Speaker 1: Oh, it's a wonderful day, isn't it.
Speaker 2: So let's see now we ought to take the curtains down,
Speaker 2: and the windows need washing, the rugs needs going over.
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Speaker 5: Let's see Ozzy, Harriet, David and Riggi. Yeah, they're all
Speaker 5: gathered around the breakfast table.
Speaker 3: Outside.
Speaker 5: The sky is blue, the sun is shining, and the
Speaker 5: birds are singing.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, a spring is really here.
Speaker 4: Look how blue the sky is Herriot, and a little
Speaker 4: tree by the garage has buds on it.
Speaker 2: Oh, look out the window.
Speaker 1: Boys does a robin?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw one yesterday.
Speaker 1: Too, Mom. Yes, their spring is really here.
Speaker 6: Mom.
Speaker 2: Yo, I franchised a bird last night.
Speaker 1: Oh, I've done that often. That's lots of fun.
Speaker 2: Were you flying around? No?
Speaker 3: I was eating worms. Oh that's nice.
Speaker 4: Apparently the worms weren't very silly.
Speaker 2: Here you are fast the more to daddy too.
Speaker 3: Oh no, thanks, Harriet, I'm fine, so wonderful breakfast.
Speaker 1: That milk was good and cold. But you want some
Speaker 1: more milk?
Speaker 6: Pop? You can have wine.
Speaker 1: No thanks, David. You drink your milk.
Speaker 6: Oh, head pop.
Speaker 2: I'll give David my milk.
Speaker 4: I've never met two more generous boys when it comes
Speaker 4: to giving away milk. You guys want to be athletes
Speaker 4: and get big and strong. I think you ought to
Speaker 4: drink your milk.
Speaker 5: That's what they say in school.
Speaker 3: Don't make you big and strong, Vegetables make it big
Speaker 3: and strong.
Speaker 2: I'm getting tired of ways.
Speaker 3: So much.
Speaker 1: Drink your milk.
Speaker 2: Oh, and David, remind me to give you some money
Speaker 2: so you can get a haircut today.
Speaker 3: Down over your collar.
Speaker 2: Do you really think milk makes a strong pop?
Speaker 1: Well, sure I do.
Speaker 3: That's an accepted fact.
Speaker 1: Some people drink goat's milk.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that's a little too.
Speaker 2: Strong, as are big and strong and all adies peanuts.
Speaker 3: Oh, you've only seen cap developments of the zoo David
Speaker 3: in the circus. You've never seen the ones that live
Speaker 3: in the jungle.
Speaker 6: Do they drink milk?
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be a bit surprised.
Speaker 2: Milan get to Africa.
Speaker 3: Oh that's a good question. Would you like to answer
Speaker 3: that for Ricky?
Speaker 1: No, I like Ricky.
Speaker 2: I'd like to hear the answers.
Speaker 3: As soon as I think of one, I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: I'm all finished.
Speaker 1: Mom, come on, Rooky pop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, cash drink milk and they are very big.
Speaker 3: Yeah I know, Ricky, and I'm just as surprised as
Speaker 3: you are. Now, go on out and play.
Speaker 2: Would you like some more of anything?
Speaker 1: Oh? No, thanks?
Speaker 3: She was a wonderful breakfast.
Speaker 1: Or did I tell you that?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: You did, but it's nice to hear it again. Thank you,
Speaker 2: sir for the lovely compliments.
Speaker 3: The pleasure is mine.
Speaker 6: Huh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, some people really talk like that.
Speaker 4: Of course, your mother and I you just heard it,
Speaker 4: you see, Ricky. The coming of spring brings out the
Speaker 4: kindliness of people. They say, nice things to each other.
Speaker 1: Hi, Thornie, I'll move over.
Speaker 3: So whoever heard of spending a beautiful day like this
Speaker 3: on the front steps?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: I'm just conserving my strength for this afternoon.
Speaker 1: What's happening this afternoon? We're going to walk around back
Speaker 1: and lie on the hammock.
