HAK:

You said you'd do the voiceover for the
children's fable, "Henny Penny" ("The sky
is falling!") for HBO when you are in LA on
October 9.

That is perfect for them, and ca. 10:30 am
looks good for you. They are flexible and
can start whenever you arrive after your
breakfast for Sen. Matt Fong.

They tape at a studio in Burbank about 30
minutes from the Biltmore, where your break-
fast takes place. Depending on how well
the reading goes, they advise allowing an
hour (maybe less).

You do the voice of the policeman, Ducky
Daddles. Your part is highlighted in the
attached script.

This will not be a reading of the entire
script -- just your part.

Following the taping, HBO likes to do a
very short "behind the scenes" few shots
showing you reading, with a few comments
from you (like "This was fun!") You are
free to decline to do this.

Your role is highlighted in the attached
script and marked with stickies.

OK to confirm ca. 10:30 am on Oct. 9

infored crnw

EILEEN MACK KNIGHT CASTING

September 9, 1998

To: Dr. Henry Kissinger
From: Eileen Knight & Meredith Behrend
Re: HAPPILY EVER AFTER...

SEP 11 1998

Dear Dr. Kissinger,

We have begun production on our third season of HAPPILY EVER AFTER: FAIRY TALES FOR EVERY CHILD. Donna Brown Guillaume and Meryl Marshall are executive producing for Two Oceans Entertainment in association with HBO Family Programming and Hyperion Animation. HAPPILY EVER AFTER is a multicultural animated series which airs on HBO. We would be so pleased to have you lend your voice to the role of "Ducky Daddles" in our version of HENNY PENNY.

We are scheduled to record the voices for this fairy tale sometime within the next few weeks, and can be flexible pending your availability. It would only take an hour of your time to record the dialogue, and we would make it as convenient for you as possible. While we do most of our recording in Los Angeles, we are also prepared to record in any other major city.

As in prior seasons, we are paying star performers on a favored nations basis of double scale plus 10%, which is $1267.20, and billing will be on a favored nations basis in the end titles on a shared card, in order of appearance.

For your information, Robert Guillaume narrates the series, and Whoopi Goldberg, Maya Angelou, Betty Friedan, Harry Belafonte, Ricardo Montalbon, Sharon Stone, Ed Koch, Ann Richards, and James Earl Jones are just a few of the stars who have done our show or are committed to doing it. We are proud to have won a CABLE ACE AWARD for Best Children's Program (ages 6 & under), as well as several IMAGE AWARDS to individual performers.

Enclosed is a script for your perusal, as well as a video copy of MOTHER GOOSE, an episode from last season. We look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible.

12031 VENTURA BLVD., SUITE 3, STUDIO CITY, CA 91604 PHONE: (818) 752-1994 FAX: (818) 752-1101

EILEEN MACK KNIGHT CASTING

September 9, 1998

To: Dr. Henry Kissinger

Re: HAPPILY EVER AFTER...

SEP 11 1998

Dear Dr. Kissinger,

FADE IN

EXT. BARNYARD DAY

MUSIC: lively bluegrass music, banjo's and fiddles.

ANGLE ON SIGN

A sign reading "NEW BARNYARD - POPULATION 121". A bird's nest with three white speckled eggs inside sit on top of it. The eggs hatch one by one and three little BIRDS pop out. The number increases on the sign each time an egg hatches. 122-123-124. The last egg takes an extra beat to hatch. When it does the wildest looking bird of the bunch pops out.

NARRATOR

Welcome to New Barnyard--a small town in
the heart of a farm community.

Population one hundred twenty (waits for
last egg to hatch)...four.

CLOSE ON CHICKEN

A gruff looking CHICKEN wearing a black vest, covered in buttons that read "VOTE" on them is carrying a bunch of signs that read "DEBATE TODAY". The chicken plants one in the ground in front of the sign and the three new born birds flap down to the sign and start CHIRPING. We follow the chicken as he plants the signs through out the barnyard busy with the CHICKENS pecking, the ROOSTERS CROWING and the HENS laying their eggs.

NARRATOR

Our story begins just one week before
Election Day, when the barnyard birds
would get their ducks in a row and vote
for the leader of New Barnyard.

