Speaker 1: Good evening. The makers of the New Rinso bring you
Speaker 1: the Amoson Andy Show with their guest tonight, the star
Speaker 1: of stage and screen, mister Walter Houston. Well, trouble is
Speaker 1: nothing new to amoson Andy or their friends. They're usually
Speaker 1: able to cope with almost anything that comes along. However,
Speaker 1: today George Stephens, the Kingfish, seems to have run into a.
Speaker 2: Little extra trouble which appears to be more than he
Speaker 2: can handle.
Speaker 1: Right now, he is in the office at the Lodge
Speaker 1: Hall trying to explain it to Amoson Andy.
Speaker 3: No, boys, I'll tell you, I don't want to sit down.
Speaker 3: Two nervous? Are two nervous? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Trembling on?
Speaker 3: I take it is a king fief.
Speaker 4: I can't boys, I jammed up. I'm really in a mess.
Speaker 4: Or I tell you I'm being sued. What is it
Speaker 4: being sued for?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And who is doing it?
Speaker 4: I be ensued by a fellow by the name of
Speaker 4: nist Jackson, and for no reason at all. I was
Speaker 4: just exercising my rights as a citizen of the United
Speaker 4: States of a murder to use freedom of speech.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I called him a crook, a LoVa or swin
Speaker 3: land of bum and the man u crook, a loaf
Speaker 3: of swinland of bum.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do the constitutional lie you to say that?
Speaker 4: Well, there's a freedom of speech, there are full freedoms
Speaker 4: and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I only called him four that's right.
Speaker 4: If I'd have called him a thief on top of that,
Speaker 4: that made fire freedoms and the man got the kids
Speaker 4: against me to see, Or that's a dangerous thing to do.
Speaker 4: When did you do it? Or here's the whole story.
Speaker 4: A few weeks ago, I writed this for the n
Speaker 4: Jackson the letter. Now in the letter I called him
Speaker 4: to those names, and now he's suing me for one
Speaker 4: thousand dollars he claimed i'd done smirched up his repetition.
Speaker 2: Oh that nifty Jackson didn't have a thousand dollars worth
Speaker 2: of reputation to smirch up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well that ain't what counts to tell me, King Fish,
Speaker 5: how is he gonna.
Speaker 4: Handle the kids by getting a lawyer? Or I gonna
Speaker 4: see the alley lawyer that hangs around back of the jail.
Speaker 3: I gonna see him.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, Wait a minute, jare he charges big
Speaker 2: money before he's gonna give you any advice. Where you're
Speaker 2: gonna get the door to pay him.
Speaker 4: Brother, And I think I got a great idea for that.
Speaker 4: I was going home now and see the little woman.
Speaker 2: I.
Speaker 3: Honey, you engagement ring don't sparkle? Legged order? Well, what's
Speaker 3: the matter with that ring?
Speaker 4: Or that diamond used to look like the twentieth century
Speaker 4: limited coming in at night?
Speaker 3: Now look at it? Not a twinkle into things.
Speaker 2: It's a beautiful diamond, though, Joyce.
Speaker 3: But the thing needs cleaning. Let me look at that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: look at it. That that that thing leeds.
Speaker 4: Give me that ring, I'll take it over to the
Speaker 4: jeweler and I'll have him give that a good cleaner.
Speaker 4: I want my wife to sparkle like other women's sparkle.
Speaker 4: There's nothing sloppy looking than dirty diamonds. Now, look here, honest, Joe,
Speaker 4: you are to give me more than fifteen dollars on
Speaker 4: that stone.
Speaker 6: That's the top price, Kingfish, You see, the way we
Speaker 6: figures is on the color of them. Blue white stones
Speaker 6: is worth the moves. The plain white ones is fair.
Speaker 6: The yellow ones ain't so good. Oh yellow bed huh?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: What color would you say? This one is? Well?
Speaker 6: Kingfish in the tree, this is what we call a
Speaker 6: jungice diamond.
Speaker 7: A yellow uh huh, yellow and cloudy.
Speaker 6: Even a yellow diamond, you is supposed to see the
Speaker 6: daylight through it. In fact, this Kingfish looking at this again,
Speaker 6: I see it's money too.
Speaker 3: Give me the fifteen dollars. Just give me the fifteen dollars. Okay,
Speaker 3: now now look at it. You know what I want
Speaker 3: to do on top of that? Yeah?
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 3: You take a stone out of the ring.
Speaker 4: Now here is a rhyme stone that I got at
Speaker 4: the five and ten cent store.
