Speaker 1: AMers This seems like Sunday.
Speaker 2: Well it is Sunday, you see, Andy we is on
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amer Sanandi. It's eleven pm in the Stephens household. Kingfish's
wife Sapphire is about to retire, but the Kingfish is
still sitting in his easy chair in the living room
reading his favorite mystery magazine.
Speaker 4: Then the moon just killed behind the cloud, the curtain parted,
and the horrible monsters stuck his inhuman face into the
room and said, gosh, oh, I was reading the mystery story.
Don't come in here the room with your mud back
on and do that. Dummer didn't swallow my cigar, butcher.
Speaker 5: So you're reading that mystery trash again?
Speaker 4: Well, what's wrong with her? It's better than that mush.
You love magazine you read all the time.
Speaker 6: Well, I'll tell you one thing, George Stevens, I done
got more romance out of a six month subscription to
that magazine, and I done got from you in twenty years.
Speaker 4: Well, you're always shooting your mother, hofbot something. Don't worry
about me and say, by the way, remind me to
set the long clock for seven thirty in the morning.
I got a important job you tomorrow morning.
Speaker 5: Well that's wonderful, George. What is it.
Speaker 4: I gotta go down the basement and rig up our
electric wires so they don't go through the meter.
Speaker 6: I'm going around, George, Why don't you stop doing things
like that your life?
Speaker 5: You've just been trying to cheat and swimdle people.
Speaker 4: Well, Honey, when you were in a business and you
was a businessman like I as you gotta cut a
few corners now and then.
Speaker 5: That ain't so. Look at my father.
Speaker 6: He was an honored and respected businessman for twenty two years,
and all that time not one of his customers ever come.
Speaker 5: Plain.
Speaker 4: Well, cool is not when you was an undertaker, your
customers ain't no position to.
Speaker 5: Complain, Josh, I can see it's useless. For me to
talk to you.
Speaker 6: But someday all this cheating and connymtists don't catch up
with you, ain't. You're gonna have to answer to your conscience.
Speaker 4: Oh, go to bed, south Fire, and don't worry about
my conscience. I got understanding what my conscience. I don't
bother it, and it don't bother me. That's what you.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't care what you do. I am going
to bed, good night.
Speaker 4: Always picking on me about something, Now you're picking on
me about my conscience. Now there's one fellaw whose conscience
ain't never gonna bother me.
Speaker 7: George, George Stevens, You're wrong, do that, George.
Speaker 4: I'm your conscience, my conscience. Uh uh, what is you
doing here?
Speaker 7: George? It's time we had a little talk. You're a chiesseler,
you're a conniver, you're a schemer who me. Yes, that's
why you can't sleep. And if you don't change your ways,
I'm gonna bother you from now on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well listen, I'll change, I promise you I will.
Speaker 8: You'd better remember, George, you can't fool your conscience.
Speaker 4: Yes, I know, you can't fool your conscience, or I'll change,
all right, George, good night, good night. Oh me, I
really gonna turn over a new leave. Yeah, well that's
the story, Henry. I decided to make a big change
in my life through spending my days cheating people.
Speaker 9: Oh you're gonna start cheating at night now?
Speaker 4: Huh No, No, Henry, I was on the level. Eyes.
You see there's another voice down inside of me that's
pointing out the right way.
Speaker 8: Oh, yes, yes, I've heard of that. It's what the
psychiatrist refers to as the all the riglow.
Speaker 5: Yeah that yes, Well, I.
Speaker 4: Don't need gloting myself right into being a new man,
I know that.
Speaker 9: Well, it's very hard to believe all this king Fish.
Speaker 4: Well, all right, hull no, I assure you.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 4: Look here, you see these two shares of stock that
I found in my desk drawer. Look at read on
there the East Alaska Canris stock.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now what I bought this stuff three years ago and
the outfit dounefooled up. It ain't no good. Now what
would the old Kingfish have done.
Speaker 1: With this stock?
Speaker 8: Well, the answer to that is, oblive is you would
have sault looked at somebody like Andy.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's right. Yeah, But he's a change man. Now,
look at what I'm gonna do with it. I was
going to toss it right in the trash basket.
