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Chester Field. Chester Field are firstly
God minder mile tobacco, never living after

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taste, so open up pack,
give him a smell, then you're smoking.

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Chesterfield Presents The Bob Hope Show,
transcribed direct from Carswell Air Force based

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fort Worth, Texas, with Less
Brown of his band of renowned for Chesterfield

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Yours truly high Araback, Jimmy Wakeley
and Jerry Coloonne Marilyn Maxwell. And here

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he is the man who's at home
in the oil country because he's a natural

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gusher. Bob Hope, my show. Thank you, very thank you.

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Well. Here I am in Texas. Yes, they're good old Texas.

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That's claustrophobia spelled backwards. But I
really like this state. Of all the

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forty eight states, Texas is my
favorite three. And I got a nice

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reception when I arrived today. A
bunch of bombardiers came up and said,

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welcome to cars Well, mister Hope. We're always glad to meet a fellow

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egg dropper. And when I got
off the plane, Major Finley Ross stepped

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up and slapped me in the back. He can't reach very high, Kenny,

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but I appreciated the thought. Anyway, I want to tell you.

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These Texans are really patriotic. They
shot one guy when he didn't stand up

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for the national anthem. Poor guy. I didn't know the words or deep

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in the heart of Texas, and
I love that Texas draw. A big

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Texas guy tried to see him my
date last night, and I said,

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that's my gal. Shown up and
I want you to show enough, leave

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her alone. Shown up and he
showed me his muscles, and I showed

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him my muscle. I guess I
didn't show enough. But what a place

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this car as well. Now.
I was amazed at the youth of some

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of the boys here. They're so
young. One of them broke his jaw

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the other day. He saluted while
he was still sucking his thumb. They're

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so young. I saw one fellow
wearing a three cornered parachute. I went

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for a plane ride today, but
it's the first one I ever took while

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tied to the propeller and was one
fellow in selling. When I asked him

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how you opened a parachute, he
said, very simple, just count ten,

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jerk. I went up in one
of those B thirty six's. They

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really fly high, but I assisted. I wasn't scared then they pointed out

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that my side of the plane was
giving off yellow vapor clouds. Gosh,

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was I nervous? I said to
the pile, do you mind if I

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bite my nails? He said no, go right ahead, anything to make

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you stop biting mine. But I
enjoyed the ride and want a chair went

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up when I stepped out of the
plane. I want to if they had

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a cheer so hard, if I'd
have waited until the plane landed. Now,

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let's sell Chesterfields every week, the
whole bunch of us being and godfree

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and como and I. We asked
you to smoke Chesterfields, and we give

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you these good reasons. Chesterfields are
milder, and they leave no unpleasant after

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taste. Here's how to prove that. First, make our mildness tests.

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Buy a pack of chester Fields,
open them, enjoy that mild mellow aroma.

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Compare it, and you'll find Chesterfields
are milder. Right, And as

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tobacco growers have been saying for years, tobacos that smell milder, smoke milder.

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So light up a Chesterfield and you'll
see how true that is. Chesterfields

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do smoke milder. And with that
milder smoke, you get no unpleasant aftertaste.

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That fact has been confirmed by the
country's first and only cigarette taste,

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Prammel. So you know why we
say smoke Chesterfield. It's the mild one.

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It's the only cigarette that combines for
you mildness with no unpleasant after taste.

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Always buy Chesterfields. You'll agree it's
the best cigarette you ever smoked.

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And now, ladies and gentlemen,
I'd like to introduce a swell gal who

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traveled with our troop recently through the
Orient and the Illusion and did a great

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job to help entertain over there.
Here. She is Marilyn Maxwell. Thank

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you, fellas, and thank you
Bob. But how about this audience,

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Maryland? Aren't they great? Oh? They sure are. I never saw

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so many handsome young men. Yeah, Bob, Bob, tell me something.

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How is it that you never joined
the Air Force? Well? I

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thought about it, Maryland, but
I blacked up in the air No when

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I thought about it. But you
may see me in an Air Force uniform

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pretty soon, Maryland. Paramount's gonna
make a flying picture and I'm up for

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the lead. Is it a dramatic
part, Oh, it's very dramatic.

