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ee LAURA. (Crossing to L. of day-bed.) Oh, oh, yes—it stretched across the ceiling! JIM. (Crosses to door R., exits, leaving door open, and stands on ffre-escape landing. Sings to music. [Popular record of day for dance-ball.) ‘When Jim opens door, music swells.) It’s stopped raining. Where does the music come from? LAURA. From the Paradise Dance Hall across the alley. JIM. (Re-entering room, closing door R., crosses to Laura.) How about cutting the rug a little, Miss Wingheld? Or is your program filled up? Let me take a look at it. (Crosses back c. Music, in dance ball, goes into a waltz, Business bere with imaginary dance- program card.) Oh, say! Every dance is taken! I'll just scratch some of them out. Ahbhh, a waltz! (Crosses to Laura.) LAURA. I—

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