Inflating a Dog Screenplay, Contents

Inflating a Dog Screenplay

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Contents

Title Page
Chapter 1		Why Not Give It a Try? (in which Ella launches an idea)
Chapter 2		Spring Cleaning (in which Ella makes a mess and Bert squirms)
Chapter 3		Eliza’s Proposal (in which Eliza Foote offers Peter a job)
Chapter 4		No Easy Thing (in which Dudley Beaker gets down to brass tacks)
Chapter 5		Good Morning, Little Schoolgirl (in which we meet Patti Fiorenza)
Chapter 6		Just Asked (in which Peter wishes that he had a car)
Chapter 7		Everybody Needs a Friend (in which Patti says, “anything you want, just ask”)
Chapter 8		Attainable (in which Patti says, “I’d like to meet your mother”)
Chapter 9		The Nut and the Slut (in which a friendship is born)
Chapter 10		Ella’s Elegant Excursions (in which Ella floats an idea)
Chapter 11		My Arcinella (in which Captain Mac seems reluctant to sell)
Chapter 12		What a Little Moonlight Can Do (in which enchantment occurs)
Chapter 13		Porky Darling (in which we visit Kap’n Klam)
Chapter 14		A Real Blowtorch (in which Bert, thinking that Ella’s horse is Porky’s, bets on it)
Chapter 15		Further Experimentation (in which Patti changes her clothes)
Chapter 16		No Harm Done, Most Likely (in which Peter takes the wheel)
Chapter 17		The Arrogance of the Ignorant (in which Peter needs a bilge pump)
Chapter 18		To Bail Is to Inflate (in which Patti learns the awful truth)
Chapter 19		The Mysteries of the Jet Pump Revealed (in which Peter gets a lesson in fluid dynamics)
Chapter 20		Whack It (in which Mr. Lodkochnikov lends a hand)
Chapter 21		The Madman of Seville (in which “Dudley” plants the seed of hope in “Ella”)
Chapter 22		Flash! (in which the mayor’s wife makes a splash)
Chapter 23		The Power of the Press (in which we build a business on ifs)
Chapter 24		Hope Dies (in which the business sinks)
Chapter 25		When You Dance (in which the business floats anew)
Chapter 26		Doo-wop Da Wadda Wadda (in which Bert dances)
Chapter 27		Oh, Buster (in which Patti postulates a longing)
Chapter 28		Mr. Yummy (in which chance delivers a gift)
Chapter 29		Selling Arcinella (in which three guys buy a dream)
Chapter 30		The End (in which Arcinella sinks and Patti sings)

INFLATING A DOG SCREENPLAY

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The screenplay for Inflating a Dog is a work of fiction. The characters, incidents, dialogues, settings, and businesses portrayed in it are products of the author’s imagination and are not to be construed as real. Any resemblance to actual events or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

All rights reserved. No part of this teleplay may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the author.

The illustration at the top of the page is an adaptation of an illustration by Stewart Rouse that first appeared on the cover of the August 1931 issue of Modern Mechanics and Inventions. The boy at the controls of the aerocycle doesn’t particularly resemble Peter Leroy—except, perhaps, for the smile.

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