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Speaker 2: in the household of Kingfish and Sphire Stevens. Sapphire's brother
Speaker 2: Leroy has come to New York and for the past
Speaker 2: two weeks has been living in their apartments.
Speaker 4: At the moment, Sapphire is.
Speaker 3: In the kitchen as the Kingfish walks in George. You've
Speaker 3: seen Leroy?
Speaker 5: He ain't here.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, huh.
Speaker 4: No, I ain't seen him all day.
Speaker 3: What if anything conna happened to him? Well, I don't
Speaker 3: know what do you want me to call them?
Speaker 6: UK?
Speaker 4: See if they got any good news for us talking
Speaker 4: out my brother John.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, I'll just kip it. I'll just skip it.
Speaker 3: What you're doing here in the kitchen this time of day, or.
Speaker 4: Just start now to laundy.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I just want to tell you
Speaker 2: that I ain't having almost starts putting your shirt, cous
Speaker 2: Why not, well, Leroy.
Speaker 4: Says, they scrash at his neck.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, Yeah, that's the last doll that goop
Speaker 1: of brother. You has got to get out of here.
Speaker 2: Don't you talk that way about my brother.
Speaker 4: At least he went out today and got himself a job.
Speaker 5: He's working as a janitor.
Speaker 4: Working as a janitor, Ye say, well, that song's gonna
Speaker 4: disgrass me with the news.
Speaker 3: What do you mean, disgrace new Well, they gonna say,
Speaker 3: if one of them bumps can.
Speaker 4: Get a job, I can't tell the one.
Speaker 3: But gosh, I don't kill go out and get a job.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking of you laughing around. Yeah, well I can
Speaker 3: right now. I got reporting business.
Speaker 7: What business is that?
Speaker 1: Well, I got to.
Speaker 4: Listen to the radio and see if I can guess
Speaker 4: the name of a song. They's got a program on
Speaker 4: the radio called the Secret Melody program that goes on
Speaker 4: every day. Now, whoever guesses the name of that song
Speaker 4: they've been playing on the radio wins the two thousand
Speaker 4: dollars cash prize. Well, a fast cancer dumb ball like
Speaker 4: you have, I've ever winning anything like that.
Speaker 3: Wear in a minute, cat, don't you call me no
Speaker 3: dumb bell?
Speaker 4: Back home, I was well thought of. Everybody said I
Speaker 4: had brands down in George.
Speaker 2: You well, if you ask me, is how time you
Speaker 2: say so?
Speaker 3: So that's the story, Henry.
Speaker 4: I've been knocking the brands. They're trying to guess that
Speaker 4: secret melody. But I ain't getting new players with the things.
Speaker 4: For remember King Fish, who was an amateur. You know
Speaker 4: most of them quiz contest is won by professional quiz nink. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but if I could win the thing, I'd get two
Speaker 4: thousand dollars over it. Two thousand dollars my uncle Kevick's
Speaker 4: like that would certainly stave off the grim spectrum of
Speaker 4: gainful employment.
Speaker 1: You know, there must be somebody who knows.
Speaker 4: The name of that song that I could get it from,
Speaker 4: But I don't think so, Kingfish. I imagine the only
Speaker 4: ones that know what is the musicians that plays in
Speaker 4: the orchest throw.
Speaker 7: On the program.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess you're ray say Kingfish.
Speaker 7: Wait a minute here, jasm curse to me.
Speaker 4: That's one of them musicians happened to live with Missus
Speaker 4: Simpson's boarding house.
Speaker 1: Follow it the name of Charlie Jackson.
Speaker 3: Hey, wait a minuteture, and then you don't say something there?
Speaker 3: Maybe I could get the name of the song from
Speaker 3: the Phela Jackson.
Speaker 7: Yes, but how would you go about it?
Speaker 3: Well, I'll figure something. I'll get Handy to help me.
Speaker 4: We'll go over and see this fella Jackson work some
Speaker 4: scheen or you know something here, and if I get
Speaker 4: that two thousand dollars, the first thing I don't do
Speaker 4: is the kick.
Speaker 1: You've got no good brother in law mine hold of
Speaker 1: my apartment.
