Star52-xx-xx10The Boxer

The Irene Dunn Fred McMurray Show. As Susan. And Fred McMurray as George. Together in the gay new exciting comedy adventure. Right, Star. On the editorial of... I want you to listen to this.

Fill in the basket, George. I'll check it for spelling after lunch. Agreement. Between Susan Armstrong. Here and after referred to as the party of the first part. And George Harvey. Here and after referred to as the party of the second part.

Where has the newspaper institution known as the Hillsdale Morning Star? Stop right there, George Hardy. Here and after referred to as the party of the second party. If this is another scheme on your part to become a partner in this newspaper, the party of the first part says no.

Fifty percent of the stock and an equal voice in the business. That's all I want. Now just fine here. No, George. Here and after referred to as... This is my newspaper. My father left it to me because he believed in me, and I'll make a success of it if it kills me.

You've been looking rather peak lately, Susan. Everybody else is as much better than I ever did. No deal? No deal. I quit. I resign. Have a nice sedative with your dessert. I'm on a diet.

Hey, boss. Is the guy out here clean? He's down at the office. I don't play, my am. Well, anyway, here he is, folks. Give him a big hand. Beat it, kid, before you get the back of my hand.

Hit the grid. I'm looking for the editor of this rural rag. I am the editor of the Hill's their morning star. On Hill's Hill. Population over 80,000 is the copy. I have to be shocked, power.