Peanuts by Charles Schulz for November 21, 1965

Transcript:

"Lucy is kneeling on the floor next to her record player listening to Beethoven. <br> <br> Lucy is walking to the right with a smile on her face. <br> <br> Lucy is at the phone and has the receiver in one hand and is dialing with the other. <br> <br> “Hello, Schroeder? Guess what…. I called to tell you I’ve been listening to some Beethoven music.” Says Lucy as she holds the receiver to her ear. <br> <br> Lucy goes on talking to Schroeder saying, “I’ve also been reading his biography…It’s very interesting.. Sort of sad, and yet sort of inspiring…you know what I mean?” <br> <br> Lucy has now sat down on the floor still talking she goes on to say, “I have a poet card, too, That I think you’d like…An uncle of mine sent it to me from Born, Germany…They have a museum there” <br> <br> Lucy is now leaning on the phone stand as she goes on saying, “I guess that’s where Beethoven was born, isn’t it? I’ll bet you’d enjoy visiting there.. Maybe you’ll have a chance to someday… <br> <br> Lucy now stands as she says to Schroeder, “Anyway, that’s why I called because I knew you’d be interested, and I just wanted to tell you about these things…<br> <br> Schroeder is standing next to the table with the phone receiver up to his ear as he says to Lucy on the other end of the phone, “It’s not proper for a girl to call a boy on the telephone” <br> <br> Lucy has hung up and is sitting on thee floor crying” AAUGH!” <br> <br> " dialogue-text,"Lucy is kneeling on the floor next to her record player listening to Beethoven. <br> <br> Lucy is walking to the right with a smile on her face. <br> <br> Lucy is at the phone and has the receiver in one hand and is dialing with the other. <br> <br> “Hello, Schroeder? Guess what…. I called to tell you I’ve been listening to some Beethoven music.” Says Lucy as she holds the receiver to her ear. <br> <br> Lucy goes on talking to Schroeder saying, “I’ve also been reading his biography…It’s very interesting.. Sort of sad, and yet sort of inspiring…you know what I mean?” <br> <br> Lucy has now sat down on the floor still talking she goes on to say, “I have a poet card, too, That I think you’d like…An uncle of mine sent it to me from Born, Germany…They have a museum there” <br> <br> Lucy is now leaning on the phone stand as she goes on saying, “I guess that’s where Beethoven was born, isn’t it? I’ll bet you’d enjoy visiting there.. Maybe you’ll have a chance to someday… <br> <br> Lucy now stands as she says to Schroeder, “Anyway, that’s why I called because I knew you’d be interested, and I just wanted to tell you about these things…<br> <br> Schroeder is standing next to the table with the phone receiver up to his ear as he says to Lucy on the other end of the phone, “It’s not proper for a girl to call a boy on the telephone” <br> <br> Lucy has hung up and is sitting on thee floor crying” AAUGH!” <br> <br> "