Speaker 8: Well, well you certainly sound sincere, Kingfish. Congratulations on turnover
a new leaf.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well I gotta run along now, Well, I got.
Speaker 8: To go myself. I tell you I've got an appointment
at my custom tailors.
Speaker 4: Oh is that so?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 9: Yes, you know I just ca wear a machine made clothes.
Speaker 4: No more, Oh, you're getting a new suit here.
Speaker 8: No, no, no, he's hand stitching the patch on the
seat of my pants. Oh, come in, brother, and there, Hi,
King Fish, say, I come over here to ask your
advice on a financi matter.
Speaker 4: Well, I'll tell you, and I just turned over a
new leaf.
Speaker 8: Wait a minute, King Fish, I've been reading the financial
pages in the paper, and the fellows all say that
now is the time to buy common stocks. Yeah, I
guess it is, andy, but you see, tell me it is,
King Fish, you know any good stocks I could buy?
Speaker 1: I just want to buy a few shares. I'll pay cash.
Speaker 4: I want to buy a few shares. We'll pay cash. Man. Hmm,
and excuse me while I step into disclosed closet in
the window.
Speaker 1: Why is you going in that dark clothes closet all
by yourself.
Speaker 4: Hey, conscience, conscience, where is you? Can you hear me? Lessen? Conscious? Something?
Just come up? Yeah, bless and conscience. There's a fella
out here that's really asking for it. Now listen if
you if you don't answer me, now, I'm gonna do it.
Come on, conscious say something? Will you say?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 4: No news is good news. Here I go. Oh now, brother,
And there you were saying something about stock.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know I can buy some good common stock.
Speaker 4: Well down there, it so happens that I owns two
shells of guilty edge blue chip stock myself.
Speaker 1: No fool, where you got that?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 4: Now let me see you. Now, I wonder if that's
in my vault down at the bank, or did I
give that to my brook or for safe keeping? Up
so Daisy, help tis in the trash basket? Yell ya?
Speaker 1: What is the thing?
Speaker 4: Well is the finest stock in the market today? And
there it's called the East Alaska canray or this is
gonna be that big as year, and I'll come well
because of the quantity of fishes that got up there,
never anything like it in history. And you go up there,
you're staying on the bank except the Yukon. Oh for
to say, there's fish as far as the news can smell. Oh,
I will tell you it's the greatest salmon running history.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, how come they got some money salmon this
year all of a sudden, Well, good reasons for then
they h this year they're lasting.
Speaker 4: Government legalized spawning. And there are so many. There's assume
many of salmon there. Well, some of them swims around
for deers, just looking for a factory that ain't too
busy to cannon.
Speaker 1: Well that's sound good, King Vide, I only got one
hundred and fifty dollars. This man, how much is the stock?
Speaker 4: You got one hundred and fifty hen the so what
happens that the share is seventy five dollars a share?
I got two share? Now I ain't much. You're arithmetic,
you know, I sort of a dumb fellow. Well wait
a minute, Yeah, that's a coursers and it comes out
to eve one hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 8: Yeah, okay, Kingfish, I'll get out the bank right now.
Speaker 1: And get the money.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'll go with you, Andy when our kingfish, listen,
just one thing issue, shoulder, These stocks is all right.
Speaker 4: Oh and look here to show you how honest I are.
Now this time our personally guarantee you investment.
Speaker 1: Oh then it's safe.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, oh yeah, you gonna make a quick profit
on this thing.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that sound great. Think fish, now, you.
Speaker 4: Know this might be the beginning of a whole new
career for you. In it, you might end up as
head of the whole fish industry. Just think the head.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, that'll be a thrill, all right. When I
walked down the street, I heard people saying, there goes
Andy Brown, the big fish hare.
Speaker 4: To do wrong on Sunday, even.
Speaker 11: On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, the Friday and Saturday old day long.
Speaker 4: Ain't it a shame about that center? Ain't a shame
about his waist?
Speaker 1: And in a shame about that center, he nes on.
Speaker 11: His knees to pray any shame and sorry, okay, shame
and walk ny lord lord he you ain't it an
your bow his soul? On Monday, Monday, you find him
a rambling. Tuesday, Tuesday his heart his fame.
