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From Hollywood, The Judy Canova Show, drop to you East Meet for the

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Colgate Palm on a tea cover.
Nature is a Plo shampoo that you holorify

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your hair. And the New Super
Sucks with a carload of suns for Fight

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or Ducks. The Judy Canova Show
with mel playing Ruby Dandridge, Joe Kerm,

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Gail Gordon, George Nie, Erna
Felton, The Statesman, Charles Das

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and the Orchestra and starring Judy Canovas. When the Red Red Romic comes by

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by bag along Alonge, they no
more son and he starts provides old see

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song, weg up, weg up, use me dead, get up to

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get up, get out of bed, cheer up to jam u sound and

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red beer me Well you find the
to Now I'm wanting through the cloud rainmad

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press. But still I listen for
hours and I'm just kid again, doing

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m in again, sing in a
song in the Red Red Robbie comes by,

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My Mama, Mama done the long. When the Red brad Robin comes

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fire by father the Lordeez, he's
sticking out its pretty little heat, more

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more sobbing when he starts robbing his
song and Robbie b his breast and partess

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a kid again, do it father
in again, sing in the song when

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the red Red robbins manbin not hob
nobbing with the red man, robbing when

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he comes by. Well this summer, Judy is going on a personal appearance

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tour with her own stage show,
and all day long she's been besieged by

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people who want to get into the
act. That's line hard. Say,

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how are you coming, Judy?
Are you through interviewing people? No?

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No, but still got a few
more to talk to you. Now come

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in, lady or next? Oh
thank you? What kind of act do

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you do? I do a specialty
dance, something like little Egypt and the

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audiences go for that, Honey,
when I imitate Egypt, I have a

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land in the Nile. My speciality
dance is really something. And what do

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you use? Fans are bubbles?
Fans are bubbles? Have you? No?

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I don't, Judy, I gotta
see, say, Honey, if

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I go with your ask, do
I get a chance to kiss the handsome

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leading man? You want to kiss
a leading man? At your age?

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You ought to be a changed honey
at my age. I'm pro hold me

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if you're leading man Honey, Judy, maybe if you put an ad on

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the Hollywood trade papers, you might
get higher. Trist tell him, yes,

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you're right, Howard. That's how
I got my start, asking an

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ad in the theatrical paper. Now
we'll forget that ad if that wanted girl,

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entertainers must be respectable until August the
first, Hey, Judy, was

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your first personal appearance on the stage
of success? Was it? I broke

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up the show? What happened?
Well, sir, I had to do

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a quick change on the stage in
the dark steet. Oh yeah, uh

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huh. So one night I called
from a tight and the electrician thought,

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I said, lights, Oh,
that must be somebody else wanting an audation.

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Come in, howdy, mister.
Are you a voutable actor? Well,

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ma'am, you might say I'm a
matinee idol. Really, yes,

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ma'am, I I played one matinee
and I've been idol ever since. But

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uh, I I do impersonations,
ma'am. I imitate a tobacco auctioneer twenty

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two, twenty three, twenty four, twenty five. Golly, ain't you

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supposed to talk faster than that?
No, ma'am, I advertise a slow

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burning tobacco you know my voice sells
a lot of tobacco. I got that

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certain something. Yeah, you got
some hard but I ain't certain what it

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is. Okay, who's this far
with you? He's Herbert, my boy

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to Bille partner. Oh what do
you do? Herbert? Oh? I

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tapped my head with a hammer and
play it like a billopol You tapped your

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head with a hammer. What does
it sound like? I don't know,

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I never heard. It always knocks
me unconch telly. Do you always hit

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your head with a hammer or yeah? Sure, whatever I do, I

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use my hair. If you're got
a point there right, Well, that

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sounds like another one. Judy,
come in, miss Kenova. I wrote

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a song and I said it to
you, and I've been sitting home every

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Saturday waiting for you to sing it. But you didn't. Whoppin woppins,

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Yeah, Woppin's Oh you mean what
happened? Yeah that's what I said?