Speaker 4: The trouble with you, Thorny, is you've got the old
Speaker 4: spring fever. Winter is gone and spring is here.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 7: Any day now you'll be returning our umbrella and borrowing
Speaker 7: the lawnmower.
Speaker 1: What are you staring at? Uh?
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Thorny. I just couldn't help admiring that shirt
Speaker 4: you're wearing.
Speaker 3: Oh. Thanks, Really a good looking shirt?
Speaker 1: Well thanks again.
Speaker 3: Doesn't make it feel good when somebody pays you a compliment?
Speaker 1: Sure, naturally, see nothing.
Speaker 3: But an old, frayed blue work shirt, half faded in spots.
Speaker 3: But I compliment you on it and makes you feel good.
Speaker 7: Well thanks once more.
Speaker 5: I like that dish towel you're wearing, too.
Speaker 1: I was merely pointing out that a compliment on even an.
Speaker 3: Old shirt makes a person feel good. There's something about
Speaker 3: spring that makes people say nice things people.
Speaker 1: I'm all for it. Well, good for you.
Speaker 3: For instance, I paid Harriet a little compliment, small one,
Speaker 3: but very sincere. You should have seen her face light up,
Speaker 3: made her happy, made me happy, started the whole day
Speaker 3: off right.
Speaker 1: I'll bet I know what you told her. It was
Speaker 1: about her new hair.
Speaker 3: Wasn't no, no, no, no, no, it was no. It
Speaker 3: was something entirely different.
Speaker 1: She is wearing her hair a new way, you know.
Speaker 1: No she isn't.
Speaker 7: Oh, I thought you were more observant than that. She's
Speaker 7: been wearing a hair different for the past week. I'm
Speaker 7: surprised you haven't noticed it.
Speaker 1: When did you notice it? I didn't. My wife mentioned it.
Speaker 1: I hate the sound inquisitive boys. But what was the
Speaker 1: compliment you paid at?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: It was really nothing important, thorny, just a little thoughtfulness like, oh,
Speaker 3: you're plaious.
Speaker 1: I am not thorny. Come on, your romantic devil, You.
Speaker 3: Tell me what it was, honestly, Thorny. At times you
Speaker 3: act like a child.
Speaker 7: Come on, as you can tell your old palaforny.
Speaker 1: What did you say to her? Well?
Speaker 3: I merely said, yeah, yeah, well I told her that
Speaker 3: that breakfast tasted very good.
Speaker 5: What's romantic about that?
Speaker 1: I didn't say it was romantic.
Speaker 7: I can imagine how disappointed she must have been.
Speaker 3: She wasn't disappointed, Donnie, She was very happy about.
Speaker 7: Its Please does that make sense?
Speaker 1: Look at it from her standpoint? Here she is with
Speaker 1: a new Hipple house dress.
Speaker 3: She gets up in the morning, the birds are singing.
Speaker 1: It's a beautiful day.
Speaker 3: All she needs to make it perfect is one little
Speaker 3: compiment from the man she loves.
Speaker 1: And what do you do? You tell her? Breakfast? It
Speaker 1: is very good this morning.
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, it was just two soft
Speaker 3: boiled eggs, a glass of milk, and some toast.
Speaker 1: What's so great about that? Come to think of it,
Speaker 1: the toast was burned a little.
Speaker 4: And the worst part of it is Harriet looked unusually
Speaker 4: pretty this morning. There are any number of personal comments. Oh,
Speaker 4: why don't you come right out and say what you're thinking?
Speaker 4: Why don't you tell me to go back in the house.
Speaker 1: And pay her a real compliment?
Speaker 7: If you want me to be honest about it, that's
Speaker 7: exactly what I want to think.
Speaker 3: You don't think I'll sound like a silly, romantic fool,
Speaker 3: do you?
Speaker 7: Of course, not every woman enjoys a sincere her personal compliment.
Speaker 1: You just told me, howpery is you?