Speaker 7: Oh that's right, you have got.
Speaker 3: Your brother in law, le Roy Smith's standing with Racia.
Speaker 3: Well you're lucky it ain't your mother in law.
Speaker 7: There's even worse. Yeah, yes, DearS, sorry, oh yes, with me.
Speaker 3: It started to very say that I married my wife Clara.
Speaker 4: We were stuck with Clara's mother for seven years. I
Speaker 4: tell you it was terrible, Evan, all that time in
Speaker 4: the same house with my mother in law and money
Speaker 4: it's the time I.
Speaker 3: Was tempted to thaw out. Yeah, well, why didn't you
Speaker 3: do it?
Speaker 4: I couldn't.
Speaker 7: It was her house.
Speaker 4: Oh well, hand and now this is Charlie Jackson's room
Speaker 4: right here. Now, remember to get the name of the
Speaker 4: secret melodide of him. We gotta make him, make believe
Speaker 4: the Weir's talents goes from doppers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got your game, all right, I'm not going
Speaker 3: to do it.
Speaker 7: And you're gonna cut me in on the prize mind.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and don't forget how backed me up with all
Speaker 3: these stars?
Speaker 7: You're don't discovering all that stuff?
Speaker 3: How do you do?
Speaker 1: Sir?
Speaker 7: By any chance?
Speaker 3: Goodness? DEDI renowned musicians?
Speaker 4: Charleige, Well, Charle Jackson is my name?
Speaker 3: Ms Jackson. We is from the Metropolite.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're the biggest life of Duran's coming in the business.
Speaker 3: Oh no, we're from the Metropolitan Opera. Come there, Miss Jackson?
Speaker 3: Are you asked?
Speaker 1: You?
Speaker 3: Miss Brown? You even sitting a little too near to
Speaker 3: pay it from you know? You say he is from
Speaker 3: the opera. Uh yeah, so that's right.
Speaker 4: I as ahead in put the area and uh Desha
Speaker 4: is my chief scouts coach here.
Speaker 3: Uh mister Pittscotta Brown, that's not.
Speaker 4: Glad to know you.
Speaker 7: You're welcome.
Speaker 3: Uh now let's Jackson.
Speaker 4: Uh, we's done here as you play on the radio,
Speaker 4: and we comed off of you.
Speaker 3: Job with the Metropolitan Opera coming me A job like
Speaker 3: that that must pay big money, or it does.
Speaker 4: He gets one hundred dollars a performance, plus everything is
Speaker 4: off on the stage.
Speaker 7: Now waiting just a minute. You ain't really talent scouts,
Speaker 7: is you.
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: He ain't talent scouts. You stayed out of boat men
Speaker 4: that discovered and developed Chris Kenner of all time, John
Speaker 4: Charles Tippets. Well, gentlemen, all this has been happening so
Speaker 4: fans right, that's just the way we worked fast.
Speaker 8: We is fast.
Speaker 3: Why did you take the care of kids?
Speaker 1: Kip it?
Speaker 4: We was fast in his house one day he had
Speaker 4: him singing in the shower baths. We rushed in, signed
Speaker 4: him upright down and there, we rushed him right down
Speaker 4: to the Metropolitan. Yeah, and they sung in his first
Speaker 4: role while he was still souking wet.
Speaker 3: Oh, I tell himss Jaquin Metropolitans. That's the new blood
Speaker 3: you see it is it?
Speaker 7: Yeah? And it might as well be yours too.
Speaker 3: Well, this is all very flatter us. But you do
Speaker 3: you know what instrument that I played? Well, who cares?
Speaker 4: With all them hot Italians screaming and telling on the stead?
Speaker 3: Who gonna hear them music? Anyway? Well, all the same,
Speaker 3: I didn't know that they used my instrument into opera.
Speaker 3: I play a hot banjo.
Speaker 4: Well listen, nobody cares where you got the banjo, so
Speaker 4: long as you can play, now, missus jaquan.
Speaker 1: Before we signed up, uh, we require what they called.
Speaker 3: In the opera and the figure league. There sort of
Speaker 3: a short audition.
