Speaker 1: Say, did you hear that?
Speaker 2: Come on, did I hear what that whistle?
Speaker 1: Why? That's the Russo white whistle?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Russo means us, that's right, Rinso gets clothes,
rinsol white, and Rinso presents the Amos and Andy Shawl
with their guest tonight, Victor Moore.
Speaker 1: If you were to visit the.
Speaker 3: Dewent household out in Kansas City, Missouri, just at the
end of a working day, you would probably walk in
on a scene like this.
Speaker 1: Charles, mother's son. You see, Missus Dewent wrote us.
Speaker 2: The Rinso whistle is our way of telling the children
we're home from work.
Speaker 3: And of course that isn't all a Rinso whistle means.
To the Dewent family with two active youngsters, Charles and Elise,
Missus Dewent finds Rinso a mighty important item. On wash day,
Rinso saves plenty of time and work. And in the dishpan,
Rinso's soaphy rich sudds chase grease and clinging food particles
in a flash, Try rinsol yourself, won't you? Tomorrow? And
now are stars Amos and Andy and their guest, Victim Moore.
True love has finally come to Andy Brown, it has
come in the shape of Divonne Jefferson, and truly a
lovely shape. Tonight, Andy is on his way to the
Harlem branch of the Honesty Insurance Company where Yvon is employed,
to surprise her when she gets through work. Amos is
driving Andy over in the taxicab.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we see if Anna the show gonna be surprised
when I called for her, she don't expect me.
Speaker 1: Oh, yes, there the clock. Uh you sure she gonna
be there this time of night?
Speaker 2: And oh yeah, she's a hard working gal. She get
overtime by working lately.
Speaker 1: Oh, I see you really crazy about this gal?
Speaker 2: Intend Oh I'll say, I am, Well, can you find
a gal this as sweet as she is? Charming, cultured
and make overtime? Tell you the truth? Ire is gonna
ask her to marry me. You mean you really gonna
take the plunge, Andy, Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well here's the building here, and then I understand insurance coming.
Speaker 2: Yeah, come on, Amos, come on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't see no lights in none of the offices.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well she work in the room in the back.
Oh you going to the back door? Huh No, No,
there ain't no back door. Huh, I'm going up the
alley and stick my head in the window in surprise.
Oh well, you better come along and boost me up
because there's a high window. Oh kids, done say that's
our high class looking box of candy you got down
your Yeah, well, I have this good looking box and
I done fill it up with dime store candy, and
then I put a ribbon around it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, then she gonna know it's dime store candy even
though you got it in that fancy box there. Oh no,
the only way she could tell is by eating it.
But uh, eyes done rid two and a half dollars
on the bottom of the box. A right, so you see, Uh,
her eyes will pop out of the price before a
tongue can pop out of the candy.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh, wait a minute, wait a minute. Uh, there's the
window there. Now, boost me up on this ash can
so I can see what.
Speaker 1: Alright, get a hold then hold on that.
Speaker 2: Good Oh me. I wonder how Romeo ever got up
on that balcony.
Speaker 1: Uh wait a.
Speaker 2: Minute, now, yeah, that's okay, that's ok it's alright. Now
I can see her. She's there by herself and she's
gonna uh oh, this ain't good. I don't believe it.
I see it with my own eyes, and I still
don't believe it. They must get me down.
Speaker 1: Come on, what's the matter?
Speaker 2: And uh? Nothing, nothing at all?
Speaker 1: Come on, come on, Well where is it going? Ain't
she gonna surprise Andy?
Speaker 2: She done beat me to it? Amy, she doesn't surprise me?
Speaker 1: Well? Hello the and theres you see the morning's newspaper yet?
Speaker 2: Hello, Kingfish, I ain't no mood for papers.
Speaker 1: A stay here in the headlines? Uh?
Speaker 2: Say honesstand insurance? Come they robbed the seven hundred and
ninety six dollars.
Speaker 1: Uh? Ain't that to please? Your girlfriend works at?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yvonne Jefferson, Yeah she worked there?
Speaker 2: Mm, Kingfish? Uh you think the police is gonna catch
the one that done it?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yeah, Oh it's a sure thing.
Speaker 2: And the police do everything signs horrific deeds there. Oh yeah,
I see the moving picture once where the only clue
was a piece of hair. They handlerize the hand that
found some special kind of tonic on it.
