6. What is the effect of the parenthetical story about a Dime (para.4)? “Brother, Can You Spare 7. Why does Marx with fruits and vegetables (para.7)? bring up Luther Burbank’s experiments 8. Why does Marx qualify his statement that he loves Warners (para.9) with of my best “Some friends are Warner Brothers”? 9. Why does Marx suggest that the source of Warner about his film come from Bros.’ concerns an ambitious young lawyer, referring to him as a “pasty-faced legal adventurer” (para.10)?
6. What is the effect of the parenthetical story about “Brother, Can You Spare a Dime (para.4)? 7. Why does Marx bring up Luther Burbank’s experiments with fruits and vegetables (para.7)? 8. Why does Marx qualify his statement that he loves Warners (para.9) with “Some of my best friends are Warner Brothers”? 9. Why does Marx suggest that the source of Warner Bros.’ concerns about his film come from an ambitious young lawyer, referring to him as a “pasty-faced legal adventurer” (para.10)?