Jiminy Cricket’s real name was:
a. Cliff Ukulele
b. Ike Edwards
c. Arthur Mometer.
d. Hood Debonair.
A mild breeze sent a soft ripple across the top of the leafy bower. The pair of travelers paused on the path below. Old Meadows smiled and nudged his youthful companion in the ribs.
“This bodes well, don’t you see? Don’t you know?” said Old Meadows. “Listen to the calm.”
“How do you mean?” asked the youth.
“Shhh, just listen,” whispered Old Meadows.
The pair listened. Soon both of them were smiling.
“Yep,” said Old Meadows, nodding, “it’s going to be an Ethan Winter for sure.”
And it was.
Zasu happened to be on set delivering a message to a key grip when she agreed to sit on the ladder performing her trademark hand writhe.
In this photo shoot Bob and Fay pretended to be afraid of:
a. a guy on a ladder holding a picture of Kong.
b. a ladder.
c. the exit sign on the wall.
d. The writhing hands of Zasu Pitts perched on a ladder.
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