The Rival Dummy

Now the moly mister is in. Presented by M.O.L. Tonight's story is entitled The Rival Dummy.

And its presentation is a result of the combined talents of two of the most distinguished names in the entertainment world, for it was written by the famous playwright Ben Heck. And the very fine character, Walter S.

Playback, will play the leading role of Dabo the Great. Now, Selle, play still parent. The Rival Dummy is in a carved adventure Strange working, an unbalanced mind. In his regard to meet up in Trilogrith and his dummy Jimmy.

Jimmy who might have you questioning your sanity. He called the final curtain call. Oh, uh, same as Barnes isn't a ventriloquist, a person with two voices, and I've tried to end why. Well, I was just thinking of fellow like that as lucky.

He can talk over his own little problems. For instance, suppose and he says, tell me, dummy, what's the best shaving cream for tough wits? for tough whiskers or a tender skin. Then if he's a smart dummy, he'll answer, it's moulé, the heavier brushless shaving cream.

Yes, sir, man, it's smooth. So smooth. It's like so slick. It's a smooth, smooth, slick, like shade you get with M-O-L-A for shaving cream for tender skin. Moulé is the cream that's ideal for a wily, hard to cut beer to a tender skin.

Because it is, hence, soften your whiskers. It stands them up straight, oh you shave faster, closer, easier, and you shave painlessly with moleh. The heavier brushless shaving cream for tender skin, then hexalrene water slaysack. This is the story of Gabor the Great, of his friend Jimmy.

Jimmy was a rare whatever Dabber wanted. He would speak when he was needed and he was a good listener when a sympathetic ear was wanted. Our story opens in the backstage dressing room of a darkened theater. Joe Ferris, theatrical agent, perhaps smoked to that her in his full moon face. Trying to pass it by, please, picture