Speaker 1: Then they handlerize the top. I can find out what
drugs do it bought at? Then the handle rise the druggist,
or I tell you from one piece of hair you
ain't never.
Speaker 2: Seen so much arresting in all your later had. The
whole thing ought to be a good lesson to criminals. Yeah,
what's the lesson? Always wear a hat when you go
on a.
Speaker 1: Job, you know the.
Speaker 2: Yeah? Uh uh listen, Kingfish, here comes Amos. Uh. I
wonder if I could be alone with him. I wanna
speak to him about something. Conferhensio.
Speaker 1: Oh, sure, thing and well hello that I can't Hi?
R well Hi, amos Uh just leaving him? Well, good luck?
Do you see you boys?
Speaker 2: Leader lor Emos? Did you see the paper?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: You mean about the Understand Insurance company robbery?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I did, Andy Hemmerson, I'm going crazy here. I gotta
talk to you. Listen. When I looked in that window
last night, I see Yvonne take some money out of
the safe and put it in her pocketbook. Amas, what
must I do?
Speaker 1: Well? And there you have Jeff's gotta tell the police, son.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but how can I do that? I was in
love with Yvonne. Andy. If she took that money, then
you was in law in love with the wrong girl.
Oh no, Now that she's got something hundred and ninety.
Speaker 1: Six dollars I her Well, now look now now let's fire.
Speaker 2: It's the thing here. You don't see something and you
wanna know what you must do about it? Now, I
done told you what you must do. And I feel
this way about it. Andy, it is your duty to
report to the poor laice what you don't see it
no matter who you see, do it.
Speaker 1: That's you do there, son.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was afraid you was gonna say that. I
guess you right, though, amos. I gotta tell 'em. Oh me,
poor little Levonne. Yeah, yesterday we was two little love guards.
Now she is gonna be a jail bird and I'm
gonna be a stool vision.
Speaker 1: Well, brother, and uh see di you girl done been arrested.
Speaker 2: Yes, according to the newspaper here, what would they say
to say something about that she'd been indicted? I believe?
And uh they didn't let out on bill, ain't you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: That's right? Yeah, seeming that some cousin of hers put
up the bill for going to the newspaper article. Yeah, listen, Kingfish,
Uh you knows about the law. Tell me this. Uh
if a party of the first part tell the police,
which is the party of the second part, but he
seed the party of the third part? Two do I
have to appear in court against her as the party
of the fourth part.
Speaker 1: That's some party got there. Uh uh I'm thinking.
Speaker 2: Uh, you know that comes under the Americas Heaper's witness law. Yeah,
that's what does all that versus white stuff?
Speaker 1: I remember that law.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now wait a mine, i'mna think. Uh I know of
the kids just like that.
Speaker 2: Uh, the keys of the state of Ohio versus my
brother in law. Now, let me see how did that go?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: He wanted him to appear as a witness, and he
didn't want it.
Speaker 2: He flatly refused because he knew that they couldn't do
nothing about it. Yeah, well what happened?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I gonna ask him soon as he
get out of jail.
Speaker 5: I do that.
Speaker 1: I little listen here, Anda, here's what you better. Uh
wait a minute, who is coming in there?
Speaker 2: Uh? Of Uh? Yes, h y uh? What can I
do for you?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 6: Mine name is Vic time On Is there mister Andrew Brown? Around?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: Wall? Well, well what you wanna see hi about? Mister?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I gonna beat her and there I'll see you later.
Speaker 2: Okay, gay bitch, okay ah huh.
Speaker 6: He called your handy and you are mister Brown, I
know it.
Speaker 2: Well, so what I ain't knowed it before you there?
Speaker 1: Well, well it be alright if I.
Speaker 2: Shot down uh shore shoe, go ahead and sit down
on uh in connection with what can I do something
for you, Bob?
Speaker 1: Well, it's just.
Speaker 6: A little matter of uh. I don't know quite how
to put it, but I.
Speaker 1: Just have to offer you this summons.
Speaker 2: Well thanks, just the same, but I got uh excuse
me for protruding. But uh did you say, uh m h.
He's a two lady to say that I ain't Andrew Brown.
Speaker 1: Well here's the summons.
Speaker 2: Well, I ain't gonna sept the uh.
Speaker 1: Please no, pretty please.
Speaker 2: No, sir, I ain't scepting no summons.
Speaker 7: Well, I tried to ask you nicely, but it looks
like I have to get tough.
