Gosham. Also see how about that right here in the morning's paper, Harriet, Ozzie, I can't understand the word you say. You're not talking, you're just mumbling. Oh, I'm sorry. How's this? The solid silver with beauty that Lives Forever is International Sterling. Now you're talking. The solid silver with beauty that lives Forever is International Sterling from Hollywood International Silver Company, creators of International Sterling, present The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, starring America's favorite young couple, Ozzie Nelson and Harriet Hillard. Well, it's a beautiful form both outside and inside the Nelson home. At eighteen forty seven, Rogers wrote, David and Ricky are outside playing, but Ozzie and Harriet are at the breakfast table looking over the morning mail. Well, look, so there's a lot of mail for me, yes, honey, but just looks that way. Most of it's for David. I'd like to know why David gets more mail than I do. Well, there he sends in more boxtops than you do. Incidentally, whatever happens to the stuff that's in the boxes the box tops come from? Are we piling it up in a little room? Somewhere or what. I don't know, and I'm afraid to ask. Let's see what's there in the mail here? David Nelson, David Nelson, David Nelson, David Nelson, David Nelson, Alonso Gore can cut it? Hey, how do that guys live in? There? Is there somebody living with us we don't know about? Let's see. Oh, I guess the postman made a mistake. It's not even our address. Hey, look, there must be something wrong here. Here's a letter for us. That's all looking handwriting, isn't it. Well, we know some odd looking people. Oh, mom, Pop, is there a letter here for me from Charles Atlas? Yeah? That probably is. You got a whole mess of him here. Gosh, look at the one you got, Hey, Pop? Can I have the stamp off that envelope? Okay? Just wayle I finished reading it? Hey, Well, I'll be darned, Harriet. You'll never guess who this letter is from? Really? Who? Let me see how good you are? See if you can guess, I'll give you a few hints. Okay, it's from a certain man we saw only once, a man who went far away, and you never thought you'd hear from him. Again the waiter at the restaurant last night. Nah, now you think I'm kidding. Now, think back a couple of months. Do you remember meeting a certain Arabian officer, Ali Magaga. He came to San Francisco to the peace conference. He visited Los Angeles one weekend. Oh sure, I remember now, that nice foreign fellow we met at the palladium. What's the name of that little country he's from? Uh? Bizarkistan? Jay, say, where is Bizarkistan? Again? Why? It's about well, as a matter of fact, you go right through it to get to before I tell you. Let's see how good David is a geography? David, where is Bizarkistan? Gosh, I don't know, pop. Son. That just goes to show you should study your geography. What if when you're grown up your son asks you, where's Bazarkistan? What do you say, I'll say, son, that just goes to show you you should study your Okay, okay, never mind it anyway? Was he saying the letter let me see, uh, honored friends, it is i Ali Magaga who writes to thank you again for your kindness to me. Isn't it nice? In appreciation of your friendship? Which you'll bestowed on a strange when you're city. I am sending you, in separate package a token of my extremely gratitude, thanking you again for your kindly hospital Prince Sally mc hey, I didn't know he was a prince. Gosh, ps, if you're ever in Bizarkistan, look me up. I'm in the book. Hey how about that? Isn't it exciting a gift from an Arabian prince? What do you suppose it'll be? Well, I don't want to build your hopes up. But didn't Ali Magaga tell us they had a lot of precious stones and metals in his country. Yeah, and remember he was wearing a big green emerald the size of a traffic light. Please don't exaggerate, dear, I remembered very well, and it wasn't any bigger than a walnut. Maybe sending me a string of pearls, wouldn't that be wonderful? Well, I'm a little insulted, after all, I gave your string of pearls once, and I worked pretty hard to get them too. That's right, you did took your three nichols to make that iron claw drop in the right place. Anyway, I'll bet the gift is for me. You know, you may be right. After all, Arabia is the place where they have those heronds with beautiful dancing girls that do the dance of the seventh Veil. Oh, he wouldn't. Why not? You mean you really think for sure? Maybe he sent you to seven veils. Fine, that's like getting a Tutsi roll without the TUTSI say. You know, it would be funny if he did send me one of those dancing girls. Oh, I see what would you do with an Arabian dancing girl? Don't be silly, I like to dance. Well, I still think he'll be a precious jewel of some sort. You know, those Arabian princes are fabulously wealthy. It could be a ruby. She a ruby? What are ruby's worth? Many? Price might be five hundred dollars, might be thousands of dollars. Gosh, imagine us with a ruby worth thousands of dollars. He may send us a magic carpet. David. Don't let your imagination run away with him. David, isn't the time you started for school? Or what do I have to go to school for if we're gonna be rich? Or hurry up, Davy, you'll be late. Okay, goodbye, good bye one. That's a good little fellow. I wonder where he gets that vivid imagination from you threw the breakfast there? Yes, I am, I'll call Gloria. Gloria. Oh, Gloria, need you call me mister Nels? Yes, I did, Gloria. We're all through breakfast. What do you think, Gloria, we got a letter from Bazarkistan today. Well, well imagine that. When is he getting out of the army? No, no, Gloria, Bazarkistan is a country. We just received a letter from a friend of ours telling us to be on the lookout for a gift from