Speaker 5: Look, why not.
Speaker 4: Tell her, Tony, That's just exactly what I'm gonna do,
Speaker 4: and right now too.
Speaker 6: Hello, Hello, Harriet, this is his mother.
Speaker 2: Good morning, mother, a lovely days. I was just going
Speaker 2: to say this thing. I guess spring is here. We
Speaker 2: have the same old eggs and toast this morning, and
Speaker 2: Ozzie said it was a wonderful breakfast.
Speaker 6: Oh well, you have to overlook those little things, Harry.
Speaker 6: Maybe he just felt a little grumpy this morning.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, he really meant it.
Speaker 1: Mother.
Speaker 6: Well, now the reason I called is we're having a
Speaker 6: raffle over the church, and I was wondering.
Speaker 2: I hate to interrupt, mother, but I'm sure Ozzie really
Speaker 2: enjoyed the breakfast.
Speaker 6: Oh I wouldn't worry about it, dear oh man get
Speaker 6: a little sarcastic at times. It was probably just his
Speaker 6: way of registering a complaint. And the raffle tickets are
Speaker 6: only twenty five cents, and the prizes are simply wonderful.
Speaker 6: The first prize is five beauty treatment at the Air's Beauty.
Speaker 2: Set of we always had boiled eggs and toast.
Speaker 1: That's all Ozzie ever wants. He probably thinks.
Speaker 6: That's all, you know, how to bake. The second prize
Speaker 6: is a new brand from Andreas. Would you carry to
Speaker 6: buy a couple of tickets, deer? There are quite a.
Speaker 2: Few other prizes too, Yes, I'll take a couple of mothers.
Speaker 2: It's just not worry well, frankly, I am now, Oh, Harriet.
Speaker 6: Don't be silly. I've got most the tickets sold already.
Speaker 1: Stop worrying about it.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about breakfast.
Speaker 6: Oh of course, dear. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize
Speaker 6: I was holding you up. You run along and eat
Speaker 6: your breakfast.
Speaker 2: Goodbye, mother?
Speaker 1: What's wrong with egs and chest?
Speaker 2: Harry?
Speaker 1: How beautiful you look?
Speaker 3: I can't hear you.
Speaker 1: I say how beautiful you look?
Speaker 6: Just a minute now, what did you say?
Speaker 3: I just said how beautiful you look?
Speaker 1: Your hair and your eyes?
Speaker 2: Well, i'm cleaning. I can't help it if my hair
Speaker 2: gets in my eyes.
Speaker 4: No, no, it looks wonderful, very attractive. You're wearing your
Speaker 4: hair a new way, aren't you. What do they call
Speaker 4: that kind of hairdo?
Speaker 2: It's called tied up for house cleaning.
Speaker 1: Harriet, Harriet, Harriet, I get this cleaned up?
Speaker 3: What is it? I just want to tell you what
Speaker 3: an attractive dress you have looks lovely on you.
Speaker 2: It's just an old house dress.
Speaker 1: What do you expect I'm cleaning.
Speaker 4: Yes, but honestly, dear on you, it looks like a
Speaker 4: formal evening gown.
Speaker 1: Well, that's a fine thing to say.
Speaker 2: What my formal eating gown looks like an old house dress?
Speaker 4: Harriet, you aren't listening. I said you look wonderful. I'm
Speaker 4: trying to pay you a compliment. Doesn't matter what you're wearing.
Speaker 4: You'd even look good in an old potato bag.
Speaker 1: Ozzie.
Speaker 2: If you don't like my new gray tweet soup, why
Speaker 2: didn't you tell me when I bought it?
Speaker 3: I wasn't even thinking about your gray soup.
Speaker 1: It's your evening gown.
Speaker 3: It looks like an old house dress. Let's start again.
Speaker 2: That's a good idea. Let's go back to breakfast exactly.
Speaker 1: What didn't you like about it? Breakfast? It was wonderful? Then,
Speaker 1: why were you so sarcastic about it? Well?
