That's one point that struck me.

Two or three die, on an average, in the first four hundred feet of every story; so you can double a lot.
I've had Clements go over them and start the carpenters on the street set where most of the exterior action takes place; we're behind on releases, you know, and these ought to be rushed.

You'd better go over and see how he's making out; you may want to make some changes." Luck hesitated so long that Martinson was on the edge of withdrawing the proffered scripts.

But he took them finally, and ran his eye disparagingly over the titles.

"Bently Brown!" he said, as though he were naming something disagreeable.