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Speaker 2: Well it is.
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and enjoy Amos Senandi. Well, there's been some activity in
the household of Kingfish and Sapphire Stevens. Sapphire's brother Leroy
has come to New York and for the past two
weeks has been living in their apartment. At the moment,
Sapphire is in the kitchen as the Kingfish walks in. George,
had you seen Leroy? He ain't come home yet?
Speaker 2: Uh here huh.
Speaker 1: No, I ain't seen him all day?
Speaker 3: What if anything could have happened?
Speaker 1: To him, Well, I don't know what does you want
me to call them morg see if they got any
good news for us. You're talking about my brother, George.
Oh no, I'll just skip it, n just skip it.
What you're doing here in the kitchen this time of
d or just start now to laundry.
Speaker 4: And by the way, I just want to tell you
that I ain't having normal starch putting your shrike, cous Why.
Speaker 1: Not, well, Leroy says, they scratches his neck.
Speaker 2: Now wait a minute.
Speaker 1: Here, that's the last straw that goof of brother. You
have got to get out of here.
Speaker 5: Don't you talk that.
Speaker 1: Way about my brother.
Speaker 3: At least he went out today and got himself.
Speaker 1: It's a job.
Speaker 2: He's working as a janitor. Working as a janitor.
Speaker 1: Yes, h Well, I gonna disgrace me with the neighbors.
What do you mean disgrace you? Well, they gonna say
if one of them bumps can get a job, I
can't tell the one, but Jarge tied, don't you go
out and get a job. I'm sick of you laughing
around here? Well I can right now. I got reporting business.
What business is that?
Speaker 2: Well, I got to listen to the radio.
Speaker 1: And see if I can guess the name of a song.
There's got a program on the radio called the Secret
Melody Program that goes on every day. Now, whoever guesses
the name of that song they've been playing on the radio,
win's the two thousand dollars cash pride. Well, are fast
chance a dumbbell like you?
Speaker 3: Has I ever winning anything like that?
Speaker 1: Win a minute, chol, Don't you call me no dumb bell?
Speaker 2: Back home?
Speaker 1: I was well thought of. If Boddy said I had
brains down in Georgia, well, if you ask me, it's
high time you stand for So that's the story. I
haven't knocking the Brians. They're trying to guess that secret melody,
but I ain't getting new players with the thing. Well,
you must remember Kingfish. He was an amateur, you know
most of them quiz contest is won by professional quiz lings. Yeah,
but if I could win the thing, I'd get two
thousand dollars over it. Two thousand dollars mine a huncle
cabbage like that would certainly stave off the grim spectrum
of gainful employment. Yeah, you know, Henry, there must be
somebody who knows the name of that song that I
could get it from. But I don't think so, Kingfish.
I imagine the only ones that don't know what is
the musicians that plays in the orchest throw in the program. Yeah,
I guess you're right, say Kingfish. Wait a minute, heare
It just recurs to me that one of them musicians
happens to live at Missus Simpson's boarding house. Follow the
name of Charlie Jackson. Hey, wait a minuteture, Henry. You
don't say something there. Maybe I could get the name
of a song from this fella Jackson. Yes, but how
would you go about it? Well, I'll figure out something.
I'll get Handy to help me. We'll go uber and
see neat us fellow Jackson and works some scheme or
you know something, Henry. If I gets that two thousand dollars,
the first thing I gonna do is to kick that
new good brother in law mine old of my apartment.
Oh that's right, you have got your brother in law,
Leroy Smith stand with h Well you're lucky it ain't
your mother in law. There is even worse. Yeah, I
guess DearS, All right, Oh yes with me. It started
the very day that I married my wife Clara. We
were stuck with Clara's mother for seven years. I tell
you it was terrible living all that time in the
same house as my mother in law and manage the time.
I was tempted to throw her out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, why didn't you do it?
Speaker 1: I couldn't. It was her house. Oh well, and and
now this is Charlie Jackson's room right here. Now, remember
to get the name of the secret melodide of him.
Speaker 2: We gotta make him, make believe that.
Speaker 1: We as talents goes from the opera. Yeah, I got
you gave me all right, I'm not gonna do it, and
you're gonna cut me in on the prize money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and don't forget that.
Speaker 1: Back me up with all the stars. We discovering all
that stuff. How do you do, sir? By any chance,
could this be Therey now musician, Miss Charlie.
Speaker 6: Jackson, Well, Charlie Jackson is my name?
Speaker 1: Uh, Miss Jackson. We is from the Metropolitan. Yeah, we're
the biggest life insurance company in the business.
Speaker 2: Oh no, we're from the Metropolitan Opera.