Speaker 4: I wasn't sarcastic about it. I enjoyed breakfast very much.
Speaker 4: I shouldn't have complimented you on it. I should have
Speaker 4: thought of something else.
Speaker 2: But you just said you really liked it.
Speaker 1: Well, it was delicious, But what was it?
Speaker 3: Toast and two boiled ay? The toast was a little burned.
Speaker 4: I could have thought of something more romantic to comment
Speaker 4: on your eyes, for instance, and.
Speaker 2: Make you think of two boiled eys.
Speaker 1: Harriet.
Speaker 4: Now wait a minute, we've come to one of those
Speaker 4: silly little misunderstandings.
Speaker 3: It happens in every marriage. Fortunately we both have the
Speaker 3: intelligence to slow down and straighten things out. Apparently you misinterpreted.
Speaker 1: What I was trying to say.
Speaker 3: Well, I just please, Harriet, I've sincerely tried to compliment.
Speaker 3: You've evidently misunderstood me.
Speaker 1: Now I can do one of two things.
Speaker 3: Walk out of the house with a shrug and where
Speaker 3: you cool off a bit, or explain clearly how the
Speaker 3: misunderstanding starts. Now, we had just finished breakfast. It wasn't
Speaker 3: an unusual breakfast.
Speaker 4: In fact, it was the same old boiled eggs and.
Speaker 1: Toasted with a breath of the list.
Speaker 4: However, I made a sarcastic no no, no doing on out.
Speaker 1: Letting me go at this a different way.
Speaker 3: Right after breakfast, I happened to say to you I
Speaker 3: have I'll.
Speaker 1: See you later. I'll see you later like.
Speaker 2: That, Please, let's not shout at each other. Let's try
Speaker 2: to activilize.
Speaker 1: Now, What were you saying, I'll see you later.
Speaker 3: I think I'll walk out with a shrug and be
Speaker 3: back later.
Speaker 5: Okay, guys, I don't know what happens now, but I
Speaker 5: think Ganzi's right. There's nothing sweeter to the ear than
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Speaker 1: Wow a thorney back here?
Speaker 3: Oh oh, you got the hammock out after all?
Speaker 1: Huh Yeah, what a life. I've been lying here dreaming.
Speaker 1: I'm on a tropical island.
Speaker 4: I may interest you to know, Thorny, that the advice
Speaker 4: you gave me didn't work. I told Harriet how beautiful.
Speaker 3: She was, and she practically ran me out of the house.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't worry about it. I was all women are
Speaker 7: a little unreasonable at times. She was probably busy or
Speaker 7: preoccupied or something.
Speaker 1: Oh is she doing?
Speaker 3: She was cleaning the living room. Yeah, that might have
Speaker 3: had something to do with it.
Speaker 4: I don't imagine any woman is too happy when she's
Speaker 4: house cleaning.
Speaker 1: Of course, that explains the whole thing.
Speaker 7: Just like my wife when she's got a lot of
Speaker 7: house cleaning to do, she gets awfully unreasonable wants me
Speaker 7: to help her.
Speaker 3: I don't know why I keep asking for your silly advice.
Speaker 1: But what do you think I ought to do. She've
Speaker 1: got nothing to worry about. Just go back in the house.
Speaker 7: By now she's had a chance to think it over,
Speaker 7: and she'll be all apology.
Speaker 1: You say that, Thorny, But are you sure? Am I sure?
Speaker 7: This is how sure I am, oz and believe me,
Speaker 7: this takes courage.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, I'm listening.
Speaker 7: If Harriet isn't sorry, if she doesn't throw her arms
Speaker 7: around you and give you a big kiss, I will.
Speaker 1: You you. I love you you too, pap.
Speaker 3: Oh, Ricky, I didn't see you there. Where's your mother?
Speaker 3: Do you know you went downtown?
Speaker 1: Went downtown? Well, that's strange.