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It's a story of a mean guy
who hates everybody in his outfit, and

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he spends a month on a day
there's an island with Jane Russell, and

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he changes. He changes. Yeah, he finds out how much he misses

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his buddies. It's sort of a
fantasy. Well, have you been signed

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for the picture? No? Not
Chet, Maryland. That's one of the

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reasons I'm here at cars Well.
I want to find out everything I can

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about the Air Force, and then
I'll be all set if the studio will

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let me play a serious role.
Hey, here's someone who can help you.

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Bob. One of the enlisted men
here at Carswell Airbase, Sergeant Eveson

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of the four nine two bomb Squadron. Yes, sir, Hey, that's

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Well Maryland. Step right in here, sergeant. Thank you, mister Hoope.

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You can call me Bob. You
outrank me. You know what are

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you doing here? Sergeant? Are
you one of the B thirty six boys?

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That's right through. I'm a tail
gunner and I wanted to talk to

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you because I have a peculiar problem
and I think you can help me out.

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I'm a gunner, not a plastic
surgeon. Please, I'll do the

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jokes. You just take care of
yourself. You just take care of your

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slide rule and compass, will you. My problem, sergeant, is to

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get some Air Force background for a
picture I'm making. What are you doing

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the picture, Bibe, Well,
I'm a colonel who falls into the scrace

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and loses his commission, then goes
to China and fights with the flying targets

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and regains his commission. Then I
get into a brawl in Shanghai with the

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Admiral of the British Fleet, so
I hopped him a roc and put down

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a rebellion in the foreign legion.
Some spies put me on a coffee boat

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bound for Brazil, and I swim
ashore and get rescued by a tribe of

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Azulu just in time to talk to
him out of slaughtering the sellers in the

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Belgian Congo. After that the action
began. Sounds like an interesting picture.

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By yeah, I tell you more
about it, but I don't want to

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ruin the plot for you, Sergeant. What I really want to know is

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how you guys act when you're in
the air. Suppose you're in a big

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thunderstorm with a lot of lightning and
the wind tossed on the plane around.

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Do you smoke, pace up and
down? Or what? Oh? I

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played cards, looking magazine or manicure
my fingernails. That's all. Sometimes I

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just fall asleep. Yeah, but
how Jack before your nerves went the pieces?

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You don't mind answering these questions,
do you? Sergeant might producer to

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paramount A gonna phone me after the
show. So naturally I want to find

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out everything I can. Well,
I have to leave to go back on

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duty, Bob. What else did
you want to know? Well, there's

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a couple of love scenes in the
pictures. Suppose Marilyn Max where with your

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girlfriend? Can you tell me how
you'd kiss her? I can show you

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better, Bob. And I thought
that gleaming his eye was stage fright,

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Marylynd. The sergeant wants to show
me some air Force procedure, okay with

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you? Well I'd be delighted,
sergeant. Well, first, Bob,

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we take him in our arms like
is, then we hold him close like

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this, and then there he's officially
in the Air Force. Come on this

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micro alog. Thank you, sergeant, and I hope you find your way

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back to your landing field. Gee, he's quite a man, Bob.

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Yeah, I get kissed like that
too. If I smeared my lips with

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tequila. Anyway, Marylyn I found
out. Oh, excuse me, excuse

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me, that must be Paramount calling
hello. Yeah, put him on.

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Hello, miss Freeman, why you've
been listening and you're gonna start the trying

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picture right away. Oh that's swell, mister Freeman. When do I report

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to work? Oh? Oh,
I see, well, goodbye. Well

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when do you report to work?
Bob? I don't they're giving the part

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to Sergeant Eberson. Oh they golly, Bob Hope. Is that your personality?

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Or do you have a cold button
somewhere? Is there something I can

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do for you? Well? You
don't know me, miss Hope, but

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I'm Bubble's Gill again. President of
the Barble fans. Lover thought was,

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oh, that's swell. Oh,
we're just double Ginger, double peaches,

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super duper crazy about you. Well, I wouldn't go too far. We

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meaning us girls, took the food, and we all agreed that we'd even

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be willing to eat every bit of
our finach if we could find you down

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at the bottom of the dish.
Well. It's a nice thought, but

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a little messy. Anyway, here's
a president. I want to thank you

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on behalf of the other girls and
myself. We alter turns knitting on it.

