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So see if you don't agree with the millions who have made Colgate Dental Cream America's favorite toothpaste. Try Colgate Dental Cream to bring out the natural sparkle and beauty of your teeth. For a wake-up flavor you'll thoroughly enjoy. And always use Colgate Dental Cream after you eat and before every date to clean your breath while you clean your teeth. Well, culture has come once again to the town of Weaverville this time in the form of a touring theatrical stock company now playing at the local theater. And making a personal appearance in the leading role is none other than Evelyn Lovelace, star of stage, screen and radio, but not lately. The play in which she's appearing is a little number called The Warning. And judging from the conversation she's now having with her manager, the people of Weaverville have taken it. Thirty people, that's all there were in the entire audience last night. I know. Well, you should have done something to stimulate business. Why didn't you have my latest picture showing at the movie house while the play was in town? Your picture wouldn't have drawn either, Evelyn. People today want talkies. Well, it's just jinx time, that's what it is. I'll be glad when we open in Middletown tomorrow. We may not be opening anywhere tomorrow. What? Our stagehand quit. You promised to make him your leading man, and then all he did was move furniture and sets around. That's why they all quit. Well, so what? We'll get another stagehand. Yeah? Without a nickel to pay him? There's a yokel in every town dumb enough to fall for the line I hand them about becoming a matinee idol. Have I ever failed, yes? No, no, we've always had a stagehand. And we always will. Just wait till I turn my sex appeal on the next sucker. You know what will happen. Yeah, you didn't understudy Theta Berra for nothing. So off went Evelyn Lovelace in search of a sucker. Was it fate that let her pass the Bontan shoe store where our young hero works? Anyway, chalk up this much for a feminine intuition. Just one glance through the window and she knew her search was over. Good morning, madam. Could I interest you in a pair of shoes? We have... Stop! I said something dirty. That again. You mean, could I interest you in a pair of shoes? Yes, that voice, that quality, that resonance, that vibrancy. Where did you ever get a voice like that? Gee, I don't know. It just kind of came with my body. Compelling, magnetic. Tell me, have you ever sung? Yeah, a little. Sing for me now. Now? Okay. Magnificent superb. I've never heard anything so divine. Oh, it just happens to be a catchy tune. Don't you understand? Destiny has brought us together. Oh, if you only knew how long I'd been looking for someone like you. Yeah? Yes. And then just now, when I heard you say, Madam, could I interest you in a pair of shoes? I knew my search had ended. Your feet have really been killing you, huh? Talking about my feet, I'm talking about the stage. Huh? Don't you know who I am? I'm Evan and Lovely. Oh, sure. I didn't recognize you without your makeup. You're the star of that play I saw the other night, huh? Yes. Now do you understand what I know? The theater is calling me. Oh, my gosh, if it's about that piece of gum, I stuck under my seat. No, it isn't that. I want you to be my new leading man. Your leading man? Me? Of course. Can't you see why? That warm, glowing personality of yours, your divine talent, magnificent artistry, your dazzling good looks, your thrilling physique. That's why. Yeah, you've got your reasons all right. New blood, and I can make you the greatest star whoever lives. Gee, I don't know. I've got a girl and she may not approve me going on the stage. A girl? What one girl? You'll have thousands of girls at your feet all begging to become your slave. But I'm not that kind of a fellow. The only slave I want is my wife. Oh, you can't let this girl stand in your way. We'll tour the country together, live in a trunk. We'll do the greatest plays ever written. Henry Gibson, Bernard Shaw, Anton Chekhov, Shakespeare. William Shakespeare? That's the one, yes. Well, I... In the name of American theater goers everywhere. I thank you. Oh, that's all right. The world has ever known. I can hear you now reciting your lines from the immortal bard. Tomorrow and tomorrow, you say, creeps in this petty pace from day to day to the last syllable of recorded time. And all our yesterdays have lighted fools the way to dusty death. Gee, I hope I don't have to explain what I say afterwards. Yeah, I gotta go out of town. Oh, well, what