Speaker 1: From the elections are beginning to come in.
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Speaker 3: We would like to thank the Democratic and Republican parties
Speaker 3: for relinquishing their time that this program could be heard.
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Speaker 4: That's a pleasure to.
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Speaker 3: And good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 4: Nine O three Rod, nine O three, Red Red Catcher.
Speaker 4: Let me in on that. Surely someone besides you knows
Speaker 4: what it means.
Speaker 3: Nine O three means, yes, Rod, there's only one other guy, Kilroy.
Speaker 4: Well, you know that beautiful girl that came in last
Speaker 4: week and said Nino three, Yeah, Well, I haven't kind
Speaker 4: of showing her around, thinking she might give me a clue,
Speaker 4: you know, like a picture. Yeah, she's pretty.
Speaker 3: As a picture too, you know, Yeah, she's in.
Speaker 4: Focus all over to.
Speaker 3: Say by the little laughing this week, I see, Yes.
Speaker 4: I read the small print in my contract. Yeah, could
Speaker 4: run away with a shell. I get along with your
Speaker 4: camera hobby.
Speaker 3: Well, I think I'm beginning to click now. I'm just
Speaker 3: getting onto my four by five speed graphic.
Speaker 4: What is that? Four by five mets?
Speaker 3: That means four out of five of my pictures come
Speaker 3: out blank?
Speaker 4: Was it hard to work a speed graphic?
Speaker 3: No, it's very simple. First you consult your light meter,
Speaker 3: then you check the distance finder, then you set your
Speaker 3: limbs opening, and then the shutter speed, and then click.
Speaker 4: And you've got a picture. No, you forgot to put the.
Speaker 1: Film man, but you had your own dark room.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we forgot to pay the light bill last morning.
Speaker 4: Oh she did come back girl with that last week.
Speaker 7: Mister Skelton, I don't mean to bother you when you do.
Speaker 7: I was wondering you're interested in photography. Could I have
Speaker 7: prose for you sometime?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: I really don't know.
Speaker 4: Well could you.
Speaker 7: Take my picture in a bathing suit?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: Yes, but it's rather chilly for me to be running
Speaker 3: around the baiting.
Speaker 7: When you think it over and when you want to
Speaker 7: call me, I'm in the book.
Speaker 3: Well, can't be too choosy where we.
Speaker 4: Live these days.
Speaker 7: Good Bye, Now, I'll be seeing you, mister O'Connor nine
Speaker 7: o three, nine o three.
Speaker 4: Well, it looks like she's got your number.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not even a.
Speaker 4: Well now, folks, we have a surprise for Red.
Speaker 6: Here's mister Koi Watson with the Los Angeles Press Photographers Association.
Speaker 3: Go here to buy me up.
Speaker 8: No, we finally decided to accept you as one of
Speaker 8: our members. Now that you've learned to operate your camera correctly,
Speaker 8: we want you to be one of us.
Speaker 1: Red.
Speaker 8: We've listened to your show and decided that you should
Speaker 8: really be a member.
Speaker 3: The boys like me.
Speaker 8: Huh yes, yes, we figured you'll be needing a job
Speaker 8: anytime at the rate you're going.
Speaker 3: Now, this is not my business. You know that my
Speaker 3: mother doesn't know that I'm on the radio or in pictures.
Speaker 3: At the fact, she's never seen me break her heart
Speaker 3: if she knew I was in show business. She thinks
Speaker 3: I'm a bookie.
Speaker 8: But seriously, Red, the Boys of the Los Angeles Press
Speaker 8: Photographers Association recognize you, as do thousands of others, as
Speaker 8: one of the greatest showmen in the country, and as
Speaker 8: we also know, having worked with you in the past years,
Speaker 8: that you are one of the most cooperative stars in Hollywood.
Speaker 8: But above this, we consider you a regular guy and
Speaker 8: a real fellow. And it was with these thoughts in
Speaker 8: mind that we, the news photographers representing the Los Angeles newspapers,
Speaker 8: national news syndicates, and the national Motion picture news reels,
Speaker 8: voted to make you an honorary member of this association,
Speaker 8: and so in behalf of our ninety seven active members. Hi,
Speaker 8: the president of this group, takes sincere pleasure and presenting
Speaker 8: to you your gold membership card in the Los Angeles
Speaker 8: Press Photographers Association.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: I'm all right read, but don't forget to.
Speaker 3: Draw the slide.
Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 1: And now.
Speaker 3: Three red and uh a Nader is going to sing tonight.
Speaker 3: A garden in the rain.
