Speaker 1: I'd rather have a rallie. I'd rather have a rallie.
Speaker 2: I'd rather have a rally.
Speaker 1: I'd rather have.
Speaker 3: A rally because Rawley's are right, right for taste and
Speaker 3: rite for throat From Hollywood, The Raleigh Cigarette Program starring
Speaker 3: Red Skeleton with David Forrester and his orchestra are singing
Speaker 3: Star Anida, Alice, G. G. Pearson, Vernic Falcon, Pat McGee
Speaker 3: and our guest, wonderful Smith and yours truly, Rod O'Connor.
Speaker 3: It's a pleasure to bring you a Metroc Golden Mayor's
Speaker 3: popular comedian and the star the Raleigh Cigarette Program, Red Skeleton.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you very much, And good evening, ladies
Speaker 4: and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: Wow, hello, Red, What are you those?
Speaker 4: I don't know nothing.
Speaker 5: What do you know?
Speaker 1: I don't know nothing?
Speaker 6: Well, what do you know? Nothing like good material? I
Speaker 6: wish we had something.
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 6: All my jokes are new ton all knew jokes, really
Speaker 6: all new jokes right ow tonight the corn is green.
Speaker 6: They once new this week rod Well, they hit the moon?
Speaker 6: What they hit the moon? Must have been a woman driver.
Speaker 4: I don't know much about the moon, Tommy. Does the
Speaker 4: moon rotate around the sun.
Speaker 1: Yes, red, All planets revolve around the sun.
Speaker 6: Boy, Los Angeles really takes a deep dirt on it.
Speaker 4: It's interesting.
Speaker 1: I wonder what the moon really is.
Speaker 3: Well, I've heard several definitions, but I think it's a cold, clammy,
Speaker 3: lifeless body that glares down at us.
Speaker 4: Oh, sort of like an income tax collector.
Speaker 3: Well, not to change the subject, I wish you would,
Speaker 3: but I like to say, your trip to Las Vegas
Speaker 3: last week?
Speaker 1: Did you good? You look fresh as a flower, a
Speaker 1: potted one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, nothing, Yeah, he said to me, let's put that
Speaker 6: junk in for a laugh.
Speaker 1: Where is it, doc?
Speaker 6: I'll never take another trip across that desert though it
Speaker 6: took me five days.
Speaker 1: Five days? Why it's only two hundred miles.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I can only travel at night though my thumb
Speaker 6: sunburned so easily.
Speaker 1: Well, did you see Boulder Damn? Yes?
Speaker 6: I took my father to get his mind off of drinking,
Speaker 6: you know, really in and help now. He took one
Speaker 6: look at Boulder dam and he says, look, no, wonder,
Speaker 6: you can't get a chaser.
Speaker 5: They're holding it back.
Speaker 6: I saw a Papa beaver talking about twenty little baby beaver's.
Speaker 4: You got them all together and he says. Look, kids,
Speaker 4: that's what I mean.
Speaker 3: That's like I was pretty crowded in Las Vegas. Tell me,
Speaker 3: Rad did you do about finding a place to stay?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 6: I finally told the mayor that I was tired of
Speaker 6: sleeping in the park. Yeah what did he say?
Speaker 4: Nothing?
Speaker 6: He just laughed and played back down on the bench
Speaker 6: and went to sleep again.
Speaker 1: But where did you stay?
Speaker 5: Red?
Speaker 6: At the last Frontier hotel? That's really a nice place
Speaker 6: to have gambling there, you know. Really, Yes, in case
Speaker 6: you ever go there.
Speaker 4: Noticed that white flag over the hotel?
Speaker 1: That's my shirt, I'll say. I noticed a beautiful hat
Speaker 1: box in your dressing room. Something good inside.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's a present for Anita.
Speaker 5: Ellis a present for me.
Speaker 6: Red, Yes, and need it. But I'm a little nervous
Speaker 6: about giving it to you. Oh well, you know how
Speaker 6: women are. You give them something and then they get
Speaker 6: all mushy and want to kishy.
Speaker 2: You know, alright, I don't think I'm like that, you know.
Speaker 5: I mean, I carry that thing all the way up
Speaker 5: here for nothing.