Speaker 1: Come there, Miss Jackson. You have scuse Miss Brown. You're
even sitting a little too near the basest drum. You know.
Speaker 3: You say you're from the Opera.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, so that's right. Uh, I as the head
in presser area, and uh this year is my chief
scout's couch here. Uh, mister Pensacotta Brown, glad to know you.
You're welcome. Uh now, miss joshn Uh, we've done here.
Speaker 6: You play on the radio, and we come to off
of you a job with the Metropolitan Opera, coming me
a job like that that must pay big money, or
it does.
Speaker 1: You gets one hundred dollars a performance plus everything that's
throw up on the stage there. Now, wait a minute,
just a minute.
Speaker 6: You ain't really talent scout is Uh, we.
Speaker 1: Ain't talent scouts. You stayed out about men that discovered
and developed the greatest channel of all times, John Charles Tibbets.
Speaker 6: Well, gentlemen, all this has been happening so fast right
now we went there.
Speaker 2: That's just the way we work fast.
Speaker 1: We is fast.
Speaker 2: What did you take the kiss?
Speaker 1: The Tibbets. We was passing his house one day, heard
him singing in the shower bath. We rushed in, signed
him upbraid then and there we rushed him right down
to the Metropolitan. Yeah, and they sung his first role
while he was still soaking wet oh Italian was captain
Metropolitan is after new Blood.
Speaker 3: You see it is it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And it might as well be yours too.
Speaker 6: Well, this is all very flattering, but you do you
know what instrument that I played?
Speaker 3: Well, who cares?
Speaker 1: With all them Italians screaming and shouting on the stage,
you're gonna get them music anyway.
Speaker 6: Well, all the same. I didn't know that they used
my instrument in the offering. I play a hot banjo.
Speaker 1: Well, listen, nobody cares where you got the banjo, so
long as you can play.
Speaker 2: Now, miss jacksonn before we sign up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we requires what they call in the opera in
the big League. There a sort of a short audition.
Speaker 6: I've got my band alright here, pick it up there,
now let me see what will I play?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, now I don't matter. Just pick out any
tune at Ransom.
Speaker 2: How about that song you play on the.
Speaker 1: Radio program every day? I think they call it the
Secret Melody or something like that.
Speaker 6: Okay, the Secret Melody. Well here we go, Well, get
started started. I already finished.
Speaker 1: What you talking about?
Speaker 2: That's all ass to the banjer part.
Speaker 6: You see, we got a twelve piece Augustry and every
musician just gets the music for his own part. Now
the Banjer party is.
Speaker 1: Play that again. That's very good, missus Jackson. A lot
of feeling in that, especially to the crescendo into the
Auga regatta. Well, now that qualifies you for the meta
Polam already does that for one thing. Now to prove
that you got a good ear. What is the title
of the thing you just played that secret melody? Oh?
Speaker 6: The title of Uh oh, so that's what you fellas
was after I know there was something fishy about this.
Listen to you, big bum, get out of here, beat
it here we get do.
Speaker 1: Oh, hello there, Lee Roy, I see you home already,
and I your brother in law.
Speaker 2: Uh well, goof uh.
Speaker 1: I hear that you got a job as a janitor.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I got a job at the radio station down
here on Lennox Avenue.
Speaker 5: Uh you mean the.
Speaker 1: Radio station where they're running that secret melody country. That's right?
Speaker 7: And you know something, Kingfish, I knows the name of
the song you does. Yeah, but it don't do me
no good because employees at the radio station ain't loud.
Speaker 1: The end of the contest.
Speaker 3: Well, dear darling.
Speaker 2: Brother in law, I love you, I love you.
Speaker 1: Look here. How about you giving me the answer?
Speaker 7: Well, I wouldn't be honest, but since you is my
dear brother in law, I let you have it for
a hundred bucks.
Speaker 1: One hundred bucks, howe you want to now, luck le Roy,
look here serious Now, I ain't got the money right now,
but i'll tell you what. Give me till tomorrow and
I'll have the hundred dollars for you.
Speaker 7: Okay, King Fish. Then I give you the name of
the secret melody.
Speaker 1: Oh that's great boy. When I get that two thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Prize money, I'm gonna.
Speaker 1: Rise way up in the sky like a great big star. Shine,
Rise and shine.
Speaker 5: You gotta rise and shine.
Speaker 3: Sign up and take it.
Speaker 1: Rise and shine. That's what you'll make it.
Speaker 2: If gloom that so and so should get you as
he soons does.
Speaker 5: Shock hot when just as the moon does shine, don't be.
Speaker 1: Your things.
Speaker 5: Around the corner.
