Crime 55: October/November 2002
"Don't think so," said the cop. "We just arrested your man Cato in the park for killing an old lady."
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READE'S CAPITOL THEATRE DEFIES THE BLUE LAWS OF TRENTON, SEPTEMBER 11, 1921
by Bob Kottage
Mommy was funny at the movies. She raised the chain, bowed, called me "Prince Keaton." I loved Buster Keaton and Mommy.
The newsreel started. Then stopped. The mean houselights fired up.
"Scram," one policeman shouted, behind us. "It's Sunday, folks. Get yourselves to church."
I stood. But Mommy stared forward.
"Wait for Buster," she whispered.
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