Speaker 3: Put this in place of it, and I'll take it
Speaker 3: home to the little woman and put it back where
Speaker 3: it was.
Speaker 2: Oh all right, I'll make.
Speaker 7: The switch for you.
Speaker 3: Tell me this. You think that my wife will notice
Speaker 3: the difference.
Speaker 6: Well, if she does, it's only because the rhyme stone
Speaker 6: looks better than the diamond.
Speaker 7: Well, Kingfish is your lawyer. There's two ways you can
Speaker 7: settle this case.
Speaker 3: What is there?
Speaker 7: Well, the first is to paid man the one thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: I like the second way better. Well, I ain't told
Speaker 3: you what the second way is yet. Well, whatever the
Speaker 3: other I know, I don't like it.
Speaker 7: Butter Well, the second way is the result of some
Speaker 7: pretty heavy studying. I skimmed over several similar cases looked
Speaker 7: over the whole legal aspect of the keys. And this
Speaker 7: is my personal opinion as an attorney that there's a
Speaker 7: way that can't fail.
Speaker 3: Now you're talking now, now, what is that tell me that?
Speaker 7: Well, scare the pants off the other lawyer scam so
Speaker 7: bad that he'll drop this to it against you.
Speaker 3: Put fear in him, f doubly r fear. Well, now,
Speaker 3: I don't know about that though. That's gonna take a
Speaker 3: lot of thought and time. Uh, there's nothing else I
Speaker 3: could do.
Speaker 7: Huh, Well, there is a third way?
Speaker 3: Or was that? Uh?
Speaker 7: The third way ain't included in the fifteen dollars.
Speaker 3: Or I'll see the money that I've paid you only
Speaker 3: includes two ways.
Speaker 7: Yeah, runs approximately seven dollars and a half away. You
Speaker 7: see the reason the third way runs into extra money.
Speaker 7: It's caused it all postgraduate stuff. Stuff I didn't learned
Speaker 7: after my diploma was framed and on the wall and everything.
Speaker 4: H Well, I just can't afford it though, But you know,
Speaker 4: come to think of it, that's second way and bad
Speaker 4: at all.
Speaker 3: Put fear in the other lawyer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's just what I gonna do.
Speaker 2: What took you so long? King Vic?
Speaker 4: But after I went over to the Fawn's job, I
Speaker 4: had to sneak back into my house without my wife's
Speaker 4: seeing men and put the phony ring back in the
Speaker 4: jewel box, actually keep it.
Speaker 3: And then I went to see the Ali lawyer.
Speaker 2: See. Oh yeah, well what the alle lawyer tell you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Well, my Alley lawyer told me to put fear
Speaker 3: in the man fear. Yeah. You know people that's more
Speaker 3: scared of fear than anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, how is you gonna do it?
Speaker 3: Now? Look at you.
Speaker 4: When I meet Sniff, the Jackson's lawyer, I was supposed
Speaker 4: to make him think of that is tough, A cool blooded,
Speaker 4: mean tough guy.
Speaker 3: I all supposed to make.
Speaker 4: Him think that if they don't drop that kids against me,
Speaker 4: I'll liable to beat them both up.
Speaker 2: Uh, when do you start this one man rain of terror?
Speaker 3: I starts leaning right away if de happens and that at
Speaker 3: Nithtery Jackson's lawyer, a man by the name of mister
Speaker 3: Nelson called me up and he wants to meet me
Speaker 3: at four o'clock this afternoon to see if I want
Speaker 3: to settle. That is when I gonna show him how tough.
Speaker 2: I a Isay, well, how can you make a man
Speaker 2: scared of.
Speaker 4: You, or it's gonna be a sin sander. I'll tell
Speaker 4: you what I'm gonna do. Wait a minute, well here's
Speaker 4: my man. Now come in here, leightning.
Speaker 3: What if you want to see me bout brother Kingsley's lightning?
Speaker 3: For certain reasons, I want to be a tough guy.
Speaker 3: I want you to find me a man that will
Speaker 3: let me punch him in the nose, and I'll give
Speaker 3: him two dollars for it. I'll let you punch me
Speaker 3: in the nose for two dollars.
Speaker 2: No lightning.
Speaker 4: I gotta leave friendship out of this. Give me a
Speaker 4: total stringer, a nice size fellow.
Speaker 3: Can you do it?
Speaker 5: Iaser?
Speaker 3: Now good? Now here's what I want you to do.
Speaker 3: Like them you know where Sam punch from aasa.