INT. HEN HOUSE - DAY

A group of HENS, TURKEY, ROOSTERS, DUCKS and GEESE are gathered in the crowded hen house listening to TURKEY LURKEY and LUCY GOOSEY debate. They are each standing behind podiums side by side. A sign that reads "DEBATE" is behind them. TURKEY LURKEY, has a bad comb over, half glasses fallen down

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

2.

on his beak. His campaign posters with his picture on them
read. "LET'S VOTE TURKEY", are hung on his side of the coop.

Henny Penny, a reporter, stands facing the camera, speaking
into a microphone, and reporting on the debate.

HENNY PENNY

This is Henny Penny, coming to you live
from the Candidates' Debate. Tonight,
the question is: will Turkey Lurkey
gobble on the issues? Some say he
gobbles whenever he makes a promise he
can't keep.

TURKEY LURKEY

I know I've said it before, but this time
I really mean it. I'm going to fix that
hole in the fence in a jiffy. Gobble,
gobble, gobble. Read my beak.

CUT BACK TO HENNY PENNY, who resumes reporting:

HENNY PENNY

Or will Lucy Goosey, the new bird on the
block, finally replace old timer Turkey?

We pan to see LUCY GOOSEY a sleek white goose with a colorful
bonnet and a long neck standing in front of her campaign
posters that have a picture of her on them and read " TIME
FOR A CHANGE".

HENNY PENNY is a little white hen with a bright yellow beak
that she sticks into the air. Around her neck is an all
access barnyard "PRESS" pass.

LUCY GOOSEY

The truth is, it'll take hard work and
determination to fix that hole. But we
can start making a difference right now

(MORE)

(CONTINUED)

[illegible]

3.

CONTINUED:

LUCY GOOSEY (cont'd)

by educating our young chicks to stay
away from the fence altogether.

The group of chickens and roosters now CHEER for Lucy.

## EXT. THE HOLE IN THE FENCE - DAY

FOXY WOXY, a very sly fox with red hair, a bushy tail and a
pencil thin whisker mustache is lurking on the other side of
the barnyard fence, watching the debate. He wears a big VOTE
LURKEY pin. The fence has a hole that Foxy can only get his
arm through, but a chicken can fit through easily. Foxy is
eyeing a CLUELESS LITTLE CHICK who is pecking some seed. From
Foxy's POV we see the live chick now looking like a FRIED
CHICKEN with a side of fries, still pecking away.

Foxy shakes his head sadly as he listens to Lucy and Henny
Penny's speeches.

Foxy is reaching through the hole in the fence and putting
down seed that the chicken is following to the open hole. The
chicken is about to go through the hole in the fence and Foxy
opens a cloth sack in anticipation.

### FOXY WOXY

Here, chicky chicky.

### NARRATOR

Now this is Foxy Woxy and, although he is
Turkey Lurkey's longtime campaign manager
and right hand man, he's not to be
trusted. I mean, let's face it, he's a
fox with a taste for poultry.

Foxy realizes he is being watched. He stands up and puts the
bag down and talks directly to the camera. The little chick
wriggles out of the bag and pops back through the fence.
Foxy Woxy sticks an arm through but can't grab it.

### FOXY WOXY

(to narrator)

Hey! Mind your own business and just
move the story along. But-in-ski!

4.

## INT. HEN HOUSE - DAY

The debate continues.

### TURKEY LURKEY

...and that's a promise from my campaign manager Foxy Woxy and I...Gobble gobble gobble.

### LUCY GOOSEY

If I'm elected, Foxy Woxy wont be allowed to hang around anywhere near us. That fox's sneaky, chicken snatching days are numbered.

The crowd cheers.

### FOXY WOXY

That is crazy talk. I'm a vegetarian. I don't even like chicken. Too greasy! Makes me gassy.

Foxy protests so vigorously that several chicken feathers fall from his pocket to the ground. He sees the feathers and tries to cover them up with his feet.

## EXT. UNDER THE ACORN TREE - DAY

Henny Penny is walking through the barnyard, writing on her note pad. She passes under a tree and reads aloud.

### HENNY PENNY

(finishing her sentence)

...and the candidates are goose neck in turkey neck in the poles. I'm Henny Penny, and That's the Scoop.

5.