Speaker 8: I've got my bands around here.
Speaker 7: Pick it up that now let me see what will
Speaker 7: I play?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, now I don't matter.
Speaker 4: Just pick on any tune at ransom here. How about
Speaker 4: that song you play on the radio program every day.
Speaker 4: I think they call it the Secret Melody or something
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 7: I don't care the secret melody.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well here we go, Well, get started, goted, I
Speaker 4: already finished.
Speaker 3: What are you talking about?
Speaker 7: That's all it is to the manager part.
Speaker 3: You see, we got a twelve piece augraphy in. Every
Speaker 3: musician just getting the music for his own part.
Speaker 7: Now the banger party is.
Speaker 3: Play that again?
Speaker 4: Not very good, miss Jackson, a lot of feeling in
Speaker 4: the affect that the prescendo into the dog regatta da.
Speaker 3: Well, now that's QUI part you for the metal pass.
Speaker 3: All right, there's half for one thing, now, the proof
Speaker 3: that you got a good hear what is the tailor
Speaker 3: of the thing you just claimed that secret melody?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: The title of Uh oh, so that's what you fellas
Speaker 4: was after I know that was something fishy about this.
Speaker 1: Listen, you big bum, get out of here, beat it worry.
Speaker 4: Oh, hello on hell Lee Roy, I'll see you home
Speaker 4: already at brother law. Uh well, goofer, I hear that
Speaker 4: you got a job at Canada.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got a job at the radio.
Speaker 7: Station down here on n It's Avenue. Uh you mean the.
Speaker 4: Radio station where they're running that secret melody Country.
Speaker 3: That's right, And you know something King's see.
Speaker 7: I know the name of the song you does.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it don't do me.
Speaker 4: No good because the employees of the radio station ain't
Speaker 4: lived the end of the contest.
Speaker 1: Well, dear taller brother lord, I love you.
Speaker 7: I love you.
Speaker 3: Look here, how about you giving me the answer?
Speaker 7: Well, I wouldn't be honest, but think youre's my dear
Speaker 7: brother in law. I let you have it for one
Speaker 7: hundred bucks.
Speaker 3: A hundred bucks, how you want to now? Look for me, Roy,
Speaker 3: look here serious now, I ain't got the money right now,
Speaker 3: but i'll tell you what Kim. I tell you tomorrow
Speaker 3: and i'll have thee hundred dollars for you, okay, King's fee.
Speaker 7: Then i'll give you the name of the secret melody.
Speaker 3: Oh that's great boy.
Speaker 4: When I get that two thousand dollars prize money, I'm gonna.
Speaker 6: Rise way up in the sky.
Speaker 4: Like a great big star, shine, shine, rising tide.
Speaker 7: Riding tie.
Speaker 4: If moon not's going, so should get you as he
Speaker 4: soons their shout, Oh when you just.
Speaker 8: Don't be.
Speaker 1: There's nothing to it.
Speaker 7: You can do it like the sun.
Speaker 3: Mom, Come on, little children, Just.
Speaker 6: You teach your lamp fifth person right, Oh you know it?
Speaker 6: Or the ju leave all right, shine shine, and you've
Speaker 6: got the glory, glory.
Speaker 8: You you go not so should get you as he
Speaker 8: soon does.
Speaker 6: So hide, hold ho and do just as the moon does.
Speaker 7: Don't be a mourner around the corner.
Speaker 4: You can do it.
Speaker 7: Say.
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Speaker 4: Well, Hello there, Sorry, how you feeling today?
Speaker 3: High con flish my blood pressures up to fess.
Speaker 4: I got shooting pillows in my breast, I got prebleus
Speaker 4: my new cbl But I oh, I catch you?
Speaker 3: Please say sorry?
Speaker 4: Look yeah, I need one hundred dollars a frity name
Speaker 4: of a secret melody, Now could you lend it?
Speaker 1: To lessing contlis every time I pizzers who hit me and.
Speaker 7: Alas cost me?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, short, this new note money breaks up
Speaker 1: fans hips.
Speaker 4: If we've been passed for years, If I ford it.