Speaker 4: I'll be there at full thirty on the dot, me
Speaker 4: Andy and a lawyer.
Speaker 3: Hiava.
Speaker 4: Now we'll sit down so there'll be an empty stool
Speaker 4: next to me. Tell the man to sit down next
Speaker 4: to me on the empty stool and order a hamburger
Speaker 4: and have him saved with pickle, onions and mustard. I'll
Speaker 4: know it's him when I hear them words, and I'll
Speaker 4: pick a fight with him.
Speaker 3: And I'll punch him in the nose.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll get busy on it right now, and i'll
Speaker 5: have the man at the lunch room at four thirty sharp.
Speaker 3: Who'll care?
Speaker 2: Let the well I show hope everything work out all right,
Speaker 2: King Fish, Oh, it.
Speaker 3: Can't miss brother in it.
Speaker 4: The whole idea is fool proof, punching the guy in
Speaker 4: the nose, scaring the pants off. They're the lawyer hawking
Speaker 4: my wife's diamond.
Speaker 3: Why and there? Within a year, I bet they'll.
Speaker 4: Be teaching this stuff in every law school in the country.
Speaker 7: Hello, Sam's lunch room, he'll die.
Speaker 5: Man sitting at the counter by the name of King
Speaker 5: Fish Stephens.
Speaker 3: No, ain't nobody here now? All the stool's empty.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm supposed to have a man there for him
Speaker 4: at four thirty sharp, but.
Speaker 5: I couldn't find one for him today.
Speaker 3: But sure i'll have one dare for him tomorrow. Well,
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what i'll do. I'll call up the
Speaker 3: Kingfisher about five minutes. Okay, go right on in, Nelson,
Speaker 3: right on in there. I don't know why we're going
Speaker 3: here to this lunch room. I don't want anything to eat.
Speaker 2: It won't take long. I'll sit on the en stool here,
Speaker 2: King Fisher, Miss Nelson, you sit next to me, and
Speaker 2: King Fish, you sit down there?
Speaker 3: Could we have two hamburgers? Sam? Okay, excuse me, I
Speaker 3: lean down here on time my shoes.
Speaker 2: H You know, Miss Nelson, this King Fisher is a
Speaker 2: tough guy.
Speaker 3: Anybody makes it mad across him. He's a fighter from
Speaker 3: the word go. What are you fellows talking about? Uh?
Speaker 3: Just sealing my muscle in my right arm. Here, gotta
Speaker 3: have this sleeve made bigger?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: Oh, here we go. H well, look at that. There's
Speaker 2: a fella sitting next to Kingfish.
Speaker 3: What do you have? One hamburger? Please? One hamburger?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: Put some pickle and onions and mustard, dollo for me?
Speaker 7: Will it?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 3: Then we're right on schedule. Here I go, say, bud, uh,
Speaker 3: well you pass me that salt up here in front
Speaker 3: of us. Sure pairs the pepper too. Okay here it is,
Speaker 3: uh pay us to catch it? Catch it all right?
Speaker 3: I don't see any catching Listen, I don't took it
Speaker 3: just about enough from you. Stand up.
Speaker 2: Watch this, mister.
Speaker 3: What's the matter? Put up your deuce. I'll show you
Speaker 3: what's the matter. Take this? Yeah, look and it.
Speaker 5: The Kingfish is opening his eyes now, Oh me, Well
Speaker 5: there's a we brung.
Speaker 3: You over here to your office, Kingfish, he was laying
Speaker 3: on the sofa. Oh me, every boone in my body aches.
Speaker 2: See if you can open that left eire yours?
Speaker 3: Kingfish? Who was that fella that I got in the
Speaker 3: fight with.
Speaker 2: Well he seemed to be a pretty nice fella. He
Speaker 2: even helped us pick you off the floor and carry
Speaker 2: over here.
Speaker 3: Oh what did you.
Speaker 2: Put on my nose? Boys?
Speaker 3: Uh? We didn't put nothing on there? You mean that
Speaker 3: what I feel there is all nose.
Speaker 2: Every inch of it. Ah.
Speaker 5: Here, Kingfish, here's a piece of beef steak I got
Speaker 5: you for your eye. Let's put it right on there now.
Speaker 5: That'll help take the swelling down. Oh me, I still
Speaker 5: could have licked that fella if it'd been a fair fight.
Speaker 2: Well what wasn't fair about it? He was my head
Speaker 2: shorter than you was.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, well that's where I had the advantage of me.