Speaker 2: Well, it ain't gonna do you no good. Go ahead,
get tough, alright.
Speaker 6: I listen, Bud, either you take this summons or out
shove it.
Speaker 1: Get throat.
Speaker 2: If you're doing it, Jack, I'm telling you once more
you was wasting your time.
Speaker 7: But I'm supposed to serve you with this summons, and
if I don't, it puts me in an awful bed light.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, the light is better outside anyway. Goodbye. I wish
you'd taken you know, I always thunk that they sent
out great, big, strong, husky tough guys to serve summonson's.
But instead of that, they send you.
Speaker 1: Uh, don't you know there's a war on.
Speaker 2: Listen, mister Moore. I'm gonna put my cards on the table.
The reason I ain't gonna accept this summons is from
you is cause if I do is that means that
I gotta go to court and testify against the woman I.
Speaker 7: Love as well. If you don't accept it, it means
that I must likely get fired.
Speaker 1: I'll be a failure. And my wife, I mean, she
leave me all alone and never come back to me.
Speaker 2: Oh gee, this was more. I didn't know. Gosh, I
wouldn't want your wife to leave.
Speaker 1: You, but you know it might not.
Speaker 4: Have been idea.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, sir, I wouldn't want your wife
to leave you. I'll tell you what. Give me the
summons is No.
Speaker 7: I don't think I could do that because then you'd
have to go to court and your girl would go
to jail.
Speaker 1: I'll just tear it up.
Speaker 2: No, don't do that, don't do that. I I ain't gonna.
I ain't gonna have your wife leave you. Give me
that summer?
Speaker 1: No, I won't give it to you.
Speaker 6: I I won't send the girl the penitentiary.
Speaker 1: I'll starve first.
Speaker 2: If you gonna give me that paper? Is I gonna
have to take it away from you?
Speaker 6: You're not man enough to take it away from me.
Speaker 7: If I don't want to serve a summons and Mill
couldn't have pulled it away from you?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Is that so? I couldn't but give me that? Come on,
give me that, give me it I want.
Speaker 4: Not I won't give it to me that.
Speaker 5: No, you would you let me keep it?
Speaker 1: If?
Speaker 6: Oh, you shouldn't have taken that.
Speaker 2: Listen, mister, let me tell you something. You was too
soft darted. Take my advice and get out of their
summons's business. You don't belong in it.
Speaker 6: Uh, that's uh. I've been serving him for forty years
and I never saw this method fair yet?
Speaker 4: So long sucker?
Speaker 2: Oh hello, Gabby, Oh come on man, Hi, hi's here alight?
Say listen. Uh you've been reading about my gal that
done got a rest of ancient.
Speaker 8: Oh yes, and you've been meeting all boy, I've been
meeting all about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, uh you as a lawyer, Uh do you
think they're gonna send it the jail.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't say he is andy, but files her.
I a fous her. I wouldn't buy no spring out fit.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, uh you see eyes in a funny bought Gabby,
and i'd show like to know what to do about
this trial. You see, on one hand, I gotta go
to court and testifly against Yvonne, And on the other hand,
I don't wanna see her get convicted. Uh what was
I do? Gabby?
Speaker 8: Well, as I see andanda, as I see, it's a
clear cut casses of homicide.
Speaker 2: Homicide.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you gotta go home and figure out who sided
you on that's homicide family head.
Speaker 2: Uh look, Gabby, I was wondering if you got any
kind of ideas on what kind of defense she can
put up in court for taking the money out of
the Say wait a.
Speaker 8: Second hand, b a second, I got I know just
defense you want to put up?
Speaker 1: Just what she must tell her do it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What much she tell him?
Speaker 1: Tell him she thought it was considered money and she
was taking that home ass a.
Speaker 3: Superhir Well, Gabby's legal advice isn't much help to Andy
and his dilemma. We'll learn what he does about it
in just a moment. When you've two active youngsters and
a husband who's a garage mechanic, you've a full time
job just keeping the family fed and in clean clothes.
But Missus Dewent if Kansas City, Missouri, does that and more,
she holds a regular job in a war industry. Besides,
you can see that efficiency methods are a must with
Missus Dewent. No wonder, she wrote us.
Speaker 9: I've used Rinso for my family's wash and kitchen use
for over twelve years.
