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Speaker 1: From Hollywood, The Judy Canova Show Walk to you each

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week by the Colgate Populata Company, makers of Halo Shampoo

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to Glorify your hair, and the new nineteen forty eight

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Superstars with extra sud for Extra Fiss. The Judy Canova

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Show with mel Blank, Ruby Dandrids, Joe Kearns, Ruth Perrott,

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our guest star Eddie Canner, Charles danton Is Orchestra and

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starring Judy Canover. Well, Eddie Cannor is going to run

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for president and Judy Canova has made a deal with

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him to get votes. Eddie has promised Judy a screen

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career if she will get him the votes of all

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her friends and Cactus Junction. At the moment, Judy is

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discussing the situation with an Aggie and Gerandium.

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Speaker 2: Judy, do you mean to tell me Eddie Candor is

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actually running for places?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Judy, a radio commed for president. That's right.

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Speaker 2: Well, Judy, I think mister Cannery make a nice looking presidence.

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But you know I always wondered what makes his eyes.

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Speaker 3: Pop out like that?

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Speaker 4: Well, if you walk up some morning and found out

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you were the father of.

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Speaker 5: Five girl, jaws pop out too.

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Speaker 4: Minor stark bug out just thinking about it, Miss Judy,

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I don't think that's what makes mister Cannleviyes pop out.

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You don't geranium, No, ma'am. If you ask me that

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man wears his.

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Speaker 6: Girdle too tight, geranium, geranium, mister Canna doesn't wear a girdle.

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Speaker 3: Oh, you can't tell about these men, Miss Judy.

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Speaker 5: Rochester told me that.

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Speaker 3: Mister Benny wears a two pay.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I know, but a.

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Speaker 5: Two pay is different.

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Speaker 4: A two pey coverage what you haven't got, and a

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girdle hides what you wish you didn't have, Judy, I know.

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Speaker 7: That's Judy.

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Speaker 4: If you get a catus junction vote Freddie Kanda. Did

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he promise anything, decide to screen career? He sure did.

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He said when he's passident, he'll pay this.

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Speaker 5: Priest and taxis junction with gold from Fort Knox.

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Speaker 2: But Judy wants the government needs the goal to back

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up the dollars, back up the dollar.

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Speaker 8: Joseph if backed up any further and looked like a postage, famou.

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Speaker 4: That fact be your time to be put you a

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break and give you a breaking tishes.

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Speaker 2: Oh yes, Judy didn't one of the directors tell you

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you had eggs like grabl No.

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Speaker 4: And he said I had legs like Gable.

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Speaker 3: The duck hunter you know by joy Eddie Kara has

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a lot.

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Speaker 4: Of influence at the studio. Yeah, I hope I can

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get him a lot of votes. And then, Judy, I'm

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getting a boss friend palm Roy's vote.

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Speaker 9: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: When I'm making love.

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Speaker 3: To that man, he's putty in my hands.

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Speaker 10: Uh, you really win him over?

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Speaker 11: Andrea?

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Speaker 10: Yeah, honey, last.

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Speaker 3: Night I've poker boat.

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Speaker 4: He's called him a lessons But Yo, what what do

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you say to that?

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Speaker 7: Huh?

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Speaker 4: He said, come close to my little picture cooker.

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Speaker 3: Let me hear your sibil.

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Speaker 12: Well.

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Speaker 5: Uh, party effects you the same way, doesn't you.

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Speaker 4: Right here, miss Judy, when I.

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Speaker 3: Managa hold my hands, I get.

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Speaker 6: To feel I'm walking on bussy Willis warns, piece falls

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the bedroom slippers.

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Speaker 2: Oh, Judy, Judy, I do hope your Screme tests is successful.

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Speaker 4: Gee, I hope so too. But that don't have to

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make me awful nervous. Every time I tried to read

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my lines, he waved his finger.

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Speaker 11: Under my nose and hollered, fighting me for talking in

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the station reader.

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Speaker 3: Okay, Bron, Sorry, what's wrong?

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Speaker 5: You look mad today?

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Speaker 7: I am?

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Speaker 3: Can you reader?

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Speaker 7: I just flow off the handle?

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Speaker 12: Cow up.

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Speaker 13: I was cranking the car.

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Speaker 4: Tago. What car are you find?

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Speaker 13: A crank a little Austin and the readA makes me

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mad every time I try to crank that Austin. Why

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the crank stands.

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Speaker 7: Stills and the car spins are on.

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Speaker 13: And the reader as that car got a fluid drive?

