O'Boyle, David

""How can such a nice looking boy be so wicked (as David)? The day after we did our first pictures with David, we discovered he had climbed over the fence to get into the studio property while we were away and his excuse was that the high fences were a "challenge". The day after he did his second set of pictures, he used burglary tools to enter the studio office and rifle the stamp and petty cash drawers, without being aware he automatically set off an alarm which quickly brought someone to the scene, but he was agile enough to avoid capture, though he boldly bragged to his fellows about his escape.

Over a short period of time, David would have been able to earn an infinitely greater amount than the petty amount he was able to steal. What a pity! Did you know our reform schools and prisons are loaded with types similar to him?

If you caught David burglarizing your home, what punishment would you mete out to the rascal? Would you slap his wrists and say "Naughty, naughty!" Unfortunately this is symbolically what usually happens to "cute" boys and girls when they get caught at mischief, and it is often ruination! Can he be cured?

Perhaps someone can write a clever movie plot based on David's naughty adventure. But don't plan to use David as the star because he would not be available. We don't slap wrists!"