New Dresses

Well, well, well, here's Mama Bloom's broomer. Mama is away. Papa hasn't come home from business,

which leads the two girls, Sarah and Yetta to themselves, in a discussion about a most important subject. Where's Maw? She's over at Mrs. Fine. What's she doing? We're playing bridge, I guess. That's what she said she was going to do.

She goes over there every night, Papa works, doesn't she? Uh-huh. Is Papa going to pick her up? Well, she won't let him. She says she got there by herself, and she can get back by herself.

believe me when I get married my husband was called for me well when I get married my husband will send a chauffeur for me what dresses you were her new black one I bet she didn't she's saving that for someone's funeral oh she wore it all right that's the only decent thing she has I'm gonna take a look I told you you went

out in that old gray dress believe me if I had a new dress I wouldn't let it hang up at home. I'd put it on. I need a new dress. You lead one. Say, I haven't had a new dress for years. Why, you just got that blue one just two weeks ago. Oh, that old rag. I hate

it. Gotta have a new dress for Saturday night, so do I. You don't think I'm going to that party without a new dress? It's terrible. I'm ashamed to look anybody in the face. And that smart elk, Elle Markowitz always has something new. Oh, you just don't like her because she looks at your Sydney. Well, I wouldn't blame him a bit if he looked back