Speaker 3: And you can bet your best bonnet that Rinso's been
a big helping hand to Missus Dewent. Why with Rinso's
soapy rich sudds on the job, takes as little as
a ten minute soaking to get clothes dazzling clean, Then
a few quick finger rubs on extra grimy places and
they're ready to rinse. Yes, Missus Dewent's got plenty of
reason to be proud of the wash she hangs out
every piece. Yes, Rinso white and washable colors fresh and
bright safely after dozens of washings. You see rinsos soapy
rich sudds. Get out more dirt from whites and colors.
Speaker 1: Better get rid So next washday.
Speaker 3: And now back to Amos and Andy. Well, today is
the first day of the trial of Ivonne Jefferson. The
King Fish and Henry van Porter are in the hall
outside the courtroom waiting for cart to be convened.
Speaker 2: Well, Kingfish, you all set for the big trial?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yes, Henry? Uh at all a start on a second?
That courtroom? Show was crowded in there?
Speaker 2: Yes it is.
Speaker 1: I hope we get seats. Yeah, well, I as all said.
Speaker 2: You see, I got my wife inside holding two seats
down in front. She kind of spread herself out, you know,
reserving both pleaces. Yes, well your wife can do that.
The er the true uh weirdom as your your wife
and demo tassel herself.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Well, now listen here, Kingfish. You ain't see Andy, has you? No,
I ain't seen him for five years?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: What's your the way excited about?
Speaker 2: Yes? Well, nobody has seen him for five days. The
trial has started already and he ain't here yet.
Speaker 3: Last clear that all those of you are going into
the court room meta get in there.
Speaker 2: File has been on for five minutes ooor well, that
must mean it and is done.
Speaker 1: Arrive, Come on, fellows, come on. Can I send to
you members of the jury.
Speaker 8: This is a clear cutcase of grand licensey and there's
no testimony the defense can present which will refute this.
I would like to call the first witness to the stand,
George Stevens, Kingfish of the mystic Knights.
Speaker 1: Of the Sea, coming right up, got you just in time,
coming right here, mister Stevens. You just want to tell
it to the whole truth. Nothing much Truth's help you.
I do a sho you got mine?
Speaker 2: Take me right here with me, yas I do.
Speaker 1: Down Stephens, Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 8: What can you tell the card in regard to the
character the defendant?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 1: You me and the girl that stole the money from
the catcher? Stay?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Thank you, jo thank you.
Speaker 8: The witness will confine himself to answering the questions put
to him.
Speaker 2: Uh put that usten again? Please mustter prosecuted.
Speaker 1: Persecutor off.
Speaker 8: The question Stevens has to do with the character of
von Jefferson. What do you know about her?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Mother, if I can't say something good about a person
I never seen nothing, So when her kids that shuts
up you see you. On the other hand, I anorder
for a while, and frankly I wouldn't trust it.
Speaker 1: With a hot stove on a dark knight, I catch it, okay,
a cool stove on the dog knight, I check it
to stay.
Speaker 2: You may step down, mister Stevens.
Speaker 1: As well have done the busquad. Now give me another
crack at it. I might do better here. Sit down, say,
getting down, getting down? Get me?
Speaker 2: Will Blandrois Brown?
Speaker 4: Please take the sand.
Speaker 8: The port will be clear if order is not maintained
where the witness is trying to telling her the whole truth,
not much truth of healthy So help me Brown.
Speaker 2: How long have you known the defendant of whom me
or we as old friends? We practically rowed up together lately,
ill your honor, four weeks we growed up fat?
Speaker 1: Did did you see the defendant?
Speaker 8: At approximately eight o'clock on the evening of December twenty first,
nineteen forty four, they Honesty Insurance Company?
Speaker 2: Well h me name us will tell you.
Speaker 8: Yes or no?
Speaker 4: Up?
Speaker 8: Can I have a glass of water, clerk or the
witness glass of water?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: You are, thank you boy? It was I Thursday.
Speaker 1: Brown. Tell the cord in your own words. Just what
transpired on the evening.
Speaker 8: Of December twenty first that they Honesty Insurance Company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I had a box of candy for so
I went around in the back of the insurance company
the surpriser through the window. I climbed up on the
ash can and I looked down.
Speaker 8: And when you got up on the ash can, Brown,
could you see the defendant through the window?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yeah, tell the courting play what you saw? Uh? Well,
when I look through the window, I seed, Uh, can
I have another glass of water?
Speaker 1: Or here's your water? Mister Brown?
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 8: The course would appreciate it if the witness would take
a long drink so we won't be bothered in the
near future.
