Rivals, Leila and Grace, Meet

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tomorrow. Well the great guilty sleeve is in the enviable position of having two attractive girlfriends. There's Lila Ransom, the bewitching Southern widow, and there's Grace Tuttle, the charming school teacher whom he's escorting home from the movie tonight. I enjoyed the pictures rock Morton.

Is so did I, Grace. I like a picture that doesn't make you think. But how did you feel about the ending? Great. I like an ending like that. Oh. You don't leave the theater wondering what happened to the guy.

You know the lion ate it. It's probably just as well. His jilted girlfriends were about to catch up with him. Yeah, funny how some people ask for trouble. Oh, there's Leela. Can't let her see me.

Why are you stopping? Well, I think I'd better go back to the car and check the air and the tires. You look alright to me. You'd better check anyway. You think? No, Lila's caught in the street.

She'll see me back here. Throat, Morton, where you going? Yeah, I'm just sneaking up front. Yeah, I mean, checking the front tires. Lila's on me. Why are you so interested in the tires? No, Grace, I can't afford to let them go flat, you know.