there. Oh, I see, And where is Bizarkistan located? Well, it's a little country somewhere on the Arabian peninsula, I believe you. See. When I went to school, I was very bad and arithmetic. Arithmetic, Gloria. You study about Arabia and geography, I know. But if you can't and you can't tell time, and if you can't tell time, how are you ever going to get to your geography class? Gloria. Look, Arabia is a country far away from America, and life's very different there, and it's a place of strange romance and adventure, where men come galloping out of the night, sweep you into their arms, and carry you off into the hills. Did you ever walk down Hollywood Boulevard? Well, anyway, Gloria, the important thing is that we're expecting a gift, so we'll be on the lookout for it in case we're not at home. Oh sure, mister Nelson. You know I'm expecting a gift too from my boyfriend Almer. I think he's going to give me an elect iron. An electric iron. Well, I'm not sure, but I think so. Last time I saw him, we had an argument and he said he was going to give it to me hot and heavy. What kind of a present are you expecting, missus Neilson. Well, we don't know, Gloria, but we think it might be a ruby. Oh that's nice. I've been expecting a ruby for two years now from who cares? You know, you never can tell where you'll get things from. A fortune teller once told me i'd get something valuable from somewhere. I at least expected it, and did you. The very next day I was eating oysters in a restaurant, and what happened? I got tormaine poisoning and collected two hundred dollars. I'll get it delivery hair for miss missus Ozzie Nelson. Oh is this the one that came all the way from Arabia? Yeah? That's right. Oh, you poor man, you must be tired, Azzy. Did you hear that? The package from Arabia? Oh? Wonderful? Want me to sign up, mister? Ah? Yes, please sign right there. Well, where's the package? Aren't you going to bring it in? Well? I could bring it in, lady, but I think you better go out. Let's go see what it is. Harriet, Harriet, where are you? I'm right with you. I'm coming to huh. There you are, folks. There it is. Oh my goodness, oh my goodness of all things, to send us a camel? Yes, that, folks, that's what it is, all right, A real live camel. Is that what that is? I thought it was a horse with the mumps. I can't believe my eyes. I can't believe my eyes, but I can believe my nose. Ozzie, something's got to be done about that camel we got yesterday. We'll just have to get rid of it. Yeah, I guess you're right. Course, David won't like the idea. Well, I know, dear, but what can we do with that camel in the yard. It's like living next door to a glue factory. Every time the wind changes, a different neighbor complains. Yeah, I must admit he's a little on the gamey side, sort of like the Hackensack River at low Tide. I never realized that camel's had such a peculiar fragrance. Peculiar fragrance. He's practically a secret weapon now. David was figuring on riding him to school tomorrow too. Oh, Ozzie, that's too dangerous, little boy riding a camel down the street. Oh, I don't know. Camels are tall high can a woman driver hit? Well, David'll just have to be disappointed then, because the camel's too strong for me to endure. I find myself hoping I'll get a head cold. Oh, I agree with you. We got to get rid of them. You know something, though, I think Gloria is going to be sorry to see him go to What makes you say that, Well, yesterday Gloria spent over two hours with the camel. Oh, that's just playing silly. Maybe it's just plain silly. But today she got a seat on the sunset bus. You know, I just got a frightening. As you know, this is a little scary. It may not be so easy. Just how do you get rid of a camel? Well, I don't know. I guess the best thing to do would be to call the zoo. 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I be there for you, to carry you to laughter and suit to stigma. Surrounder, say you love and live. Jill the j Well, Ozzie and Harriet have been trying desperately to get rid of the camel that was sent them by an Arabian prince whom they had befriended. Not only is the camel less than beautiful, but he also has a very unfortunate personality. In fact, the neighbors are threatening to make things difficult if Ozzie doesn't get rid of tall Tan and Tangy. As our scene opens, he's still phoning trying to dispose of the prince's aromatic gifts. Hello, I have a camel here. Hello, I have a camel here. Hello, I have a well you can wait a minute. I might have set a pair of nylons. Hello, you better think of something, Ozzie. We call the zoo, the circus, and practically every movie studio in town. Hey, wait a minute, there's still one movie studio left. Maybe this is the right place. Hello. Could I speak to someone in production? Please? That's right. Hello, I have a camel here, and I was wondering whether you could use him over at your studio. Oh you do. Well, he's a really fine camel. And I'm what's that? Oh? Well, thanks, just the same. Goodbye? Well what went wrong that time? They need one that's trained well? Ours is trained for a tap dance with Gene Kelly. What do you think we better do about him? Well, first, I think we ought to burn some old rubber and feathers and the incinerated to cover up the smell. Well, it certainly is a pressive around here today, and it isn't the heat or the humidity. It's a camel. How are we going to get rid of him? I wonder if we kept him locked up in there, if it'd be possible for him to get so he couldn't stand himself. No, I don't think so. I wonder if we should try to give him a rub down with mum. Won't work. Look what happened yesterday when I tried to wash him with life boy what he ate six bars and stood out there blowing soap bubbles through his I'm afraid to answer