Speaker 1: I'm trying it.
Speaker 2: There's nothing to it.
Speaker 5: You can do it like the sun.
Speaker 1: Shop on, little children, Come on, little children, now, just.
Speaker 5: You keep your lamps right.
Speaker 2: Oh you know it.
Speaker 5: Is for the juke. Leave all rise shine God, glory God, Rise,
shine God, glory right and shine, and you've got the glory, glory.
Speaker 1: Shine and shine.
Speaker 2: It's gloom that so and so should get you as
he soon does.
Speaker 5: Shout hide, Ho ho, and do spend the moondows shine.
Speaker 1: Don't be your mourn nerve.
Speaker 2: There's nothing to you can with like the sun.
Speaker 5: You know you've got a rise.
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Speaker 8: I came first, my blood pressures up, I got shooting
pains in my breast, I got turblos.
Speaker 2: You can't but oh I can't complain.
Speaker 1: Sorry, Look up, I need a hundred dollars to buy
the name of a secret melody. Now, could you lend
it to me? Listen?
Speaker 8: Can trist Every time I see you you gip me
and the dolmars cost me money? Wait a min you
know bard money breaks up friendships. We've been pails for years.
If I can lend you a hundred dollars, then you
do it to me, and you'd start avoiding me.
Speaker 2: You'd never speak to.
Speaker 8: Me, you'd stop coming in my barble shop. Why didn't
even cross the street when you saw me?
Speaker 2: Why you you know?
Speaker 1: Can't fish?
Speaker 8: It's almost worth a hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Give it?
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, can't Trish. Money's too scarce these days? Why
I I hear that even the presidential candidates.
Speaker 1: Is feeling the bing? Uh what you mean?
Speaker 8: Well, they have they have, they have to spend all
their money from campaign, and you know it cost them
predicure to go around cavern around the country and make
him speak.
Speaker 1: You ye, somebody ought to take off a collection for
them for the collection.
Speaker 2: Uh hey, wait a minute.
Speaker 1: That give me an idea here, had to raise one hundred.
If I could convince and that that I has been
the point a special collector for the presidential candidate, maybe
he'd come across with some money.
Speaker 8: Yeah, are fairly worth a trial.
Speaker 1: I'll go over to the office now and I'll catch
handed and uh. Or this political angle might be just
the thing with everybody talking about voting and the everything.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, that's all My family has been discussed,
discussing to read. Yeah, and I'm bragging, bragging. Early election morning,
we'll all be down to post the vote. All except
my father.
Speaker 1: Well why ain't he voting? Short of well he he said.
Speaker 2: The issues in this campaign is is it that?
Speaker 1: He said?
Speaker 2: The way the party system works.
Speaker 3: He you can't uh he.
Speaker 8: Said, the international situation is you can't.
Speaker 2: He can't make a nex.
Speaker 1: Well hello, every hell on that king fish, Hi brother,
then I'm glad you dropped in. Uh just about to
call you on the phone. Oh something new happened on
that secret melody content. Oh no no, And I ain't
got no more time to monkey with that contest. I
didn't give that thing up. Our business now collecting campaign
funds for the presidential candidates. And I got your name
on militia. Yeah, I got you down for one hundred
dollars a year. H Is you gone crazy?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 1: Why must I give that much money to any campaign fund? Well,
patriot is Amanda, Yeah, but one hundred dollars? Oh, certainly
you was that patriotic. Benedict o'nold's grandson just sent him
two hundred. Well listen, which one of the candidates is
you collecting for anyway?
Speaker 5: Well, hold of man?
Speaker 1: Do you see? There's all spent so much money on
the presidential campaign that they're all flat busted. You made
to tell me to do. And Truman and all the
rest of them is broke. And look here, Miss Truman's
campaign fund is so looted for the past two weeks.
He ain't been able to afford no Secret Service men
to guard him. Holy, no fooler, ain't he getting no protection?
We're lucky that our fund was able to help out
a little. We sent him six bucks and he bought
market a pair of brass knuckles. The Canadate's done clear
at the money. Huh oh yeah, you take government to
do it that. The other night he wanted Madison Square
Garden to make a speech in he could only raise
half the rent for the players. He didn't let him
have it on. Oh yeah, yeah, dude got in there
all right. But they had to speak in the between
the rounds of a boxing match. Oh yeah, he was
talking from the ring. Huh yeah, But did he make
a good speech?