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Speaker 4: What makes you think it hass fluid drive?

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Speaker 13: When I was driving down the street and I heard

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somebody say, look at that drip behind the wheels.

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Speaker 5: Sego, I I want you to go me over to

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Pride On Studios.

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Speaker 3: I wanna see how my screen task came.

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Speaker 13: Out to talk to Eddie Canner, oh seny reader. Once

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at a movie Stordy on me and my cousin Gonzalis got.

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Speaker 10: A drop playing horse, a horse tagle Ye.

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Speaker 13: They asked Gonzalis to be their head and shoulders.

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Speaker 5: Why did you fit in?

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Speaker 14: And you?

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Speaker 1: I could before they quit?

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Speaker 4: Tell me, well, get the car ready and let's go

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to the movie studios. We don't want to be late.

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Mister Cannon is a very imported move.

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Speaker 7: All right, Why I'm the set, everybody quiet. It's the

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candor is ready to record. Okay, rum. There's no business

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like business, like no business.

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Speaker 15: I know.

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Speaker 7: Everything along is a feeling, everything the perfect will allow.

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Speaker 14: No where you get that happy feeling like when you're

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feeling that extra bow.

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Speaker 7: There's no people like people.

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Speaker 10: They smile when they are low. Yes, say they told

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you you would not go far. That night you open

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and there you are.

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Speaker 7: Hex Say on your dressing room they've hundred far and

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go on with the show.

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Speaker 5: There's no business.

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Speaker 7: Yes, there is no business like show business.

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Speaker 10: It owes me nothing.

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Speaker 7: I owe it a lot. Show business introduced me to

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the great Zickfels.

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Speaker 16: And Will Rogers and Fanny Bryce and W. C. Fields

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and Bert Williams and Marion Miller. And what a joy

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it was to play in those shows for mister Dick Fell.

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He wanted to walk out on the stage and sing

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those songs, those great songs that everybody goes.

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Speaker 10: Songs like these.

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Speaker 7: Hack coup all my cares of woe. Here I go

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singing lo By.

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Speaker 14: By Blackbird, where somebody waits for me sugar to sweet ants.

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Speaker 7: So is she bye bye blackbird?

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Speaker 10: No one here can love it. I'm the spam me

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and on one hard the stories they all have me.

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Speaker 7: Don't make my bed like the light. I'll be home

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late tonight.

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Speaker 5: Black birds my boss?

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Speaker 15: Ain't she sweet? See it coming down the streets? Can

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I ask you very confidentially, a sweet? Ain't she ees

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clipper over once or twice? Can I ask you very confidentially?

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Speaker 7: Ain't she night to pass an eye? Get her direction

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on me?

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Speaker 12: Oh? My?

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Speaker 3: Ain't that perfection?

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Speaker 10: Some confection? I rippy?

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Speaker 7: Don't you think your kin? And yet? And ask you

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fairy confidentially swift?

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Speaker 10: How are you going to keep them down on the

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farm after they see Harry?

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Speaker 14: How are you going to keep them away from broadways,

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chazz and a roar.

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Speaker 10: Paint in the town? How you going to keep them.

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Speaker 7: Away from palm? That's some mystery. I don't imagine Ruben

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when he meets his palm, kiss his cheeking.

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Speaker 10: Hallolu, la lah. How are you going to keep him

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down on the farm after they see?

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Speaker 17: Sorry?

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Speaker 16: Oh that was wonderful, mister canadem you'll be able to

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hear the rush is in about an hour. Oh, by

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the way, there's someone here to see you. You didn't

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I tell you that when I'm recording? How do you

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want to see a human being.

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Speaker 7: But this is Judy. Come over. Oh send her in.

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Speaker 3: That's right, Hi lady, Hello, Judy.

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Speaker 16: I'm sorry I kept you waiting.

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Speaker 4: Hi Jack Jack, that's all right. Yeah, I was listening

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to that wonderful medley you were singing about. Show business

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sy does must have been exciting days, yes, and the

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nice one.

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Speaker 7: So bad either, You know, Judy, Judy, every time I

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can be had, look, Judy. Every time I seen those

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old songs, it takes me back from my early days.

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I remember, forget the first time I worked for Flowzick Beeld.

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You should have seen the review I got after opening night.

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Speaker 16: It said, last night Flosick Felt presented his new show

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starring any Candy.

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Speaker 7: It was one of zick Beell's biggest follies.

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Speaker 10: How they meant that?