Speaker 2: She left a note for you on the table.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I see it. Barnie was right. I guess
Speaker 3: probably apologizing.
Speaker 1: Sorry to walk out on you, but I have a
Speaker 1: date with a handsome man. Is it funny, pop?
Speaker 3: Yes, it is in a way.
Speaker 4: Well, she says, sorry to walk out on you, but
Speaker 4: I have a date with.
Speaker 3: A handsome man. You see that's kind of funny.
Speaker 2: I don't get it.
Speaker 6: Who's a handsome man?
Speaker 1: Well, we don't know, you see, that's the joke. I
Speaker 1: still don't get it.
Speaker 3: Well a comment Barnie, Hi, Oh hello, Thorny I'll explain
Speaker 3: it later, Ricky, what does that, Thorny, I'm better tell
Speaker 3: you are absolutely right. Harriet's really in a good mood,
Speaker 3: even trying to pull my leg a little.
Speaker 1: He read this note. What do you think of that? Oh,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't worry about it, Oz. Maybe she's just kidding.
Speaker 3: Well, of course, that's what I just said.
Speaker 1: Handsome man.
Speaker 7: I bet the guy's no better looking than you.
Speaker 1: Are, Dornie. This note is just a joke. Well, I
Speaker 1: hope you didn't think I was serious.
Speaker 7: He's kidding her cause it's like an old poem, the
Speaker 7: handsomer Man. The wife leaves a note saying she's out
Speaker 7: with a handsomer man. Guy turns out to be her father.
Speaker 1: Thorny, that's it, he shoes. He's probably out with her
Speaker 1: father and he You are worried. Oh, I was worried.
Speaker 3: Not with her father.
Speaker 1: I should have known. I don't think i've ever met
Speaker 1: her father.
Speaker 7: No, Moine, Iowa, how could Harriet be out with it?
Speaker 3: What I mean is, well, it's something like that. Maybe
Speaker 3: it's her uncle, or her cousin, or just some handsome stranger.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, of course, she's out with David. She
Speaker 3: took him down to the barber shop for a haircut,
Speaker 3: you really think so? This morning at breakfast, she said
Speaker 3: David needed a haircut. You see, David's a handsome man.
Speaker 3: A date with a handsome man, and it's David.
Speaker 1: Hip, Harry has.
Speaker 3: Got quite it's your mother, David.
Speaker 1: You see she's out at the barber shop getting you
Speaker 1: a hair I don't get that from either.
Speaker 6: Pop.
Speaker 4: Look, why don't you boys go out in the kitchen
Speaker 4: and eat some cookies or drink some Coca cola. Mister
Speaker 4: Thornberry and I want to talk.
Speaker 1: See me. That's Harriet now, hello, Harry, So this is mother. Oh,
Speaker 1: hello Graham.
Speaker 6: Did Harriet get back yet?
Speaker 3: No, she isn't here. Do you know where she went?
Speaker 6: She phoned Pierre and made a date for three o'clock.
Speaker 3: Pierre Pierre.
Speaker 1: Who Oh, Pierre's beauty shop. That's where she is.
Speaker 6: I thought he told you he won five three beauty
Speaker 6: treatments on our raffle. Isn't that wonderful?
Speaker 4: Well, for goodness sakes, you know our neighbor, mister Thornberry,
Speaker 4: he was worried, sick, just wondering where Harriet had come.
Speaker 1: You know, he's such an inquisitive guy.
Speaker 3: Berry does he.
Speaker 6: Know his wife worn a prize too?
Speaker 1: She did? Yeah, she won the dress at Andres Catherine Thornberry.
Speaker 1: Good for her. What happened to her? Oz? She ran
Speaker 1: off with the milkman. Oh, don't look so worried. I'm kidding.
Speaker 3: But what did you say, Graham?
Speaker 6: I say, have Harriet call me when you get this.
Speaker 6: I'll hang up. I don't want to run over guys.
Speaker 6: You're probably calling from a boot.