Speaker 3: You see, I had my arm up guarding myself like this,
Speaker 3: and he was so short that he got under my
Speaker 3: guard and before I could get him for money day,
Speaker 3: I was on the floor.
Speaker 2: Well, Kfish, that whole plan of yours was a flop?
Speaker 3: What is he gonna do about the lawsuit?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 3: Kingfig? Listen, boys, the ali lawyer has got a third way,
Speaker 3: Howard that I can handle the whole thing with the judge.
Speaker 4: But it won't tell me unless I give him five
Speaker 4: dollars extra in advance. Well, I just ain't got it,
Speaker 4: King Fig, and I was flat broke.
Speaker 3: I gotta get five dollars somewhere to find out how
Speaker 3: to handle his kids. Listen to us. I'll tell you
Speaker 3: what you do. Go over to my way.
Speaker 4: She's got some money that she's gonna give the landlord today.
Speaker 4: Ask her to let me have five dollars of that.
Speaker 5: All right, I go over there and see what I
Speaker 5: can do. So you see, that's the whole story, Saphire.
Speaker 5: The Kingfish needs the money to pay a lawyer.
Speaker 6: Well, I ain't got it, amos is isn't already paid
Speaker 6: the landlord to rent this morning?
Speaker 3: And another thing, I ain't seen the Kingfish. Where is
Speaker 3: he at? He didn't come home last night? Well he
Speaker 3: is alright.
Speaker 5: Uh, he was uh sort of stretched that on the
Speaker 5: sofa restling when I left him.
Speaker 3: Uh, he's been mixed up in a lot of things
Speaker 3: here Lily Well, is he well? Is he ethal?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's Ethan alright? Uh a fact it is the
Speaker 3: last time I seed him, he had his eye on
Speaker 3: a steak. Well, Amos, I'd like to give him the five,
Speaker 3: but I just ain't got it. Wait a minute, I
Speaker 3: know what I'll do. Oh is he got a idea, Amos?
Speaker 6: Is at a time like this that a wife has
Speaker 6: got a stick by her husband, no matter what the
Speaker 6: cost of the sacrifice is, I just gonna raise the
Speaker 6: money for that.
Speaker 7: Lord.
Speaker 3: Oh that's wonderful. How is he gonna do it? I've
Speaker 3: gone out and pawn my domin engage with rent.
Speaker 1: It's been a busy morning in Judge Houston's court, where
Speaker 1: the Kingfish will appear later in the afternoon. But right now,
Speaker 1: before the Kingfish's case comes up, the judge is concluding
Speaker 1: another case just prior to his noon recess motion.
Speaker 3: For a new child denied.
Speaker 8: James Edward Farrington, you is defendant in this case, are
Speaker 8: entitled to no sympathy from this court. The crime for
Speaker 8: which you were originally brought here is insignificant compared to
Speaker 8: your attempt the war of the opinion of a court
Speaker 8: of justice through Bibrary sentence just imposed upon you for
Speaker 8: attempt at Bibery is extremely severe that it stand as
Speaker 8: a lesson to those who are of the belief that
Speaker 8: judges and juries.
Speaker 3: Can be bought, and so like commar this is in
Speaker 3: a public market.
Speaker 8: The judicial system of this country has built up a
Speaker 8: reputation for honesty and integrity over a period of many years,
Speaker 8: and as judge of this court, I am going to
Speaker 8: do everything in my power to do my part in
Speaker 8: preserving that reputation. By let's take the prisoner away. Be
Speaker 8: a recess for lunch, but it will reconvene.
Speaker 3: At too thirty.
Speaker 8: Are you going to lunch, Judge Houston, No, I'm just
Speaker 8: going to have a glass of milk. This last case
Speaker 8: has upset me somewhat. I have a little headache. I
Speaker 8: think I'll go over to the park and sit down
Speaker 8: on a bench and get a little fresh air. There's
Speaker 8: nothing that infuriates me like a man trying to bribe somebody.
Speaker 3: Well, le's sit down on this park bench here, brother Andy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got about forty five minutes before you gotta
Speaker 2: go to court.
Speaker 3: Yeahs all prefair door like a tool. You're the Halley
Speaker 3: lawyer to a milk all that stuff. How to handle
Speaker 3: Judge Houston? You know he's the judge that's gonna handle
Speaker 3: my kids.
Speaker 2: Tell me this, how did you raise that five dollars
Speaker 2: to pay the alley lawyer or.
Speaker 4: One of the brothers the large all in to have it? Oh,
Speaker 4: it's all set to take care of this, Judge Houston.