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Speaker 7: And those zick Bell girls all, Judy, I fell in

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love with every one of them, big gord to show girls,

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sixty tall everyone.

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Speaker 3: But Eddie, you're not that tall yourself.

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Speaker 5: How could you kiss him?

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Speaker 7: When Joseph got down on his knee, I got up

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on his back, shut up out.

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Speaker 4: Yes, hey, Eddie, that is all man. I'm interesting, but

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I came over here to talk to you about my

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movie career. Now I remember our ideal. If you don't

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get me in text, I won't get the folks back

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in Texas Johnson to vote for Hugh for passidents.

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Speaker 7: Judy, you've got nothing to worry about. Here I'll prove

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it to you.

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Speaker 5: Hey, Joe, that's the cat has Mister.

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Speaker 7: Thornton looked at Miss Canova screen test yes, and he

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asked me to return these still pictures to hers. Here

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they are it's Canova.

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Speaker 5: Oh thank you? Now, ain't this nice?

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Speaker 4: Listen to what he wrote on the back of my picture.

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This doll has feet as nady is fairy booth.

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Speaker 7: It's the Cata. She read that wrong. It says this

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girl has feet as daty as fairy boats.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, here's not motthew rope. Tell me kind of puzzle

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art this This doll hasn't got six apples?

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Speaker 7: Now let me see that six apples. It says this

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girl hasn't got six appeals? Why shoul that is suddly ridiculous?

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How could anybody say a thing I'd done about Judy?

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What m's the cata? Look for yourself, Mis Canova does

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like all the other girls, a complexion comes out of

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a box. Her red lips come out of a tube

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and her eyebrowser painted all, well, don't ad for you, mister.

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Speaker 4: The arrest is all me.

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Speaker 16: Tellum, Judy. So I'm disappointing you. Don't you agree this girl?

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Don't you agree this girl is cut out to be

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in pictures?

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Speaker 7: Absolutely, we'll cut it out of this one. Goodbye, Judy.

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Speaker 4: I'm terribly sorry. But there goes your movie career.

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Speaker 11: Yeah it didn't.

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Speaker 7: There go your vote from Texas. Y, Judy, don't say that.

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After all, what is a movie career? You work hard,

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you become famous, and then the public forgets you. Years later,

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you make a comeback. You've got a home with a

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swimming pool, and Beverly Hills takes million dollars in the bank.

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They make a movie of your life. Yeah, and then

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what you wind up looking like? Al Joson? What a

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terrible thing. I wouldn't even wish that on Georgia, Jess. Look,

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I tell you what we do, Judy. I got a

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much better idea.

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Speaker 16: You get me the votes from Texas junctions, and when

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I'm president, I'll make you secretary of agriculture.

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Speaker 4: Oh me, secretary of agriculture.

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Speaker 7: Why not everybody likes you? You're a farm girl, you've

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got the human touch.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess you're right.

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Speaker 10: That's what's missing on the farm.

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Speaker 4: What do you mean, Judy, Well, they want to get

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rid of them milking.

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Speaker 8: Machines and bring back the human touch. Hey, sure, making

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them cows happy.

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Speaker 4: Joey wanted to go against those milking machines. Oh, Edie,

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that get how harder now? And then one time milking

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machine went into reverse. We couldn't shut it off.

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Speaker 7: What happens for the cowal.

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Speaker 4: They found her six days later over the Kansas City

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Airport looking for.

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Speaker 5: A place to land.

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Speaker 4: Eddie, listen, tell me, are you sure you want me

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to be Secretary of Agriculture?

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Speaker 7: Yes, Judy, if i'm Electa's cousin, I want to have

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a good, strong palm block, and I want you with

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the head of its.

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Speaker 4: Eddie, you've convinced me.

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Speaker 7: You mean you'll be the head of my palm block. Yes.

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Speaker 4: You couldn't find a better blockhead than Judy.

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Speaker 7: Can over.

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Speaker 12: Hey, lord, everybody, Hello, he is the chamber that glorifies

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your hair.

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Speaker 1: Hell on Hell, use halo shampoo if you want naturally

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bright and beautiful hair. Remember, even finest soaps and soap

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shampoos hide the natural luster of your hair with dulling

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soap films. But Halo contains no soap, therefore cannot leave

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dulling soap film. The first time you use Halo, your

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hair glistens in all its natural brilliance.

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Speaker 7: The natural color and.

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Speaker 1: Muster shine through like sunshine through a clean windowpanes. And remember,

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even in hardest water, Halo makes oceans of rich, fragrant lather.