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We put the initial sea in the
middle because you always chested. Feel

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here all this is wonderful, Just
what I needed, a knitted ash tree.

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Thank you very much. Oh that's
all right, it's a hoop.

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And we'd like you to know that
we've decided you were the most handsome,

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clever and schulman u man. We
can't decide about that, you know,

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mister Hope. The girls in my
club think you're just amazing. We also

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made up a poem about you,
mister Hope. Poem uh huh, and

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I was appointed to come over here
and read it too. Well. Go

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write a habit from the girl's fans
of of Fort Worth to that peachy fella

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here on earth. Isn't that sweet? We Texas girls would like to sing,

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we are glad you traveled down all
ways in the cattle country. We

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think you're king. You're the biggest
lung home we've ever seen. And our

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friends let me present the only nos
in captivity that can test the mildness of

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a whole case of Chesterfields in one
fell Smith. I choose to interpret that

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as a compliment. High and Now, if that's the last of Crosby's old

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gags, you're going to steal them. Now, let's get out with the

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sales pitch folks better tasting. Chesterfield
is the only cigarette that combines for you

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mildness with no unpleasant after taste.
It sure is, and you can prove

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it real easy. Just make the
Chesterfield mildness test and you'll see. Get

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yourself a back of Chesterfields, open
it and enjoy that mild, mellow aroma.

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Compare it with your old brand and
you'll see Chesterfields are milder. Now,

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as any tobacco farmer will tell you, tobaccos that smell milder smoke milder

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smoke Chesterfields, and you see what
I mean. Another thing, that milder

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smoking Chesterfield will leave no unpleasant aftertaste. That fact was confirmed by the country's

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first and only cigarette taste panel.
Yep, there's an old saying in the

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Southwest, if you can't whip a
man, join him, and you can

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apply that to Chesterfield. For some
strange reason, they call me texts from

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all Signs. I should have grown
up to be a typical Sun of Texas,

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but somehow I wasn't like all the
other cowboys. I couldn't ride,

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I couldn't rope. Shucks, I
didn't even know what year Amon Carter discovered

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American. I guess the situation was
getting hi mighty serious, because one day

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my daddy sent for me. He
looked at me with those loving eyes that

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seemed to tell me he understood my
problem and would always help me and be

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gentle. And then he said,
sit down, you major pool cat.

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Did you send for me, daddy? Yes? I did. Son?

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Tell me how long you been my
son? Now? Ever since the day

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I was born twenty five years ago? Something, Son, your mother played

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a dirty trick on both of us. Son, I don't mind telling you.

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I'm mighty disappointed in the way you
turned out. But I'm trying to

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be a good text and I'm trying
off the hard to be a cowboy.

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Why can you say that? Why
you don't even smell like a cowboy.

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How many times did you bathe this
year with water? Yes? Twice,

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just as I thought, a dude, nor Son, you just ain't going

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about it, riot. How long
had you been on a horse? Wait

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a minute, been on a horse? Ain't the horse supposed to get on

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you? No? Either, you
get on the ball and become a riding

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rope and shooting drinking two fists hexan
or I'll give you the voice punishment a

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cowboy can get. What's that?
I'll take away your hop along Cassidy suit.

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You know that little talk with my
daddy made me mighty sad. Yes,

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sir, my heart was heavier than
Glenn McCarthy's money belt. I needed

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a bit of encouragement, so I
mosied over to my girl's house. My

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girl, Mary Jane. She's a
pretty little thing, lush, the red

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lips, blue eyes, and she
wore her yellow hair in a bun on

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the top of her head. I
didn't mind that, but there was a

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hot dog in it. I've been
kind of shining backwards. Matter of fact,

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last night was the first time I
got up enough nerve to kiss her.

