Film Fun (1928 - 1942 (assorted issues))

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This youngster was sobbing as if her tender heart would break. “What’s the trouble, sweet¬ heart?” Sally inquired. “You mustn’t cry that way. It’ll make your eyes ugly.” “But the doctor said I had to go to the hospital next week.” “She is going to have her ton¬ sils out,” the mother whispered quickly to Sally. “Oh, that’s all right, dear,” Sally soothed. “Why, dearie, everyone goes to the hospital some time in his life’. It’s an awfully nice place, really it is.” Tjie girl continued her crying. Finally she sobbed, “The hospital may be all right, Sally, but I don’t want a baby. I want a Shet¬ land pony.” Page 52