Speaker 1: It's the AMers and Andy Christmas Show.
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Speaker 1: Other Christmas Eve.
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Speaker 1: The amoson Andy Christmas Show.
Speaker 2: And now here they are with their Christmas cast and
Speaker 2: Jeff Alexander and his orchestra in chorus Radio's all time
Speaker 2: favorites amoson Andy.
Speaker 1: Well, this is.
Speaker 2: Sunday, Christmas Eve, but let's go back to yesterday morning.
Speaker 2: Andy's out with Amos's little girl, Arbadilla, on their annual
Speaker 2: tour of the store windows.
Speaker 3: Uncle Andy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they sure got a lot of toys in there. Anything.
Speaker 3: I never think so many toys. It's just like something
Speaker 3: you dream about.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hey, there's something cute there. There's a paint set.
Speaker 4: Look what they say there, junior paint set twelve dollars
Speaker 4: and ninety five per cent complete with easel.
Speaker 3: What's an easel? Uncle Andy?
Speaker 1: Easel?
Speaker 4: It's one of them things. But all artists has got them.
Speaker 1: They can't do without them.
Speaker 3: What do they use them for?
Speaker 4: Well, they wears them underhead, got a little castle on it.
Speaker 1: Keeps the head warm while they paint.
Speaker 3: You know everything, don't you?
Speaker 4: Well, most everything. Sever of the things might have slipped
Speaker 4: by me.
Speaker 3: I know, that's cute. What did that say?
Speaker 4: That's a baby doll? Set come lead with pre ambu LeTour?
Speaker 3: What's a pre ambue? Later Oncle Andy?
Speaker 1: Well, uh, it's just like one of the measles. But
Speaker 1: I ain't got no tassel on.
Speaker 3: Here's what I've been waiting to see. The desk, the
Speaker 3: one in the corner, got big doll there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that show is a pretty doll, Arbidella.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's a talking doll. That's the one I wrote
Speaker 3: nice Na Claus to jing me. But Daddy said I
Speaker 3: wrote the letter too late. You see, I only wrote
Speaker 3: it two days ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, maybe your papa ain't got the money. I mean, uh,
Speaker 4: that ain't give him Santa Claus much time.
Speaker 1: You got to write him before that?
Speaker 3: Oh pretty Zuncle Andy, Daddy said, Santa Claus with being
Speaker 3: it to me next Christmas.
Speaker 1: Oh sure, you see, that'll give you more time.
Speaker 3: We're having a good time today at me, Uncle Andy.
Speaker 4: I like getting out with you, yes, and I like
Speaker 4: being out with you too, Arbadella. But they no sense
Speaker 4: of us standing outside this window, eyeballing.
Speaker 1: That dollar all day. I guess we gotta get on
Speaker 1: home now.
Speaker 3: Oh grandy, come, I just look at the talking dolls
Speaker 3: once more.
Speaker 1: Oh sure, Arbadella, go ahead, that's sure.
Speaker 3: That's pretty dress she's got on. So when Shanacou sings
Speaker 3: hit to me next year, I'm going to make a
Speaker 3: lot more pretty dresses. I can hardly wait till next Christmas.
Speaker 3: It's only a year.
Speaker 1: Oh, come in, king we Bro and the merry Christmas
Speaker 1: beatings over the seasons day?
Speaker 5: What you doing?
Speaker 1: Stress out? And did? Oh? I'm just laying down for
Speaker 1: a minute.
Speaker 4: I got a little woozy while I was out Christmas
Speaker 4: shopping with Arbadella.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, you don't look too good around the gills.
Speaker 1: You look a little like a frowner that's just been gaffed. Yeah,
Speaker 1: got a little stringers out Christmas shopping for all your
Speaker 1: dear friends. And you want to remember, specially at this
Speaker 1: time of the year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, Well, I don't know what's wrong with me.
Speaker 4: I done took my temperature a few minutes ago, and
Speaker 4: the thermostat went up to one hundred and.
Speaker 1: One hundred one. That ain't good, And well did that
Speaker 1: mean I am sick well anger. I don't want alarm.