Speaker 9: Is just a god little lame. A touch of colors,
Speaker 9: guys of bird, the range drops kissed the flow, the
Speaker 9: blasting raised that percy.
Speaker 1: Of perfume.
Speaker 8: Thank you thing said, Sure he was charing beyond compact.
Speaker 9: To babe, it was just that I listened with you,
Speaker 9: was just listen game rain. But then the sun came
Speaker 9: out again and samples happy, Oh the way. Surely he
Speaker 9: was charmed beyond complete to do.
Speaker 4: Maybe it was just that I was.
Speaker 9: With you, Joe. But then the son came out again
Speaker 9: and samples happen.
Speaker 3: Oh to night.
Speaker 1: Castire.
Speaker 3: The story is in a Skelton scrap book of satire
Speaker 3: is about photography. Our characters are fictional.
Speaker 6: If you can picture such people living, you'll find that
Speaker 6: they're out of focus and should be overexposed.
Speaker 3: Character twenty seven is entitled you want to see a picture?
Speaker 3: I doubt if there's a father alive who hasn't proudly
Speaker 3: forced the stranger to look at the photograph of his
Speaker 3: wife or children. And Willie Lumplump is our victim service, Sir,
Speaker 3: what are you gonna have?
Speaker 4: You serve tea here?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yes, we do. Why I was in the wrong place,
Speaker 3: mister lap lamp? Well, well, what are you going to
Speaker 3: eat today? Food?
Speaker 4: For a change.
Speaker 3: I'll hurry it up.
Speaker 4: But you haven't honored yet.
Speaker 3: I'm in a hurry. I'll order a wallow meating. He
Speaker 3: got any meat? I likes to meet?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 3: Got what I mean?
Speaker 4: Yes, Sam?
Speaker 3: We got chicken roasted toasted fries, dude, And I like chicken, chicken, chicken.
Speaker 3: I've beaten some like chicken the last two years. I'm
Speaker 3: getting a foul mine.
Speaker 4: I don't have a cup of tea.
Speaker 3: A cup of tea? Do you mind if I sit here, buddy.
Speaker 1: Not at all.
Speaker 3: I'm just having a cup of tea. You know I
Speaker 3: usually drink can he coffee keeps me awake.
Speaker 1: My name is Long Thompson. I didn't catch your name.
Speaker 3: I didn't throw it. It's wooly ump for him?
Speaker 4: How do you spell with two lumps?
Speaker 3: Neck?
Speaker 4: Oh, here's your teeth?
Speaker 3: Anything else I can do for you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Homer nos while I drink it.
Speaker 1: Brother, you have what is generally known as bets and
Speaker 1: the belfry.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And what's more, they ring a chime every hour
Speaker 3: on the hour.
Speaker 1: By the way, how is your wife?
Speaker 3: You trying to start an argument?
Speaker 1: I like it If i'm married, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I was track.
Speaker 1: Oh how old were you when you got married?
Speaker 3: We were both twenty nine. I'm thirty two now I'm
Speaker 3: my wife twenty six. Anyway, I'm celebrating my wooden wedding anniversary.
Speaker 1: Wooden wedding, that's five years.
Speaker 3: Oh, we've been married too.
Speaker 4: But she's a blockhead, you.
Speaker 3: Boy, and she nag rude wine nick nag.
Speaker 1: Now, I guess I'm lucky. My wife's an angel.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. How long have you been dead?
Speaker 1: I didn't mean it that way. I meant that she's kind. Oh,
Speaker 1: I should we have three kids? Have you been blessed?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: We ain't got any.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe you be happier if you had a youngster.
Speaker 2: You can watch them grow up and follow your footsteps.
Speaker 3: Oh, they couldn't follow my footsteps.
Speaker 4: I hardly made it here, Mosel.
Speaker 1: Don't happen to have a picture of your wife on you? Dah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mind, that's why I got this shocked express
Speaker 3: you know?
Speaker 1: I mean, don't you have a photograph?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: I can't get a picture developed. They're afraid to stay
Speaker 3: in the dark room with a face.
Speaker 1: You'd be lots happier if you carried a picture. Would
Speaker 1: you care to see the pictures of my wife and kids?
Speaker 4: No? I wouldn't.
Speaker 3: What did you say, I said, no, I don't want
Speaker 3: to see him.
Speaker 1: Just a second, wise guy.
Speaker 2: I am a proud father, and it's been the customs
Speaker 2: since the beginning of photography for a man to carry
Speaker 2: pictures of his kids.
Speaker 3: Thanks why I never liked the Indians, do you They
Speaker 3: didn't stop with carrying pictures. They carried the kids to.