Speaker 3: In you one hundred thousand you're doing to me and
Speaker 3: you start avoiding me.
Speaker 9: You didn't never speak to me?
Speaker 3: You stop coming in my bible shop. Why you didn't
Speaker 3: talk to sleep when you saw me?
Speaker 1: Why you you know, can't think it's almost worth one
Speaker 1: hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: So here gonna give you some short I'm filing sing.
Speaker 3: Where's money to staff these days?
Speaker 1: Why I sea that even the presidents of candidates to
Speaker 1: steal on the ping.
Speaker 4: Or what you mean?
Speaker 8: Well, they have they have, They have to spend.
Speaker 1: All their money come to campaign, and you know it costs.
Speaker 9: Them plenty to go around tavern around the country and
Speaker 9: make you speaking like that.
Speaker 4: Somebody ought to take up a collection for them for
Speaker 4: the collection collective.
Speaker 7: Uh hey, wait money, that's give.
Speaker 3: Me the idea he had to raise a hundred.
Speaker 4: If I could convince Andy that I has been the
Speaker 4: point of special collective for the presidential candidates, maybe he'd
Speaker 4: come across at the money are fairly worth a trial,
Speaker 4: and I'll go over to the office now and I'll
Speaker 4: catch handed and uh or this political angle might be
Speaker 4: just the thing with everybody talking about voting in there.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, that's how my family has been decided
Speaker 9: that discussing to you. Yeah, and I'm grading Brighten her
Speaker 9: election morning.
Speaker 1: We slobbery down to post the roads.
Speaker 8: That all except my father.
Speaker 3: Well, why an't he vote short? Well?
Speaker 1: He he said, mesues in.
Speaker 9: This campaign is that, he said, the way the party
Speaker 9: sits the Orkie you pass, he said, the international situation
Speaker 9: he is, you bet, I'm I'm.
Speaker 3: He can't make the next.
Speaker 4: Well, Hello Brolina, Hello that game hill Brolinna.
Speaker 3: There he dropped in. Uh, just about to.
Speaker 7: Call you on the phone. Oh something new happening on
Speaker 7: that cigarets melody guns.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, I ain't got no more time to
Speaker 3: monkey with that contest. I don't give that thing up.
Speaker 4: Our bus' now collecting campaign fronts for the presidential candidates.
Speaker 3: And I got your name on my list. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: got you down for one hundred dollars.
Speaker 7: Yeoh, is you're gone crazy? What was Well? Why must
Speaker 7: I give that much money to any campaign fund?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 3: Patrood doesn't man.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but one hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Oh certainly you was that pittriar It Benedict o'nold's grandson
Speaker 4: just sent him two hundreds. Well, listen, which one of
Speaker 4: the candidates is you collections for anyway? Well, all the man,
Speaker 4: you see, there's all spent so much money on the
Speaker 4: presidential campaign to do all flat busts.
Speaker 7: You made this downment of doing and throwing and all
Speaker 7: the rest of them is broke.
Speaker 4: And look here much Twoman's champaigns fund is so loaded
Speaker 4: for the past two weeks.
Speaker 3: He ain't been able to afford no secret service men.
Speaker 7: To guard him. Hon, no fooler, ain't he getting no prediction.
Speaker 7: We're lucky that our fund was able to help out
Speaker 7: a little.
Speaker 4: We sent him six bucks and he bought market a
Speaker 4: pair of brass knuckles.
Speaker 7: The candidates don't clear out of money, hunts.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you take Garden to do it.
Speaker 6: That.
Speaker 3: The other day he wanted.
Speaker 1: Madison Square Garden to make a speech.
Speaker 7: In he could only raise half the rents for the players.
Speaker 7: They didn't let him have it.
Speaker 4: Un Oh yeah, yeah, you ain't got in there all right,
Speaker 4: but they had to speak in the mean the rounds
Speaker 4: of a boxing match.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, he was talking from the ring. Huh right,
Speaker 7: well did he make a good speech?
Speaker 3: A hard to tell. He got knocked out in the
Speaker 3: age round.
