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Speaker 1: Harmonive Soap, Your Beauty Hope and Colgate toothpowder for a

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Breathlet Sweet Present The Judy Canova Show with Mel Blank,

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Ruby Dandridge, Bernad Felton, Joe Kerns, The Sportsman Open Kates

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in his Orchestra and starring Judy Canova.

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Speaker 2: A boy met a girl at a railroad station.

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Speaker 3: Their trains were an hour lake.

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Speaker 4: And over a cup of coffee, he begged her for

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a day.

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Speaker 3: She looks so I mure and shiny, and.

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Speaker 5: Then made this reply, why don't you look me up

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down in jackie geg how you watch ge.

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Speaker 3: My home time?

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Speaker 4: Why don't you look me up down and geg hote

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you watch geez?

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Speaker 3: It's sleeping a little creepy.

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Speaker 6: Little wonderful one horse time.

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Speaker 3: You gotta get a train for Wako Wako time to

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catch it bus for taboo Taboo. They had to bring

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along a little bell of hey God, you have to

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ride a mule the rest of the ways.

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Speaker 4: So want took me up died in gg How do

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wa gez imy watchin and waiting are you? Why don't

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you look me uptown and gg hot you watch gee gee.

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Speaker 3: Hot my gee my home time? Why don't you look

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me up down and gg ho wat geez.

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Speaker 4: It's sleeping a little creeping, a little wonderful one hard time.

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You gotta get a train for walker Wakoo's time to

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catch a bus for Taboo.

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Speaker 3: Taboo had to bring along a little feel up hey,

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gorch have to ride a mute the rest of the way.

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Speaker 4: You look me up down and gen watchee, I'll be

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watching head waiting, yes.

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Speaker 3: My way fun well.

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Speaker 7: An exclusive horseback riding and picnic supper party has been

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arranged in Brentwood. Handsome Benchley Botsford will be there, and

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Judy is all excited. As our scene opens, Judy is

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talking to Wine Aggie and.

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Speaker 3: Aggie, I'm gonna hang Benchley's picture up next to Van Johnson's.

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Speaker 8: Oh then then then Judy, when you hung up then

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Johnson's pictures.

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Speaker 2: I told you not to use nails, and Aggy, I

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don't need nails to keep his picture on the wall.

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Speaker 3: My heavy breathing does it.

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Speaker 2: And you know I feel the same way about Bensley. Here,

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look at my hope chat Pak chest. Why Judy, that's

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only a cigar box. He's not much of a chest.

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Speaker 3: Chuck's never had much hope. Well, I'm telling you right

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here now.

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Speaker 2: If I play my cards right at this picnic, eventually

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might ask me to marry him.

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Speaker 9: Oh, Judy, wouldn't it be wonderful?

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Speaker 10: Oh?

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Speaker 8: I can see you now cooing down the isle. Wear

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you dressed with a long trains?

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Speaker 3: No? No, my dress ain't gonna have no long train?

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Why not? Once I start.

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Speaker 2: Heading for that altrotto, want nothing around my ankles.

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Speaker 3: Holding me back?

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Speaker 9: Say the weed, Judy, have you done your shopping for

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the picnic?

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Speaker 3: Yeah? Again, I'm plum more out.

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Speaker 2: I guess it was a mistake to let the neighbors

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don't carry the meat home for me.

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Speaker 9: If the dog helped you carry the bundles, fire you

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worn out?

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Speaker 3: Or a man in the backyard all afternoon digging for

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pork chop.

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Speaker 9: Judy, that's ridiculous.

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Speaker 8: Besides that, that exclusive picnic pork chops will never do.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess you're right. Maybe I d'tter get a chicken.

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Speaker 8: A chicken, Yes, that would be nice.

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Speaker 9: Uh do you want to pull it?

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Speaker 3: Shucks? No, I'll carry it.