Speaker 4: I got the box of seaguards on the am, a
Speaker 4: couple of bucks in my pocket.
Speaker 3: And do one of your men have a match?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yes, yes, I think I got one here, Thank
Speaker 2: you very much, Thank you?
Speaker 3: My device to down here?
Speaker 2: Oh Nosa, move over there?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Where you boys from?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 3: We live up around one hundred and twenty fifth Street.
Speaker 2: Uh yes, sir, h my friends. Yeah, the kingfish is
Speaker 2: waiting to go in the coat over there?
Speaker 3: Yuh going over the Judge Houston's court. Oh is that song?
Speaker 2: The ain't gonna take a long ago? I?
Speaker 4: Yes, No, hein't gonna take us long ago. I knew
Speaker 4: exactly how to handle that judge.
Speaker 3: No you doing?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Well, how do you handle Judge Houston?
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, I got a boxer seaguars. Y're
Speaker 4: gonna slip him down a little bride for stuff, you know, what.
Speaker 3: Else what I gonna do?
Speaker 2: And only five cents c guards to plenty? Good enough
Speaker 2: for him?
Speaker 3: Five cents of guards.
Speaker 8: I suppose you saved the ten cent once for the
Speaker 8: Supreme Court cases.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, Yeah. Another thing, if the seaguards don't work,
Speaker 2: why we got a few bucks.
Speaker 3: In cash for the judge? You mean to say that
Speaker 3: a judge. Let's say, for instance, this Judge Houston can
Speaker 3: be bought.
Speaker 4: Well, I wouldn't go though farthers here that he can
Speaker 4: be bored, but he s then it can be rented.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, these days you can get to them.
Speaker 3: Well that's very very interesting. Tell me more.
Speaker 4: How would you well, how would you reach Judge Houston?
Speaker 4: Oh that ain't hard. Or Judge Houston reaches awful easy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, our lawyer told us all about how to handle it.
Speaker 3: The Judge Houston an no motor. Nobody else is. He
Speaker 3: doesn't cook it as the others. You know. Oh, this
Speaker 3: Judge Houston is a crooked judge Jerman. Oh yeah, so
Speaker 3: he stuffed his own ballot boxes. That's how Judge Houston
Speaker 3: got elected.
Speaker 2: Yes, the man is crooked as a snake.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: He wears one of them long black gowns in the court.
Speaker 2: They tell us, somebody hand him a box of sea guards,
Speaker 2: a couple of pounds of steak, a few dollars. All
Speaker 2: I gotta do is shove it under that gown. Ain't
Speaker 2: nobody gonna see the g.
Speaker 3: I see.
Speaker 8: That's that's what those guns are for. They sort of
Speaker 8: make things disappeared, or you know them to.
Speaker 3: It when you get a judge like Houston. Well, I
Speaker 3: still don't see how you expect to do something like
Speaker 3: that in a court.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's a sense. The most important thing is the
Speaker 4: wait evenne Look, I'm surely just how we work it,
Speaker 4: just how we bribe the judge.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm glad to know these things.
Speaker 4: Now, I lost the pools that this is the courtroom
Speaker 4: right here, and we'll use this bench we sitting on
Speaker 4: here for the judges bench. And you can just stand
Speaker 4: here and kind of watch the thing. Now you mister,
Speaker 4: can you make believe you as judge Houston?
Speaker 3: Well, I shouldn't be too high. Okay, then the trial
Speaker 3: has just thought.
Speaker 2: Well, now wait a minute, wait a minute, you got
Speaker 2: to get on the stand, King Fish.
Speaker 4: Yeah all right, mother, you play like you Judge Houston.
Speaker 4: Now you asked me to get on the stand. My
Speaker 4: name is George King Fish Stephens.
Speaker 8: All right, when the defendant, George King Fish Stephens, please
Speaker 8: take the stand.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, wait, don't take a thing too seriously.
Speaker 2: Yeah, after all, we just talking the thing over here, mister.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: Now I was in the chair on the witness stand.
Speaker 4: Now O leans over to you and I say, uh, hi,
Speaker 4: you judge. Then I say to you listen, Houston, old boy.
Speaker 3: Uh can I come behind the bench there and speak
Speaker 3: to your private conferential and under your hat? Now as
Speaker 3: the judge, you say something back to me.
Speaker 8: You know, anything you have to say to me, you
Speaker 8: can say to this cart. Wait a minute, monse, So
Speaker 8: you can't talk that way.
Speaker 3: All that was a matter. Look at you. See what
Speaker 3: I trying to do. I trying to show you something.