Speaker 4: Well, I guess with iron halls and all that stuff,
Speaker 4: them candidates, there's got a lot of senses all r Yeah,
Speaker 4: we'll get at the mid and eggs sands off the
Speaker 4: clothes moner will run a made nine hundred dollars.
Speaker 7: You know that's right, That's right. They've really been throwing
Speaker 7: a lot of vegetables this year, an't.
Speaker 4: Well, of course where the Canada's running? Show them money
Speaker 4: the way it is why they don't mind getting that
Speaker 4: free food pitched at him so much.
Speaker 3: A matter of fact, one candidate made his last three
Speaker 3: speeches with a deep freeze unit right on the platform.
Speaker 3: He was packing himself in there fast as he was
Speaker 3: to it doesn't.
Speaker 4: We'll tell me this king, if I helped out by
Speaker 4: donating of these candidates, I get anything out of it. Well,
Speaker 4: nat will end the winning candadate will remember you after
Speaker 4: election for one hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: I think I might be able to range for you
Speaker 3: to get.
Speaker 7: A job as director of the Mint. Oh yeah, they
Speaker 7: job like that must paint pretty good.
Speaker 3: Huh, well actually you oh you usual.
Speaker 7: They they don't pay no regular salary.
Speaker 3: But I think you make out though. And you see the.
Speaker 1: Official mint director's uniform got twenty.
Speaker 3: Six pockets in it. You'll take home pay as terrific.
Speaker 7: All that sounds like a job for me.
Speaker 4: Well, I ain't got the cash with me, kingfish, So
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 7: I'll write to check here now for one hundred bucks, handy.
Speaker 3: You will never regret it. Now you will be a
Speaker 3: national hero.
Speaker 4: Might even end up being buried in grants too.
Speaker 7: Ooh, that's great. I'd like to do that right now,
Speaker 7: you know.
Speaker 4: Now here's a tend with the making and hand to
Speaker 4: sit down to head.
Speaker 1: That's it now, right after check.
Speaker 4: As soon as you write it, I'll go down the
Speaker 4: bank and deposit in the campaigns for.
Speaker 1: Hello Imo, Hello everybody. Hi.
Speaker 7: Amazon, don't pay no attention to the man.
Speaker 4: They keep writing there when if you're writing there, oh
Speaker 4: a check?
Speaker 3: Who is you writing at?
Speaker 7: Dan Well by the way? Almost house, all the children, all.
Speaker 3: Their fine king page.
Speaker 1: Fine, thank you.
Speaker 3: Who you're writing to?
Speaker 1: Check?
Speaker 4: Its Amazon's doing this from a country I'm gonna be
Speaker 4: buried in grant student better than darnold.
Speaker 3: Now look and there, Now you got it all righty there,
Speaker 3: just sign your name on the check. Him is all set?
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, Andy, I seen you're writing to check there
Speaker 4: for a hundred dollars.
Speaker 7: That's a lot of money. Yeah, we've got a lot
Speaker 7: of candidates.
Speaker 3: Where is the check going?
Speaker 7: Well, I'm gonna go tell him, man, it was in't
Speaker 7: on my list.
Speaker 3: Uh what kind of lift? All time to and the good?
Speaker 3: Now I'll take the check down now and right to
Speaker 3: the bank.
Speaker 7: A wait of a minute, Kingfish, he ain't gonna dam dry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I gonna run to the bank to Freezeill
Speaker 4: try it off. You see, as the Kingfisher is collecting
Speaker 4: for all the candidates campaign fund and I guess the
Speaker 4: political dropping no.
Speaker 7: Matter who gets sit with a tomato.
Speaker 1: But Andy, you as crazy that King Fish ain't got
Speaker 1: nothing to do with no campaign fun.
Speaker 7: He guess tipped you out of one hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: If I was you, Andy, I stopped feeling on that check.
Speaker 7: Yeah he done.
Speaker 1: Just me.
Speaker 4: Let me get on that telephone here and call the bank.
Speaker 4: That's Kingfish telling me I'm gonna work in the mist
Speaker 4: and take my salary home in a deep freeze.
Speaker 3: Well, Hello, Lee Roy, how is my dell brother in law?