Speaker 2: Hard to tell. He got knocked out in the age round.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess with iron halls and all that stuff,
them candidates has got a lot of spencers, all right. Yeah, Well,
getting it to Mado neck stands off the clothes and
owner gon run and made nine hundred dollars. You know, man,
that's right, that's right. They've really been throwing a lot
of vegetables this year, ain't they. Well, the cools where
the Canada's running short of money the way it is,
why they don't mind getting that free food pitched at
him so much. Matter of fact, one candidate made his
last three speeches with a deep freeze unit right on
the platform with him. He was packing the stuff in
there fast as he was through it. I'll tell me this,
king fit if it helps out by donating of these candidates,
I get anything out of it, well natural and the
winning candidate will remember you after the election. For one
hundred dollars, I think I might be able to range
for you to get a job as director of the Mint.
Oh yeah, a job like that much pay pretty good?
Huh well, actually you you they they don't pay no
regular salary.
Speaker 2: But I think you make out all righty.
Speaker 1: And you see the official mint director of uniform got
twenty six pockets in it and you'll take home pays terrific. Boy,
that sounds like a job for me. Well, I ain't
got the cash with me, Kingfish, so I'll tell you
what I'll write you check here now for a one
hundred bucks and you'll never regret it. Now you will
be a national hero. Might even end up being buried
in grants too. Boy, that's great. I'd like to do
that right now. You know. Now here's a pen with
some in Candidad to sit down there. That's it now,
right after check now, as soon as you write it,
I'll go down the bank and deposit in the campaign
for Hello, Emma, Hello, I have it boy it Hi, Amas.
I don't pay no attention to man. They keep writing there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what is here writing there? Oh?
Speaker 1: A check?
Speaker 2: Who is your writing that to?
Speaker 1: And well, by the way, Almos house, all the children
all they're fine, kings fish fine, thank you?
Speaker 2: Say Andy? Who you're writing to?
Speaker 1: Check it? Amos. I'm doing this for the country. I'm
gonna be buried in grants too with Benedict Arnold. Now look, Andy,
now you got it all righty there, just sign your
name on to check him with all set? Okay? Well, Andy,
I see you're writing to check there for one hundred dollars.
That's a lot of money. Yeah, we got a lot
of candidates.
Speaker 2: Where is the check going?
Speaker 1: Well, I'm gonna don't tell them, man, Almos ain't on
my list? What kind of list?
Speaker 2: All sign that?
Speaker 1: Andy? Good?
Speaker 2: Now, I'll take the check.
Speaker 1: Down now and right to the bank. Wait a minute,
King's Fish, they ain't gonna dam dry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I gonna run to the bank.
Speaker 1: The pre us will dry it all. You see, Amas,
The Kingfish is collecting for all the candidates campaign fund
and I gets a political job no matter who gets
hit with the tomato. But Andy yous Hey said that
Kingfish ain't got nothing to do with no campaign fun.
He just jipped you out of one hundred dollars. If
I was you and I'd stopped payming on that check, Yeah,
he doesn't jip me. Let me get on that telephone
here and call the bank that Kingfish tell me I'm
gonna work in the mint and take my salary home
in a deep frieze.
Speaker 2: Well, hello, leroy, how was my dear brother in law?
Speaker 1: Fine? Kingfish? Sap, I ain't home yet, Uh, say, leroy,
dear about that one hundred dollars that I was gonna
riz to buy the name of that Secret Melody from here?
I almost had it, but to stop the payment on
the check on it just a second ahead of time.
If I have had on sneakers out of meter, Well
you can forget it, Kingfish, don't worry about the money.
Speaker 2: Yeah what you mean, Leroy? Well, I got.
Speaker 7: Tired of waiting for you, so I sold the name
of the Secret Melody to a fellow by the name
of Andrew Brown.
Speaker 2: Well, now wit him as you can't do that.
Speaker 1: You know, we have a playroom in our cellar where
I have my workshop and the kids keep their toys,
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Speaker 8: Well stone wall.
Speaker 1: The lawyer hiking, I want to talk to you if
you ain't too busy with the presidential elections.
Speaker 4: Nine in the resting politics this time. But four years
ago I election time, I really got out and bought
you know I would right in the middle of the
political campaign myself.
Speaker 1: Well, I can't picture you in politics.
Speaker 4: I made a smart move too, went all over the neighborhood.
You're kissing babies, kissing young girls, kissing mothers. Went off
through my district, kissing and kissing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, tell me this, So what was you running for?
Speaker 1: Stone Wall?
Speaker 4: I wouldn't run from the not just out for this smooching.
Speaker 1: Oh well, I looks doing all U and the uh
got the answer to that big secret melody radio contest,
and I want it for myself, And look like Andy
gonna win this thing. Get yourself two thousand dollars. I
can't let that slip through my fingers. What can I do?
Is doing on? I can't fink.