are you, be back? In about five years. I'm going to the American theater goer. What? It's grease paint, girl. It's in my blood. The stage has beckoned on. I've decided to yield to the lure of the headlight. You mean footlight? When I'm on the stage, they'll be shining at me from all directions. Dennis, would you please make sense? What's this nonsense about the stage? Nonsense? Huh, listen to this. Madam, could I interest you in a pair of shoes? Just something to you, huh? Yes, it makes me think you've gone crazy. You see, I met Evelyn Lovelace today and she asked me to be her new leading man. Evelyn Lovelace? Yeah. But how could she? You've had no experience. Well, nevertheless, we both feel that a person with my new blood ought to live in a trunk. We're truing the country together for the next five years, Milly. We both feel that I have something to offer the public. But Dennis, what about me? Oh, I'll offer to you later. I was waiting five years, isn't very long. Dennis, say if you go away for five years, I'll be married and have a big family when you come back. Well, I suppose I can't stop you from killing time while you're waiting. Women sure are hard to understand. Oh, well, from now on, I don't have to understand them. They'll have to understand me. Gee, I wonder if that's going to be any easier. Oh, hello, Mr. Anderson. Good morning, my boy. Did I just see Mildred running down the hall, crying her little heart out? I'm afraid you did, sir. She and I have just... My goodness, what happened? Oh, I was telling her something and when I got through, she said she'd never say another word to me again as long as I lived. Well, what were you telling her? Maybe I can tell it to my wife. You're joking, Mr. Anderson, but this is serious. Well, of course, Dennis, and I apologize. Now, you tell me what it's all about. Well, she broke off our engagement because I'm going to make a million dollars. I see. And just how do you plan to do that? Well, I've decided to go on the stage and become the greatest matinee idol in the world. It does be, don't think, a hot dog fan. Yeah, but it might take a couple of years and Mildred doesn't want to wait for me. Yes, I know. It's an old story, Dennis. He's married versus a career. The same thing happened with my father's best friend. It wasn't me a little old, Mildred. A different girl, Dennis, but the same story. He postponed marriage for a stage career, too. That was back in the 1890s. And when did he finally marry the girl? Something always came along to delay them. First, he had her wait eight years. Then, just as they were about to be married, the Spanish-American War came along. Gosh. In 1906, when they were ready again, there was trouble on the Mexican border. He did another hitch in the army. Then in 1917, when he had enough money to ask her once more, along came the World War. Gee, and they never got married. No, they never got married. And today, he's 76 and she's 74. Well, tell me when they plan on it again so I can volunteer before I'm drafted. I only told you this story, Dennis, to show what can happen when a man chooses a career instead of a wife. Yes, sir. It's a sad story. The saddest I've ever made. I mean, the saddest I've ever heard. Now, you think about it, Dennis. It could happen to you. Gee, yeah. Mildred or a career? A career or Mildred? It's not easy to choose. I know. I think I'd better take a walk around the block a few times and think this out, Mr. Anderson. Yes, you do that, my boy. I'll see you later. Okay. Which is more important? The glitter of lights or the glitter of Mildred? Mildred can give me a home. Or the stage can give me a home. Mildred can give me companionship. Mildred can give me babies. Yeah, Mildred goes one up all right. Gosh, what a problem. Hey, buddy, watch it. You're crossing against the lights. I love Mildred, but this is my big chance for success. Can I afford you... Buddy, look out! That car! Oh! It'll be all right. It'll be all right. I don't know. He's unconscious. Here, give me a hand with him. The stage or Mildred? Mildred or a career? Which? Which? This is the finale coming up, Dennis. Mr. Hammerstein, the last song I shall ever sing on the stage. While waiting in the wings for me is my fiance, Mildred Anderson. To whom I'm engaged and go steady with. Yes, I know. And I'm going to miss you, my boy. 1898's the greatest year my theater's ever had. Because you're the biggest star the world has ever known. I'll go out there and kill him. I'll try. Oh, my baby, hello, my honey. Hello, my ragtime gal. Send me a kiss, my boy. I've longed for