Scow Truck: Episode 4, A Marriage Made Where?

By Matt Sorensen

The fourth episode of Scow Truck, written for students to perform as part of a media production class, finds the Scow Ship Second Prize ordered to an asteroid known as "The Wart" to explore it as a possible garbage dump. Crock inadvertently proposes marriage to a beautiful native girl and the ensuing mayem is reminiscent of a Laurel and Hardy comedy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Matt Sorensen
• Release date: Oct 23, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310923104

Matt Sorensen

Matt Sorensen is a pseudonym. It's taken from my Danish grandfather's first name (Matthias) and my grandmother's maiden name (Sorensen). They were proud, hardworking immigrants like the ones talked about in chapter 5 of my book "In the Bowl of Night." I was born in 1933 and served in the Navy during the Korean War. I write technical articles under my real name, Paul Honore', and fiction under my pseudonym. People ask me. "Why?" It's explained in my Smashwords interview.

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Scow Truck

Episode-4, A Marriage Made Where?

by

Matt Sorensen

Dedicated to the memory of Orson Welles

and the Mercury Theater on the air

Smashwords edition

Copyright 2014 Matt Sorensen

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Foreword

This is the fourth in a series of scripts, written for students to perform as parat of a media production course. and available in print for classroom use. A Marriage Made Where? finds the Second Prize ordered to investigate an asteroid called the Wart as a possible garbage dump. It is found to be inhabited and Crock inadvertently proposes marriage to a beautiful native girl. Can he get out of his dilemma, or as Oliver Hardy would say to Stan Laurel, "another fine