Speaker 1: Lonely take a second to show him.
Speaker 10: I don't want to see him, Bob. If you don't mind, Bob,
Speaker 10: I don't want.
Speaker 4: To see him. I came in here for a cup
Speaker 4: of tea, nothing else. Look.
Speaker 3: All the time I was in the army, I allly
Speaker 3: did was looking pictures going across the ocean in Italy
Speaker 3: every five minutes. Some guys can watch your picture my wife. Good,
Speaker 3: I did watch your picture of a kid?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I kid, youse.
Speaker 3: Kids have some of the ugliest things.
Speaker 1: I haven't.
Speaker 10: Now I'm I don't have to look at them things anymore,
Speaker 10: and I don't want to see yours.
Speaker 4: If you don't mind, I'll just have my tea. Look,
Speaker 4: wise guy, Yeah, let go my lapel.
Speaker 2: You're going to look at my family pictures? Are I'll
Speaker 2: take you out to my truck and wind you around
Speaker 2: the cranks.
Speaker 3: Now, come on, let go my suit, will you? Hey,
Speaker 3: Bob Hope, he's got an award for being best dressed sportsman.
Speaker 3: You know you know what he was wearing at the time.
Speaker 3: But what have bing Crosby shirts?
Speaker 4: You truck clim Oh?
Speaker 3: Well, why didn't you say that?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 3: You don't have to if I any chance to have
Speaker 3: a picture of your beautiful wife and kids when you do.
Speaker 1: Uh, would you really like to see them? Would you
Speaker 1: really would? Is really?
Speaker 3: Well, let's not get sickening about it.
Speaker 1: Gosh, I ain't showed them for so long. I almost
Speaker 1: forgot what they look like.
Speaker 3: It's been all ten minutes.
Speaker 1: Let's see what I do with them. Here are here
Speaker 1: my wallet. I've got some pictures of my kids.
Speaker 3: Hey, it kid looks like Abraham Lincoln.
Speaker 4: Give me back that five dollar pill.
Speaker 3: Had too many wrinkles for young prick.
Speaker 4: Now medical science offers proof positive, no.
Speaker 5: Other leading cigarette gives you less nicotine less throat debritating
Speaker 5: tars than the new smoother, better tasting Ray. Yes, proof positive,
Speaker 5: No other leading cigarette gives you less nicotine less throat
Speaker 5: irritating tars than the new Ray. That lovely star of
Speaker 5: the Shocking Miss Pilgrims, Betty Grable says, quote, I've read.
Speaker 7: Reports and medical science has proved no other leading cigarette
Speaker 7: gives you less nicotine. Let's throat irritating tars.
Speaker 1: That's why I've switched to Rallies for smoking place.
Speaker 6: Right, Betty Grable. Those tests were based on the method
Speaker 6: used by the United States government. So friends enjoy than
Speaker 6: you smoother, better tasting Ray. And remember, medical science offers
Speaker 6: proof positive.
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Speaker 5: irritating tars than the new Raleigh cigarettes.
Speaker 6: David Forrester now introduces a new number by Gil Baumguard,
Speaker 6: one of our outstanding young composers.
Speaker 4: It's called Frustration.
Speaker 3: Chapter twenty eight is entitled Amateur Photographers. Children are always
Speaker 3: interested in pictures, and a great pastime for them would
Speaker 3: be let them have a camera of their own.
Speaker 11: Junior, where are you, dear? Are you in the kitchen
Speaker 11: near the cookie jar? No, I'm in the living room, Junia.
Speaker 11: How would you like to do something? Well, I'm not
Speaker 11: kind of weak from life of sleep, you know. I
Speaker 11: didn't take me now for well, I wanted to send
Speaker 11: John an Errand to the drug store. You mean when
Speaker 11: they got their ice cream cones pineapple flow. Yes, I'm
Speaker 11: still a little weak, but I think I can hobble
Speaker 11: down now.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to give you money for any of
Speaker 3: those things, Junior. They're bad for your stomach. Well, I
Speaker 3: won't follow them here. I'll just take them and didn't
Speaker 3: fit them out, you know, But I only wanted to
Speaker 3: get the film I left there to be developed. Oh
Speaker 3: you mean the grand clok. Yes, I'm dying to see
Speaker 3: how they came out. They'll be blurred like they always
Speaker 3: you know, world we get can't get nothing and focus.