you these past eight years. May I kiss your hand? Why, Dennis, I'm not wearing gloves. Of course. I beg your pardon. Do you know why I asked you to come down here tonight, Mildred? Yes, I think I do. My handsome is waiting for me at the curb. I know. And I saw Justice Arnold sitting inside of it. Then you know all. Mildred, will you do me the honor of becoming my wife? I like you, Mildred. Deed I do. Oh, Dennis, how I've been longing for you to ask that question. And my answer is... Good heavens, listen to this. The USS Maine has just been sunk in Havana Harbor. What? Goodbye, Mildred. I'm off to fight the Spaniards. See you in a year, bro. Oh, Dennis. This is our number, Dennis. Let's give them everything we've got. Yes, the last number we shall ever do together, Herbie. For waiting in the wings tonight is my intended, Mildred Anderson. To whom I have plighted my cross. Yes, and I'm going to miss you, boy. 1912's the greatest year we've ever known. Because you're the greatest star in history. Thank you, Herbert. Well, let's go. Tell me, Pristine Maiden, Are there any more at home like you? There are. Maiden, what a very simple girl he is. I've been looking for you these past 14 years. Have you been well? Well, I did have a touch of pneumonia. When? 1903. Yes, that was a beastly winter. Do you know why I asked you to come down here tonight, Mildred? Yes, I think I do. My Stanley steamer is outside of the curve. I know, and I saw a justice arm held inside, covered with steam. Then you know all, will you be my wife, Mildred? I like you. Scouts honor. Longing to hear you ask that question. And my answer is... Good heavens, can this be true? The SS Titanic has been sunk in the North Atlantic. What? Goodbye, Mildred. I'm off to fish the survivors from the icy waters. Wait for me, my darling. Oh, Dennis! Delusion, Dennis. The follies of 1917 is the greatest I've ever produced, because you're the greatest star the Jazz Age has ever known. And I hate to leave, Mr. Ziegfield, but waiting in the wings for me is the girl of my dreams, Mildred Anderson, whom I love with a passion none the less powerful because of its purity. I know. My boy, I shall announce your final number on the stage myself. Ladies and gentlemen, we present to you now that great star, the one and only high-headed tragedian of Jazz. Give him the smile that just brings love. Give him the smile that just brings love. Come on, give it to him. Gee, that's it. That's it. That's the smile that Mildred, my darling. Oh, I've longed for you these past five years. How was your dear family? So... What wretched luck. Do you know why I asked you to come down here tonight, Mildred? Yes, I think I do. My Rolls Royce is parked right outside the stage door. I know, and I saw Justice Arnold sitting inside of it. Then you know all. Mildred, will you marry me? I'm beginning to have quite a warm regard for you. Oh, Dennis, how I've been longing for you to ask that question, and my answer is... Good heavens, have you seen this? The SS Lucitania has been sunk by a submarine. What? Goodbye, Mildred. I'm off to fight the Huns. I'll be back. Number, Dennis, 1941 sure has been a great year. Yes, I'll miss you, Herbie. But waiting in the wings for me is the old lady I care deeply for. I just want to tell you how wonderful it's been to have worked with you all these years as the ink spots. It has been grand, hasn't it? Well, let's give this last number everything we've got. You bet. Who sets the world to one who stars? A big ol' fat on that one desire is you, poopsie gal. Nobody else ain't gonna do no time, no how. I want to be the one you, that you feel the same. You've been down here tonight, Mildred. Yes, I think I do. My convertible is right across the street. I know, but I didn't see Justice Arnold in it. Yeah, I didn't want to throw away another $2. Will you marry me, Mildred? I'm 76. Middle age will soon be upon me. I'm longing for you to ask that question, and my answer is... Good heavens, have you heard the radio? Pearl Harbor! My gosh, that's been bombed? Gee, I had the wildest bomb. What's happened here? Oh, Miss Lovely. Yes, I came over to see if you were ready to meet with me. Me? Are you crazy? I just had four boats shot out from under me on account of you. Stay right here. What? Yes, you can have the stage. I don't want it. I know what'll happen if I go with you. I'll be so old when I get married. My first kid will be my grandchild. Come on, Mildred, let's go home. One day we'll be back in just one minute to say goodnight. But first... 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