Speaker 4: If and they ruin two thousand dollars, he won't get
to keep all of it. The government will grab a
big percentage for taxes.
Speaker 1: Taxes are taxes. Hey, wait a minute's doing water? I
think it doesn't give me an angle there. I'll go
over and tell Andy that the government will take a
big percentage for taxes and he might get undis recurred,
then I might be able to get the name of
the secret melody out of it.
Speaker 3: Well you lost that, you know.
Speaker 4: Speaking of these giveaway programs, they they getting to cut into.
Speaker 3: My law practice.
Speaker 1: Uh, what you mean it's doing? Well?
Speaker 4: Three of my most dependable clients are gone out of business.
They say, if you can get the stuff from nothing on.
Speaker 2: The redit your why bother the stealing?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh, the Kingfish, what is you doing sitting here in
the lodge with that big smile on your face? Well,
and just sitting here thinking how lucky me and you
were that we ain't got no chance of winning that
secret melody contest? Uh, King Fit, excuse me for protruding. Uh,
I don't want to be ignorant about this thing, but
just why as we're loocky, why as we're lucky? Well,
ain't you heard about the new tax the government has
on all the prizecs that's won in these contents. They
got a tax on that. Now, how much is the tax,
King Fit?
Speaker 2: Well, the tax now is one per maybe more.
Speaker 1: All the cash money that has won in these contests
will straight down to Washington, down to Washington. Well, what
do they want with all the money down there, they
revise it up under the what is new as the
federal split the loot the plan. What do they need
more money for? Don't the government have enough taxes already?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 1: And there, it takes a lot of money to run
a big country like this. For instance, down in Washington,
they spends at least two million dollars a week printing
all them pamphlets. What kind of pamphlets? Pamphlets? Explain why
it costs so much to print the pamphlets stuff? Yeah,
that really gives us service, all right, don't they? Oh?
Speaker 5: Sure?
Speaker 1: And the government needs money for social security that runs
the way up in the big figure. Can't tell me something,
King Fish, Just what is that social security stuff? Oh?
Speaker 3: That's a big help too.
Speaker 1: And there when you are sixty five and can't work
no more, they has got it fixed so that you
get just enough money to starve to death the rest
of your life, you know. And and the government needs
money for the unemployment insurance. Or if it wasn't for that,
half the people in this country would be forced to
go to work. Or I tell them, in all king
fishes things like this. That makes me proud to be
in America.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the cancer.
Speaker 1: See that by winning the contest you would end up
worth off ten years. Now. Oh yeah, this is a mess,
all right. I sorry. I paid Leroy one hundred dollars
for the answer to that thing. You know you you
bought the answer from Lee roy Ander. Well, just as
a surprise for me, So you gonna win the country. Well,
my deepest sympathy end you know, from all you has
told me, kig Piz, I was really sorry that I
know that that secret melody is the Egyptian love song.
Speaker 2: Egyptian love song.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I got it.
Speaker 2: If you run along, see.
Speaker 1: You later, give me I'll go with you. I'll go
with you. Well, you know, a second thought, I think
I'll check into this tax business a little further and
see if there's any loopholes in the thing. Well, now
wait a minute, and anyway, but don't go look here.
Seeing that you ha un goot you out of one
hundred bucks by a blood relative of mine who is
also in the family.
Speaker 2: I was gonna refund you.
Speaker 1: The money so as not to be so much the
proud name of Stevens. I'll tell you what. I borrow
some money on the furniture and give you one hundred
dollars right away, Kingfish, you as a pal, Yes, say, Kingfish?
What you doing here at the lodge Hall this l
like today? Well, i'll tell you, Henry, I don't inviggle
the secret Melody or to end in. I sent it
into the radio station two three days ago, and the
contest ended the day, and I want to hear almost anytime. Now, Well,
that's wonderful. It looks like you're gonna be a rich
man king. Oh yeah, boy, I sure like to see
you in his face when he hears I won the
two thousand dollars. Yeah, i'll come in.
Speaker 5: I'm looking for George Stephens. Yeah, so that's me. That's me.
Speaker 1: Oh well, I'm from the Secret Melody radio program. Oh yes, sir, Yeah,
I'm happy to inform you, mister Stevens, that you've correctly
guessed our secret melody.
Speaker 3: Oh sure enough, yes, yes.
Speaker 5: I have the check for you right here.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, well it was sheer brien work. Most of sheer
brien work, and that two thousand dollars check you got
that gonna come in mighty hand of Yes. Well, mister Stephens,
the prize is two thousand dollars. But it seems that
a former janitor of ours, Leroy Smith, sold the answer
to two hundred and twenty five US, and your share
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