Speaker 1: Mother, Is Maxwell House really the only coffee in the world.
Speaker 2: Well, your father says so, and your father knows best.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's father knows best.
Speaker 4: Transcribed in Hollywood starring Robert Young his father A half
Speaker 4: hour visit with your neighbors, the Andersons, brought to you
Speaker 4: by America's favorite coffee, Maxwell House, the coffee that's always
Speaker 4: good to the last drop. A decade or so before
Speaker 4: the turn of the twentieth century, the city editor of
Speaker 4: The New York Sun came up with a remarkably simple
Speaker 4: definition of news.
Speaker 3: When a door dog bites a man.
Speaker 4: He said, that is not news because it happened so often.
Speaker 4: But if a man bites a dog, that is news. Well,
Speaker 4: in Springfield, in the white frame house on Maple Street,
Speaker 4: news may very well be in the making. Nothing unusual
Speaker 4: has happened thus far. But it's quite possible that before
Speaker 4: the week is out, a man named Anderson will bite
Speaker 4: a dog like this.
Speaker 5: Holy cow, Dad, I couldn't help it.
Speaker 3: But when you signed the good driving place.
Speaker 5: But I wasn't even driving dead. The car was just
Speaker 5: sitting there.
Speaker 3: And the fender dropped off all by itself. Sure, but
Speaker 3: that's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.
Speaker 4: But it's true, Dad, I wouldn't be surprised that the
Speaker 4: whole car fell apart.
Speaker 3: Is that so there's nothing wrong with the car? And
Speaker 3: you know it? Daddy? What is it? Kathy?
Speaker 1: Did you know that in the Polar regions, dogs are
Speaker 1: the chief means of transportation.
Speaker 3: What's that got to do with Bud knocking a fender
Speaker 3: off the car?
Speaker 5: I didn't knock it off dead, it fell off.
Speaker 3: But unless you're willing to tell me the truth.
Speaker 2: Jim, but is not in the habit of telling lies.
Speaker 2: And if he says the fender fell off, then it.
Speaker 5: Fell off and we put it back on again with wire. Dad,
Speaker 5: you'd never even know the difference.
Speaker 3: Oh fine, But if I ever find out? Oh never mind?
Speaker 3: May I have my coffee? Margaret?
Speaker 2: Of course, dear here.
Speaker 3: You are, thank you?
Speaker 1: Nothing? What it doesn't have anything to do with Bud
Speaker 1: knocking a fender.
Speaker 3: Off the car? I did not wait a minute, But Kathy,
Speaker 3: what doesn't have anything to do with Bud knocking a
Speaker 3: fender off the car?
Speaker 1: Dogs are the chief means of transportation in the Colar regions.
Speaker 3: Fine, I'll order a dog sled in the morning. Is
Speaker 3: that what you want?
Speaker 1: Oh no, I just wanted to tell you, well, thank
Speaker 1: you very much. You're welcome.
Speaker 3: The silliest thing I've ever heard in my life. That
Speaker 3: car is practically as good as it was the day
Speaker 3: we bought it. Might need a little paint here and there, Daddy.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 3: Kathy?
Speaker 1: Did you know that the dog has been chosen as
Speaker 1: the companion of man because of his fidelity and intelligence?
Speaker 3: Well, i'd heard rumors, but it's nice to have it
Speaker 3: on such complete authority.
Speaker 2: You're welcome, Dan, Yes, Bud.
Speaker 5: Does that mean that I can't have the car on
Speaker 5: Thursday anymore?
Speaker 3: No? I suppose it'll be all right, But in the
Speaker 3: future I wish you'd be a little more careful, That's all.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be surprised if the roofcave.
Speaker 3: Then, Betty, what's gotten into you until the night? The
Speaker 3: only complaint you ever had about the car was that
Speaker 3: you didn't get it often enough, Jim.
Speaker 2: Yes, Margaret, the Leggots have a new car, a convertible.
Speaker 3: Oh well, pardon me.
Speaker 1: Dogs are read for sports, as watchdogs, for guarding and
Speaker 1: driving sheep, and for plain ordinary dogs.
Speaker 3: Kathy, deep in your obscure little mind, how see you?
