I wish to goodness they wouldn't let him write his own scenarios; he just lies awake nights, lately, thinking up impossible scenes so he can bully us afterwards.

He's simply gone nutty on the subject of punches." "Well, it's easy enough to learn how to saddle a horse," Jean told Muriel cheerfully.

"First you want to put on the bridle--" "Burns told me to put on the saddle first; and then he cuts the scene just as I pick up the bridle.

The trouble is to get the saddle on right, and then--that latigo dope!" "But you ought to bridle him first," Jean insisted.

"Supposing you just got the saddle on, and your horse got startled and ran off?
If you have the bridle on, even if you haven't the reins, you can grab them when he jumps." "Well, that isn't the way Burns directed the scene yesterday," Muriel Gay contended.