holiday. I've got mail for you. So? What's new in Box 13?

Box 13, starring Ellen Lad as Dan Holiday. Now for box 13 starring Ellen Land as Dan Holiday. Now let's see. Where was I? Oh. But Betty forgot her dignity as she fell and bumped her head against the tree which stood nearby.

Oh, brother. Mr. Holiday. What's that, Susie? I said that maybe the mail from Box 13 might give you an idea. Today there were two letters. Two? Yes, one of them is a big fat envelope.

Now who in the world would send me a big fat envelope? The police department. It's a block of tickets for their annual ball. What's the other one? Mm, this one smells all romantic-like. It has the odor of Christmas night.

Or maybe it's Easter morning. Or maybe it's Tuesday afternoon. Yeah, let's have it. If you will really do anything, What I have to ask is very, very little. Please meet me in North Park at 10 o'clock tonight.

I'll be waiting at the bench near the entrance to the bridal path. Signed Anonymous. It couldn't have been very romantic, Mr. Holiday. Oh, why not, Suzy? I don't see stars in your eyes. We'll take another look, Suzy. Tonight at 10 o'clock.

An anonymous note. A ronda who in the park at night. I must admit it's better than the honor was riding. At least it's got a good start. The question is, what's the ending? Well, this is the park and the clock says 10.