He's awfully funny, and whatever he has to do with, is sure to be a success." "Tell me more about my part," said Patty; "how do I dress ?" "Well, you see, you're Mlle.

Hooperino, and you do fancy dancing and jump through paper hoops----" "What! Oh, I can't do that!" "Yes, you can; Bob will show you how.

Why, anybody who dances as you do, can do anything of that sort.

And your costume is anything you like, in the way of tulle skirts, lots of 'em, and a satin bodice, laced up, you know, and a dinky little cap, and,--oh, anything you think fetching and attractive." "It sounds fun," Patty agreed, "but what about Miss Rose?
I don't want to disappoint her; will she feel annoyed ?" "She sure will! But never mind that.

As soon as Bob saw you dance the other night, he said you were the one for the part.