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Speaker 8: It reve the how it's important that you pack a

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nice lunch.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, because the men are gone to bed for the

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girl's lunches, and I won't eventually botch her to get mine.

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Speaker 8: Oh, then you should pick something appetizing, like Limburger.

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Speaker 3: Cheese to flay lin burger cheese es.

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Speaker 11: It's easy.

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Speaker 9: You put it in the oven at three fifty degrees,

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leave it.

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Speaker 8: In for forty five minutes, and forget.

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Speaker 3: It, had Aggie.

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Speaker 2: When you put that kind of cheese in an oven,

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you can't forget it.

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Speaker 12: And miss Judah, look at this package you brought home.

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Wow a song weather drain him well, unrapped it and

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unwrapped it, and there's nothing in.

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Speaker 3: It aun geranium. That was a roll of paper towels.

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Speaker 12: Oh golly, I say, I must be getting abbed some minded.

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Speaker 3: I guess that's because I got a letter.

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Speaker 13: From Palmrod today.

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Speaker 12: You did what he said, Well, that's sending him over

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to help occupy Japan.

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Speaker 3: The palmaradd rather.

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Speaker 13: Have his own civilian job back. He ain't in favor

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of occupation.

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Speaker 3: Why was his own civilian job no occupation?

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Speaker 6: Day?

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Speaker 13: You know I missed you, I said, parmard picture of

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me in my new dress, and he said it makes

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me look graceful as a greyhound.

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Speaker 3: You mean the kind you bat on, No, honey, the

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kind of ride on. Well, I better get back in

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the kitchen. I got a stop sitting on the store.

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Well I ain't, said Teddy. Sobers up, Sigerati.

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Speaker 2: I'm never mind putting the park in a spaghetti bo

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putting an egg bader instead.

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Speaker 8: Okay, And Agda, Judy, what do you need that for?

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Speaker 3: Playing? Aggie? When I eat spaghetti, I gotta have something

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to wind it with.

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Speaker 11: Pardon me for talking in your face.

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Speaker 3: And you're reading I don't know, Pedro, what's on your mind? Senda?

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Speaker 14: I'm worried about my cousin Roberto, and he doesn't.

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Speaker 11: Stop running around. His wife is going to leave him.

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Speaker 3: That's too bad.

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Speaker 14: See, he's sure he's going to miss her. Sen you

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read I tried to elope with my girl last night.

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Speaker 3: Still don't get it. You did, Paidro?

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Speaker 15: Neither do I.

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Speaker 14: She I put the ladder up to my girl's window,

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but her father caught me when I was halfway up

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the ladder.

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Speaker 3: Golly, what'd you do?

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Speaker 11: What could I do?

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Speaker 14: I painted the side of the house, Senda. I like

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to neck with my girl, she already says her. He says,

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would have sent me, do they No?

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Speaker 3: Huh?

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Speaker 14: I'm to smite the girl's tasty money out of sheer

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reda a tasty banana to YouTube paper.

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Speaker 3: God Chad, I, y'all wander eventually likes going on a picnic.

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Speaker 9: Oh, yes, I hear he loves to he loves to jux.

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Speaker 3: That's even better than going on a picnic.

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Speaker 2: Oh that's a phone at y'all answer it. I ain't

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afraid of them things no more.

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Speaker 3: Howdy. This was your idea, So start talking, Miss Canova.

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Speaker 16: This is Benda Levine where I come from. When we

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took up the phone, we say.

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Speaker 3: Are you there?

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Speaker 16: It's much simpler.

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Speaker 3: Oh, I reckon, you're right, Brenda.

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Speaker 2: You say are you there? Then it ain't nobody there.

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There ain't no use going on with the conversation.

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Speaker 17: I called to tell you, Miss Canova, that you're wasting

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your time with Benchley Boxford.

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Speaker 16: You're not. It's all in his class socially well.

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Speaker 3: Shocks, are you indeed?

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Speaker 16: I am? I was born in to mention at Bob Harbor.