Speaker 4: Well, now here's Raleigh's Rod O'Connor.
Speaker 3: Ladies and gentlemen, Now medical science offers you prove positive. Yes,
Speaker 3: medical science offers you prove positive no other leading cigarette
Speaker 3: is safer to smoke, because no other gives you less nicotine,
Speaker 3: less throat irritating tars than the new, smoother, better tasting Raleigh. Yes,
Speaker 3: raleighs are right, right for taste, right for throat for
Speaker 3: medical science now offers you proof positive no other cigarette
Speaker 3: gives you less nicotine, let's throat irritating tars, so no
Speaker 3: other is safer to smoke.
Speaker 1: Next time, ask for Raleigh's.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much, gentlemen, and now lovely. Anita Ellis
Speaker 6: sings some Sunday morning, Some.
Speaker 8: Sunday morning is going to be some Sunday morning for someone.
Speaker 7: And therese will be chiming little a specially for someone,
Speaker 7: and they'll be an organ play.
Speaker 9: Friends and relations will stay. Can't you hear them saying, gee,
Speaker 9: what a feature of a pin.
Speaker 8: Some Sunday morning.
Speaker 9: We'll all down me. I hear the so nervous, and
Speaker 9: I will.
Speaker 7: Try the smart.
Speaker 9: Things surely a gross me for song one And some
Speaker 9: Sunday morning you see.
Speaker 5: Be an organ play.
Speaker 9: Friends and relations will stay.
Speaker 6: Gee?
Speaker 9: Can't you hear them saying, oh, what a feature.
Speaker 10: Of a pale.
Speaker 8: Sun sonlrmony we walk dommy on.
Speaker 9: He'll be so nervous, and I try to smile. Things
Speaker 9: surela grosy for s one and Sun the sunnimon you see.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much, good night.
Speaker 6: We opened the skeleton scrapbook of sattire to a story
Speaker 6: entitled Looking for Trouble.
Speaker 4: My characters are fictional.
Speaker 5: If there's any similarity to persons living, they should go
Speaker 5: down to the morgue and give themselves up.
Speaker 4: Chapter eighty one.
Speaker 6: Of Looking for Trouble is entitled The Man Who Stole
Speaker 6: me Gal. This is the story of Dead Eye and
Speaker 6: his long search for gentlemen Jim Harkins, the man who
Speaker 6: ran away with the girl Margie the Clipper. It's midwinter
Speaker 6: in Montana. The blizzard is raging. Boy, it's abaute Montana.
Speaker 7: That is.
Speaker 5: Whooa woo holcome horse warm eh you okay, wonderful? Yeah?
Speaker 11: But Dad, why go to all this trouble to get
Speaker 11: even with some critic who stole your gal?
Speaker 5: Why didn't you ever fall in love?
Speaker 1: No, but I fell in a revel once. That's the
Speaker 1: same thing. You get soaked either way.
Speaker 5: Sodada, I'm turning back.
Speaker 4: Turning back.
Speaker 5: Is that all our friendship means?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 11: You know, I'd faced death for you.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, then how come you ran when that grizzly
Speaker 5: bear challenged it? He wasn't dead, was he? So I
Speaker 5: gotta find gentleman Jim Harkins, the guy that stole my gown.
Speaker 1: Well, let's look in California.
Speaker 5: California. What's that?
Speaker 11: That's the place where you get hit by a woman
Speaker 11: driver and you take a sun bath while waiting for
Speaker 11: an ambulance.
Speaker 5: There's an ambulance. There's people up in these mountains. I
Speaker 5: can hear them, looked as a cabin just ahead of it.
Speaker 5: Let's inquire in there, and if they ain't seen Megal
Speaker 5: and gentlemen Jim, then we'll head for California. Okay, come on,
Speaker 5: let's race for the captain. It was a tie. Yeah,
Speaker 5: but I would have won if i'd have hit a horse. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I'll go up knock.
Speaker 6: On the door here, dead I What did you follow
Speaker 6: me up here for?
Speaker 2: Dead eye?
Speaker 5: I'm playing the piano with you, Gail, talk to me, I.
Speaker 2: Said, what did you follow me up here for?
Speaker 5: Because I can't live without you? Gil?