Speaker 3: It is you stay right where you are. I wanted
Speaker 3: to get to the bottom of this dissertation on dogs.
Speaker 3: But yes, Dan, see who's at the door?
Speaker 5: Holy cow, nobody else around here knew how.
Speaker 3: To open a door. All right, Kathy, will you explain
Speaker 3: something to me as simply as possible. Why this sudden
Speaker 3: interest in the history of our canine companions? Huh? Dogs?
Speaker 1: Oh well, dogs are pets, and everybody says the man's
Speaker 1: best friend, and they probably be girls' best friends too.
Speaker 1: And I don't see.
Speaker 3: Why, Kathy, are you going to start that dog business again?
Speaker 1: But everybody I know has a dog.
Speaker 3: I don't see what you know as well as I
Speaker 3: that Betty's allergic to dogs. They make her sneeze. Oh,
Speaker 3: come on in ed Hello Jim, Margaret. We're just finishing
Speaker 3: our dinner. And how about a cup of coffee? Oh no, thanks, Jim.
Speaker 3: I well, I just want.
Speaker 6: To talk to you about your dog or what bo
Speaker 6: I wouldn't mind if we were just an ordinary rose bush.
Speaker 3: Jim, But this was a bengal, a.
Speaker 6: Genuine hibiscus roses and ensus and I only had two.
Speaker 3: And you ought to see the one he dug up.
Speaker 3: It's a complete wreck ed Yes, Jim, what dog? Well,
Speaker 3: your dog? We don't have a dog, you know that, Daddy. Jim.
Speaker 3: I dislike this whole thing as much as you do.
Speaker 6: But that bush cost me thirteen dollars, and we don't
Speaker 6: have a dog, Daddy. And I wouldn't even know where
Speaker 6: to get another one. They only had two in town.
Speaker 6: I bought both of them.
Speaker 3: And yes, Jim, we don't have a dog, daddy. Kathy,
Speaker 3: I'm talking to mister Davis.
Speaker 1: I know, Daddy, but I want to tell you something.
Speaker 3: All right, what is it?
Speaker 1: We have a dog?
Speaker 3: That's fine, look, and I know how you must feel,
Speaker 3: but we what Kathy, your Joe? What do you mean
Speaker 3: we have a dog?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 1: It was such a poor little dog, Daddy, and he
Speaker 1: kept following me and following me.
Speaker 3: Kathy, you mean we have a dog here?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 2: Huh, Aunt.
Speaker 3: Betty, stop that. I can't stop it. Father, You certainly can. Kathy.
Speaker 3: You've been told a thousand times not to bring a
Speaker 3: dog into the house.
Speaker 5: A chounce.
Speaker 1: She's just doing that to be me.
Speaker 9: I have dog.
Speaker 1: She wasn't sneezing before, and the dog was here all
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 3: Where what where is it? Where's what the dog?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: The dog? Unt Kathy, where did you put the dog
Speaker 3: in the playroom? Well, we'll just see about that.
Speaker 6: Of course, it isn't the most valuable rose bush in
Speaker 6: the world, Jim.
Speaker 3: But if you you the trouble i'd gone through. Jim,
Speaker 3: where are you going down to the playroom?
Speaker 1: Oh, daddy, Please don't be mean to the little dog.
Speaker 1: He wouldn't hurt a fly.
Speaker 3: Where do you think you're going, Bud?
Speaker 5: Can I come with you? Gosh, I just want to
Speaker 5: look at it.
Speaker 3: I didn't mean to start all this trouble, Jim, But
Speaker 3: after all, he did dig up the roads. I know ed.
Speaker 3: I'll be very glad to pay for it as soon as.
Speaker 10: We Oh my aching back, look at the size of
Speaker 10: that thing.
Speaker 3: I'll just wait for you upstairs, Jim. Kathy, that isn't
Speaker 3: a dog. It's a werewolf.
Speaker 1: No, it isn't, Daddy. It's a dog, and you're you're
Speaker 1: frightening him.
Speaker 3: I'm frightening him.
Speaker 1: Poor little fella. We're not going to hurt.
Speaker 3: You, Kathy. Get away from it. You heard me, Kathy,
Speaker 3: You don't get away from metal. Well, stay over there
Speaker 3: if that's what he wants, but don't get too close.