Speaker 2: Yeah sah, all right now Brown, tell.
Speaker 1: Us what you saw?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Where was antip of the ice?
Speaker 4: Can what you say?
Speaker 2: Well, I saw for a moment.
Speaker 1: Can the defense ask the witness one question?
Speaker 8: Well, this is highly irregular, but if the prosecution has
no objection, the court has none no objection, You may
answer the question Brown, judge, if I objects here with
us his name it no oh old time? Defense to
turning may ask the question, mister Brown, when you look
through that window? From the top of the ash can
Is it not true that you saw your wife in
that room?
Speaker 2: Yes, that's true.
Speaker 8: Sure do you mean to tell the court that you
did not see the defenditi of von Jefferson?
Speaker 2: Yes, I seed her too. I see them both at
the same time, because there's both the same people. Me
and her got married this morning.
Speaker 8: What do you do.
Speaker 9: If the court please, the defense moves to strike out
the testimony of this witness Andrew Brown, on the grounds
that a man is disqualified by the law from testifying
for or against his wife.
Speaker 1: Yes, that is the law.
Speaker 8: The witness will step down from the court reporter will
strike out his testimony, and the jury is instructed to
disregard what he said.
Speaker 2: Your excuse, mister Brown? Do that mean? And I ain't
gotta tell nobody but me seeing or steal the money?
Speaker 1: Uh say shorty? Uh as you seed and Andy? Why
can't you find them? Uh?
Speaker 2: No, nobody see him since he left the court room yesterday,
not even his wife.
Speaker 1: And being the Joe barber shop is right.
Speaker 2: Next to Hill's office, I figure you mighta seen him
go in there.
Speaker 6: Well, any and he was in here a little while ago,
and he said goodbye to me.
Speaker 1: Oh he did huh Yuh say, shorty? Uh did he
tell you where he was going?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: He he he seen he was catching the ting of
San Francis. Uh he he was.
Speaker 2: Gonna take a pullma the new hamkt uh he.
Speaker 1: He he had uh a bullets going to Louisia. Uh
he he was catching the sleep of the h car.
No reservations.
Speaker 2: Well no, now, shorty, uh pull yourself together now listen.
Uh was he really going away?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I I I remember now he he told
me he was catching a boat, catching a boat.
Speaker 1: Huh m. That must mean that he down at one
of the docks. Yeah. So that's where they leaves for
most of the time. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Look, I was gonna get in must and go down
there right now. I wonder how far he figured on going.
Did he have much stuff with him, shorty?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I w he he was carrying carrying everything
you own. He he had one of them big suit.
Speaker 8: Ca uh they treat them big tavern by uh he
the the he ha he u he had like.
Speaker 3: A big steamer t uh d he had two big
board but uh just the shoe.
Speaker 2: Box uh emos uh uh I done looked all around
this is the only dock where the boat is leaving
the day now, and there must be around here some place. Yeah,
this board here goes to the Panama Canal. Somebody told me,
I just wish I know why Andy was going away alone. Uh,
something awful wrong about this whole thing. King fid Yeah,
he done got married to that girl to save her.
Speaker 1: And he ain't see us.
Speaker 2: And yesterday in the courtroom, you know, if he is
running away from something.
Speaker 1: It looked like a wait a minute, look at him.
Must look where.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, Dan's Andy over there now the ticket
when they come on, King see, yeah, that's him.
Speaker 1: Come on, come on, let's get over there.
Speaker 2: Come on there, say and Andy, and they are Kingfisher.
What what are you doing down here?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Nothing and there nothing. Uh, we just trying to walk around.
We ain't trying to mess in your business.
Speaker 1: Nothing. Uh. We just wanted to say.
Speaker 2: Goodbye, uh well, goodbye, eyes off to the South seas.
And there was I wanna tell youself you has been
a good friend.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna send you a coconut.
Speaker 1: Well uh uh, brother, and.
Speaker 2: I just come down there say goodbye to you too,
you know. Yeah, well, goodbye to you too, uh, saying, uh.
Speaker 1: Just why we're standing here? Just tell us nothing about
the wedding. Uh.
Speaker 2: You know when one of my friends usually gets married,
why i'd like to hear it all about it, had
work out and everything, you know, tell us about it. Yeah,
tell us about it, and there you've got time before
your boat goes. Well, it was just a simple ceremony.