## EXT. UPPER TREE BRANCHES - DAY - CONTINUOUS

In the tree branches at the top of the acorn tree two fluffy tailed Squirrels, EARL and MERLE in blue overalls are calling shots on fancy tosses of acorns into their mouths.

### MERLE

Watch this, Earl. Up straight, curleycue,
loop the branch.

Merle tosses the acorn up, it loops around the branch above them, and dives nicely into her mouth. Earl is impressed.

### EARL

You're the champ, Merle. But watch this.
Loop, figure eight, topspin.

Earl tosses an acorn up and it does indeed have topspin. The acorn soars up to the branch, then bounces off it, comes careening down into Earl's face, bounces off his nose as he tries to grab it with his mouth, and sails downward.

### EARL

Ooops.!

### MERLE

Nice topspin, Earl.

## EARL'S AND MERLE'S POV

Earl and Merle watch the acorn make it's long drop. It makes it's way towards Henny Penny who has walked under the tree. Earl and Merle cover their eyes with their tails.

Henny is standing there writing in her note book when the acorn hits her square on the head with a KNOCK.

### HENNY PENNY

(screams)

OW! My head!

Henny Penny looks around for what had hit her on the head. She looks left, she looks right. Then she looks up and down.

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

6.

NARRATOR

At first, Henny Penny couldn't figure out
what had hit her on the head. But then
she realized it could only be one thing.

HENNY PENNY

(yells)

THE SKY IS FALLING! THE SKY IS FALLING!
I have got to tell the barnyard. This is
the story of the year. (sniffs air) I
smell Pulitzer.

SONG: HENNY PENNY SINGS A SONG ABOUT THE SKY FALLING AND WHAT A BIG STORY IT IS. BOOK DEAL - MOVIE RIGHTS - THE OSCARS.

NARRATOR

So Henny Penny ran off to tell the
barnyard that the sky was falling. And
to get their reactions.

EXT. BARNYARD - SUNRISE

Cocky Locky is standing in front of a fence post with the
sunrise in the background coming up over the barn giving his
wake up call.

COCKY LOCKY

(yelling)

Wake Up! Rise and shine! Wakey, wakey
eggs and bakey!

Henny Penny runs past Cocky Locky and literally turns him
around as she runs past him.

COCKY LOCKY (CONT'D)

(loudly)

Slow down, Henny Penny.

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

7.

HENNY PENNY
(out of breath)

The sky is falling! The sky is falling!
It hit me on the head. Do you have any
comment?

Henny Penny points to the large bump on her head.

COCKY LOCKY
(loud)

We must tell the chief of police, Ducky
Daddles.

Henny Penny and Cocky Locky run through the barnyard.

NARRATOR

So Henny Penny and Cocky Locky ran off to
tell Ducky Daddles that the sky was
falling.

EXT. BARNYARD - IN FRONT OF THE PIG PEN - DAY

Turkey Lurkey is busy shaking wings with more chickens. Henny and Cocky run by him. The wind from them running by causes his bad comb over to blow three feet straight out from his head.

TURKEY LURKEY

Stop! Where are you going in such a rush?

HENNY PENNY

COCKY LOCKY
 extra loud)

A chunk of the sky just fell on Henny
Penny's head.

Henny Penny shows Turkey Lurkey the bump on her head.

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

8.

TURKEY LURKEY

(sighs)

Oh, this is terrible news, so close to
the election. Every one will blame me for
this. I will never win, now.

HENNY PENNY

This is bigger than the election. We
must tell Ducky Daddles.

Henny Penny, Cocky Locky and Turkey Lurky go running off.

NARRATOR

So Henny Penny, Cocky Locky and Turkey
Lurkey ran off to tell Ducky Daddles that
the sky was falling.

EXT. BARNYARD - RESTRICTED AREA - DAY

DUCKY DADDLES in a Police uniform is patrolling the barnyard.
His duck belly sticks out from under his coat. He looks up
and sees the gang careening towards him.

Ducky Daddles pulls out his ticket book from under his jacket
just as Henny Penny, Cocky Locky and Turkey Lurkey all run
into Ducky Daddles and all his tickets go flying out of his
book and into the air.

DUCKY DADDLES

(to Henny and gang)

I'm giving you all speeding tickets.

HENNY PENNY

(out of breath)

Ducky Daddles hears this, drops to the ground and covers his
head with his wings.