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Whopping Uh? Was it a good
song? Oh, miss Kenova, this

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was the best song I ever wrote, and I wanted to do some sing

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it, so I sent it to
you. Woppins. I don't know,

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but on the way out you can
ask about art the desk Wopping's say you

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talk funny. Everybody in radio is
crazy. I asked a simple question.

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Nobody knows Wapping, I asked,
Wopping obody. Oh Howard, if this

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is another votable act, I just
can't take it. I'm sorry, but

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because oh it's mister Manfield, my
publicity man as the man Field you,

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Judy, So you've been busy getting
ready for your trip, haven't you.

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I sure have interviewing people, arranging
with transportation and attacking the clothes. Have

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you got your rights? Inerant ring? No, it ain't come back from

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the laundry yet, Judy. I
was speaking about your day by day,

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personal whereabouts, personal whereabouts, all
of them. I just wish him for

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the super Soudjudy. I mean I
wanted to know which towns and cities you

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will visit. Oh? Oh,
well, well I ain't quite sure yet,

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but I hope we played in the
attacks junction. You know last year

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mam came to see my AX.
Really did you meet your mother at the

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triend meet her there? Shucks?
No, I've known her for years,

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Judy. Why have you been interviewing
so many people? Where? You see?

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I got room in my stage Joe
for one more act, but it's

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gotta be sensational. I want to
kind of an act that'll make the audience

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rise to their feet. Brother,
hat's up in the air and shout,

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pardon me for talking in your face, Senarita, Oh Pedro, Senorita,

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I have a funny joke you can
tell on your stage or the starmer.

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Did you hear about the man who
crossed an hour with a goat? He

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crossed an owl with a goats?
See, he was trying to raise some

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hoot nannies. Senorita, I wish
I could act on the stage with you

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all. Why, Pedro, do
you think you could be an actor?

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Well, the Senorita, my girl
says when it comes to issing, I

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am like a movie star. H
your girl said that, see she said,

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I am a tyrone without the power
say god. Yeah, I'd like

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to use your jokes. But you
see what I'm looking for as an active,

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but de sensitational. Oh, Senorita, I have just the thing for

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you. A little baby that plays
a piano. I've hurt it myself off

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now played. How could a little
baby possibly strike a full card on a

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piano? Easy, Senorita. The
baby sits on the piano and bounces up

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and down. Do you mean to
tell me the baby learn to play the

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piano that way? See that baby
learned from the bottom up, Senorita,

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Do you want me to give you
prodigal child? Yes, pay Bo,

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you get that Chileel prodigty and bring
it over to the house and we'll meet

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you there later. See Dolly,
mister man stude, we've been waiting here

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three hours and played ro ain't showed
up with the child prodigy yet, Judy.

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That sounds like a baby on the
port. Let's have a look.

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Oh Muchie must have left it here
in this basket. Oh ain't it keete?

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Oh? Why she's the cutest thing
I ever saw. She has such

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cute dimples. What do you suppose
her name is? Sam? It's embroidered

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on his dress. Judy, there
must be some mistake. This baby can't

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possibly play the piano. Look at
him, mister Manfield. Even if you

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can't play the piano, he'd make
a wonderful violinist. A violinist, Yeah,

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he sure can't. Fid over his
toes car load of SuDS for Fighter

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duds from just one box of super
SuDS. Look, here's a little lady

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carrying home a carload of Sudso little
bitty me, that's right. That Super

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SuDS box in your hand can make
a car load of SuDS. Proved by

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an independent authority that just one box
of Super SuDS can make forty seven thousand,

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two hundred times its own varleme in
SuDS, enough SuDS to more than

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fill a freight car. That's for
me. I can't get too much SuDS

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for eye wash. Get Super SuDS
and get a car load of SuDS to

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wash washable colors, brighter fight clothes
fighter. No soap in the world can

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wash clothes fighter remove more dirt than
super SuDS. You need no bleach.

