Some Men Are Different

You are about to hear a romantic grammar. Some men are different, but after from a story in Street and Smith's Love Story magazine and featuring the Love Story girl in the role of Lisa Coburn. This is the Love Story of Lisa Coburn, lovely, well-bred and rich, who all her life had nothing but pleasant things happen to her until the day of her wedding. When the bridegroom,

Mead Warner, failed to show up for the very good reason that just an hour before the ceremony, he had a look at another girl named Daphne. The shock at Soward Lisa's otherwise kind and and friendly disposition. She became a man-hater. Oh, not the kind that avoided man, but the kind that goes ruthlessly about seeing how many scouts she can collect. We now find Lisa Coburn

and her Aunt Katie recuperating on a large and elegant dude ranch. But even here, Lisa has gone on with her collection of masculine scouts, much to Aunt Katie's an oil. Lisa? Yes Aunt Katie. I do wish you get over the craving for breaking men's heart.

for high, if it amuses me. But it's so unkind. All nonsense is good for them. Every man should have his heart broken at least once before he gets married. Let him know what it feels like.

A future wife should thank me for breaking the means. Liza, for a fundamentally night girl, you develop the hardest, most unsealing speaker-prosies. Oh, what's cruel about it? Man of all the like on Katie. There isn't one of them you couldn't steal away from the woman he's supposed to be in love with.

If you put your mind to it, that's your sit, Liza. What's just what? You're not stealing Nord Kendall away from any other girl. Ho-ho, so it's Nord you're worrying about. It is. I don't believe he's ever been in love before.