Speaker 2: David said there was a line in the basement to Joe.
Speaker 1: Kathy, you've met cute mommy.
Speaker 2: Kathy, come over here.
Speaker 3: You you better do as your mother says.
Speaker 5: Maybe she better do what the dog says.
Speaker 2: Oh, Jim, what are we going to do.
Speaker 3: We're going to find out where he belongs and get
Speaker 3: rid of him. That's what we're going to do.
Speaker 1: Oh, Daddy, you can't. He's your beautiful dog and he's
Speaker 1: so easy to see.
Speaker 3: This cookie, Bud. See what the tag says on his collar.
Speaker 3: On his collar.
Speaker 1: Oh, he won't hurt you, but will you?
Speaker 3: George? Well, go ahead, Bud. There's nothing to be afraid of.
Speaker 5: That's a nice fellow. Nice George.
Speaker 1: His name isn't exactly George, Budd. I just call him there.
Speaker 5: Oh, you're a great help nice boy.
Speaker 2: That's a nice boy boy.
Speaker 3: What does it say, Bud?
Speaker 5: Gargantua?
Speaker 3: The third.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's how you say?
Speaker 5: Is property of Michael Reid Orchard Avenue?
Speaker 3: Orchard Avenue when that's a mile away. How did he
Speaker 3: get clear over here?
Speaker 1: I think he walked.
Speaker 3: Well, he can walk right back. But call mister Reid
Speaker 3: and tell him we have his dog.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, Kathy, it isn't our dog. And we've got
Speaker 2: to send him back home.
Speaker 8: But Mommy, I love him, so.
Speaker 5: Don't try, Kathy, Gosh, you still got us.
Speaker 8: Everybody's got somebody, and all I have is you.
Speaker 2: Do you want me to answer it?
Speaker 4: Never mind, I'm right here, mister Anderson. I'm mister Reid Chaffeur.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, come on right in.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Very nice of you to go to all
Speaker 3: this trouble. Oh, it's no trouble at all. Mister Reed
Speaker 3: was quite concerned about God, and you were quite concerned. Well,
Speaker 3: we weren't too happy about him ourselves. Kathy, do you
Speaker 3: want me?
Speaker 2: Daddy?
Speaker 3: The man is here for the dog. She'll have it
Speaker 3: up here in this minute. A peculiar looking animal, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Oh no, it's a very valuable dog by Marama, bybe.
Speaker 4: You don't say yes, it's a German hunting dog, very intelligent.
Speaker 3: Well that's a matter of opinion, Kathy. Will you please
Speaker 3: hurry yady?
Speaker 1: I can't find him. You what, oh, Daddy, the most
Speaker 1: terrible thing happened.
Speaker 3: He got away, Kathy.
Speaker 1: But he did, Daddy. I just opened the door and
Speaker 1: he was gone.
Speaker 3: You didn't happen to give him a push?
Speaker 1: Oh Daddy? How can you say?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: Maybe one little push.
Speaker 3: I'll see here, Kathleen.
Speaker 1: Oh, you don't have to worry, daddy. I think I
Speaker 1: can find him again later.
Speaker 4: I'm awfully sorry about this, I understand.
Speaker 3: Oh hello, ed Oh, Jim, I don't like it. Please.
Speaker 3: I told you i'd get you another rose bush and
Speaker 3: I will first thing in the morning. I know, Jim,
Speaker 3: but after all got away. Yes, I know he.
Speaker 6: Got away, only he didn't get far enough away.
Speaker 3: Have you seen him? Yes, I've seen him.
Speaker 6: He's in my backyard and he's having a wonderful time.
Speaker 3: All right, Kathy, go get him jemwhere and Jim?
Speaker 6: Yes, when you get that hibiscus sentenceus tomorrow make it too.
Speaker 11: Oh no.
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Speaker 3: Good to the last drop.
Speaker 4: The dog is a creature whose principal feature is love,
Speaker 4: and there's nothing can daunt him. He'll stay by your
Speaker 4: side as though he were tired, especially if.
Speaker 3: You don't want it.
Speaker 4: A few days have gone by, and in Springfield we
Speaker 4: find a most unhappy individual between roses which cannot be
Speaker 4: found and a dog which refuses to get lost.