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How about my arms. Super SuDS
is packed with power, but it's easy

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on colors, gentle to hands,
gives you sweeter smelling washes too. Well.

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I'm on my way with my carload
of SuDS, Supersuds, Super SuDS,

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Extra SUTs for Wider dum marshco Spider
Girl, more durder Washambro. Now

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back to Judy Canova, The Statesman
and the wonderful story about Pecos Bill.

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Because Bill was quite a cowboy down
in Texas and a Western superman, to

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say the league. He was the
roughed up his britter, never known to

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be a twitter because he never had
no dear of man or beast. So

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you the ia ya yo hear the
tubbest bitter west of the Alamos. He

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wrote. They read some cyclone out
of nowhere, and he's traveled in and

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saconed down And while a cyclone buson's
minute, pacos rolled and smoking linens,

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and it came that rry wind down. Who by the yet the eye all

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sad. It's Twitter last of the
album. Didn boot sleep un do stay

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all to all boot split you do
splay la fare was. They dropped their

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spread all over Texas, sunny calif
and boll The gag is kind of corny.

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He brought rain from Californi. That's
the way we got the gonflexing call.

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Lad go to your lady, lady, the lady, Jesus to you

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old food sleep ut do and I'm
rustless. They heard of cattle the herd

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and what he calls them crooked feeling. Thank God's knocked out all their feelings.

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That's the reason hard in the herd. The roughest stuff is risky.

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Well, so far, the so
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being able to play the piano,
but it does seem to have an exceptional

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talent for sweeping, which is exact. See what it's doing right now?

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Oh, miss Judy, I say, Judy's little baby, I all a

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song ready, cute? Lying that
is a little basket? Pee serious,

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tiny into it? I think he
wants to stay here? What makes you

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think that he's taking all his things? Balt Draham. If he wakes up,

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you can hold him in your wife
and give him his bottle. Hold

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him in my lamp makes you I'm
so bad? Leave it all right through?

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Oh, but less and lessen.
Without the baby's mother here, we'll

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have to take care of it ourselves. You know anything about babies, so

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that has nothing to it. All
you have to know about babies is the

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three bees? The three bees?
What's that baby? Violam and Griffin?

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If I wonder who that is on
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Hunter is your boy friend, mister
Benabus? Hello, Judy Hell Benchley,

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come in. Oh thanks. I
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thought i'd just drop up, Judy. What's this here in the basket?

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I've got a baby, Benchley,
a baby well, gosh, you shouldn't

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be up walking around so soon.
Oh, Benchley, now you're walking him

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up. Oh gosh, Judy,
a baby. I'm flabbered, Casterdyke.

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I don't know what to say.
Wow, it is quite a surprise this

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morning. I didn't even know I
was gonna have it, Judy, When

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did the baby arrive? Why'd you
say? When did the baby arrive?

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All right after lunch? Heydo delivered
it on the porch. Oh got it,

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Judy? For for a minute I
thought it was yours, Rasley.

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How could you possibly think it was
my baby? Oh? Look at him.

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He has got your nose. Really
has to have something to play with.

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Oh golly, Jesus is a nice
little baby. But when I see

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a baby like this, I want
to take it in my arms and cuddle

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it eventually, don't Baby's kind of
give you a homie feeling? Oh yes,

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Judy, Now I know I want
a home of my own. He

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can count on me, Bally and
a wife who was a real helpmate.

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You can count on me and children
too, Judy, you can count on

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me. Basically. I want about
seven or eight. You can stop counting,

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hey, bitch. Last night I
had a dream about you and me

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being married. It dreams you were
married to me. Oh, guys,

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Judie, tell me about it.
Wow, it didn't turn out so good.

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You see, your mother was living
with us. We've been married for

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ten years and we had seven kids. Who it sure was? We are

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listed. You were sitting across the
breakfast table from Judy. What's the matter

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with this egg? Didn't I tell
you? I wanted it soft boiled?

