Modern Screen (Jan-Jun 1945)

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Shirley and her mom had read a book (incidentally, before any book is started in the Temple household, it is agreed who shall read it first, who second, and so on down the line) ; this particular book dealt with the exploits of a small girl during the Revolutionary War. Mrs. Temple had been first on this book list, but she said little when she turned the last page; after Shirley finished it, she ran to her mother with the sparkling statement, "I wish the studio would buy this story for me. Wouldn't it be a good part?" Mrs. Temple, who had thought so from Page 2, nodded. Tentatively, a week later, she mentioned the word to studio officials. They were busy, about to meet someone for luncheon, or faintly deaf. Time molasses-ed on. Shirley said one day, "Do you think I'm too old for that story, now, Mummy?" Mrs. Temple scrutinized her growing daughter. "No, not yet," she decided. A few more years passed without anyone taking any interest in Shirley's dream. "I'm definitely too old to play the part now, don't you think?" Shirley demanded on one of her blue days. "Yes, but don't let that bother you. If, remembering all the pictures that have been made since we first thought of that book as a screen play, you should re-read the story now, I imagine you'd find that it wasn't as important as we thought it was." black satin blues . . . Sometimes the Temples, mere et fllle, are in disagreement over the merits of a literary work. Recently they read Somerset Maugham's "The Razor's Edge." They have been arguing mildly over it ever since, a condition that Mrs. Temple considers useful in developing the literary tastes of both. Mrs. Temple liked the book and can give ten lucid reasons why. Shir ley disliked parts of it and is working up her bill of particulars with gusto. Another minor disagreement in the Temple household has to do with clothing. Most of the time Mrs. Temple is in complete accord with Shirley's selections; she admires her daughter's sense of color (Shirley wears a great deal of blue) and thinks the twin sweater sets Shirley always wears to school are very attractive. But once in awhile Shirley gets an idea for a date dress that gets vetoed by Mom. They were shopping for something slightly swoopy one afternoon when Shirley did a double -orb and said she'd like to see that black satin suit, please. "Oh, I don't think so, dear," from Mrs. Temple. "But it's so youthful!" insisted Shirley, fastening her argument on the one word constantly stressed by her mother. "See, this little insert around the bodice is VERY girlish, and the black velvet revers on the jacket are almost junior edition." "If you're asking me, I still think 'no', but it's your money, and you have to decide this for yourself." Usually this sentence is cue enough for Shirley; she decides against the purchase, but not this time. 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