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It's a real showcase.

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Speaker 3: Shocks that ain't nothing.

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Speaker 2: They put a plaque on the house I was born

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in yard to see all the.

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Speaker 3: People stop and read it.

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Speaker 16: Really, what does the plaque say?

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Speaker 3: Brooms for rent? They tell me, how do you figure

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on whening? Benually, you can't fix the picnic lunch for

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that's not.

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Speaker 16: But I backed a lovely big pudding for him, A

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big pudding.

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Speaker 3: Shucks, that won't get you nowhere. I baked the big

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pudding for a bunch of fellers back home once. Didn't

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they like it? No, they kept asking for days.

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Speaker 10: After back lack.

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Speaker 18: Last l.

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Speaker 7: That was ane Ganova playing her interpretation of the Saint

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Louis boogie. Remember this message from Coldgate Toothpowder. Brush your

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teeth night and morning and before every date with Colgate toothpowder.

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Speaker 11: For Coldgate toothpowder.

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Speaker 7: Cleans your breath as it cleans your teeth. Scientific tests

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proved that Coldgate toothpowder, in seven cases out of ten,

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instantly stops unpleasing breath that originates in the mouth. Money

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can't buy a dentifice that will clean your teeth better

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than Coldgate toothpowder. Remember the name Colgate tooth powder with

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the accent on powder.

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Speaker 11: Well, it looks as though.

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Speaker 7: Brenda Laverne is going to give Judy a run for

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her money at the forthcoming picnic. As we're look in

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on her now, Judy is talking to White eggy Golly.

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Speaker 3: I shall always thought as a pinup girl like.

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Speaker 9: Brenda Laverne, pinup girl, pinup girl, Judy.

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Speaker 8: I am sick and tired of hearing about pinup girls.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, me too. What I'd like is a man I

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can pin down.

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Speaker 8: Now, Judy, you mustn't let Brenda give you an inferiority

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complex just because she has beauty in a fine education.

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I suppose you know you know that she got her

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ba in PhD at that's her.

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Speaker 2: Oh shucks, I ain't nothing Back in Tactus Junction grade school,

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I got an ad in an saf ab and sas what's.

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Speaker 3: That absolute bone head to stay after school?

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Speaker 2: Well, anyhow, I finally graduated and I got my sheep skin.

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Speaker 8: Your father must have been proud when you brought home

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that sheep skin.

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Speaker 2: No, he was, and he looked at the sheepskin and

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he says, I bet they gave the smart kids to me.

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Speaker 13: There is Judy, there's brenning the buds in the living

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room till I show her in.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, drain him. You show her in and I'll show

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her up.

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Speaker 17: Will Miss Canova? I must say, you're wearing an off

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writing habit. Are they supposed to be jeans, jeans, hucks.

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Speaker 3: Know everything I got on blocks to me.

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Speaker 17: You know, we're having a writing contest at the picnic

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this afternoon.

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Speaker 16: Have you done much riding?

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Speaker 3: Well? No, the last time I went horseback riding.

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Speaker 2: Every time I said get up, the horsebacks up. When

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I said back up, he went fards.

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Speaker 16: It must have moved a very stupid horse.

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Speaker 3: No, it wasn't his fault. I was setting on him backwards.

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Speaker 17: Well, I'm sure eventually will be infested with my taxi riding.

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By riding at food speed, I can pick up a

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handkerchief with my teeth.

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Speaker 2: You know, I tried that once and I almost had

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to pick up my teeth with a handkerchief.

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Speaker 17: After the horseback riding in Canova, the men will did

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to the lunch as we packed, and the finest lunch

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will attract the most eligible men.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I know.

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Speaker 17: You know, the quickest way to a man's heart is

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to his stomach. So I put delicious molasses cookies in

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my lunch.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, but molasses is kind of slow. I bake the

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hasty pudding. Hey, you want to taste one of my cookies?