DUCKY DADDLES

(in terror)

Ah! Get it off me! Get it off me!

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

9.

TURKEY LURKEY

Get up, Ducky Daddles. The sky hasn't
fallen on you. It fell on Henny Penny.

Ducky Daddles gets up and brushes himself off, embarrassed.

COCKY LOCKY

(yelling)

Stop dawdling, Ducky Daddles and call out
your deputies.

Ducky Daddles takes a whistle from around his neck and blows
and we HEAR a loud QUACK. They wait. Nothing happens.

DUCKY DADDLES

Sorry, that was the call to tell Mrs.
Daddles I'm coming home for lunch.

Ducky Daddles takes out another whistle and BLOWS again. In a
second we see the sky is filled with a motley crew of DEPUTY
DUCKS that come flying in for a landing.

DUCKY DADDLES (cont'd)

Deputies, this is the biggest job we've
ever had. We need to find out why the sky
is falling. Any questions?

DEPUTY DUCK

Do we get overtime for this?

DUCKY DADDLES

You bet! Now move out!

The Deputy Ducks hear this and all take off in separate
directions at once, QUAKING away.

HENNY PENNY

We must talk to the whole barnyard about
this. I've got to get the facts.

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

10.

All of them start running.

NARRATOR

So Henny Penny, Cocky Locky, Turkey
Lurkey, and Ducky Daddles (out of breath)
I'll just call them the gang, all ran to
tell the rest of the barnyard that the
sky was falling.

Foxy Woxy is counting a group of HENS pecking for seed while leaning lazily on the fence. We see the farmer's house in the background.

FOXY WOXY

My, mother, said, to, pick, this, hen,
right, here, and, you, are... it.

Foxy wildly tries to grab one, but just misses as Henny Penny
and her group coming running toward the hens.

HENNY PENNY

(loudly)

The sky is falling! The sky is falling.

Foxy Woxy is startled by Henny Penny's yelling and he turns
the grabbing motion into one of casually stroking his head.

TURKEY LURKEY

Bad news Foxy Woxy. The sky is falling.
I'm ruined.

HENNY PENNY

Can I quote you on that Turkey Lurkey?

He shrugs, cluelessly, and she dashes off to report it.
Everyone follows her in hysteria except for Foxy Woxy and
Turkey Lurkey.

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

11.

### FOXY WOXY

I think I can help you out on this one,
my little Butterball.

### TURKEY LURKEY

You can?

### FOXY WOXY

Sure. I know of a safe place where we
can all go until this thing blows over.

### TURKEY LURKEY

Where is this safe place you are talking
about? I've never heard of it.

### FOXY WOXY

(matter of fact)

Oh, it's just through the hole in the
fence.

### TURKEY LURKEY

(nervously)

But, it's not safe on the other side of
the fence.

### FOXY WOXY

I live over here and I haven't had a
problem. But hey, that's me.

### TURKEY LURKEY

I'm not sure.

### FOXY WOXY

Look if the residents of the barnyard are
safe, they will do anything for the

(MORE)

(CONTINUED)

14.

CONTINUED:

LUCY GOOSEY (cont'd)

will go with me to prove the sky isn't
falling?

No one moves. A beat. Cocky Locky steps forward.

COCKY LOCKY

(boasting loudly)

I will go with Lucy Goosey. To show you
all that I am not afraid of any sky.

TURKEY LURKEY

Well, while you two are on your wild
Lucy Goosey chase we will all be safe.

Turkey Lurkey leads every one out of the barn except Lucy
Goosey and Cocky Locky.

EXT. BARNYARD - DAY

Turkey Lurkey is leading the group through the hole in the
fence. They are all waddling very fast with their wings up
over their heads as they keep checking the sky.

EXT. HOLE IN THE FENCE - DAY - CONTINUOUS

As the birds push there way through the hole in the fence two
at a time we can see it getting bigger and bigger.

NARRATOR

The residents of the barnyard were so
afraid of the sky falling on their heads
they didn't even think about the fact
that they were putting themselves in the
hands of a true political animal.

Foxy is pointing to each bird as it passes him.

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

16.

## LUCY GOOSEY

I dunno. Maybe you could just nudge them
a little bit.

## EXT. UPPER TREE BRANCH - NIGHT

Earl and Merle are now trying to toss the acorns into each others' mouths. Earl tosses one up and it hits Merle's front two teeth and bounces out of the tree, falling to the ground.