Speaker 1: You're nothing. But I had a cat once that had
Speaker 1: a temperature of one hundred and one. The next thing
Speaker 1: I know it, you started forming at the moth. Then
Speaker 1: she roved through the dining room window, landed on the street,
Speaker 1: and climbed forty feet up a twenty foot three and
Speaker 1: a half hour later, she had a little kittens too. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't think that, I ask that's sick.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: And like I said, you probably wore yourself out with
Speaker 1: too much Christmas shopping, So I don't do you a
Speaker 1: big favor, boy, instead of having you come all the
Speaker 1: way up to my house with that big president, I
Speaker 1: know you done bought from me. I just take the
Speaker 1: thing with me. Now, see if you the trip see
Speaker 1: there now or we're thinking of you? What kind of
Speaker 1: a power would I feeder? Let a sick man look
Speaker 1: a good big boxed up to myt holes on Christmas Eve? Yeah,
Speaker 1: you got to think of your friends on Christmas. It's
Speaker 1: the spirits of good Chill Peep on Earth and Mizzle
Speaker 1: Tone all the king Fish. Yeah, yeah, just see it.
Speaker 1: And I kind of choke up and I was filled
Speaker 1: with the spirit of Friend your brother, King Fish?
Speaker 5: Oh what is it?
Speaker 1: The old help?
Speaker 4: I ain't got no present for you. How would you
Speaker 4: like to have a punch in the mouth, King Fish?
Speaker 4: Don't you say nothing to me? I give you that
Speaker 4: pen and pencil set. Last year you didn't give me nothing.
Speaker 1: Well, an lock has flaying that tree, and I wait
Speaker 1: a minute, I tell you what it's done. Now. I
Speaker 1: done bought you a box of fine seaguards, you know,
Speaker 1: Corona Corona, and I wanted them to be perfect for you.
Speaker 1: And I thought i'd puff on one to see how
Speaker 1: it was. And the first one seemed to be a
Speaker 1: little too dry. Whoever, I finished that one, I decided
Speaker 1: to puff on another one, and that one was too moist,
Speaker 1: you see, so I thought I'd try another one. Well,
Speaker 1: then away between the puffin and the drying and the morston.
Speaker 1: By the next thing I know you Christmas went up
Speaker 1: and smoking. Well, King Fish.
Speaker 4: You see, it was all I could do, the manage
Speaker 4: to scrape up something for Amos and his kids. I
Speaker 4: was too broke to get you or anything this Christmas cheme.
Speaker 1: Well, Hannah, I was just thinking, now, if you want
Speaker 1: to go down to the Friend of Loon, coming in
Speaker 1: the corner. Why he is de glad to let you hurt?
Speaker 1: Come in?
Speaker 4: Oh hi, lightning high, good my branda, hide you were
Speaker 4: the kings is well lean glad you dropped by just
Speaker 4: thinking about you.
Speaker 1: You know, you got to think of your friends at
Speaker 1: Christmas time. It's the spirit of good cheer, peace on
Speaker 1: earth this time of the year, when the spirit of
Speaker 1: friendship and brother in those freds throughout the world.
Speaker 4: King Fish, if you don't get out of here, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna punch you right in the nose.
Speaker 1: You hear that, Oh lait already the sera. There's a
Speaker 1: fine attitude to take at Christmas time. Goodbye to booth
Speaker 1: for you. Bump.
Speaker 4: Well, then I see you're done, wrapped up them presents
Speaker 4: for me like I asked you to.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, right down round each of them, steparate down. Yeah,
Speaker 1: well that's good. But wait a minute, year, How'm I
Speaker 1: gonna know which one is the crayon?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Well, that's stipp of misander. You'll see on the crayons
Speaker 1: day I put a key.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, like them? Don't you know that crayon
Speaker 4: starts with a C? Certainly the R O U T
Speaker 4: O N S crayons?
Speaker 3: Well, you.
Speaker 1: You ain't given away many presents this year is in Mixander.
Speaker 4: No, I got a little something for Amos and Ruby.
Speaker 4: These toy soldiers I got for Amos juniors. All right,
Speaker 4: But I don't know if Barbadella's gonna like these crayons
Speaker 4: or not.
Speaker 1: Ah, sure she'll like them.
Speaker 5: And anyway, what do you know what you like him?
Speaker 1: What you don't like Mazanna, Well, there's a trouble like him.
Speaker 1: I do know what you like? Well, they don't make
Speaker 1: no difference. You flat busted anyway. Yeah, and that's what's
Speaker 1: troubled me. I just broke and say, like, what time
Speaker 1: is it? He is about one departments then o'clock? Just
Speaker 1: get an idea, like, no, let me get up here.
Speaker 4: I think I'm gonna take a walk down to that
Speaker 4: department store on the corner.
