Radio Digest (Nov 1929-Apr 1930)

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Afar down the street, blocks away, was a tiny speck which was moving along at a bounding speed. Nearer and nearer it came. Finally she could hear the trolley wires hum overhead. It was a big heavy-trucked car, and it seemed irresistible in its progress, like a liner plowing the ocean. But as it drew nearer one could see what a sad wreck it was. Scarcely a pane of glass was left in the windows, especially in the front part of the car, and the fender was crumpled up into a mass of twisted iron where it had struck some obstruction on the track. With a grinding of brakes the car came to a stop and the motor man detached his brass handle from the controller and dismounted stiffly from, the platform. He seemed looking for someone. But one eye was completely closed. His face was blackened and bloody, and his clothes had been used for a door mat by somebody. "Here I am," said Marilyn, reaching cut. She touched this battered wreck. "And here I am," responded the aforesaid wreck. "Then it is you," said Marilyn. "I wasn't quite certain." Phil laughed. "I didn't know it was that bad. There were one or two passengers who had horrid habits. Wait a minute, you aren't going to kiss me like this?" But it was too late to stop her. Besides he didn't want to. Amos and Andy (Continued from page 15.) Brown. An' das how I come to find yo'." "An' I makes an actor out of you, I does " "Either that or you ruins me, 'caise I musta knowed sompin' about it or de man would not have hired me before eveah I heered of yo'." And through the long wrangle that followed I learned that these two found the next six years of their lives moving in parallel lines. They went from town to town staging shows sometimes together and sometimes separately. Their headquarters were in Chicago, where they had an apartment together. Andy would play the piano and Amos the ukulele. Their voices harmonized perfectly. "Then you took up Radio?" I asked. "Yaas suh," said Andy. 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