Speaker 4: Wednesday Wednesday he's drinking, and the gamel and nodded on
a shame.
Speaker 2: On Thursday his name Fridays grounds he lost my favorite
Sunday morning is saying about the.
Speaker 9: Same about that center.
Speaker 11: Man he are about where, telling me smite the ground,
and he.
Speaker 4: Fel the fire burning every time.
Speaker 11: He went to Rend on Monday, Monday, he'd be through
doubting Tuesday, Tuesday glory be Wednesday, Wednesday you'd find shopping down.
Speaker 1: My soul is free on Thursday, Thursday's.
Speaker 8: Hot fire from right songay a belt of.
Speaker 4: Travel that Sunday morning seven, Monday, Tuesday, all day Wednesday
he try old his gospel shoes.
Speaker 7: Thursday, Saturday Sunday road and spread the duke.
Speaker 1: On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Speaker 4: Sunday alday.
Speaker 12: Well, it looks like the kingfish is up to his
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Speaker 4: Shot it the boble, Come on in. You look worried.
What's the matter?
Speaker 13: Influence that you couldn't get? I ought to be myself
to Do you think the barber business will ever in
your pigeon? Do you think I should that?
Speaker 4: How can you? I? Well, speak up? Speak up, sty
I don't know what you're talking about. Then why did
you bring up this subject?
Speaker 8: Let it?
Speaker 13: Then he say say Kingfreach, I just seen Andy and
he he says something about he selling him a couple
of shales of canary stock.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, well, uh conferential under your hat short that
the stock wasn't really no good?
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 4: And I had a big battle with my conscience before
I took his money to see.
Speaker 13: Well, he he was going down to the broker's office.
He he said that you told me he was gonna
make a quick profit.
Speaker 9: On it, and he he was going down there on noils.
Speaker 4: See by this world, Holy smokes. If he goes down there,
he'll find out what the canray and been in business
for the past two years. He gonna be hollering for
his money back. You see how I give him my
personal guarantee that the stock was good.
Speaker 13: Well, look him if he told Randy, if something happened
to the canary that was out of your control, you
might get out of it.
Speaker 9: And after all, under the.
Speaker 13: Law, not not, no, nobody is responsible for acts your
acts of nature like hurricanes, earthquakes, and your catastrophe catastrophes like.
Speaker 5: That's you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well now now that was a good idea. But
to be on the sale side, I'll throw in a
couple of acts of nature, That's what I do. Oh yeah,
I'll think of some real catastropors. You know, Shorter that
short you you were real They are a lot smarter
than you look.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, and you know, you know case were speaking
of catastrophes.
Speaker 7: My father.
Speaker 13: He never gets tired of telling me of the great
catastrophes he experienced Saturday on October the seventh, nineteen hundred
and six.
Speaker 4: Oh is that right? What happened then? Shortly?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: It was the worst.
Speaker 9: It was a big earth question you I how can
you kill? But when I I would, I was bombed.
Speaker 8: I'm talking like, hello April, and to come in, Hello,
King Fitch Higher say, I was just going down to
the broker's office to see what my stocks were.
Speaker 4: Well, and before you do that, I got something right
yet it might interest you. I just got a telegram here,
address to all stockholders in the East Alaska Canry Corporation.
I'm afraid it's bad news, my boy.
Speaker 1: You oh me? What did the telegram say? Those fellas
of loans of stock, King Fish.
Speaker 4: Well, I'll read it to you. Starts out here, dear
bag holder. I think that you went say here, we
take pleasure in informing you that you're coming here. The
East Alaska Canray is now extinct.
Speaker 1: Holy macro, Kingfish. When did the thing ex dunk?
Speaker 4: Well, haven't just yesterday?
Speaker 1: And yeah, well I showed.
Speaker 8: Glad my money safe because remember you personally guaranteed my investment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right, and there I did. And that's what
breaks my general's heart. You see, in this case, the
one thing nobody can be held legally responsible for is
what it has done. Happened they calamitated, that wiped out
the canary. Was an unavoidable active nature.