Speaker 4: Fine Kingfish staff, I ain't home yet, or say le
Speaker 4: Roy Dear about that one hundred dollars that I was
Speaker 4: gonna rid by the name of that secret.
Speaker 3: Melody from here. I almost had it, but to stop
Speaker 3: the peming on to.
Speaker 4: Check on it just as second ahead of time if
Speaker 4: I have had on speakers out of mint it were.
Speaker 4: If you forget a king fish, don't worry about the money.
Speaker 7: Yeah what means he Roy?
Speaker 3: Well, I got side of waiting for you. So I
Speaker 3: sold the name of the secret melody to a fellow by.
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Speaker 3: I'll tell you you. He had too busy with the
Speaker 3: presidential elections.
Speaker 6: I ain't had rested in politics this time, but four years.
Speaker 4: Ago I was election time. I really got out and
Speaker 4: spot you know, I was writing.
Speaker 3: In the middle of the political campaign. My sester, Well,
Speaker 3: I can't fix there you in politics.
Speaker 1: I made a smart move too, went all over the
Speaker 1: man lord.
Speaker 4: Yeah, kissing babies, kissing young girls, kissing mothers.
Speaker 3: Went off from a district kissing and kissing. Yeah, tell
Speaker 3: me this. So what was you running for some and more.
Speaker 3: I wasn't running for nothing. I just oh when I
Speaker 3: looked throwing all and the un got the answer to
Speaker 3: that big stecred melody radio contest I wanted for myself.
Speaker 4: It looked like, and you're gonna win the thing, get
Speaker 4: yourself two thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: I can't let that slip through my fingers. What can
Speaker 3: I do? So on King Fish is and they run
Speaker 3: through thousand dollars.
Speaker 8: He won't get to keep all of it. The government
Speaker 8: will grab a big percentage for taxes.
Speaker 3: Taxes are taxes? Hey, wait a minute, is doing water?
Speaker 7: I think it?
Speaker 3: Don't give me an angle there.
Speaker 4: I'll go over and tell that that the government will
Speaker 4: take a big percentage for taxes, and he might get
Speaker 4: undis recouraged and I might be able to get the
Speaker 4: name of the secret melody out of it.
Speaker 3: Well, you're all that, you know?
Speaker 4: Speaking of these giveaway programs.
Speaker 1: They say, get him the cut into my laws.
Speaker 3: Uh, what you mean is doing well?
Speaker 4: Three of my most intendible clients have gone out of business.
Speaker 3: They say, if you can get the stuff from.
Speaker 7: Knocking on the radio, your wife bothers stealing?
Speaker 4: Oh, oh, that King Fish, what are you doing sitting
Speaker 4: here the lodge with that big smile on your face, well,
Speaker 4: and just sitting here thinking how lucky me and you
Speaker 4: is that we ain't got no chance of winning that
Speaker 4: secret of the contest.
Speaker 7: Keith, excuse me for procluding, uh, I.
Speaker 4: Don't want to be ignorant about this thing, but just
Speaker 4: why as we're lucky?
Speaker 6: Why as we lucky?
Speaker 4: Well, as you heard about the new tax the government
Speaker 4: has on all the prizes that's won in these contents, they.
Speaker 7: Got a tax on that. Now, how much is the
Speaker 7: tax cases.
Speaker 4: Well, the tax now is one hundred percent, maybe more.
Speaker 4: All the tax money that is wont in these contests
Speaker 4: will stit.
Speaker 7: Down to Washington, down to Washington. But what do they
Speaker 7: want with all the money down there?
Speaker 4: They revise it up under the what is mood as
Speaker 4: the federal split the loot the plan?
Speaker 7: What do they need more money for? Don't the government
Speaker 7: have enough taxes already?
Speaker 3: Well, then there it takes a lot of money to
Speaker 3: run a big country like this.
Speaker 4: For instance, down in Washington, this terms at least two
Speaker 4: million dollars a week printing.
Speaker 7: All them pamphlets? What kind of pamphlet pamphlets?
Speaker 1: They explain why it cost so much to print the pamphlets.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they really gives the service, all right, don't say
Speaker 7: oh sure.