Speaker 1: I mean, you want to see me? I guess. So
Speaker 1: is you the gentleman to do the hiring for the
Speaker 1: department store tonight? My name is Simmons. Yeah, well, I
Speaker 1: was wondering if you needed.
Speaker 4: Any extra sales help for this last minute rush this afternoon,
Speaker 4: I would work hard. Well, we did need extra help
Speaker 4: up until this morning, but I think we can get
Speaker 4: through the rest of the day with the salespeople we
Speaker 4: have Oh well, thank you, just the same as say,
Speaker 4: wait just a minute, yes, yes, maybe you can help us.
Speaker 4: Was that well, one of our Santa Claus helpers was
Speaker 4: called home. His wife was taking ill suddenly, and well
Speaker 4: we could use somebody to take his place.
Speaker 1: Do you think you could do it? Be Santa Claus helpers?
Speaker 1: That's right, Well, I.
Speaker 4: Had never done it before, and I don't uh shoe
Speaker 4: show I can do it.
Speaker 1: Fine, Fine, you go down and see mister Walker on
Speaker 1: the fourth floor.
Speaker 4: He'll give you your Santa Claus suit and whiskers. Then
Speaker 4: come back here and I'll tell you just what you're
Speaker 4: supposed to do.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, Thank you, sir, thank you.
Speaker 4: Well, mister Brown, you look very well in that outfit.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, I see you've got that pillow in there,
Speaker 1: just right. I ain't no pillow, that's me. Well, I
Speaker 1: think you're going to make a fine Santa Claus.
Speaker 4: Mister Brown.
Speaker 1: Now you just put on these whiskers and hat and
Speaker 1: you're all set, yes, sir. Now what must I do,
Speaker 1: mister Simmons.
Speaker 4: Well, you get into the toy department right to the
Speaker 4: back door of my office.
Speaker 1: Here. The Santa Claus chair is right there, and I
Speaker 1: just sits there and talks to the children. Huh, that's right.
Speaker 4: You just have the children come up one at a time,
Speaker 4: and if you run into any difficulties of any kind,
Speaker 4: just call the floor walker. Yes, sir, if I have
Speaker 4: any trouble, I'll call the floor walker. Good luck, Santa
Speaker 4: right to that door to day, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Well, there's a Santa Claus chair, a lot of children
Speaker 4: waking a little chits. Oh oh they nun spoty.
Speaker 1: Mans hey quiet quiet, quiet kids, quiet? Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: Wait a minute. I better sit down here and get started.
Speaker 4: All right, Sonny, you first, come right up here, sit
Speaker 4: on Santy Claus's lap. Ha that's the boy. Now tell
Speaker 4: Santa Claus? What does you want for Christmas?
Speaker 3: I want to hop along Cassidy had a hop a
Speaker 3: long Cassidy shirt hop along Cashidy s first, hop along
Speaker 3: cass Bell, hop Along Cassidy gun hop along, cast booth
Speaker 3: had a hop along Cashidy.
Speaker 4: Toothbrush And tell me something, little fella, Just who is
Speaker 4: your favorite cowboy star?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 3: Rogers?
Speaker 1: You is a nice little boy. You know what what
Speaker 1: is your name?
Speaker 3: Sammy Jackson?
Speaker 1: Well? Tell me something, Sammy, you've been a good boy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I would have no death without asking. You look like
Speaker 1: a smart little fella. I bet you were smart in school.
Speaker 3: No I ain't.
Speaker 1: You ain't smart in school?
Speaker 3: No, I ain't.
Speaker 1: I bet you try hard, though, don't you?
Speaker 3: No? I don't.
Speaker 4: Well, Uh, you're going to try hard after you go
Speaker 4: back after the vacation, though, ain't you.
Speaker 3: No, I ain't. I ain't never gonna try hard because
Speaker 3: I hate school and it ain't nothing you can do
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 1: Oh, floor walker, and you come over here for a walker.
Speaker 3: God gets everything I ask for.
Speaker 6: I'll try hard.
Speaker 1: Never mind, floor Walker.
Speaker 4: That's a good little boy, Sammy. You just hang up
Speaker 4: your stockers and everythin's gonna be all right.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you Sin o'clock. Yeah, am I next?
Speaker 4: Yeah you was next my mind. Say you was a
Speaker 4: sweet little girl. Now what can Santah do for a
Speaker 4: pretty little girl like you?