## MERLE

OW! That smarts, Earl.

## EXT. BARNYARD - UNDER THE ACORN TREE - NIGHT

The acorn hits right between Lucy Goosey and Cocky Locky with
a THUMP.

## COCKY LOCKY

(loudly)

The sky is falling! Henny Penny was
right!

## LUCY GOOSEY

Good thing you're not afraid of the sky.

Lucy Goosey walks over and picks up the acorn as Cocky Locky covers his head.

## LUCY GOOSEY (CONT'D)

It wasn't the sky that hit Henny Penny.

It was just an acorn from this tree.

## COCKY LOCKY

(loud)

Just a nut?

## LUCY GOOSEY

We must tell every one that we have proof
that the sky isn't falling.

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

17.

COCKY LOCKY
(loud and panicky)

But we don't even know where to find
them.

LUCY GOOSEY

Maybe those squirrels know something. (to
Earle and Merle) Excuse me, have you seen
a fox leading a group of birds out of the
barnyard from up there?

EXT. UPPER TREE BRANCHES - NIGHT

MERLE

The goose is talking to you, Earl.

EARL
(to Lucy Goosey)

We saw them all go through the field and
into the fox's den.

MERLE
(to Earl)

I didn't know you spoke bird, Earl.

EARL

I picked it up from that owl who lives on
the Upper East Branch, Merle.

Merle is impressed.

EXT. FIELD - NIGHT

Foxy Woxy is leading the group through a cow field by
moonlight. They are all looking up and still covering their
heads. Foxy Woxy stops. He is standing in front of a hole in
the ground.

FOXY WOXY

Down the hatch, my little chickadees

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

18.

Foxy Woxy lifts up the brush covering of his hole, and one by
the one the chickens pop down the hatch. Foxy watches
smiling as all the barnyard birds go into the hole in the
ground, but also keeps an eye on the sky.

## EXT. FIELD - DAWN

Lucy Goosey and Cocky Locky are walking through the COW field
as the sun rises behind them. Henny Penny comes running
towards Lucy Goosey and Cocky Locky. She is wearing a cola
bottle top strapped to her head for protection.

### HENNY PENNY

It's not safe to be out here with out
protection. I'm going back for my note
pad.

Lucy Goosey hold up the acorn.

### LUCY GOOSEY

Henny Penny, look. It was an acorn that
hit you, not the sky.

### HENNY PENNY

I think I would know the difference
between an acorn, which is a *nut* and the
sky which is *not* a nut.

### LUCY GOOSEY

But we must tell everyone the truth.

Lucy Goosey shows Henny Penny the acorn.

### HENNY PENNY

I broke this story and I stand behind it
a hundred percent. Now excuse me, Turkey
Turkey is doing something about this
problem and carrying on an investigation.

(MORE)

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

20.

## WOOSTER ROOSTER

I don't want to leave the barnyard. I
have no place to go.

## TURKEY LURKEY

Then tell us who is making the sky fall.

Wooster Rooster looks around doesn't know what to do. He
looks at the two roosters on either side of him.

## WOOSTER ROOSTER

Ah...(points to other roosters) they are!

The other two roosters let out a loud SQUAWK. As the deputies
grab them.

## WOOSTER ROOSTER (CONT'D)

Can I stay in the barnyard now?

PAN UP UP:

## EXT. FOXY'S DEN - DAY

Lucy Goosey and Cocky Locky stare down at this scene and then
look at each other. They have to do something, so they drop
down through the skylight.

## LUCY GOOSEY

Stop! They didn't have any thing to do
with the sky falling.

## TURKEY LURKEY

How can you be so sure?

## LUCY GOOSEY

It was an acorn that fell on Henny
Penny's head.

Lucy holds up the acorn as evidence.

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

23.

HENNY PENNY

These are chicken feathers.

FOXY WOXY

Hey... well... I am so... *shocked*. How
did they get in there?

LUCY GOOSEY

Maybe you put them in there.

FOXY WOXY

Oh yeah, that's right I did.

DUCKY DADDLES

Deputies, get Foxy.