Speaker 4: Why can't you live without me?
Speaker 5: Because you got all the money. Gal, It's good to
Speaker 5: see you again. Gal, Come on, sit on my lap. Here,
Speaker 5: pull up a knee and sit down.
Speaker 7: Okay, hmmm, still bow legged a zebra, ain't you? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I've been that way ever since I swallowed that chicken wishbone.
Speaker 5: I'm proud of that. Why don't you come back to
Speaker 5: the Flathead County with me? Gal?
Speaker 12: It's no use that I'm gentleman Jim Hawkins.
Speaker 2: He's promised me a love nest.
Speaker 5: Where you go with me, I'll give you some sneakers,
Speaker 5: after all, white? Should the girl in the balcony have
Speaker 5: all of them?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 5: How about kissing me?
Speaker 1: Gal?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 12: Dead I I don't want to kiss Why, I'd rather
Speaker 12: have a Raleigh?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Who's that?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Did I? Jim Hawkins just rode up?
Speaker 4: I thought I recognized your horse?
Speaker 1: Did I stand back?
Speaker 7: Gal?
Speaker 5: Here's a cowboy that's seen too many of them Errol
Speaker 5: Flynn pictures? Did I?
Speaker 13: Why don't you let us be Maggie the clipping and
Speaker 13: Iris happiest two bugs in the rock.
Speaker 5: Well, you better pull in your ears because my guns
Speaker 5: is loaded with DDT.
Speaker 1: Don't trip me.
Speaker 12: That I you can have your gal, gentleman Jim, you wait, No, gentleman,
Speaker 12: you're so yellow you could give transfusions to bananas.
Speaker 5: Yes, well that skins me. I'm proud of that. Why
Speaker 5: don't we be fair and square about this. We'll fight
Speaker 5: a duel for her hand very well.
Speaker 1: Count three, and we'll both go now.
Speaker 5: He ordered no better than that.
Speaker 4: Okay, come out side.
Speaker 12: Very well?
Speaker 5: Did I'll take that?
Speaker 12: Why you didn't even give deadI a chance?
Speaker 5: I'm done for a girl.
Speaker 4: I'm on my way to that cabin in the sky.
Speaker 12: Oh I den, you can't go to that cabin in
Speaker 12: the sky yet because.
Speaker 5: I love you. Goodbye, girl, roll me over on my face.
Speaker 5: I don't want to see where I'm really going. You
Speaker 5: better go in, and I'm coud of that. You better
Speaker 5: go inside out of the cool gal.
Speaker 13: Gentlemen, Jim were through Well, I didn't know you loved
Speaker 13: him so much.
Speaker 5: Come in, hoy, folks, did I?
Speaker 4: I thought you were going to that cabin in the sky.
Speaker 5: He wouldn't let me in. Why no vacancy's up there either.
Speaker 4: Chapter eighty two.
Speaker 7: I give.
Speaker 4: Chapter eighty two is entitled I've been insulted.
Speaker 5: When a girl has been insulted, she usually looks for
Speaker 5: her man to fight to protect her honor.
Speaker 4: If she can find him, it's usually clim cadittle hopper.
Speaker 6: So someday mode do do do do?
Speaker 12: Do?
Speaker 7: Do? Do?
Speaker 12: Do?
Speaker 4: I wonder if terre are doos all alone?
Speaker 6: I'll get sneak up to the door and listen for
Speaker 6: a minute. No, I'd better stop that listening beginning to.
Speaker 4: Hear thine, Well, how they claim will share the do?
Speaker 5: How they duty to you too?
Speaker 6: Sure is a nice day today, ain't it? The sun
Speaker 6: got back from Florida early this year?
Speaker 5: Isn't they.
Speaker 2: Say?
Speaker 4: What did you want to see me about?
Speaker 2: How clam? People are talking?
Speaker 4: Well, of course they're talking. What do you expect them
Speaker 4: to do?
Speaker 7: Bart?
Speaker 4: That's too fast words? He didn't get it?
Speaker 12: Well, what just to hear about you and the widow Brown?
Speaker 4: It's a lie.
Speaker 5: I don't even know the woman.
Speaker 4: And that's a lie.