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Thank you?

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Speaker 17: Oh, my taste terrible. Then she won't like these, you

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left out the baking soda.

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Speaker 3: Oh that don't make no difference, so you'll have to

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take that later. Anyhow, well, this.

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Speaker 16: Canova, I'll see you later.

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Speaker 17: I'm warning you. I have my cap set predentially too.

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And remember opportunity.

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Speaker 3: No no it no, it parks out in front and

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hanks a horn.

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Speaker 2: Stay, Jeranium, I got a pack of lunch and brush

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up on a horseback riding. You gotta help me, honey,

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I can't ride.

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Speaker 12: A horse on a horse I ever rode was a

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draft horse, a draft horse.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, I couldn't get a volunteer.

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Speaker 3: You know, Deranium.

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Speaker 2: I wanna cook something super for the picnic. I think

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I'll bake me a snowcake, a snowkick, Miss June.

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Speaker 3: How you make it? Well, first you take a pound

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of ice and cover it with molasses. Then you put

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it in the oven for twenty minutes, for twenty minutes.

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Then what, no cake?

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Speaker 2: I sure wanna look my best tonight, because after the picnic,

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we're gonna play Pony Express.

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Speaker 12: Post Office, Pony Express post Office?

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Speaker 3: What's that that's kissing him? By slow stage?

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Speaker 2: I ain't in no hurry the hew I ain't going nowhere.

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Speaker 13: Yeah, I know that game to you know, yeah, you're

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kissing poles, then you're kiss and poles.

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Speaker 2: Well, the peders can't kiss me, but the better keep

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the polls to theself. Pardon me for talking in your

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face and readA Oh hell okay, ro did you.

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Speaker 3: Get the car ready to drive me to the picnic?

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Speaker 14: She and I fixed the front fender so they won't

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get bumped up in front anymore.

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Speaker 3: Oh good, you did?

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Speaker 11: How they put him in back.

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Speaker 3: Pay door?

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Speaker 2: You probably ruined them. You better go and put them

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back where they belong.

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Speaker 16: She I was going.

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Speaker 14: Now, I hope something I shouldn't be doing wasn't what

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I didn't. If I hadn't been doing it when I wasn't,

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then I can brew it.

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Speaker 3: The count and down fires had a sea.

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Speaker 11: Three summons as well.

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Speaker 3: The door shut the door yourself?

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Speaker 18: Count?

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Speaker 3: Can't you get in here and out?

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Speaker 19: Oh, Shery, I love you. Doors cannot stop me, wars

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cannot stop me.

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Speaker 11: Nothing can stop me. Only your face. He's on my mind.

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Speaker 3: Syah, you going to the picnic? Two count we Sherry,

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wu way, not me. I'm going with somebody else.

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Speaker 11: You must go with me, Shery. Oh, by the way,

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tell me, how do I look at my cowboy outfit.

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Speaker 3: Huh, Oh, Count, ain't no seat nose whorley trousers for Sherry.

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Speaker 11: These are cowboy shots. They are built that way shots.

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Speaker 3: For a minute I thought France was being liberated again.

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Tell me why do you come over here and air well?

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Speaker 11: I came here to offer a beat on your picnic lunch.

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Speaker 3: Oh, Count, I don't want to sell my lusty Sherry.

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Speaker 11: I will start the beating. I offer you one.

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Speaker 3: Franc never mind Frank, just bring on bench the.

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Speaker 19: Bastard, Sherry. The Frank is French money. I want to

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start the beating. Have you never been to an auction?

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Speaker 6: Yes?

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Speaker 2: One time I did some bedding on a pirate once

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at a auction, but somebody kept raising the bed jaz yep.

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I bed twenty dollars, somebody else bed twenty five. Then

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I beid thirty dollars, somebody else bed thirty five dollars.

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But I finally got the part for fifty bucks.

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Speaker 11: Who could the parrot talk?