Speaker 3: Now you were supposed to act like you was judge using.
Speaker 3: I don't think you get the idea of what were
Speaker 3: you trying to do here?
Speaker 2: No, no, you don't get the idea mister.
Speaker 3: Uh So now be more natural. Now, look, I gonna
Speaker 3: stay to you here. Now.
Speaker 4: I say, now, now I own the witness stand and
Speaker 4: you sitting on the judge bench, I say to you,
Speaker 4: as a judge, old boy, Uh, judge, I got a
Speaker 4: little package here for you. Now give me an answer
Speaker 4: to that, and I'll show you.
Speaker 8: Any package that you have that has any bearing on
Speaker 8: this case can be opened in front of the cart.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you see, judge.
Speaker 8: Await a minute, month, Await a minute, my mother, you
Speaker 8: can't talk that way, but barren again, I feel that
Speaker 8: that's what a judge might say.
Speaker 5: You do.
Speaker 3: Huh. I see someone coming for me. It looks like
Speaker 3: I might have to be running along. Well, see you
Speaker 3: again soon. Yes, we may meet again very soon. Excuse
Speaker 3: me a second. I hate to bother you, but.
Speaker 8: There's a long distance call and the operator says it's
Speaker 8: a person to person for you, Jude Houston.
Speaker 3: All right, I'll take it. Goodbye boys, And.
Speaker 4: What uh you remember the man that was sitting here
Speaker 4: on the bench with us. Yeah, remember the man that
Speaker 4: walked up to him? Yeah, when he walked up.
Speaker 3: To him, Think now, and did he call him? No,
Speaker 3: I ain't gonna mastered. That couldn't.
Speaker 4: That's a that'd be a seven million to one shot.
Speaker 4: The biggest coincidence ever happened in the world.
Speaker 3: Now look at it. The man was sitting here right uh. Now,
Speaker 3: another man walks up to him.
Speaker 2: Ain't no question about that.
Speaker 3: You heard every word he said, Jine.
Speaker 4: When he walked up and told him about the long
Speaker 4: distance telephone. Did he call him something that started out
Speaker 4: with the letter each?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Now listen, Nanda, think good, pull all your brains together
Speaker 4: and one lump. I'm gonna ask you something.
Speaker 3: Did he call him? Uh? Huh?
Speaker 8: So, I say, in the case of Lefty Jackson versus
Speaker 8: Kingfish Stevens, the paintiff has shown no evidence of libel.
Speaker 8: A male let a mail in a sealed envelope to
Speaker 8: the paintiff does not constitute libel in the eyes of
Speaker 8: the law.
Speaker 3: The case is dismissed.
Speaker 8: Before I adjourned court, I would like to say something
Speaker 8: curly for the benefit of the defendant. A black robe
Speaker 8: worn by a jurist is a symbol of justice. It
Speaker 8: is never worn to hide anything.
Speaker 3: Court adjourn and come away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 3: And it's over, brother, and he has over put it there.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And I'm gonna tell you something. King's face. I
Speaker 2: want to tell you that Judge Houston's show was fair
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 4: Oh, I say it was, fan. I ain't never been
Speaker 4: just scared before my life. After what we've done said
Speaker 4: to him in the park. Or this has been a
Speaker 4: great lesson to me, brother, And I ain't never gonna
Speaker 4: do nothing again that will get me in trouble with
Speaker 4: the law. My skirts is clean, and boy, I gonna
Speaker 4: keep them that way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, put it.
Speaker 2: There, Come on, let's get out of here. Pardon me
Speaker 2: just a minute.
Speaker 3: Are you George Stevens the Kingfish? Oh? Yeah, so that's
Speaker 3: very does iorge Stevens? What do you want to do?
Speaker 3: Take a picture of something for the newspaper. No, I
Speaker 3: have a warrant here for your arrest.
Speaker 2: A lady is having you arrested for pawning the stone
Speaker 2: out of her diamond ring.
Speaker 3: Willed that ain't old, lady, that's my wife.
Speaker 1: Be sure to be with us again next Friday evening
Speaker 1: at the same time when the makers of Brinso again
Speaker 1: bring you the Amos and Andy Show, at which time
Speaker 1: Amos and Andy will have as their guest the fine
Speaker 1: picture actor mister Franklin tang Borne. Meantime, this is Hallow
Speaker 1: Wilcox speaking for all of us, thanking Walder Houston for
Speaker 1: appearing with us tonight and bidding all of you a
Speaker 1: pleasant good night.