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Yes, Sir, I finally took
the bull by the horns. Tomorrow

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night, I'm gonna kiss tomorrow night. I'm gonna kiss Mary Jane instead of

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the bull. She was waiting for
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How'll detech? How the honey?
Tell me? Mary Jane? What have

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you been doing today? Well?
I got up at four this morning,

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milk three herd of cattle, plowed
the north forty, repaired two miles of

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fence, painted the barn, shingle
the roof, dug a well, and

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chopped six months topply of firewood.
And then I had some lunch. That's

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a woman for you, always thinking
about food. Well, what did you

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do today? Well, you don't. I n't very handy around the ranch

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and tried to milk a cow.
What do you mean? Well? I

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was milking for half an hour and
then I discovered I was shaking hands with

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myself. Well why didn't you stop? I did after I got two quarts?

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Oh, text, why can't you
be a real cowboy? Like Tumbleweed?

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Wakely? Wakely? Is he still
hanging around you? Didn't you tell

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me you might marry me? Well
this would be kind of nice. I

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got a hankering to get hitched.
Maybe someday that'd be a little you and

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a little me, just what I've
always wanted. Midgets, what do you

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say, Mary Jane Ron Starry text
next to Tumbleweed weakly, you're nothing but

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a tenderfoot. A tenderfoot. Yeah, why don't you practice being a cowboy?

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Get on your horse and ride for
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I'd rather have just my feet tender. Now look Mary Jane Auty of

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Mary Jane Tumbleweed, come here,
my little doggie and hit you chuck wagon

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to my heart. Let me correll
you in my arms, and let's clever

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some love by the light of the
purple sage. How about this guy brushes

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his teeth with saddle soap, close
as he's never been to a horse when

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he made a picture of Sydney Green
Street. Well look who's here? Text,

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Hope, the poop head of the
pakers. One more crack out of

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you and I'll use your head to
play a royal cuff record. Now listen,

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hush up. Text. Tomba Weed
brought his guitar along the serenade.

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Men, you got that old geek
with him again. You're just messing everything

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up. Go ahead, tomba Weed, all right. I wanna drink my

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coffee from an old tin can while
the moon goes shine and hide. I

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want to hear the call of the
whipper. Will I wanna hear the corch

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cries. I wanna feel the saddle
of my old cow horse riding him out

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on the range, just to kick
him in the side. Watch him shore

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a step and pro out on the
Texas play Oh Tumbleweed, that was mighty

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pretty. Sounded like Gabby Hayes with
his beard on fire her day. And

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this is your idea of a Texan
huh? Why more Texas than he'll ever

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be. Don't get tough with me, son, or I'll wrap my guitar

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right around your nick. You do
an as'll you what? I'll twang all

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over you. Well, that's settled
to Texas. Get out of here and

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don't come back and tell you as
much a texis as tumbleweed. And furthermore,

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I'll never hitch up with you unless
you learn to sing pretty like he

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does. All right, I'm gonna
get me some singing lessons right now,

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and then I'm coming back for you. That's for sure. That's for dang

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shawyah. This here looks like the
singing teachers office. I'll go right in,

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said, gonna come a minute.
Hey, what are you doing singing

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into that envelope? Singing out of
singing lesson by mail now Colora? Yes,

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if he's not Professor Colonna Voice coach, singing instructor, student of the

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Fine arts, some heada call salesman. Well, I want to take some

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of them there singing lessons so I
can be a real text and and win

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my girl's hand. Alrighty, now
first, alrighty, what part of Texas

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is that? Alright, let's move, They're coming to Ward. Just let's

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go. All right, christ Christ
I want to tell you, but I'm

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not one of these pony ski teachers
who will breed you for money. I'll

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only chide you fifty cents an hour. Well that's reasonable, yes, And

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I think I can teach you to
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and fifty hours. I'll wait a
minute. That's over one thousand dollars.

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Will it cost that much to teach
me to sing? All? Will cost

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me that much to get to Florida? And my piano player's wife is waiting

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for me. What about your wife? She's in Mexico with my piano player.

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Coloda, you're a complete idiot.
I know why be half saved.