Speaker 1: Goodbye, Graham, Barney. We've got the two luckiest wives in town.
Speaker 5: We know that us, But do they know to this?
Speaker 4: Harriet's mother sold them some raffle tickets and they both
Speaker 4: won prizes. Catherine won a new dress at Andre's and
Speaker 4: Harriet won some.
Speaker 1: Free beauty treatments at Pierre's beauty shop. So Pierre's a
Speaker 1: handsome man. Harriet has a dately. That's how about that?
Speaker 3: That's silly looking Pierre. Harriet sure has a peculiar idea
Speaker 3: on what a handsome man looks like.
Speaker 7: I wanted to say.
Speaker 1: That for years, but I thought you did. I'll see
Speaker 1: you later.
Speaker 7: I want to be home when Catherine gets back with
Speaker 7: the new dress.
Speaker 1: This will be a surprise to her.
Speaker 7: The first time i've ever noticed a new dress.
Speaker 4: No, Harriet's gonna expect a compliment too, but you'll have
Speaker 4: to fish for one after leaving me that note.
Speaker 3: Handsome man, I wonderful.
Speaker 1: Harry had probably thought that note, didd worry. You probably did.
Speaker 1: Isn't that just like a woman? Just like a woman?
Speaker 1: How do they always hit it so right? Oh? Hella, dear?
Speaker 1: Did you miss me? Miss you? Oh? Have you been out?
Speaker 3: Well? Yes I have.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: I knew there was something missing around here, but I
Speaker 4: couldn't figure out what it was.
Speaker 2: Well, didn't you get my notes?
Speaker 1: Note?
Speaker 4: Oh, milkman, two quarts of milk and a pint of cream?
Speaker 1: Yes, I heard it out on the desk. Read it
Speaker 1: in the world? Can this be? I'm sorry to walk
Speaker 1: out on you, but I have a date.
Speaker 3: With a handsome man. It isn't a shame. I didn't
Speaker 3: know this, but I've gotten a big laugh out of this.
Speaker 2: I left that note on the table. How did you
Speaker 2: get on the desk?
Speaker 1: I've teased you long enough.
Speaker 2: I read the note and you didn't even get jealous.
Speaker 3: Of course I did, and I was plenty worried too.
Speaker 1: Oh, No, I know you're kidding.
Speaker 6: Were you teasing me?
Speaker 2: When you didn't notice something something different about me?
Speaker 3: Right now, Okay, my little joke is over, so i'll
Speaker 3: day Harriet, you look wonderful.
Speaker 1: Do you really like it? Like it? It's beautiful.
Speaker 3: It's the most unusual way of doing your hair.
Speaker 1: Let's see from the side. Oh, it's perfect that Pierre
Speaker 1: certainly knows his business.
Speaker 3: How did you know about Pierre with your mother?
Speaker 1: Call?
Speaker 4: But that has nothing to do with my compliments. The
Speaker 4: minute you walked in, I couldn't help but notice it.
Speaker 1: It's beautiful. You really look glamorous.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you, dear.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you're so observant.
Speaker 2: Did you know that Catherine Thornberry one the dressed Andre.
Speaker 1: It wasn't that nice.
Speaker 4: You might have to excuse me for going on like this, Harriet,
Speaker 4: But your hair I can't.
Speaker 1: Get over it.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe this will help you, Catherine. Then I traded prizes.
Speaker 1: I got the.
Speaker 2: Dress and she took the beauty treature.
Speaker 1: Well imagine that. But then how should I know?
Speaker 3: You always look like you've just come from the beauty shop.
Speaker 1: That was very.
Speaker 3: Nicely done, I thought so. After all, the dress box
Speaker 3: under your arm, I should have known. Let's see it here, Yes,
Speaker 3: see you just think I'm not observing. I saw this
Speaker 3: package the minute you came in.
Speaker 1: Oh, Harriet, this is really beautiful.
Speaker 2: Honestly do you really think so?
Speaker 3: Yes, well you put it on.
