Screenland (May-Oct 1937)

She refused to say whether she prefers Mr dogs to her dolls, lest she hurt the f edits of the latter. "Of course you can talk ('the dogs and they'll answer. Now Danky, W fox-terrier, you've never seen anything B e it, he can almost talk. If I say : 'Danky, |nich one of these dolls do you like best?' Y 11 go this way — " She cocked her head |d all but pricked up her ears. "And kally he goes and sniffs one of the dolls lid then he licks it. And he just can't stand hear anything squeak. The minute he Jars it, he tries to tear it to pieces. But pen I say: 'Danky!' he kind of sits up, Ike he was very shameful. 1 "My dolls can't talk so well, but they Jn listen. If we were at home, I couldn't ill you these things. Some way they'd hear Bout it and think I liked my dogs better, fp I'd really rather not say." | She prefers character dolls to flaxenWired beauties and yearns over the homely "|es. "Please, mommy," she'll beg, five permt guile but the rest pure feeling. "I Bint to give her a home. 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