Speaker 3: That's because he's nearsighted, beer sided. And while you're at
Speaker 3: the drug store, ask the man to reload this box
Speaker 3: camera for me. And here's a dollar and a court Okay, okay,
Speaker 3: all right, now you take that and read keeat what
Speaker 3: you're supposed to do at the drug store, Well, get
Speaker 3: your pictures, reload your camera, and pick up a few
Speaker 3: gum drops. I didn't say anything about gum drop, I know,
Speaker 3: but you will when I get home. Do you want
Speaker 3: to take your dog? No, he got fleas. I don't
Speaker 3: want to take h embarrass his meer. Gush he squatches
Speaker 3: right out in the open. Will if it had so
Speaker 3: many fleas, why don't you give.
Speaker 4: Him a back?
Speaker 3: Never, boy, I wouldn't give him anything. I wouldn't take myself.
Speaker 3: Come on, if we're gonna Junior, be careful crossing the street.
Speaker 3: The car might hit you don't have bumpers, No, they don't.
Speaker 3: And you don't want the cave in front.
Speaker 4: Of a car in.
Speaker 3: Okaya.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm sorry, little not.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm not hurt. You just knocked me down with
Speaker 3: your aunt you see.
Speaker 7: Well, goodbye, and remember nine o three, nine o three.
Speaker 3: I got a feeling of stuff like that. It's gonna
Speaker 3: make me lose interest in me. Tricycle wall, get a
Speaker 3: funny shot, won't nobody looking. I think I'll spend some
Speaker 3: of these schools around at the county.
Speaker 4: Junior stopped. Stop spending these empty schools around.
Speaker 3: Well, you're too heavy with your people in them there.
Speaker 3: I can't explain them with a Hey when my grandma
Speaker 3: want them pictures, she left her to be developed, and
Speaker 3: she wants you to reload the box camera here.
Speaker 4: Well that's simple. Let me have the camera. Sun.
Speaker 3: Look, don't call me Shane if you don't mean it,
Speaker 3: because my grandma. You're awful quick on the uptake, you.
Speaker 4: Know, Junior, I'd love to have a little boy like you.
Speaker 3: You've been drinking and prescriptions to get anxious.
Speaker 4: I'll here's your camera, all of it. Now you better
Speaker 4: get home.
Speaker 3: Okay. I want to learn how to take pictures. I
Speaker 3: haven't the time the teacher, you got time to sweep
Speaker 3: up the store?
Speaker 1: No I have.
Speaker 3: Can you better show me how to take picture?
Speaker 4: I said, beat it?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, not going to tell me that boy, you
Speaker 3: don't kill me.
Speaker 4: Oh all right, take pictures.
Speaker 1: With this camera.
Speaker 4: I had just looked through this little window on the
Speaker 4: top movie big fat head. Will you and when you
Speaker 4: see what you want, push down on this little level. Yeah,
Speaker 4: just turn this little nobb until you come to another number.
Speaker 3: Well here I am three years you and I didn't
Speaker 3: know that. Well, live and learn.
Speaker 4: I always said, this is the rate you're learning. You
Speaker 4: won't live long now. It all comes to a dollar
Speaker 4: twenty five.
Speaker 3: Here's a dollar. Take it out of that doughter's not enough.
Speaker 4: I can't take it out of that.
Speaker 3: Well, give it back to me. I don't force money
Speaker 3: on anybody.
Speaker 6: Your grandmother must have given you more money, another quarter
Speaker 6: perhaf No she didn't know.
Speaker 4: And what if you got your fist doubled up like
Speaker 4: that for I still hit you in.
Speaker 3: The nose if you try to take this quarter out
Speaker 3: of the other head.
Speaker 4: Oh so you do have another quarter?
Speaker 3: All right, take a take it down. No means enough
Speaker 3: to meet me, poor little piggy back. I'll go to
Speaker 3: bed with it. He's shepperate and.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm sorry, junire. Here's a peppermint con soul.
Speaker 3: I don't want one.
Speaker 4: You don't know I want to. Here's your camera. Goodbye,
Speaker 4: Come on.
Speaker 3: Skip me, come on by, come on my one. A
Speaker 3: nice day. Everybody looks so happy widow. Does they know
Speaker 3: I room in the streets loose, brand new one boy,
Speaker 3: that's really new?
Speaker 1: What you matter?
Speaker 3: But you never ground unless there's something wrong. Don't you
Speaker 3: like that car? Or you just growl them like everybody
Speaker 3: else cause you I'm gonna take a picture of the car.
Speaker 3: Throw the grandma here? You mean you get him getting
Speaker 3: down the fixed? Shoot tastes. There's one standing here all
Speaker 3: by himself. I think I'm moozy over and see what's
Speaker 3: cooking around?