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Halo quickly carries away loose dandrufin greas needs no lemon

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or vinninger rint. Because Halo leaves no dulling soap film,

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nothing to hide your hair's natural beauty. Say hello to

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Halo and goodbye to dulling soap film. Use Halo on

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your children's hair too, Yet Halo shampoo at any cosmetic counter.

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Remember Halo glorifies your hair.

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Speaker 12: Oh hello, every line Halo as well as everybody knows.

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Speaker 1: Eddie Cantor is running for president, and in order to

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get the Cactus Junction vote, here's promise. If he's elected,

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he'll make Judy's Secretary of Agriculture.

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Speaker 7: Oh yes, just think of a Judy. We'll make a

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great team. I'd be president, you'd be secretary. I'm a

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man and you're a woman. Yeah.

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Speaker 4: And the funny thing is if we've both started his baby, Hey,

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tell me something.

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Speaker 5: How come you ever got mixed up in politics?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 16: Simple, I just made a bunch of campaign promises and

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through my hat in the rings, you through.

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Speaker 4: Your hat in the ring.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, like they do in Spain.

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Speaker 3: But this is politics in Spain.

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Speaker 16: It's the bull range chain thing here, baby, thank you Democrats, Judy, Judy.

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Speaker 7: Think I entered politics. Life has been perfectly wonderful.

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Speaker 13: Eddie.

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Speaker 16: Well, this morning, when I got up the mat said

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to me, good morning, mister President. I came downstairs the

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god and said good morning, mister president.

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Speaker 7: To cook that good morning, mister President. The nighter came

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and asked for some money. Eager back to schmall again.

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Speaker 4: Eddie said, one thing about politics, I don't understand.

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Speaker 7: How do you find out what the people wants?

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Speaker 16: Why you just talk to the man in the streets.

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Come on out here, I'll show you. Come on out

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the street, cook, Judy, he comes an average citizen.

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Speaker 7: Now, hey, mister, yeah, what can I do for you?

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And you tell me what the man in the street wants. Yeah,

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he wants to move out of the street and into

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a house. I see, Judy. If you're going to be

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a politician, you've got to get close to the people.

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Speaker 4: Yea, Eddie, I think that fella would have voted for you,

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But I bet he.

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Speaker 5: Don't even know what tickets you're running on.

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Speaker 7: Julie, I'm organizing my own political party. If Henry can

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do it, so can I. What's the difference?

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Speaker 4: But Julenia's gonna leave your regular party?

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Speaker 7: Why not?

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Speaker 16: A man can vote his party if he wants to.

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History proved that every year there are plenty of boats

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in Washing.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm playing let's go with him, Eddie. You might

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have some tough competitions Governor Doey for instance.

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Speaker 7: Oh are you kidding? What is Dewey got that? I

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haven't got two sons? He winds a two of a

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kind beat a pool house.

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Speaker 4: But Eddie, Eddie, y'all here doing very popular in the

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farm district. I saw a campaign taketure of him milking accown.

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Speaker 7: Milk in a car. Why that's dirty politics? Do you

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mean a guy that would do that would pull anything?

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Speaker 16: Well?

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Speaker 4: Eddie, nesson, tell me, if you're elected, what's your platform?

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Speaker 16: Gonna be the first thing I'm gonna do is to

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give the country back to the people.

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Speaker 4: Now we don't the people have enough problem? What else

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are you gonna do?

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Speaker 7: Are you gonna have a plan for world peace?

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Speaker 9: Listen to this.

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Speaker 16: I plan to move all the Russian people of France,

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all the French people of Poland, all the Polish people

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to Italy, and.

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Speaker 7: All the Italian people to Turkey.

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Speaker 4: Bring about wal peace.

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Speaker 7: Everybody be so busy learning a new language, they won't

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have time to fight.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, but you might have trouble get in Congress to

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back up.

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Speaker 5: You might run into one of them filibusters.

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Speaker 7: I'm not who two of us.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's when somebody gets up in.

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Speaker 4: The house and talks and talks for days and days

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and never stop.

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Speaker 7: Oh either, oh yeah, oh yeah. You heard to night

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of the First Lady of the Land, and you you

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Judy Canova's secretary of Agriculture.

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Speaker 4: You know, Addie, I think I'll take the job.

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Speaker 17: Yeah.

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Speaker 4: I could do a lot of things for the folks

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back home in Texas Junction. So I could send them pamphlets.

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Speaker 5: Seeds, maybe even medicine, medicine.