Speaker 2: Too, Oh, Clam, you're a morong.
Speaker 6: Yes, and medical science can give you a proof positives.
Speaker 5: I'm proud of that.
Speaker 12: Well, you took that widder to the movies the.
Speaker 2: Other and I didn't.
Speaker 4: I did not he took me.
Speaker 2: Did you hold her hand?
Speaker 4: I sure did? Why he was sneaking the popcorn?
Speaker 12: Well, tell me, truly, clam, have you ever kissed her?
Speaker 4: Only on the cheek.
Speaker 2: Well you sure it wasn't her lips?
Speaker 6: Well she was grinning a little at a time. Hey,
Speaker 6: wait a minute, who told you I took her to
Speaker 6: the movie.
Speaker 2: Well, I heard it at the drug store.
Speaker 12: A fella said, there goes out Sarah, I do when
Speaker 12: she plays second fettle for clam cud, it'll hop her.
Speaker 4: I didn't even know you had a union card.
Speaker 12: No, cleam, either you make that briber mouth apologize or
Speaker 12: we're through.
Speaker 6: Really well, then come on, I'll go down and make
Speaker 6: him take it back.
Speaker 4: They won't stand for that.
Speaker 5: A tall A tall, I don't stay.
Speaker 2: You're going the wrong way.
Speaker 5: Sometimes my feet a lot smarter than I am.
Speaker 4: Now, come on next door.
Speaker 12: Here's the rug store. Oh and there is the fellaw
Speaker 12: who insulted me.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, well take care of him right now.
Speaker 5: Come here, you hey down, Well.
Speaker 4: I'll put you down. What kids talk?
Speaker 6: You started about me? I'm gonna beat you to a pope.
Speaker 6: You're the type of a guy I can handle.
Speaker 9: You want me down?
Speaker 4: He didn't say it, He didn't.
Speaker 2: No, I'll put that midga down.
Speaker 4: Well, if he didn't say it, who said it?
Speaker 9: That did?
Speaker 2: Tell her?
Speaker 12: He's the one go on claim make and take it back.
Speaker 5: Oh, surely he didn't say it?
Speaker 12: Well, yes he did, Yes, he did. Didn't You didn't
Speaker 12: you say claim was a two times?
Speaker 3: Yes, I didn't. Don't start anything, or I'll knock your conscious.
Speaker 3: Come on, put up your mix now.
Speaker 4: Look, I'll give you one last chance to apolog.
Speaker 3: I apologize to you, you lily livered, chicken hearted nkum
Speaker 3: poop that mighty d.
Speaker 12: If you don't hit him, I'm just through with you.
Speaker 4: You heard her.
Speaker 3: Oh look dog me go home and play with your toys,
Speaker 3: or I'll slap your faith.
Speaker 4: You slap my face.
Speaker 6: Now, bite your fingers off. I'll bite your fingers off.
Speaker 6: You slap me, or you will, Yes, sure, I'll.
Speaker 5: Gun the morf I will.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Medical science offers you prove positive. Yes, medical science offers
Speaker 3: you prove positive.
Speaker 14: No other leading cigarette is safer to smoke, because no
Speaker 14: other gives you less nicotine less thrown irritating tars than
Speaker 14: the new, smoother, better tasting Raleigh Myron Nelson, America's number
Speaker 14: one golfer, says.
Speaker 4: Quote, It's true.
Speaker 13: I've seen the certified test with my own eyes. Medical
Speaker 13: science has proved no other cigarette gives you less nicotine
Speaker 13: less throat irritating tars, thus is actually safer to smoke.
Speaker 3: Raleigh's must be right, right for taste, right for truth.
Speaker 3: You're right, Viral Nelson, Raleighs are right. Exhaustive scientific tests
Speaker 3: of America's six biggest selling brands, thirtified by fourteen distinguished doctors,
Speaker 3: including eminent throats specialists, have proved conclusively no other cigarette
Speaker 3: gives you less nicotine less throat irritating tars, so no
Speaker 3: other is safer to smoke. See if you don't agree,
Speaker 3: Raleighs are right, right for taste, right for throat, cry
Speaker 3: Rallys enjoy Raleighs.