Speaker 3: Mommy said when I came up here, I could sit
Speaker 3: on your lap?
Speaker 1: Oh sure, yeah, let me lift you up here. Hmm.
Speaker 1: Now you is you as light as a fella? What's
Speaker 1: your name, honey?
Speaker 3: Patricia Washington?
Speaker 1: That's a pretty name too, And that's a pretty little
Speaker 1: coach you got on there.
Speaker 3: My mother made it for me.
Speaker 4: She made my hat too, well, Patricia, I suppose you
Speaker 4: come up to tell me what you want for Christmas?
Speaker 3: No, Santa, I wrote you a letter about that. I
Speaker 3: just came up to visit with you.
Speaker 1: Oh well, that was nice up here. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I guess when you've been out to living presents all
Speaker 3: Christmas Eve, when you get home, you must be awfully tired,
Speaker 3: Santa Claus.
Speaker 1: Uh, yeah, I guess I was pretty tired of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I'll bet your little girl comes up to
Speaker 3: you and rold your arms around you like I do
Speaker 3: when my daddy comes home tired.
Speaker 4: Well, Uh, no, honey, my little girl don't do that,
Speaker 4: because you see, I don't have no little girl.
Speaker 1: I live by myself, all by yourself, all by myself.
Speaker 3: Then, just for today, I'll be your little girl here.
Speaker 1: Oh thank you, honey, thank you very much. Uh I.
Speaker 3: Why Santa Claus? Didn't you like it having a little
Speaker 3: girl hugging kissue? I noticed there's a tear running down
Speaker 3: your cheek.
Speaker 1: Oh no, honey, I like that more than I can
Speaker 1: ever tell you. But don't you pay no attention to
Speaker 1: that teer.
Speaker 4: It's it's just that at Christmas time, your eye is
Speaker 4: able to do funny things for you. And I'll tell
Speaker 4: you something else too. Santa is really gonna come to
Speaker 4: your house this year.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Merry Christmas, Santa Claus.
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas to you. Honey. All right, who's next?
Speaker 3: I'm next?
Speaker 1: Uh, come right up, Sonny? Uh uh what's your name?
Speaker 3: Jonathan Waldorf?
Speaker 1: Curtis Higgins the Third? Yeah, well, I'll just call you Johnny. Now,
Speaker 1: what do you want for Christmas? Johnny?
Speaker 3: Wait a minute before I tell you?
Speaker 5: Are you the real Santa Claus?
Speaker 1: Well? Uh, I have Santy Claus Is Helper.
Speaker 6: Well, I guess that's okay, but I don't like doing
Speaker 6: business with no middleman.
Speaker 4: You know, talking to me is just like talking to
Speaker 4: Santy yourself. I got the slay and the reindeer's and everything.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, well all right then, just what are the
Speaker 6: reindeer's names?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: You wanna know the reindeer's name?
Speaker 6: Well, if you're Santa Claus Helper, you ought to know
Speaker 6: the names.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well there's uh Donna, Blitzen, Thunder, Francer and uh uh
Speaker 4: stinking blanking the not what you want for Christmas?
Speaker 1: Junny?
Speaker 6: I want to let youc train, I want a bicycle,
Speaker 6: and I want a mon lair plane with a real
Speaker 6: gasoline engine.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well that's all pretty expensive stuff. But I don't know
Speaker 4: if you're going to get all of that.
Speaker 3: Oh yet, don't huh no, see you over here a.
Speaker 1: Minute, Yes, I mean, uh, well, well what you want?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Listen? Bird?
Speaker 3: Do I get that stuff? But do I have to
Speaker 3: punch you in the nod front of all these kids?
Speaker 1: Oh? Well, Sonny se uh, never mind, floor walker. Okay,
Speaker 1: you'll get the stuff. I better? All right, all right,
Speaker 1: who's next?
Speaker 3: I am?
Speaker 1: Oh, step right up, Sonny, Yes, sir, And what's your name?
Speaker 3: William Smith?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well William, I suppose a big fellow like you want
Speaker 4: a cowboy suit for Christmas?
Speaker 1: Too? Huh No? Like the train? No bicycle? Nope, theare
Speaker 1: a boxing gloves?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Well tell me, William, what would you like a baby sister?
Speaker 1: You want a baby sister? Yes?
Speaker 3: How can I get one?
Speaker 1: All four off? Well you're looking at the warn off
Speaker 1: mister Brown. Oh yeah, I was a little tired. I
Speaker 1: never talked to so many kids in all my life.
