Weekend at Crystal Lake

Pama like soap, your beauty hope, and bluster cream shampoo for soft glamorous, caressible hair bring you our Miss Brooke starring E. Varden. August 12th marked the end of summer school duties for the nation's teachers. Among them are Miss Brooks who teaches English at Madison High School. Yes, August is the month when school teachers heed the siren call of travel and see such wonders as the

Taj Mahal, the Eiffel Tower, and the Colosseum at Rome. Then they finish their popcorn and leave the newsreel theater. Last Friday morning I left my bedroom and made the long trek to the dinette where my landlady Mrs. Davis greeted me with some breakfast.

I hope you enjoy your orange juice better than I did mine Connie. What was the matter with yours Mrs. Davis? It was too hard. Guess I didn't take it out of the freezer in time.

Oh, I have a brand new deep freeze, you know. It was a gift. You too? My brother Victor sent it over. He's such a dear. But Connie, why did you have to get up so early today?

Summer school's all over with, isn't it? Yes, but I've got an appointment at the hairdressers. And the appointment at the hairdressers usually signifies a date with a certain biology teacher. Are you having lunch with Mr. Boynton Connie?

You should be a fortune teller, Mrs. Davis. Oh, that's funny. I just got in a brand new supply of tea leaves. Now you wait right here in our bruiser. Oh, not now. This is Davis.

Walter Dens do any minute to give me a lift. Oh, is your car in the shop again? Yes, I dented my radiator pretty badly the other day. I got a ticket too for passing a car on the left.