Speaker 3: Jim Anderson's lot is a miserable one. Indeed, like this,
Speaker 3: God give him.
Speaker 1: Isn't he cute?
Speaker 7: Daddy?
Speaker 1: He wants to pray?
Speaker 3: Well, tell him to play with something else, Daddy, All right.
Speaker 3: I like him, but you don't see me fighting his shoes.
Speaker 1: Oh, he just wants to be friend.
Speaker 3: No good fenders. Why don't they make the bolts big enough?
Speaker 3: They don't want you to fix your car. That's what
Speaker 3: expect you to buy a new in every five minutes, Daddy,
Speaker 3: what is it, Kathy? George is hungry, George is hungry.
Speaker 3: George is sleepy? George, George, George, Kathy, Yes, Daddy, how
Speaker 3: many times have you found that dog?
Speaker 1: Six?
Speaker 3: And how many times have we sent him home?
Speaker 1: Six?
Speaker 3: Most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Any dog gets stupid
Speaker 3: enough to get trapped in back of a fence six
Speaker 3: times in a row. Oh yeah, come on over here,
Speaker 3: I've got good news for you. Okay, Hey see George
Speaker 3: is back again. Idiotic animal comes clear over here from
Speaker 3: Orchard Avenue and then gets stuck in back of the
Speaker 3: Willoughbys fence. Smart dog, he is.
Speaker 1: Smart, Daddy. He knows that's where I meet him.
Speaker 3: Well, why don't you leave him there? Let somebody else
Speaker 3: find him for a change.
Speaker 1: For Daddy's moved away. There wouldn't be anybody to feed him.
Speaker 3: He can always eat rose bushes. Oh that's what I
Speaker 3: wanted to tell you, Ed, there they are you mean those? Yeah,
Speaker 3: two Bengals, and I had to go clear to plain
Speaker 3: Field to get them.
Speaker 6: Jim, I don't like to be difficult, but those aren't benals.
Speaker 3: They most certainly are. Look at the tags, well mark bengals.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 6: Oh well, you see, Jim, there are two kinds of bengals,
Speaker 6: Highbiscus rosa sentensus and rose of Japanicus. Now mine were
Speaker 6: Hibiscus senensus, and they're a much hardier variety.
Speaker 3: And a rose is a rose. And you said benals.
Speaker 6: I don't like, argued Jim, But I said Hibiscus senensus.
Speaker 6: You see, the Japanicus is very susceptible to mildew in thrips.
Speaker 3: That's bad.
Speaker 6: Huh oh, yes, especially around here. The Japanicus doesn't do
Speaker 6: well in Springfield at all. It needs a much milder climate.
Speaker 3: I see you. You wouldn't consider moving nothing. I'll keep
Speaker 3: looking at after all, once a few more days, I
Speaker 3: wouldn't be able to do anything but work anyway.
Speaker 4: Mister Anderson, Hello there, we're back here near the garage.
Speaker 4: Mister Anderson, I don't know what to say. Mister Reed
Speaker 4: is most apologetic.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm sure he must be. Well, I'll be getting
Speaker 3: back to my gardening. I've got another bit of geraniums
Speaker 3: to set out. I'm sorry they weren't the right ones.
Speaker 5: Ed.
Speaker 3: Well, that's all right, Jim. It's no particular hurry, I guess,
Speaker 3: mister Anderson.
Speaker 4: I want to assure you that we've done everything in
Speaker 4: our power to keep Gargantua at home.
Speaker 3: I'm sure you have.
Speaker 4: I've gone over the fence with a fine tooth comb.
Speaker 4: We fix everything, and still he gets out.
Speaker 3: Maybe the fence isn't high enough.
Speaker 4: Well, it's quite high, but we're gonna make it higher.
Speaker 4: And now, if I may have the dog, yes, Kathy,
Speaker 4: one of the dickens that che go?
Speaker 3: Kathy? Where's George? George? We call him George, Kathy. Maybe
Speaker 3: if you call him George he'd stay home.
Speaker 4: Well, it might be a little confusing, but we'll try, Kathy.
Speaker 3: Why is it what happened to George?
Speaker 1: I don't know, Daddy. Isn't he with you?
