Forgotten Girl

You are about to hear a romantic grammar, forgotten girl, adapted from a story in Street and Smith's Love Story magazine and featuring the Love Story girl in the role of Anne Hampton. This is the love story of Anne Hampton who works for a living as a reporter on the Daily Record. Now everyone knows that a girl should have more

sense than to fall in love for the newspaper man. However that's just what Anne has done, falling in love with Barry Pearson, brilliant and erratic reporter on the same paper. We find Anne now at her desk in the city room about to hear a few words of wisdom from one of the news photographers. And what about Barry

Pearson, Shorty? It's my affair, you know. Yeah I know but he isn't the kind of a man to play around with Anne. Shorty I thought Barry was a friend of yours. Oh he is. There isn't a better guy in the world but well you know the way it is with a newspaper man and women. Well you're too late. I'm in love with him. Well you can't

be you hardly know them I've known him a month forever doesn't matter what passes gone shorty it doesn't count the grandest person of the world and I'm crazy about him oh well I didn't know it was that way forget I said anything will you just skip it Barry Barry Pearson hello Anne what were you and Shorty in a huddle

over oh Barry Shorty is a darling he was trying to tell me what a big bad dangerous dawn worn you are why the mug more every set is true and probably worse I told you last night I'm no angel but I'm telling you this and no matter what there was in the past it's past it's over done finny you know that don't