he is so archetypally the hero's dissipated friend that he can hang around kibitzing for as long as he feels like and I won't kick. --chuckling to myself; this is leading me to think of the question "Are you the hero or are you the dissipated friend?"
two grifting vaudevillians, three apparent murders, and one very persistent reporter, not to mention the wild cards of the maniacal-looking character who darts periodically through the mise-en-scène with gun in hand --I like what this new-lyrics version of the twelve days of Christmas brings to the table.
One presumes that only through an oversight on the part of screenwriters Joseph Fields and John Grey were none of the characters stolen in infancy by pirates. --Their ghosts are kicking themselves as they read your entry.
"I wanted a husband with the virtues of a lover, not a lover with the vices of a husband." --I like it!
"I was solving murders when you were in three-cornered pants." --And this one too!
One of its most valuable supporting players is a black cat to whom I am pleased to report nothing bad happens at all. --Excellent; I am glad.
At a fleeting moment of dramatic tension, Judy promises not to leave Steve while he's in trouble, prompting the world-class romantic double-speaking of "Darling, then you'll never leave me." --Also very nice ^_^
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two grifting vaudevillians, three apparent murders, and one very persistent reporter, not to mention the wild cards of the maniacal-looking character who darts periodically through the mise-en-scène with gun in hand --I like what this new-lyrics version of the twelve days of Christmas brings to the table.
One presumes that only through an oversight on the part of screenwriters Joseph Fields and John Grey were none of the characters stolen in infancy by pirates. --Their ghosts are kicking themselves as they read your entry.
"I wanted a husband with the virtues of a lover, not a lover with the vices of a husband." --I like it!
"I was solving murders when you were in three-cornered pants." --And this one too!
One of its most valuable supporting players is a black cat to whom I am pleased to report nothing bad happens at all. --Excellent; I am glad.
At a fleeting moment of dramatic tension, Judy promises not to leave Steve while he's in trouble, prompting the world-class romantic double-speaking of "Darling, then you'll never leave me." --Also very nice ^_^
Sounds like a LOT of fun!