Speaker 4: And the government needs money for social security that runs
Speaker 4: the way up in the big figures. They tell me
Speaker 4: something case, it's just what is that social security stuff?
Speaker 3: Oh that's a big help too.
Speaker 4: And there uh, when you are sixty five and can't
Speaker 4: work no more, they's got to fix though that.
Speaker 3: You gets just enough money to starve it just the
Speaker 3: rest of your life, you know. And and the government
Speaker 3: needs money for.
Speaker 4: The unemployment insurance or if it wasn't for that, half
Speaker 4: the people in.
Speaker 1: This country would be forced to go to work.
Speaker 7: So I tell you, you know, cap visions things like
Speaker 7: this that makes me proud to be in America.
Speaker 4: And they can't to see that by winning the contest,
Speaker 4: you would end up worth.
Speaker 3: All ten years now.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, this is a mess, all right.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry. I paid Leroy one hundred dollars for the
Speaker 7: answers of that thing. You know you you bought the
Speaker 7: answer from Lee Roy and well this is a surprise
Speaker 7: for me.
Speaker 3: So you're gonna win the country.
Speaker 4: Well, my deepest simple the ender you all from all
Speaker 4: you have told me, gig Fish, really sorry, as I
Speaker 4: know that that sacred melody.
Speaker 7: Is that Egyptian love song he gipsy and loves song.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I got even be running along. See you later.
Speaker 7: And wait, wait, I wish I wish it.
Speaker 1: What's well?
Speaker 7: Is all second thought?
Speaker 4: I think I'll check in at this sax prisoners little
Speaker 4: fether and.
Speaker 7: See if there's any loopholds in the thing.
Speaker 3: Well, now wait a minute, and wait, don't go look here.
Speaker 4: Seeing that you has un goot you out of one
Speaker 4: hundred bucks by a blood relative of mine who is
Speaker 4: also in the family.
Speaker 3: I just who refront you the money?
Speaker 7: Who was not to be so much the proud name
Speaker 7: of Stephen.
Speaker 4: I tell you what, I plased the money on the
Speaker 4: furniture and give you a hundred dollars. Ready away, good
Speaker 4: Kate Fish You as a pole, I say, hey, ye,
Speaker 4: what's just doing here toil?
Speaker 3: I call this like today?
Speaker 4: Well, I'll tell you, Henry, I've done him biggles.
Speaker 3: The secret melody of the end. Then I sent it
Speaker 3: into the radio station two three days ago, and the
Speaker 3: contest the end of the day, and I want to
Speaker 3: hear almost any time.
Speaker 1: Now, Wow, that's wonderful.
Speaker 3: That looks like you're gonna be a rich man.
Speaker 7: Jasey.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I sure like to see you hand the
Speaker 4: face when he hears I won the two thousand dollars,
Speaker 4: I'll come in.
Speaker 7: I'm looking for George Stevens.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's me. That's me.
Speaker 4: Oh well, I'm from the Secret Melody radio program.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, sir, Yeah, I'm happy.
Speaker 4: To inform you, mister Stephens, and you correctly gets our
Speaker 4: Secret Melody.
Speaker 6: Oh sure enough, Yeah, yes.
Speaker 4: I have the check for you right here.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So, well it was Sheer brien work, mister sheer brain work,
Speaker 4: and that two thousand dollars tech you got that gonna
Speaker 4: come in might a hand.
Speaker 7: Yes, well, mister Stephens, surprize is two thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: But it seems that the former jenitor of ours, Leroy Smith,
Speaker 4: sold the answer to two hundred and twenty five other people.
Speaker 3: And your share is eight dollars and seventy nine.
Speaker 4: Oh and the maybe you've noticed when I announced that
Speaker 4: John Lake talked about rent.
Speaker 3: So he don't talk big about it. He just tells
Speaker 3: you the facts about how good it is.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well that's all he gotta do. Just get people to
Speaker 4: use that new rinso with solium.
Speaker 7: Just once and I guess they stick to rinso.
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Speaker 5: rain or shine indoors or out new Renso with solium
Speaker 5: with sunshine in your watch. Use rinso next wash.
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