Speaker 1: I'd love to see you in it.
Speaker 2: You've seen me in it for the past year. I'm
Speaker 2: wearing the new dress.
Speaker 1: Harriet. There's one thing I want you to believe.
Speaker 3: What's that breakfast this morning really was delicious?
Speaker 2: Oh, nothing wrong.
Speaker 1: For Thorney.
Speaker 3: He thinks Catherine got the new dress. Well, maybe I
Speaker 3: can still warn him. I'll be right back.
Speaker 2: Ozzie, Wait a minute, I think Thorny's already complimented Catherine.
Speaker 1: Why do you say that.
Speaker 2: We'll look out the back window. See you can just
Speaker 2: see his head sticking.
Speaker 1: Out of the doghouse.
Speaker 5: Hey, I do like to be Auzie Knowlson right now?
Speaker 5: I wonder what Harriet will do to him.
Speaker 8: I know what I'd do, mistressis.
Speaker 5: Send him to bed without his supper.
Speaker 8: Maybe no, I'd make him go right down to mister
Speaker 8: Jonathan silverware store on Roger's Road and bring me back
Speaker 8: open stock pieces for my set of eighteen forty seven
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Speaker 8: I've got my eye on that new eighteen forty seven
Speaker 8: Rogers Brother's Completing set with the eight butter spreaders, eight
Speaker 8: ice drinks spoons, and eight oyster fork.
Speaker 5: All that new completing set is just about perfect for everybody.
Speaker 1: It comes in all four.
Speaker 5: Patterns, and the price is only twenty six dollars with
Speaker 5: free gift case. And of course, once you complete your
Speaker 5: set of eighteen forty seven Rogers Brothers, it's a wonderful.
Speaker 8: Feeling, yes, because then you have everything, everything of the best.
Speaker 8: That's what eighteen forty seven Rogers Brothers is.
Speaker 1: Isn't it, mister Smith?
Speaker 5: That's right, the best, the finest silver plate in America,
Speaker 5: the one and only eighteen forty seven Rogers Brothers.
Speaker 4: There's just one thing I don't get if you went
Speaker 4: to Andres and not to Pierre's, who was the handsome
Speaker 4: man in the note?
Speaker 2: Well, you see, I originally intended to go to Pierre's,
Speaker 2: but I met Katherine Turnberry downtown and we decided to
Speaker 2: spot prizes.
Speaker 3: And you mean to say that you really think that
Speaker 3: Pierre is handsome, very nice looking.
Speaker 1: Hand me one of those curlers anyway?
Speaker 3: Well, don't you think he over does it with those
Speaker 3: waves that he puts in his hair.
Speaker 5: I think it looks very good, I know, but.
Speaker 3: A man with a permanent wave not very manly.
Speaker 1: Hand me another curtor thing for a man to have.
Speaker 1: Do you like my hair? Hand me another curve?
Speaker 3: My hair is wavy, but it isn't Marcela.
Speaker 1: Whatever. You hand me.
Speaker 4: Another curler, for goodness sakes, Harriet, don't take them all.
Speaker 1: Save a couple for me.
Speaker 3: Tune in again next week to another adventure of Oarzi
Speaker 3: and Harriet, starring Ouzie Nelton and Harriet Hillier.
Speaker 2: And remember, America's finus silver plate is eighteen forty seven Rogers.
Speaker 4: Brother Yes, Harriet, America's finest silver plate is eighteen forty
Speaker 4: seven Rogers Brothers appearing.
Speaker 5: In support of Ozzie and Harriet were David and Ricky Nelson,
Speaker 5: John Brown, Loreene Tuttle, and Yours TRULYE.
Speaker 1: Burn Smith.
Speaker 5: Original music was composed and conducted by Billy May.
Speaker 3: The Red Cross is known in the world over as
Speaker 3: a symbol of mercy and kindness, and we recognize the
Speaker 3: organization it stands for as a miracle worker in the
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Speaker 1: The preceding program was transcribed.
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