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Well it should be soft. I
boiled for twenty minutes. And look at

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these paper plates. What's the matter
with them? At the same paper plates

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we had dinner off last night?
Well, stop complaining? Are using a

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riser on them? You learned to
cook properly. Most women like to mess

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around the kitchen, so do I. I'm the biggest mess around the kitchen

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you ever saw us. And look
at this break yea whole wheat again?

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You know I like cracked wheat.
Well, here's a hammer crack at yourself.

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Basically, I can't understand it.
You're always fine and false. Were

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you married me? Didn't you?
Yes, women are fools to marry men.

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But what else is it? I
gotta think about it. Basically,

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you never give me any money for
new clothes, So what I have absolutely

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nothing to wear? What'll I do? Full of shades down? Oh,

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Julie, let's stop coarling. Okay, I'm willing to if you are want

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sugar in your coffee, doling,
No, dear, your face is sweetness

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enough for me. Yeah, but
if you think I'm gonna duck it in

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your coffee? Here y, what
is it? Junior? I have a

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strawberry lolly lolly pop? What's he
talking about? He wants a strawberry all

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day? Sucker? Jenny, take
me to the playlet show, Jenny to

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day? Jenny specially, did you
take Junior to a Burles show? Well?

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Yes, but you see you going
Mama back Caddy two week? Get

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me? When I saw what kind
of a show it was, I wanted

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to take Junior right out of there. Then why didn't you twisted it?

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Or you go out and play now? One boy certainly is a trial.

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Yes, sometimes it's hard for me
to realize that I'm his father. Well

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it's exactly easy for him either.
A good thing. You have a mother

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in law living around this place.
What do you mean nobody else knows how

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to handle Junior? I got inquired
just by using child psychology and reasoning with

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his Yeah, what'd you say to
him? I said, shut up,

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fellow turk Ross heavyer print. Even
if you are my mother in law,

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I want you keep your hands off
Junior. He's a sweet, well mannered,

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handsome boy. Handsome. What he
said in my house last summer I

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had to buy him back three times
on the dogcatcher. Now, mother,

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that's no way to talk. After
all, Judy is my wife. Oh

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brother, what a married life?
Here? I am surrounded by noise and

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confusion and seven kids. And what
did I just kept for Father's Day?

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The news about the eighth. Basically, if that's the way you feel,

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I'm going to pack up and leave. I might have known me and your

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wife would be like this, what
do you mean? Or the day we

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went to our honeymoon cottage, I
had to carry you and your mother piggyback

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across the doorsteps. And basically that's
the dream I had. Of course,

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that ain't really the way I feel
about married. I didn't think you did,

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Judy. You love babies so much. Pardon me, Shenita, Oh

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i o paper, I want to
have a talk with you. I don't

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think this baby can play the piano. Oh, I know, Shanarita.

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That baby belongs down the street,
A little boy who was money and lifted

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on our porch. Well, where's
a child prodigy who plays the piano?

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Oh? Here I am, ma'am
remember me, I'm Herbert. Yeah,

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but Herbert, you're a grown man. I was expecting child. Oh,

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trust me, I got the mind
of an eight year old. Okay,

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bro, how could you make a
mistake like this? You distinctly said he

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was a child prodigy? Was Senorita? I forgot to tell you. The

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first time I heard him play the
piano was twenty five years ago. One.

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Oh, I'm sorry, Herbert,
but I can't take you on the

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tour. Well, I don't want
to play the fianna anyway. I wanna

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be a dramatic actor. Or they
call you all over the country style.

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I want to make him froy.
I want to make them suffer. Well,

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ladies and gentlemen. Since the end
of our radio season is practically here,

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Judy thought would be nice to turn
this musical spot over to Bud Dance

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and his orchestra. Bud. Ever, the gracious gentleman has elected to play

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a beautiful ballad that Judy originally produced, the Rue LaRue Lily Bolero Us.

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The Judy Canova Show is written by
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and is producer directed by Joe Rimes. Tomorrow Sunday evening, Judy Canova and

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her Big Show will appear at the
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