Speaker 3: No, isn't with me? Where'd he go? I do know, Kathy?
Speaker 3: Why is it that every time mister Reid chauffeur George,
Speaker 3: thank you? Every time George shows up? George, George? Yes,
Speaker 3: sir George. Oh well, why why is it every time
Speaker 3: George shows up, the dog disappears?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: What do you know?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, George, but George arganshovok George? And is George
Speaker 3: over there?
Speaker 8: He certainly is.
Speaker 6: And I'm very slowly reaching a point where I don't
Speaker 6: think it's a.
Speaker 3: It's all funny. And he didn't tear up another rose boy? No, well,
Speaker 3: thank goodness, this time he got the geraniums.
Speaker 6: George dug out the geranium No, but I made a
Speaker 6: bed and he's lying in it.
Speaker 3: Thirty five dollars for two miserable little rose bushes. It's criminal, that's.
Speaker 2: What it is. Jim. Let's just be thankful that we
Speaker 2: were able to find them.
Speaker 3: Hibiscus senses, Margaret. If I ever see that dog against
Speaker 3: I help meet Jim. What's the matter he's back? Oh no, he.
Speaker 2: Can't be well, stop the car, Jim. We've got to
Speaker 2: get him.
Speaker 3: Why why can't we just pretend that we've never met George,
Speaker 3: We've never even heard of him.
Speaker 2: We owe it to mister Reed.
Speaker 3: Mister Reed, he's the one who walked to pay for
Speaker 3: the roses. George is his dog.
Speaker 2: Jim, that's not being there charitable.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't feel very charitable.
Speaker 2: Where is he back of the Willoughby's fence.
Speaker 3: Again, Margaret, that's the stupidest animal I've ever seen in
Speaker 3: my life. This is the eighth time he's been stuck
Speaker 3: in the Willoughby's yard. Any dog with half a brain nose,
Speaker 3: you can jump both ways over a fence. Come here,
Speaker 3: you're silly mongrel.
Speaker 2: Jim, isn't that sweet? He knows this.
Speaker 3: Well? Why shouldn't he know it for almost a week?
Speaker 2: Come on, George, that's a good boy.
Speaker 3: Take his collar, Jim, I like to ring his neck.
Speaker 2: Come on, George, Jim, I don't think you're being very
Speaker 2: nice to him.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't think he's being very nice to us. George.
Speaker 3: Will you please make up your mind you want to
Speaker 3: come home with us or you're going to stay here?
Speaker 1: Yea, George, I'm so happy see you. Oh my wonderful George.
Speaker 3: Kathy, drag that animal over to our house. Oh you
Speaker 3: don't have to drag him, Daddy, Well, get him over there,
Speaker 3: and this time hang on to him.
Speaker 1: Okay, Daddy, come on to ground.
Speaker 3: Man's best friend, intelligent and loyal, a half witted caterpillar
Speaker 3: is more intelligence than that, George.
Speaker 2: Jim, how about the car.
Speaker 3: I'll come back forward later. Right now, I'm going to
Speaker 3: call that Reid guy and give him a piece of
Speaker 3: my mind. That's what I'm going to do. If he
Speaker 3: can't learn to take better care of the dog, he
Speaker 3: doesn't have any business owning.
Speaker 2: One, Jim, I'm sure mister Reid is doing everything he can.
Speaker 3: Well, it isn't enough. Owning a dog is a responsibility
Speaker 3: for the dog and the neighborhood and everybody else. Let
Speaker 3: a dog run wild that way, first thing you know,
Speaker 3: you'll be hit by a car. He's liable to be killed.
Speaker 2: I thought you didn't like George.
Speaker 3: I don't. I mean, well, he's all right, I guess,
Speaker 3: but they have no business letting him run around the
Speaker 3: way they do.
Speaker 2: Jim, please don't be too abrupt. Mister Reid is just
Speaker 2: as concerned about George as we are.
Speaker 3: Well why shouldn't he be. It's his dog. Hello, this
Speaker 3: is Jim Anderson. Yes he's here again, and look George.
Speaker 3: I think it's high time. Well okay, he's coming right over,
Speaker 3: Jim when he gets here.
Speaker 2: Please remember that George isn't responsible for George. After all,
Speaker 2: he's merely the.
