Then we must see that all of our theatres present them in a proper manner, and we must invite children to come and see the shows.

I guess that's all." "That will be enough to keep us busy, I'm sure," said Beth.

"But we will gladly undertake it, and I am sure we shall prove good managers, as soon as we get acquainted with the details of the business." "It will give us the sort of employment we like," Patsy assured them.
"Our first duty will be to plan these theatres for children, and make them as cosy and comfortable as possible, regardless of expense.

Ajo will pay the bills, and when all the buildings are ready we will set to work in earnest." So, when A.Jones appeared he was told that the girls would gladly accept his proposition.

The young man seemed greatly pleased by this verdict.