The deputies take off and flap around Foxy. As he swats at them, Henny Penny jumps on his head and pushes his chef hat over his eyes, Cocky Locky charges in and starts to peck at Foxy's feet, Foxy WAILS, the rest of the barnyard starts to FLAP their wings making a lot of noise and they all peck at him. Foxy runs out of the doorway.

FOXY WOXY

You haven't seen the last of me. I'll
have you all for dinner, yet.

Foxy Woxy disappears through the exit.

EXT. ENTRANCE TO FOXY'S DEN

The birds are all stacked on top of one another and are
helping each other through the lip of the den hole. Lucy
Goosey is guiding them, with Cocky Locky helping.

NARRATOR

So the entire barnyard climbed out of the
hole they were in and went back home to
get ready for the election. Instead of
worrying about the sky falling, they were

(MORE)

(CONTINUED)

CONTINUED:

NARRATOR (cont'd)

all thinking of a way to protect

themselves from Foxy Woxy once and for

all.

## EXT. - BARNYARD - ELECTION DAY

It's election day in the barnyard. There are "VOTE LURKEY" and "VOTE LUCY" posters stuck every where in the ground and hung on the barn. The chicken coops are decorated with red white and blue trim. The roosters, hens, ducks and geese are lined up to vote. We see a row of voting booths--hollowed out hay bricks--in the yard with the curtains drawn and chicken and rooster legs sticking out underneath the curtains.

Cocky Locky is nudging a chicken into a voting booth. He bumps the chicken with his shoulder, and the chicken takes a couple skips forward.

COCKY LOCKY
(softly, cajoling)

Come on, voting is good for you. Go

ahead, try it, you'll like it.

The chicken goes into a voting booth. Lucy Goosey walks up to Cocky Locky.

LUCY GOOSEY

How's the nudging going?

COCKY LOCKY
(softly)

Slow, but it's coming along.

Henny Penny runs up to Lucy Goosey.

HENNY PENNY

Well, the plan is set. If Foxy Woxy shows

up, we will cook his goose... I mean,

well, you know?

Turkey Lurkey waddles by them very excited.

CONTINUED

CONTINUED:

25.

## TURKEY LURKEY

(out of breath)

The votes are being counted.

## EXT. BARNYARD - DAY

Hens are roosters are counting the votes on a stage with red, white and blue trim. They hand a piece of paper to Ducky Daddles. The entire barnyard draws close to hear. Turkey Lurkey and Lucy Goosey are standing side by side on the stage.

## DUCKY DADDLES

The leader of New Barnyard is...Lucy Goosey.

The crowd CHEERS. Turkey Lurkey steps forward to the podium.

## TURKEY LURKEY

I would just like to thank Lucy Goosey for proving to us that the sky wasn't falling and to never trust a fox no matter how good a campaign manager he is.

Lucy Goosey steps forward.

## LUCY GOOSEY

And I think we all learned, that sometimes when we fear the unknown, we lose sight of the real danger right under our beaks.

Foxy Woxy jumps out from under the stage and lands right next to Lucy Goosey.

## FOXY WOXY

Is it me? Am I the danger that you are talking about? Oh, how flattering. I

(MORE)

CONTINUED

26.

CONTINUED:

### FOXY WOXY (cont'd)

would love to stay and chat, but I'm late
for lunch.

Foxy Woxy grabs Lucy Goosey and tucks her under his arm and starts to run toward the hole in the fence.

### DUCKY DADDLES

(yelling)

Get him!

Ducky Daddles BLOWS his whistle giving the signal.

### EXT. BARNYARD - UNDER THE ACORN TREE - DAY

Henny Penny wearing her bottle cap hat, is gathering the acorns Earl and Merle have dropped, into a big pile.

### EXT. BARNYARD SKIES - DAY

The Deputies are flying together in tight formation. One by one they swoop down and grab an acorn from Henny Penny. They are flying in the clouds so Foxy Woxy can't see them. They drop the acorns all around Foxy Woxy. They never hit him but the acorns land with loud THUMPS by his feet, picking up dirt as he runs zig zagging around the barnyard, very scared.

### EXT. BARNYARD - THE HOLE IN THE FENCE - DAY

Foxy Woxy stops and puts Lucy Goosey down just before he gets to the hole in the fence. Foxy Woxy is cowering, terrified.

### FOXY WOXY

What's going on?