Speaker 3: Chauffeur which one George.
Speaker 2: He told me this morning that mister Reid was going
Speaker 2: to have the entire fence made higher. And if mister
Speaker 2: Reid thinks that much.
Speaker 3: Of George, but go outside and hang on to George. Okay, Betty,
Speaker 3: are you in your room, Well, look out the window
Speaker 3: and keep an eye on George. He won't get away
Speaker 3: this time if I can help it. Now. Uh, what
Speaker 3: were you saying? Well?
Speaker 2: I merely said that if mister Reid thought that much of.
Speaker 3: George, geek, God's now what. I'm awfully sorry, mister Anderson,
Speaker 3: Well you should be anybody who can't take better care
Speaker 3: of a nice dog like George.
Speaker 4: We do take care of a mister Anderson. We still
Speaker 4: can't understand how he gets away.
Speaker 3: That's a very poor excuse. How would you feel if
Speaker 3: I wait a minute, how did you get over here
Speaker 3: so fast? Well? I left the moment I hung up,
Speaker 3: I know, but from Claire over on Orchard Avenue.
Speaker 4: Oh, we haven't lived on Orchard Avenue for almost a week.
Speaker 3: We moved into the Willoughby house on the corner.
Speaker 5: Oh.
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Speaker 4: drop good. Another day is come and gone, and so
Speaker 4: has the perennial George. There's peace once more in the
Speaker 4: Anderson household. But we wonder just how long it will last.
Speaker 3: It never does, doesn't like this most ridiculous thing that
Speaker 3: ever happened in my whole life, stealing a dog out
Speaker 3: of his own yard. They could have had us arrested. Father. Yes, Betty, have.
Speaker 1: You noticed how quiet it's gotten around here?
Speaker 3: I certainly have nice and quiet. How was I supposed
Speaker 3: to know anybody moved in? Why didn't they put up
Speaker 3: curtains or something?
Speaker 5: That George is a pretty smart dog, and what a character.
Speaker 5: You know what he did yesterday?
Speaker 3: Whatever he did, I'm not going to pay for it, or.
Speaker 5: It wasn't anything like that. Dad. Cathy taught him how
Speaker 5: to play a hide and seek and he was really
Speaker 5: hiding good.
Speaker 3: And I hope it's years before anybody finds him.
Speaker 2: Why, Jim, you know you missed George as much as
Speaker 2: any others I do. I miss George.
Speaker 3: H Margaret, this is the first peaceful moment I've had
Speaker 3: in almost a week.
Speaker 2: Yady, what's wrong?
Speaker 1: Oh, Daddy's the most beautiful thing happened. Mister gave me
Speaker 1: a reward?
Speaker 2: Why? How nice? Kathy?
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm so excited.
Speaker 3: Well, it was certainly the least he could do. What
Speaker 3: was the reward, Kathy?
Speaker 1: I can borrow George anytime I please. Isn't it wonderful?
Speaker 3: Gee?
Speaker 9: George, Oh, my beautiful George boy.
Speaker 7: Hello George, Oh.
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Speaker 4: Now join us again next week when we'll be back
Speaker 4: with Father Knows Best starring Robert Young, Is Jim Anderson
Speaker 4: with Roy Bargee and the Maxwell House Orchestra and Yours
Speaker 4: Truly Bill Forman.
Speaker 3: Don't forget.
Speaker 4: Membership cards for the Robert Young Good Driver's Club are
Speaker 4: waiting for you at your local NBC station. Get a
Speaker 4: man to man or Dad the Daughter Pledge and sign
Speaker 4: up today.
Speaker 3: Be a good driver.
Speaker 4: Get your membership card in the Robert Young Good Driver's
Speaker 4: Club today now until next Thursday. Good night and good
Speaker 4: luck from the makers of Maxwell House, America's favorite brand of.
Speaker 3: Coffee, Always Good.
Speaker 4: To the last drop, Father Knows Best, was transcribed in
Speaker 4: Hollywood and written by Ed James. Now stay tuned in
Speaker 4: for Screenille Theater, which follows immediately over most of these
Speaker 6: States, Stay tuned for Charles Boyer and Olivia de Haviland
Speaker 6: on NBC