Speaker 1: Rich tobacco that mild.
Speaker 3: They're smooth and more satisfying Raleigh flavor. Remember, medical science
Speaker 3: now offers you proof positive no other leading cigarette is
Speaker 3: safer to smoke, because no other gives you less nicotine,
Speaker 3: less throat irritating tars than the new, smoother, better tasting rawlegh.
Speaker 15: And. Now David Forster and his orchestra plays Tumbling Weeds.
Speaker 1: I could very much way to play.
Speaker 4: Chapter eighty three of Looking for Trouble is entitled time
Speaker 4: to go to Bed Kitty.
Speaker 6: When a child is reminded of bedtime, there's usually a
Speaker 6: little trouble. But with the little child psychology it can
Speaker 6: be handled pretty nicely with everyone except the mean with
Speaker 6: okid to me.
Speaker 2: Now it's time. All good little boys, we're in dead.
Speaker 4: That's what they get for being good.
Speaker 5: You know, I will come in.
Speaker 6: Wait, get me wagon here. You can't bring that wagon
Speaker 6: in the house. It isn't you. I got it from
Speaker 6: the widow head next door.
Speaker 4: No widow deal. I hook up at my wagon.
Speaker 2: What did you give it for him?
Speaker 4: He was happy with the whole deal.
Speaker 2: You know what did you give in for it?
Speaker 4: A black eye?
Speaker 6: Hurry upstairs and take your back and get ready for bid.
Speaker 6: Okaya know what happened?
Speaker 5: The door was a jar.
Speaker 4: Now me, poor widow nose, it's a jam.
Speaker 5: My grandma?
Speaker 4: How long will before old?
Speaker 1: Enough?
Speaker 4: I don't have to take back no more. Never kind
Speaker 4: of a go out, look in.
Speaker 2: Get bout the city. Stop wasting time.
Speaker 4: Get cool? Okay, I will play Johnny White's murr. I
Speaker 4: will run and dive in through the water.
Speaker 6: Here I go.
Speaker 4: Who pulled that? Stop? Are out? I better throw the
Speaker 4: cup up again. I better throw the cub full of water.
Speaker 5: Yes, don't command, don't comment, I not nor don't command.
Speaker 2: Put your jamas. Only get out of that.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, goodness everywhere you go these days peeping car
Speaker 6: you know, And I did want to lay in the
Speaker 6: bubble back and try to choke a widow.
Speaker 4: No, I get my pajamas on now, I will get
Speaker 4: out of there.
Speaker 2: Get you.
Speaker 6: You're soaking with well, you said, put on my widow
Speaker 6: pajamas and get out at her, Junior, don't put your pajamas.
Speaker 2: On in the tubs now she put this here. You're
Speaker 2: still dinky. Didn't you use any soap?
Speaker 4: Yes? I did, but the way I usually it last longer.
Speaker 4: I leave the whapples.
Speaker 2: Yeah, take into these dry pajamas and get into beds.
Speaker 4: Okay, I am sleepy, but I will try get for you.
Speaker 6: I will try, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Now what are you doing?
Speaker 4: I'm taking a cat nap? Grandma?
Speaker 2: Are you writing down or do I have to tie
Speaker 2: the ropes?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 6: I think the change will hold me. Okay, well when
Speaker 6: I Grandma.
Speaker 2: No, you can't have a drink of water.
Speaker 4: What are this information? Please wait for the question.
Speaker 2: What do you want?
Speaker 6: I'm thirty, just starling, Junior. Are you're going to sleep
Speaker 6: or your aunt going to get any of that tie?
Speaker 4: I may for tomorrow, Queen nice French, never tax your
Speaker 4: better watch me?
Speaker 2: Wait you know, Juan, did you hear that noise?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 4: You think.
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 4: You don't use.
Speaker 5: Care of me?
Speaker 6: Now you know nothing. They wouldn't keep you when they
Speaker 6: saw who they had. You sure don't love me, and
Speaker 6: it might be a stranger they want me to Lenny,
Speaker 6: wouldn't let anything.
Speaker 4: Yea blessed little hard Yeah, bless you.
Speaker 2: It's all right. It's only the man next door.
Speaker 4: No, that's what I figured.
