Singing the Old Songs
“Ah for the old days!" sighed the old-fashioned young man.
“The girls of to-day are not at all like their mothers used to be! Why, I’ll bet you don’t know what the needles are for?” He glanced with scorn at the modern girl.
“I do, too!” she flashed. “They’re for phonographs!”
[Brooklyn Standard Union, February 7, 1924, p.16.]
“The girls of to-day are not at all like their mothers used to be! Why, I’ll bet you don’t know what the needles are for?” He glanced with scorn at the modern girl.
“I do, too!” she flashed. “They’re for phonographs!”
[Brooklyn Standard Union, February 7, 1924, p.16.]
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