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Speaker 4: Yep, I'll send each family a dowon of doctor Time's wondertony.

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It's good for men and women, little girls.

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Speaker 16: It's seen good for growing boys, Judy, would you mind

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the repeating oh?

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Speaker 10: I said, wait a minute, let me chuck something.

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Speaker 7: We are pumpsing.

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Speaker 4: Go ahead, jud Paddie, Katy, I said, it's even good

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for growing boys.

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Speaker 13: At last.

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Speaker 7: I don't want to get either of for her birthday.

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Speaker 4: Ye I'm not Eddie.

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Speaker 7: Eddie.

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Speaker 4: Talking about taxis junction makes me realize that if I

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go to Washington, I might get off of lonesome for

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my folks. Do you think you could find a place

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in your cabinet for them here?

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Speaker 7: But I don't know anything about your folks, Judy. Are

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they true sons and daughters of the soil?

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Speaker 5: They sure are.

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Speaker 4: Paul worked in the good earth, And after they're working

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for thirty years in the good earth, they had only

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one thing to say.

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Speaker 7: What was that?

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Speaker 5: Goshes sure need a bath.

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Speaker 4: But you know, my family could do you a lot

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of good in Washington, Eddie. They're real, live up and

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out of people, always on the toes.

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Speaker 7: Well.

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Speaker 4: I remember one day back Homeie Texas junctions. Mam was

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talking to pomp.

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Speaker 17: She walked over to it at your sapshot, Wake up, Paul,

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come on, get up, you lazy credit woo.

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Speaker 10: Long gosh, ma.

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Speaker 5: Part makes you surpired.

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Speaker 10: I'm all poop dolls.

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Speaker 9: I walked clear from the barn yesterday.

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Speaker 4: Lamp hadn't the harder tire y out.

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Speaker 3: It's on me a few seeds.

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Speaker 7: I know, Ma, but the wind was against me.

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Speaker 16: Ma.

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Speaker 7: I didn't sleep good last night.

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Speaker 10: I was cold, man, I was cold in bed.

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Speaker 7: Poop Well, I.

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Speaker 10: Gave you that hot water bottle last night. Didn't that

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warm you up?

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Speaker 16: No?

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Speaker 10: And I drunk the whole thing, I.

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Speaker 1: I MA, I got a cold in the head.

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Speaker 7: How can I stop it from going down into my chest?

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Speaker 5: That easy?

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Speaker 10: Paul just high a knotty you neck.

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Speaker 3: Pall reckless.

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Speaker 11: He's ready start when you called.

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Speaker 9: Me, aw Ma, there's a grasshopper in that's coffee, Salmer

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prays over Paul.

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Speaker 11: That ain't no grasshopper. I ain't sure, Yes, Paul, you

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know one never serve nothing out of seasons.

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Speaker 9: Man, this is too a grasshopper.

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Speaker 11: Why I don't stop them blowing on your coffee? You'll

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make your sea sick. Twere fall Here comes u this

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some boy praying lucy.

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Speaker 10: Poume DEALI I say to do folks like to do.

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I'll stole our parents about some whow.

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Speaker 3: I'm out of my brother.

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Speaker 7: Ufer he bothered my shirt to go out on our

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date last night. When he come back, it was all

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covered with lipstick. LOOKI wash does not make you mad?

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Speaker 17: Well?

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Speaker 7: Hold you like to stay home while your count was

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out having a good time?

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Speaker 16: Huh?

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Speaker 3: And that the only thing you're all head up about today?

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Speaker 7: Gosh No, when I was coming up to walk that

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old hound dog, he goes bit me.

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Speaker 11: Loosen that old hound dog can't buy He just bark.

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Speaker 7: Well, he just barked the sheet out of my pants.

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Speaker 16: Lookie, you're just playing stupid.

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Speaker 13: What's wrong with your brains lately?

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Speaker 7: Well, Mark's been washing my head with water coffer.

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Speaker 11: Okay, you've been smarter if you hadn't a bench of

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stubborn about it going to school.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, lookie, you're so piggyheaded you'll never amount to nothing.

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Speaker 7: Who are shucked? I well, if the price of park stays.

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Speaker 5: Off, well, when you folks excuse me, I'm.

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Speaker 16: Going ahead and tell the roo and curtain white Dan

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donkies a short doolol cam.

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Speaker 11: Remember when we was at court and you said my

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mouth was like a rosebud.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, mam, And the day we got married, it opened

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up and it's been opened up ever since.

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Speaker 7: You was lucky to land me more, there's few people.