Speaker 4: Hey? You missed?
Speaker 8: Then?
Speaker 1: Okay, kid, keep moving. We're doing a little job on
Speaker 1: the inside. Nothing but a big fag out where you
Speaker 1: there's your grandmother?
Speaker 3: How do you know? You know? You know?
Speaker 2: Mike dog don't like you? He goes, that's tough. Don't
Speaker 2: get going, kid, Head from home before you get hurt.
Speaker 3: Well I can get hurt there. I guess he's fast.
Speaker 3: You know, Hey, why didn't you go in the bank
Speaker 3: with you buddies?
Speaker 1: They won't let me go with him. I don't use puns.
Speaker 3: Oh, I couldn't use that guy either, now, Uh, don't
Speaker 3: you know?
Speaker 4: I do like you?
Speaker 3: Look, I've never seen somebody so henry looking at me
Speaker 3: like since I looked in the mirror last.
Speaker 2: I never seen nobody that yet moving kids. When my
Speaker 2: friends come out of that bank, there's leble to be
Speaker 2: some fireworks.
Speaker 3: Fireworks. Well again, you wouldn't mind having a little punk
Speaker 3: like me around.
Speaker 1: Then I'm warning her for the last time.
Speaker 3: Oh you got a water place, so too. I can
Speaker 3: see you done your cook squirt me with it? God
Speaker 3: squeak me on your way here, don't go, and I
Speaker 3: don't be carry the ripping.
Speaker 2: You see how he's frowning at if he protects me, well,
Speaker 2: come on and get come under the car and protect me.
Speaker 2: I'm going to count three, and if you ain't out
Speaker 2: of sight.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna take your picture. Foot you can't take my picture?
Speaker 3: Come on, I can't take Come on? Good? I right?
Speaker 4: Is that you? I?
Speaker 3: You know I've been running to fast house way beyond me?
Speaker 4: So? Oh yes, why here's a sheet.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm cattletail Gray.
Speaker 4: What's happened?
Speaker 3: Well, I was walking past the bank and she men
Speaker 3: jump out a great big crn and went inside. And
Speaker 3: they had guns, old cannons. They got dirty looking bunch
Speaker 3: of bank robbers. They want how do you know they
Speaker 3: were a bank cropping? They all look like comforty bull guard. Now,
Speaker 3: who could I don't know about eight to five?
Speaker 4: Whoever?
Speaker 3: They say you're looking for me? No, no, no, don't
Speaker 3: roll up with your door up to cover. They're gonna
Speaker 3: take me for a while. Don't how did that birdcake?
Speaker 3: They'd have to take me too. Maybe they're enough room,
Speaker 3: you know. Okay, it's off the John.
Speaker 2: We just received word that Junior was a with the
Speaker 2: snow Bank horn up. I ain't talking telling me mosspe
Speaker 2: what about a round the block away? He said he
Speaker 2: saw the boy take a picture of one of the
Speaker 2: bonders escaping. No, the insurance company would pay two thousand
Speaker 2: dollars for the pictures, they say identify the boutles.
Speaker 3: Ten thousand dollars. Couldn't it t keep me in bubble
Speaker 3: gum for the rest of me life. W I'll go
Speaker 3: get the camera. I go get the tell now hit
Speaker 3: it under the port.
Speaker 4: There you is.
Speaker 3: You were no money making rascal.
Speaker 4: You.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna see if the pictures you're in focused. Look
Speaker 3: at the pictures. See red and black on one side
Speaker 3: and yellow stuff.
Speaker 1: In the middle.
Speaker 3: My eyes must be getting bad. I don't remember taking
Speaker 3: anything like that. Well, you can save your money here's
Speaker 3: the film. Took it out of camera and dog blank,
Speaker 3: oh soon you didn't has to be developed first. Now
Speaker 3: she tells me, sorry, fish Coppetence, Well you stay here.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go catch them crooks and get me bubble
Speaker 3: gum money. You're too little, No I'm not. I take
Speaker 3: some rocks with me. Now put your jumps on their
Speaker 3: head so big. When the ambulance come, the pumps will ride.
Speaker 3: Now have to walk behind the wire, gosh, sneak up
Speaker 3: to their hideout, and no riddle me to pick with
Speaker 3: a fute gun and nick got gun, and then they're
Speaker 3: gonna keep right on working. Gona bow me down the
Speaker 3: fifteen gun fire, and there I will be dead, a
Speaker 3: hero against crime. No, no, no, he scared me. Is
Speaker 3: a little hard.
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