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Speaker 6: Shitty?

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Speaker 3: Could he talk? Who do you think was betting against me?

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Speaker 18: Count?

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Speaker 3: Tell me why are you so interested in me?

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Speaker 14: Oh?

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Speaker 19: Because your face reminds me of the stars in the heaven.

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Speaker 6: Really, Count like the stars Yes, your.

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Speaker 11: Rains or like Jupill.

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Speaker 19: Your cute little noise is like Venus, and your mouth

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is like seven lovely stars.

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Speaker 3: Strong together, count you get out of here and I

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get out.

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Speaker 11: I only said that your mouth is like seven stars.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I know it's a big differ.

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Speaker 7: Now here's Judy to sing a little song for you.

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Speaker 3: I was wrong then when I left you. Oh, I

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was wrong to turn you down. Never dream how much

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i'd miss you. Hell my head started spinning round and round. Oh,

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I was wrong to say goodbyes. Never thought you'd make

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me cry.

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Speaker 15: Oh, I found out since I've been gone, you were right,

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little darling.

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Speaker 20: I was wrong.

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Speaker 3: I was wrong to ever leave you. You're bedly love us.

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Know I was wrong. Whoever I grieve, you take me

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drink in. Your arms were ready long.

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Speaker 14: Oh I was wrong.

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Speaker 3: Oh way, please believe me when I say oh, I

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found that since I've been gone, you are right, little darling.

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I was wrong.

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Speaker 7: Doctors proved palmalive soap can bring two out of three

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women a lovelier complexion in just fourteen days. Women with

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dry skin, oily skin, rough skin, young, older, yes. Thirty

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six doctors leading skin specialists have proved the fourteen day

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Pomali plan improves all types of skin.

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Speaker 17: Just do this.

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Speaker 7: Wash your face with Pomali soap each time, Massage your

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for sixty seconds with Palmaly's leather, then rinse. Do this

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three times a day for fourteen days. This cleansing massage

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brings your skin Palmley's full beautifying effect. Remember, doctors proved

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the Palmalay plan can bring two out of three women

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a lovelier complexion in just fourteen days. So get par

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Maalay soap.

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Speaker 18: Well.

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Speaker 7: Judy's in the kitchen with geranium, preparing a picnic lunch.

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She hopes Benchley will bit.

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Speaker 3: For golly geranium.

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Speaker 2: When Benchy Bosper tastes this cake, I backed, I bet

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he kisses me and just won't be able to break away.

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Speaker 3: Why, honey, your kiss is that good now? But I'll

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have marshmallow frosting all over my mouth, Steeve.

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Speaker 2: When Beshy comes over here on his way to picnic,

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maybe I can keep him all to myself.

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Speaker 13: You mean keep him away from this, Brenda, Honey, how

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can you do that?

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Speaker 2: I'm gonna sprinkle myself with some of this new perfume. Ah,

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it's your affects men, Yeah, What kind of perfume is it?

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It's called atomic bomb number five one squat and they flirt.

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Speaker 3: Frowing.

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Speaker 2: If bought it, I had a sign a paper releasing

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the store from all responsibilities.

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Speaker 3: My goodness, miss Jude.

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Speaker 13: Look here, what happened to that Rice couldn't use? Making

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us all burnt up?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't understand it. I did just what the

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recipe said. Here was it?

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Speaker 2: It said bring to a ball on a brisk fire,

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stir for two minutes, then beat it for ten minutes.

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Speaker 3: Then what shucks want to come back in ten minutes?

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It was burnt to a crest.

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Speaker 14: Colley.

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Speaker 3: Kind to show you heart.

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Speaker 2: Barled eggs would have been easier to cook, but there

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wasn't any eggs in the.

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Speaker 3: Hen house ever, Miss Jude.

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Speaker 13: I had those chickens cackling.

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Speaker 3: Oh, that was a false.

