Old Clothes for the Party

I'm Oleg Soap, your beauty hope and lustre cream shampoo for soft glamorous dream girl hair bring you our Miss Brooke starring E. Varden. Like many of her colleagues in the teaching profession, our Miss Brooks, Madison High School's English teacher, watched the year 1948 come to an end with mixed emotions.

As she puts it, Although the year didn't start off brilliantly or develop too sensationally, it certainly wound up in a blaze of nothing. Of course I did enjoy my two weeks vacation. In fact I spent most of the money I was going to borrow in the next three months.

The afternoon of New Year's Eve, Friday December 31st for those that still can't remember, I was chatting with my land lady Mrs. Davis. Well Connie, I guess you've got big plans for this evening. Frankly I haven't got any plans at all Mrs. Davis.

Of course I do have a date with the bashful biologist. Mr. Boynton, what are you going to do, Connie? Probably the same thing we did last year. Pool our money and go to hip sings for dinner.

Fine way to spend New Year's Eve. Two Americans go to a Chinese restaurant, Dutch. What are you going to do, Mrs. Davis? Oh, I'm going to visit my sister Angela. She's so absent minded, poor thing.

She'll probably be surprised to see me, although it was only last week that she invited me over. What time do you think you'll be leaving, Mrs. Davis? Leaving. For where? For your sisters. For my sister's plan.

For your sister's house. Oh, I'm glad you reminded me, Connie. I've been making up my New Year's resolutions, and that's the first thing on the list. I've resolved to correct Angela's abs and mindedness. Angela's absent mind in the middle.