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You know I got a sneaky feeling. You don't know anything about music at

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all. I don't. I'll have
you know. I can play every musical

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instrument there is and all at the
same time. Well, how is that

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possible? Big mouth? Seventeen Union
times. Well, what about giving me

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a lesson? Alrighty now first time, mister. Now, pump in your

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mouth and stake out your trump all
right, father, father, father,

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a little father, I can't you're
stepping on it. Oh, come now,

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just a little bit, father,
father. What do you know slipped

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off the roller? Yeah, man, young man, I tell you what

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you do. Take this singing instruction
book with you and study it. After

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you're finished, you'll be a fine
singer. Oh thank you, professor.

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I've got to go now. I'm
working with another student in the next room,

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and I've got to sing a song. Excuse me. He happens every

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time I sing Orange Colored Sky?
Still on, Professor, so on?

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I sure hope Mary Jane is home. I read this here singing book from

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front to back, and she's gotta
marry me. Now. Who is it?

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It's text, honey, and I'm
a real textan. Now I learned

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me how to sing. Well,
it's too late, now, text.

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I found it. Somebody that can
sing better than you can. Wake me

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put together? Who is it?
I was walking an arm mine, but

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oh no, hey, Maryland,
what is it? Bob? You know

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the show is going to be over
a little while I've been wondering if you

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and I could get together we sort
of take a little walk. Huh.

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Well, of course, Bob.
Oh, you're such a delightful child.

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You're just a type i'd like for
my sister, and you're just a type

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i'd like for my mother. Look, Max, I'm trying to tell you

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I'm not as old as you think
I am. Fact, I'm practically just

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a kid. They won't let me
buy a copy of re STCAUI unless I

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bring an note from my mother.
Oh now, really, Bob, don't

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you think it's time you started acting
your age? Acting my age? I'm

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not calling Grandma Moses for a day
yet. And just remember, none of

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us are saying from old father time. What do you mean? Listen to

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me. Someday you figure will start
to spread your fall and I just will

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drop like leads. You find your
beautiful smile has fled. No hair,

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notpy, your shiny hair. Don't
let the wrinkles upset you. I'll still

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be happy. I'll met you done
it, baby love. Some day you're

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gonna lose your psy I'll see the
doctor in twice a week. My chek

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suddenly go and geek, you be
so death that I'll have to shriek.

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So you're physical recting up to be
happy, to nective. Garn it,

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baby, that's long. That love. That's love. We might as wealthy,

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sensible. That's love. That's love
to me. You're indispensible despite the

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fact that some day you're gonna look
really beat. Oh me is all the

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fell let you eat boy, scouts
will help you across the street. Too

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old to even be in the screen, so you be too weak to court

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me. I'm still gonna let you
support me. You will always be my

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turtle Jo. I mean for you
and you for me. Collecting socials,

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guy, go start it, baby, I have an idea. What listen

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to me, child? Just imagine
I'm a kid of seventy. Someone's been

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shaking your amal tea. I started, baby, all tang for the memory

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of the Air Force personnel at this
air base called Carswell. To every guy

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who rides the sky in a thirty
six, so well, we thank you

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so much, ladies and gentlemen.
Our thanks to the men of Carswell Airbase.

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And believe me, we can thank
all men like these. The Korea

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didn't bring us something worse than a
national emergency. I mean a national catastrophe.

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Yes, sir, While our Gi
in the ground was making the heroic

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withdrawal from the port of hung Nam, our Gi in the sky, like

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the little Dutch boy who held his
hand in the dyke, teamed up with

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Navies, big guns and held back
the Red Tide operations. Hung Nam wrote

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a great page in the book of
American history and gave us our greatest New

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Year's resolution to preserve that old American
custom liberty. Liberty is a wonderful thing,

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pays two for one. You get
out of it twice what you put

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into it. And mister, if
we put in half as much as these

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men at the United States Air Force, all the communists in the Kremlin couldn't

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even put a debt in our New
Year's resolution. Thank you, and good

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night Shore. Listen for next week's
bar Pope Show with our special guest Jane

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Russell. Correct for Camp Pendleton.
The Field has brought you to bar Pope

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