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And the day after — and the week after.
John Smith at his desk downtown will catch himself whistling; his wife at home will be unconsciously humming —
"The Old Oaken Bucket."
And they'll chuckle. Then the man across the desk or the neighbor who dropped into Mrs. Smith's kitchen for a chat will hear :
"We had a wonderful time at the theater last night. Not at all like the ordinary movie that you get so tired of seeing. Something different. A dandy story, a beautiful picture, so real it doesn't seem to be acting. As wholesome as mountain air. Based on the song, 'The Old Oaken Bucket.' It has me humming yet. You'll be the same after you see it."
They'll be building bigger, business every day of your run. They'll be better friends of your house even after it has gone — they'll not forget.
You'll not forget the box office record it sets.
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