H The best come simple ceremonies with simple people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they good. All right.
Speaker 2: Well we went to this justice of the peace and
he stood in front one of us. Yvonne was on
one side of me, and just as his wife was
on the other side, and behind me was Yvonne's cousin
with the gun. And there was some organ music. Why
did you say about a fellow with a gun? And
then did I say that? Oh me, I ain't had
no business saying that. Come on now ended talk now,
come on talk. Yeah, and you was forced into that marriage,
ain't that right? Now?
Speaker 1: Tell the truth? And it wasn't you forced into that?
Speaker 2: He mus pleased. Their cousins say if I said anything,
they'd find me floating down the river. And you know
I can't float a stroke. Well, we ain't gonna let
them get away with nothing like that.
Speaker 1: Now is with King Fish.
Speaker 2: No, so we ain't come on and we are going
to get this marriage. Nothing voided and canceled.
Speaker 1: On top of.
Speaker 3: That half hor and cure the fact that said Andrew
Brown was forced into this marriage under the threat of
bodily harm.
Speaker 1: I do here by the class set marriage or not?
Speaker 2: Who gets the cause of the of the seven hundred
and ninety six dollars? And now that you can legally testify,
Acking Brown, will you please tell us what you saw
from the top of the ice can Yeah, so I've uh,
but first, can I have a glass of water?
Speaker 8: The defendent, Devon Jefferson, having been found guilty, is hereby
remanded to the custody of the sheriff and ordered health
for sentence quart ajourn.
Speaker 2: Yeah well, well, well well and they put it there, done,
put it there. I guess that is over now, Yeah,
thank goodness, that's over, as you showed it. Uncaught that
cousin fellow that was the best man of my wedding.
Oh yeah, he is in jail all right, And only
he wasn't no cousin of Yvonne's.
Speaker 1: He was her real sweetheart. He was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, amos that Spurns has done taught me one thing.
No more women.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm glad to hear you think.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, I has off of women for life. There poison,
So help me if I ever look at another woman again,
if I ever look.
Speaker 1: At what is you staring at him?
Speaker 2: There goes the sweetest looking gal I've done to be seed.
Speaker 4: So long as.
Speaker 3: Amos and Andy will be back in just a moment. Ladies,
get a box of rints so tomorrow, first thing, try
it on the dishes. You'll whizz through the job in
next to no time. And Rinso's safe SuDS are kind
to your hands. Don't get them red and rough. And
next wash day, fry Innso in your tub or washer.
You'll soon be whistling while you wash winds.
Speaker 1: White, Happy little wash day song, Rinso White, Bird to
sing it all day long.
Speaker 2: Your clothes are so white, and the colors don't write.
Speaker 5: You sing as you.
Speaker 2: Work along.
Speaker 1: Rinso White, Happy little wash day song. And now Amos,
Andy have a few words of vital importance for all
of us. Friends.
Speaker 2: Careless talk can lengthen this war. Our government has definite
proof that Germany is desperate for any scrap of information
that may be able to postpone an Allied victory. So remember,
if you hear it from someone, don't repeat it. If
you see it yourself, don't repeat it. But if you've
read it in the newspapers, magazines, or heard it on
the radio, then you are free to talk the night.
Speaker 5: Folks, be sure.
Speaker 3: To be with us again next Friday evening at the
same time when the makers of Rinso will again present
the amoson Andy show. Our thanks to Victor Moore who
will soon be seen in the Metro Goldwin Mayor pictured.
Speaker 1: Ziegfeld follows.
Speaker 3: This program is broadcast to our armed forces everywhere. This
is Hallow Wilcox saying good night to all of you,
from all of us and reminding you that the used
fats you ladies turn in to help help to supply
the vital medicine so badly needed by our fighting men.
Don't stop saving used fats. Turn in every pound to
your butcher regularly. He'll give you four cents and two
red points for every pound you turn in. You know, ladies,
now that so many meats are back on the ration list,
those extra red points are going to come in mighty handy,
So don't forget turn in every pound of used fats promptly.
Why is Life Boy America's favorite bath soap.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you two big reasons.
Speaker 3: Life Boy in your daily bath gives all over protection
from BeO. Yes, from head to toe it stops BeO.
And Life Boy gives protection that lasts and lasts. So
play safe. Make sure Life Boy's in your soap dish.
It's the only soap especially made to stop.
Speaker 2: This is a national Broadcasting Company
Speaker 1: BO