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Speaker 2: Alarm, geranium, What do you mean false alarm? Well, if

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a hen cackles when she's setting, she's laying. But if

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she cackles when.

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Speaker 3: She's sitting, she's lying.

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Speaker 18: Shee.

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Speaker 3: I sure hoventually liked my lunch, kush, Maybe that's benchly now.

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I lanswered the door. Hello, who are you?

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Speaker 1: Hello?

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Speaker 11: Remember me?

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Speaker 14: I'm Walter?

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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, I remember you. You're the new fellow

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who moved in at the head of the block.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, that's me and Walt had a blockhead. Hey, you

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want to know something, Eh, you appeal for me I do?

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Speaker 3: Oh shucks, I bet you're just saying that.

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Speaker 11: Oh No, I like you.

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Speaker 14: Hey, I even brought you a picnic lunch. I packed

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up myself. What I mean I packed up.

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Speaker 3: You did.

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Speaker 14: I had to sit on it to get the lid closed.

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I shouldn't have put that pineapple into that dough. And look,

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I got a molded milk for you. Try to hear

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my pocket.

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Speaker 3: I'm all the milk in your pocket. Eh.

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Speaker 14: Hey, that's funny. It was she a minute ago. Gee,

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I told that fellow enough to make it so thin

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and well, I gotta quote the pricknik now, I gotta,

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I gotta, I gotta gone.

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Speaker 11: Well.

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Speaker 3: I hope you have a good time.

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Speaker 14: Oh I will you know? I like horseback riding parties.

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Last time my horse kicked me in the face.

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Speaker 3: Boy, could we have laughed? Guys, everything happens to me.

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Speaker 2: I wonder how he got by Winchester the butler, Oh Winchester, Yes,

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Miss Canova, How did.

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Speaker 3: That fella get in the front door.

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Speaker 11: Or where you see? His entrance were so precipitous, I

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was unable to remonstrate with him.

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Speaker 2: Huh.

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Speaker 11: You see, I wasn't. I wasn't cognizance of his eminence,

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since Lee had paced himself.

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Speaker 19: In a juxtaposition to the best of you by his

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ambidextrous manipulations.

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Speaker 11: Is there anything else you'd like to know, Miss Canova?

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Speaker 16: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: How did he get in the front door?

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Speaker 11: Miss Canova? I heard about your date with mister Bosford.

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Speaker 3: Do you think he likes shoe well Winchester ride sure.

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Speaker 2: Whatever time he sees me in a sweater, he says, Oh, boy,

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see I wish y'all look more like a girl.

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Speaker 6: It's Judy.

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Speaker 3: This is Bostles here.

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Speaker 7: Oh hello Judy mine, but you look wonderful. I do, yes,

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if I do say so myself. You and Lana Turner

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and Betty Grabil are sisters under the skin.

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Speaker 2: You don't want tom a other fellas told me that too.

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He didn't yep, but he told me to crawl back

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under the skin and send out one.

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Speaker 3: Of my sisters. Hey, Benchally, are you ready to bid

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on my picnic lunch?

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Speaker 7: You mean before the other fellows have a chance.

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Speaker 3: Why not? The count already offered me one frank, but.

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Speaker 9: It wouldn't be fair.

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Speaker 7: I have too many scruples.

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Speaker 2: Scruples They don't either one of you fellas got any

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American money.

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Speaker 7: Oh, Judy, you're so naive, so cute.

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Speaker 3: I could love you.

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Speaker 7: You could, Yes, Judy, I I could love you terribly.

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Speaker 3: Well, come around when you've improved your techniques. You misunderstand.

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Speaker 7: I know a thousand ways to kiss a girl. Would

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you like to learn a few?

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Speaker 3: A few shucks? Show me whole bud.

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Speaker 7: Oh, Judy, you say such cute things. For two pins,

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i'd grab you and kiss you.

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Speaker 3: Well, here, take these. My hair always comes down in hell? Gee? See,

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why do you want to kiss me?