Speaker 1: He They is cute, though, you did very well.
Speaker 4: All the children seemed very happy and the parents were
Speaker 4: just standing there beaming.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, thank you. We certainly appreciated having you here
Speaker 1: this afternoon. As a well, I enjoyed it too.
Speaker 4: And of course, like I told you when I made
Speaker 4: the deal with you, I had done it for a
Speaker 4: special reason. Yes, and here it is, mister Brown. I
Speaker 4: had the stock boy take it out of the window.
Speaker 4: The talking Doll.
Speaker 2: Christmas Show is being dropped to you by the makers
Speaker 2: of Brinso, the only soap in all the world that
Speaker 2: contains solium.
Speaker 1: Well that brings us up to this evening, which is
Speaker 1: Christmas Eve.
Speaker 2: Andy, with his arms full of presents, has come up
Speaker 2: to Amos's apartment.
Speaker 1: Well, come in, Andy, Merry Christmas. Boys. Is the kids around?
Speaker 5: Oh no, it is all in bed.
Speaker 1: Arbidella the last one. She just went to bed a
Speaker 1: few months ago. Yeah, well, I didn't want one the
Speaker 1: kids to seem to come in with these packages. I
Speaker 1: mean put him down here under the tree. Oh gee,
Speaker 1: you've got a lot of stuff. Then it looked like
Speaker 1: you didn't forget nobody. Where's Ruby? Well, she and O
Speaker 1: Mama went to church for Christmas Eve services and I
Speaker 1: kind of baby sitting with the children to name Well,
Speaker 1: I got a present here for you, Ammas. Oh, thank Andy.
Speaker 4: And here's something for your wife Ruby. And here's something
Speaker 4: for a mama. And I got a box of them
Speaker 4: toy soldiers here for Junior.
Speaker 1: Oh that's wonderful what you got in that big box? Then?
Speaker 4: Oh that well, that's a special gift, Amos. That's for
Speaker 4: Roberdella Arbidella.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I didn't put no card on it, so just tell
Speaker 1: her that this is from Santa Claus. Oh, Alanna. He
Speaker 1: sure was wonderful to the kids. Not only are Christmas,
Speaker 1: but all the time. Boy.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, Amos, I ain't never had none of
Speaker 4: my own, so I guess the next best thing is
Speaker 4: kind of being Uncle.
Speaker 1: Andy to all yours. Yeah, why you headed for nine?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm going to spend Christmas Eve with the Kingfish.
Speaker 4: We're putting on a little dinner party. We done bought
Speaker 4: a twelve pound turkey.
Speaker 1: Oh that's nice. How many is your hair gonna be?
Speaker 1: Just me and him?
Speaker 4: Well, Amos, Abby running along and wish everybody a merry Christmas.
Speaker 1: Fore, I'm Harry Christmas to you two. And now I
Speaker 1: going back with Albadella. Now I see she's asleep. You
Speaker 1: know how kids is on Christmas Eve. Yeah, well, so
Speaker 1: long am, thanks again, man, Then see you tomorrow. Merry Christmas, rainfall,
Speaker 1: Sir Royal dieer, damn and crown him Lord well Albadella.
Speaker 1: Look at you. I thought you'd be found asleep by now.
Speaker 1: There you is, sitting up in bed.
Speaker 3: Oh god, I'm so excited. I don't think I can
Speaker 3: sleep tonight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, honey, everybody's got to sleep tonight. There. Of course,
Speaker 1: Fanny is coming in the morning. Why you can't stay
Speaker 1: awake all night? Uh, he won't come with people stay awake.
Speaker 3: How long before you'll be here? Daddy?
Speaker 1: Well, I tell you you put your head down on
Speaker 1: the pillar and go to sleep now, and if you
Speaker 1: will sleep, it'll only seem like one minute before Sanny
Speaker 1: will be here.
Speaker 3: All right, daddy, I'll try ging me. I'm excited to daddy.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess all little kids is excited tonight.
Speaker 3: Dotty, Can I turn on the little radio before I
Speaker 3: go to sleep?
Speaker 1: Well, just for a minute or two. I'll snap it
Speaker 1: on for you. Yeah, yeah, now, I'll let it warm
Speaker 1: up for a few seconds. We don't wanna wake up
Speaker 1: your little brother and name of andre Ow.