### LUCY GOOSEY

Don't you know, Foxy Woxy? The sky is really falling this time.

### FOXY WOXY

This is no place for a fox no matter how good the birds taste. I'm never coming back here again.

Foxy Woxy runs through the hole in the fence and keeps on running.

THE
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AT RIVERDALE

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Jacob Reingold
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JAN 14 1998

January 12, 1998

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
26th Floor
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Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Thank you very much for your generous gift of $3,000 to The Hebrew Home for the Aged at Riverdale and the matching gift of $8,000 from The McMoRan Foundation.

Dr. Kissinger, you are a very special and much treasured friend of the Hebrew Home. Your warmth in commenting that your keynote address was a "*labor of love*" touched all present who, in turn, look forward to hearing your incisive remarks and extraordinary perspective each year.

I hope that you have confirmed your calendar for next year's dinner on Sunday, October 18, 1998.

Thank you once again for your friendship and support.

All best wishes for a healthy and happy New Year to the entire Kissinger family and special regards to my very favorite Kissinger ... your mother.

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JESSE HELMS, NORTH CAROLINA, CHAIRMAN

RICHARD G. LUGAR, INDIANA
PAUL COVERDELL, GEORGIA
CHUCK HAGEL, NEBRASKA
GORDON H. SMITH, OREGON
CRAIG THOMAS, WYOMING
ROD GRAMS, MINNESOTA
JOHN ASHCROFT, MISSOURI
BILL FRIST, TENNESSEE
SAM BROWNBACK, KANSAS

JOSEPH R. BIDEN, Jr., DELAWARE
PAUL S. SARBANES, MARYLAND
CHRISTOPHER J. DODD, CONNECTICUT
JOHN F. KERRY, MASSACHUSETTS
CHARLES S. ROBB, VIRGINIA
RUSSELL D. FEINGOLD, WISCONSIN
DIANNE FEINSTEIN, CALIFORNIA
PAUL D. WELLSTONE, MINNESOTA

JAMES W. NANCE, STAFF DIRECTOR
EDWIN K. HALL, MINORITY STAFF DIRECTOR

United States Senate
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS

WASHINGTON, DC 20510-6225

February 9, 1998

The Honorable Henry Kissinger
350 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10022

My dear Friend,

FEB 17 1998

First, my genuine thanks for your being so helpful to our Committee people -- and to me.

Second, in several weeks the Foreign Relations Committee has scheduled action on the resolution of ratification to include Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic in NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. A part of this resolution will be a clarification of the NATO-Russia relationship, and a clear delineation of authority between the North Atlantic Council and the Permanent Joint Council.

My specific interest is to ensure that Russia does not use its position in the Permanent Joint Council to interfere with NATO decision making.

In your testimony before the Committee last fall, you stated that the answers of Secretary Albright on the NATO-Russia relationship provided a basis for the Committee to impose proper limits on the Permanent Joint Council. The Foreign Relations Committee staff is in the process of drafting the resolution of ratification to address this issue and others. When a draft proposal is on paper, I will forward a copy to you. I will welcome and appreciate any suggestions from you, especially on the NATO-Russia provision.

Additionally, if it will be helpful, I will be pleased to ask Bud Nance and our European Affairs staff member to fly to New York to meet with you and to discuss with you any recommendations you may have.

Again, I genuinely appreciate your assistance and advice.

JESSE HELMS

RICHARD G. LUGAR, INDIANA
PAUL COVRODELL, GEORGIA
CHUCK HAGEL, NEBRASKA
CORDON H. SMITH, OREGON
CRAIG THOMAS, WYOMING
ROD GRAMS, MINNESOTA
JOHN ASHICROFT, MISSOURI
BILL FRIST, TENNESSEE
SAM BROWNBACK, KANSAS

JOSEPH R. BIDÉN, JR., DELAWARE
PAUL S. SARBANES, MARYLAND
CHRISTOPHER J. DODD, CONNECTICUT
JOHN F. KERRY, MASSACHUSETTS
CHARLES S. ROBB, VIRGINIA
RUSSELL D. FEINGOLD, WISCONSIN
DIANNE FEINSTEIN, CALIFORNIA
PAUL D. WELLSTONE, MINNESOTA

WASHINGTON, DC 20510-6225

February 9, 1998

My dear Friend,

JESSE HELMS

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