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Speaker 7: Kissing is a natural expression of love, Judy. I look

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at those two lovebirds in their caves, Billy and cooling.

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Speaker 3: Why can't we do that? Well? Do you think there's

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room enough for us up there? Judy?

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Speaker 7: When the moon is high to night, we'll have a

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wonderful time at the picnic.

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Speaker 3: Gee. Eventually I can't go to the picnic and go

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horseback riding. That's why I want you to bid for

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the lunch here.

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Speaker 7: Well, why can't you go horseback riding.

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Speaker 3: Well, you see, I had a little accident today. Bacon bread.

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I put in the flower that y us the salt,

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sugar and short and and then I guess I must

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have misunderstood the cook bucks.

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Speaker 2: What do you mean?

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Speaker 3: Well, the books that sat on stove until the bread rises?

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Speaker 16: What happened?

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Speaker 6: I rose before the bread. Be Well, folks, now that

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the war is over, we're all going.

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Speaker 3: Through a period of reconversion. Some of us won't have

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as much money as others.

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Speaker 2: But not having as much money as the next feller

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ain't so bad if you don't spend what you got

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trying to prove you got more than him. Besides, you

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can't buy happiness with money anyhow, you know, I g

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I get a lot of happiness just singing a little

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old song.

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Speaker 3: My mama used to singing me gold.

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Speaker 20: To see the little baby, Gold, to see the little baby.

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Speaker 3: When you wake you patty paddy cake, and ride a

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shiny little pony. Die, He's coming home to be baby.

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Speaker 20: Daddy's coming home the baby.

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Speaker 3: Stop your crying.

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Speaker 15: Daddy will be buying you with shiny little.

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Speaker 20: Pawny hush bottle, little baby buying bottle, little baby Daddy's gonna.

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Speaker 3: Be a're we doing me, Then you'll never be so long.

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Speaker 15: Go to sleep the little baby, Go see the little

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baby when you wake you Paddy paddy Cake, and ride

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Shiny little Pony rock a bokay baby in the tree top.

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When the windflows, the cradle will ride. When the ball creaks,

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the cradle will fall down.

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Speaker 20: Will come baby pray lie loll oh by a little baby,

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Bye by the little baby.

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Speaker 3: Daddy's gonna be home with you and me.

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Speaker 4: Then we'll never be so Longly hollball to see the

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little baby.

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Speaker 11: Go to see the little baby.

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Speaker 15: When you wake you Paddy paddy Cake, and ride Shody

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little by. Go to see little babyy Go little babyy.

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Speaker 21: Wait wait, this is Burnsmith asking you to follow the

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fourteen day pod Molly plan for a lovelier complexion, and

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don't take a chance with your romance.

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Speaker 7: Use colgate tooth powder night and morning and before every date.

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You know what, ladies, you did a grand job of

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saving used cooking fat, the fat that helped grease the

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wheels of victory. But your job isn't over. Secretary of

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Agriculture Clinton p Anderson says, v Jay Day still leaves

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us alarmingly short of fats and oils, and so you

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are being asked to keep on saving your used cooking fat.

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It's needed now for the wheels of commerce, kneaded in

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the production of refrigerators, vacuum cleaners, irons, alarm clocks, woolen goods, cottons, nylons,

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baby carriages, and soap. The list of goods that call

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for fats in their making is endless. So keep on

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saving fat, fill it in and turn it in. Your

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butcher still pays four cents a pound plus two red points.

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Now here's judy, folks.

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Speaker 2: It was off in nice being with you tonight. Now

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hope we'll all be together again next Saturday night. In

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the meantime, please don't forget the two products that bring

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us together each week, palm Olive Self and Colgate Tooth Foul,

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the bestest in the world.

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Speaker 3: This is Junie caonover from Hollywood.

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Speaker 19: Saying

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Speaker 20: Good no though, wherever you may be, My heart longly

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with