Speaker 6: But don't you think I handle this dramatic stuff pretty well?
Speaker 2: Go to sleep?
Speaker 6: Okay, Hey, grandma, why did that man next door come
Speaker 6: out every night and look up on the guy for
Speaker 6: the student of astronomy. He's studying the stars. Oh, I
Speaker 6: want to start you see plenty. If you don't go
Speaker 6: to sleep, I'm gonna have the glass the water for Oh,
Speaker 6: get it yourself, do anything you're like, grow up to
Speaker 6: be an idiot, and stay away from that pie.
Speaker 4: Okay, crushing old shawl and oh boy, I'm off you
Speaker 4: the kitchen. I'm off to the kitchen.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: I wonder where that pie could be. I wonder if
Speaker 4: it's up here on this shelf here I would take
Speaker 4: a little.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what happened? Why what happened?
Speaker 6: I broke the crystal and me mickey mouth, Well, she
Speaker 6: watched up on this. Next she olf here a mouse trap,
Speaker 6: a mouse crown whore. Boy, that's gee boy.
Speaker 4: That shore is strong in it. Boy, but them old
Speaker 4: mice have to back up to that stuff. Oh there's
Speaker 4: the pie. There's the pie.
Speaker 6: Oh there, I'm wondering I could take a nice big hunk. Grandma,
Speaker 6: my good mad you know. And then again she might
Speaker 6: say that little kid was hungry and it's okay, And
Speaker 6: then again, I don't know why I was wasting my
Speaker 6: time thinking about it. I'm gonna do that anyway.
Speaker 4: I'm old boy. Boy, that's because metter than me. Tell me,
Speaker 4: I can't put.
Speaker 6: This back, because Grandma would smell a two legged rat
Speaker 6: named Junior. I just throw it out the window. You know,
Speaker 6: that man standing there sounds.
Speaker 5: Like a bull dy.
Speaker 4: Oh dear, he shouldn't have been standing there. I say,
Speaker 4: he showed me. I better get sleeping and get the
Speaker 4: bed real quick. Well, good night, Grandma, good night.
Speaker 2: Got to say your prayers.
Speaker 4: I set him on your way up there.
Speaker 2: You think they'll be answered?
Speaker 6: Not now?
Speaker 2: No, No, Junior I'll see if.
Speaker 4: You can go to sleep. If that's for me, I'm
Speaker 4: going to be born next week.
Speaker 2: Probably someone got pie id and has the wrong house.
Speaker 4: If he's pi, he got a light house. Yes, where's
Speaker 4: that little grandson of your house? With indigestion? No doubt?
Speaker 4: Look at my suit.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be seen in it. Why didn't you have
Speaker 2: a clean.
Speaker 5: I'm going to and you're going to get the bill.
Speaker 4: Hey, what all annoyed about? Kind of willow gets him.
Speaker 2: Sleep around here? And I'm telling me what this is
Speaker 2: all about.
Speaker 4: I was standing on your window looking up at the stars.
Speaker 4: Suddenly I turned to look at the big dipper, but
Speaker 4: there wasn't a dipper. It was that kid's hand with
Speaker 4: a big hunk of pie in it.
Speaker 6: Do care?
Speaker 5: Why did you hit me with that pie?
Speaker 2: He wanted to drink of Watery Junior, come here.
Speaker 4: I don't want to jump with me. I will be good.
Speaker 4: Don't go.
Speaker 5: I don't know what it is with me. I don't
Speaker 5: have a carol in the world.
Speaker 4: But every night quite me, jumpious.
Speaker 10: To me, and remember what all do with you on
Speaker 10: every pilsday night. At the same time, let Skelton, David.
Speaker 3: Forrester and his orchestra, need to Alice Vernon Falton, G. G. Pearson,
Speaker 3: Pat mckainn and yours Puli Rod O'Connor.
Speaker 4: I'm the next jersday to them.
Speaker 6: This is Red Skelton saying goodbye Down, Thanks for listening,
Speaker 6: and listen to Bob Hope next week when he presents
Speaker 6: the Look Magazine Award, and remember the March of Dyna.
Speaker 1: Good Bye Down, Remember listening to Hilde God tomorrow night
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