the door anymore. Every time I go it's another neighbor complaining. You know, I've been thinking this over, and there's only one thing to do. What's that send the camel right back to Bazarkistan where he came from. We can write a very courteous letter, you know, dear Prince, thanks for the gift, but we just can't handle it. By golly, I think you're right. You know, we seemed like such an intelligent guy. I can't imagine I'm sending us a camel. It's really your turn, but I'll get it. Let's face it together. Dear, good afternoon, are you mister missus Ozzie Nelson. Well, that depends the mister missus Ozzie Nelson to receive the gift of a camel from Oh. Yes, this is the plane, Paul. What can we do for you? My name is Monroe, Thomas Jefferson Monroe with the State Department, Washington, d C. Oh, won't you come in? Thanks? We received the camel from Prince Allly Mgoga of Bizarkistan Arabia. Splendid, mister Nelson, splendid. It was with great pleasure that we heard that you were honored by this gift from the Prince. What is your interest in the camel, mister Monroe? Well, we of the State Department are always greatly please. As an expression of goodwill between another country and hours, such a little matters go a long way, Todd strengthening and cementing deeper relationships pre nations. Therefore, it is with great satisfaction that I take note of the fact that with this camel, friendships have become I might say ripened, you might even say over ripen. I'm sure the Prince sent you a fine animal. You better go out and take a look now if you want to see him, because I'm shipping them back to Ali Magaga today. You're doing what, mister Nelson. You don't know what you'll say. You can't ship that camel back. That would constitute an insult of the greatest proportion. Please, mister Nelson, I'm sorry, but I can't keep them here. We've had nothing but complaints ever since he arrived. You mean the neighbors, not only the neighbors. We got a call from a flower shop in Glendale at two hundred petunias had curled up and died. Well. I hate to apply pressure, mister Nelson, but as a representative of the State Department, I must appeal to your patriotism. I must insist that you reconsider you mean we have to keep the camel. But of course the Prince would be hardly offended if you got rid of the animal. But we're offended now constantly. This is the same thing as asking us to move. Mister Nelson. I'm sure you wouldn't want to do anything that might lead to international complications. Well, I can't believe it makes that difference. Frankly, I'm from Missouri. Oh you are from Missouri. In that case, maybe something can be done about it at the White House. In the meantime, don't get rid of that camel. Oh, Harriet, this is the worst mess I've ever been in the department. Won't let me send the camel back, and the police and the neighbors refuse to let me keep it, like having your pants catch on fire in front of the YWCA. Well, the only thing left to do is try and bluff it out, you know that. Do's just pretend we haven't got any camel around here, no matter what the neighbors say. Well, we can try, I suppose. Oh oh, look here comes missus broad Street up the walk and she looks awfully mad. Well, just stick to our story. We don't have a camel. I've stood for a lot of things from neighbors in my time. Is from it to Nelson. But you just got to get rid of that camel. Camel, Yes, that camel of yours has got to go, or you must be mistaken. Missus Broad's feet we have no camel here. All missus Nelson and I have are two sons. Then the one with the long tail just ain't all the walk the walks off my line. It was simply disgraceful. And don't tell me it wasn't a camel. I saw with my old eyes what was chasing me? He was chasing you, That's what I said. He chased me around and around my victory garden until he knocked me flat on my Brussels sprout. Oh, I'm sorry if he did any damage, any damage? Why the clothes line alone? He ate two of my newest dresses, my favorite slip, three pairs of stocking, and then what's the matter? What did he eat? Then? I had saved it all through the war. It was such wonderful rubber, and it never crept up her fell down there there they're now, So that's gonna. I can't get into my clothes, and my husband's going to start calling me fats. I'm terribly sorry, So have I goodbye? Oh golly, has she gone? Harriet? Oh my turn? Oh remember me, I'm the delivery man. I brought you that camel yesterday. Believe me, friend, We'll never forget you. Just answer one question. Just still have the camel? Yes, I'm afraid we do. Oh what a relief. It seems they made a mistake at the transfer company and the camel ain't for you. Then then this camel isn't a gift from Arabia. Oh yeah, yeah, but they got the tag switched. You see, he's supposed to go to the California Zoological Society and Sacramento. Well, brother, that's the best news we've had in weeks. He's right out in the garage, and the sooner you take him, the better. Oh boy, that's fine. How do I get to the garage? You gotta step outside and follow your nose. How about that the camel wasn't for us after all? I thought a camel was an awful, strange sort of a gift. Hey, but wait a minute, dozzie. Now we're right back or we started. If the camel was for somebody else, I'm wondering what the prince said us. Well, we'll find you know something. Maybe it's a ruby after all. Oh that's silly, are you kidding? After a camel, anything's possible. Well, you remember what my first guess was a beautiful Arabian dancing girl. Oh sure, I can just picture the expression on your face if you heard a knock on the door and you opened it and there stood an Arabian dancing girl listen. Was that you no, Well open the door? Will you do? Oh? 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