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Speaker 3: Left in the world like me.

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Speaker 10: No, No, Paul, that DDT does a good job.

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Speaker 11: Well, I'll ask get the chores done, you slop the hogs,

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and I'll.

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Speaker 3: Get the mixing bone and give wearing in their hair. Huh.

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Speaker 5: I means like nobody ain't got no job.

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Speaker 3: And Addie, don't give you an idea of what my

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family's like.

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Speaker 7: That's about the interesting Judy.

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Speaker 4: Well, don't you think you to put him in your cabinet?

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Speaker 7: That's a good idea, Judy.

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Speaker 13: You mean you do it?

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Speaker 7: Yes, I'll put him all in the cabinet, locked the

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door and throw away the key. Well, folks, have you

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heard the big news?

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Speaker 13: Have you seen our.

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Speaker 1: Amazing pictures of a huge fifteen ton trailer truck overflowing

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with rich stick SuDS from the new nineteen forty eight Supercud.

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Speaker 7: Do you realize that every single.

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Speaker 1: Lively, bustling bubble and that big truckload of SuDS came

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out of just one yes, we said, one box of

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the new extra Sudes in nineteen forty eight Super SuDS.

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Seems hard to believe, but it's true. It's been proved.

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Speaker 5: And what does that mean for you?

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Speaker 7: It's the SuDS that do the work.

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Speaker 1: Just because of those Extra SuDS and the new nineteen

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forty eight Super SuDS, no other soap in the whole

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wide world can wash white clothes, whiter, wash clothes cleaner,

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remove more dirt. Supersuds wash his clothes color bride too,

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and you need no bleach. Buy a box at you're

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dealer tomorrow and carry home a whole truckload of hard

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working wonder washing Studs in one hand, in just one

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box of the new Extra Sudes in nineteen forty eight

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Super SuDS Supercid, Supercid Extra.

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Speaker 12: Stud Wider Dud.

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Speaker 1: The Judy Canalfa Show has written by Fred Fox and

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Henry Hooper with John Ward, and it's produced and directed

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by Joe Ryans. This is Howard Petrie asking you to

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use Halo shampoo to glorify your hair and the new

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nineteen forty eight Superstars with Extra Sudes for extra whiteness.

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Now Here's Judy.

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Speaker 4: Thank you hard and I want to thank you Eddie

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Canner for dropping in to visit with us tonight.

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Speaker 12: Judy.

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Speaker 5: It was my pleasure.

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Speaker 7: Will I see you tomorrow in the Marsh of Dimes

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inaugural parade?

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Speaker 4: Do you bet you will, Eddie, I wouldn't miss that

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break for.

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Speaker 11: Anything, all those beautiful floats, those great, big giant balloons.

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Speaker 5: It'll be wonderful, just as wonderful.

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Speaker 16: Judy. Is a great worst that you have been doing

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to combat infantil paralysis?

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Speaker 3: Oh well, I've only been trying to do my part, Eddie.

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Speaker 5: You're doing great.

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Speaker 16: Word juty, make no mistake about it. And the course

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of your untiring efforts and inspiring attitude, I've been asked

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to tell you that the National Foundation has named you

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their official Marsh of Dimes girl.

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Speaker 7: Congratulations and good.

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Speaker 11: Folks, this is really an honor I appreciate you know.

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Infant top paralysis respects no race, color, or creed. It

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can strike a geor Doyle anytime. So please join a

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good fight against this dreaded disease. Send your dimes and.

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Speaker 3: Dollars to your local March of Dimes headquarters.

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Speaker 15: Now.

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Speaker 4: Your contribution may mean the difference between a healthy.

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Speaker 3: Happy child or one hopelessly crippled for life.

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Speaker 10: Go to Pasey, little Babyby, Go to Easy, little Babyby.

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When you wait your Patty Patty pills. You should ride

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to shine a little fall.

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reveals natural sparkle and beauty, and scientific tests prove that

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in seven out of ten cases, Colgate Dental Cream instantly

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stops uncleasing breaths that originates in the mouth. See if

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you don't agree with the millions who have made Colgates

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America's favorite toothpaste. After you eat and before every date,

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use Colgate Dental cream to clean your breath. Fire you

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clean your teeth. If he can't appeared with the courtesy

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of the Brewers of Pants, Blue of the Deer, Stay

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tune the kay Kaiser with a comedy of errors in

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the College of Musical Knowledge, which follows immediately. This is NBC,

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the national broadcasting company.

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Speaker 7: Boom