Speaker 3: Music never wakes them up, Daddy.
Speaker 1: Well, let me just street and you cover the little bit.
Speaker 1: Is you said your prayers?
Speaker 3: Mommy did my prayers before she went out, Daddy.
Speaker 1: The Christmas choir continues with the Lord's Prayers. Well, now
Speaker 1: get under the covers, honey, Daddy.
Speaker 3: Could you get the Christmas music on the radio?
Speaker 1: Why, darling, this is the very best Christmas music you
Speaker 1: could yet. There's gonna sing the Lord's Prayer. Oh.
Speaker 3: I been saying the Lodge Prayer with Mommy. She's been
Speaker 3: teaching it to me.
Speaker 2: Yes, I know she is.
Speaker 3: What does the Lorge Praer mean, Baddy?
Speaker 1: Well, it means an awful lot, and with the world
Speaker 1: like it is today, it seems to have a bigger
Speaker 1: meaning than before.
Speaker 3: But what does the lords Prayer really mean? Daddy?
Speaker 1: The Lord's Prayer, Well, darling, I'll explain it to you.
Speaker 3: All read a bottle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now you lay down and you listen all. Now,
Speaker 1: the first line of the Lord's Prayer is this our Father,
Speaker 1: which are in heaven. Now that means Father of all
Speaker 1: that is good, where no wrong can ever dwell. And
Speaker 1: then it says hallowed be thy name. Now that means, darling,
Speaker 1: that we should love and respect all that is good.
Speaker 1: And then it says, after that, thy Kingdom come, I
Speaker 1: will be done in earth as it is in heaven.
Speaker 1: Now that means, darling, as we clean our hearts of
Speaker 1: all hate and selfishness and fill our heart with the love,
Speaker 1: the good, the true, and the beautiful, and earth where
Speaker 1: we are now will be just like heaven. Then it says,
Speaker 1: give us this day our daily bread. Now that means
Speaker 1: to feed our hearts and minds with kindness, with love,
Speaker 1: and with courage, which will make us strong for our
Speaker 1: daily task. And then after that, the next lines of
Speaker 1: the Lord's prayer is, and forgive us our debt. As
Speaker 1: we forgive our debt, do you remember the Golden rule?
Speaker 3: Father?
Speaker 1: Well? That we means that we must keep the Golden
Speaker 1: rule and do unto others as we would want them
Speaker 1: to do under us. And then it says, and lead
Speaker 1: us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Now
Speaker 1: that means, my darling, to ask God to help us
Speaker 1: do and to see and to think right, so that
Speaker 1: we will neither be led or tempted by anything that
Speaker 1: is bad.
Speaker 5: Or dying.
Speaker 1: Is the Kingdom, the power, and the glory forever are men.
Speaker 1: Now that means darling at all the world and everything
Speaker 1: in it, the arms, the God's kingdom, everything, your mommy,
Speaker 1: your daddy, your little brother, your sister, your grandma, you
Speaker 1: and everybody, and as we know that and act as
Speaker 1: if we know it, that my darling daughter is the
Speaker 1: real spirit of Christmas. Good Daddy, Well, now I guess
Speaker 1: I'll cut off the radio and let you go to sleep.
Speaker 1: Good night, daddy, Good night, sweetheart Daddy.
Speaker 3: We'll leave a little radio on when I.
Speaker 1: Go to sleep, all right, I'll leave it on and
Speaker 1: you can listen to some Christmas music.
Speaker 5: Oh why you're got a name?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 5: Pray? Oh Mary? What you call the name? Pretty little day?
Speaker 1: Orry? Go the new bar so call he won ah
Speaker 1: think I'll say you met you.
Speaker 5: Go. They're taken him.
Speaker 1: On the shoulder and taking him take up the.
Speaker 5: Glow.
Speaker 1: Well, she's asleep, Merry Christmas. Might dollar o hostaging for
Speaker 1: everybody in our show. Here the cast, our writers Joe Connelly,
Speaker 1: Bob Moser and Bob Ross, our musical director j. F. Alexander,
Speaker 1: his orchestra and chorus, and for Lever Brothers Company, the
Speaker 1: people who make brinso with soil. You Me and Andy
Speaker 1: want to wish you have very merry Christmas to you
Speaker 1: your families and the finest New Year ever married. Chis everybody.
Speaker 1: Good night, folks, see you next Sunday. Today minus the.
Speaker 2: Man, women and children of Europe in Asia are still
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