Wedding Photograph - Wire Recorder

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Well, things are a bit quieter this week in the home of Chester A. Riley. The family has returned from Cincinnati where they attended the world premiere of a new motion picture, The Life of Riley.

And once more, things are serene. Particularly today, for its anniversary. Eighteen years ago today, a significant social event took place. The marriage of lovely Margaret Barker to Brooklyn's most eligible young bachelor, Chester A. Riley.

The ceremony was performed in the banquet room of the Waldorf cafeteria. And immediately following the ceremony, the bride and groom posed for the usual wedding picture. Alright now, I'm ready to take the wedding portrait.

Where's the bride? The bride please? Here I am. Now just stand over here. So, ah, lovely, lovely. Oh, this is going to be a sublime photograph. Now where's the groom? The groom? Here I am.

Oh. Must we have the groom in the picture? You bet I'm going to be in and I'm paying half, you know? Oh? Oh, very well if you insist. Alright now, watch the birdie. Mr. Riley, would you please close your mouth?

What's wrong? From here it looks as if the bride is at sea, standing next to a porthole. Now watch the birdie! That very same picture has been gathering dust in the Riley cellar. Until last week, when it was resurrected by the Riley children, Vabs and Junior, who had it enlarged, retouched, tinted, and put in a silver frame.