Speaker 1: Well, tommy, kingfish, what is nature done? Done? Well?
Speaker 4: Then the sweet mother nature who makes the little flowers bud,
the mother nature who makes the babylon brooks babel and
the soft breezes blow is done turned around and kicked
you right in the teeth.
Speaker 1: Well what happened up there anyhow?
Speaker 4: Well, then there it's an accepted fact that the one
thing you need to run a successful fish canary is fish.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I'll go along with you there, all right?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well left all then there. You can't care nothing in
the canny if you can't find nothing that can can you? No?
I agree with all that mess.
Speaker 1: But what happened to the fish?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Well you told me there was a zillion salmon
in the waters up landa uh. That is where we
run into our first active nature. The wheels at them
up the whale, yeah, I tell you, And they swum
through the straits of magelatin and then went to them.
They cut down him, went to them salmon like a
school of vacuum cleaners. Ah, them whales was guzzling the
salmon into the mouth and spouting the bones out to
the top of the head.
Speaker 1: Oh wait a minute, here, king fish, Wait a minute,
what you talking about? Listen?
Speaker 8: They couldn't eat up all them salmon up. There be
impossible for them wales to eat up all that.
Speaker 4: Well, you're right, and and right there's where Mother Nature
kicked up her heels again. It dreaded Alaskan drought. Drought,
now you see, it dried up all the water in
the river. And oh, I tell you, And it was
a pitiful sight to see the few remaining salmon crawling
up that dry river bed to spawn.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that must have been a sad mess, all right.
Speaker 4: Oh course, uh, it ain't worth mentioning them. But right
after that, Mother Nature tossed in one hundred and seventy
five foot.
Speaker 1: Tidal wave too, you know, oh fuller, they had done
a lot of damage too.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, really wreaked have it in that little town.
Wreaked up one side of the street, rereaked down there. Then,
Yeskimo's head it was the biggest hunk of rereaking they
ever see it. Oh, you see, and they have to
giving you now the complete picture of the catastphe You
realize why Iron responsible for you lose your money?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but look, Kingfish, I want wait a minute, wait,
wait just a minute.
Speaker 4: I Indeclaire, that was a perfectly illegitimate deal that I
made with you. My conscience is clear, and I tell you, well,
that's all right.
Speaker 1: I didn't know about them catastrophs that happened up there.
I'm sorry I brung it up.
Speaker 4: All right. Well, I'll forgive you this time what you're
doing to say, But I don't want you to go
out you and now I just don't count this deal.
Cast no excursions on myself my characters. Uh say, Andy,
what is you looking so sad about? Son?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 8: I done made a bad investment in the stock gamers.
I done lost one hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 4: Oh that's too bad. And there what stock did you buy?
Speaker 1: I bought two shares in a catastrophe.
Speaker 4: Two shares in a catastrophe.
Speaker 9: I don't know what you mean.
Speaker 4: And what happened?
Speaker 8: Well, the whole thing started when some whale had a
vacuum cleaner and went through.
Speaker 1: A school Eskimore.
Speaker 4: And what in the world is he talking about?
Speaker 8: Well, I don't think you'd understand it, damas it's all
high finance. You see, I wouldn't have lost a dime
of Mother nature. I hadn't gone up to Alaska and
done the can can.
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 4: And it sound to me like the Kingfisher has been
chisling in this thing somewhere.
Speaker 8: Well, the Kingfish told me to stock, but he told
me his conscience is clear.
Speaker 2: Now look, and knowing the King Fish's conscience or no conscience,
this is just another scheme of his. Now, if I
was you, I'd do the smart thing this time. I'd
get myself a good lawyer and sue him and get
your money back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's just what I'm gonna do. I might even
get two lawyers and see his conscience too.
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and Andy.
Speaker 4: Uh say soon long? Could I see you? Oh? Excuse me,
I didn't know you was on the phone.
Speaker 9: They gentle minute can fast talking to a climb here?
Speaker 1: See Uh?
Speaker 9: Hell yeah, Joe, I got it. They caught you in
the bank taking the money red handed.
Speaker 4: H yeah.
Speaker 10: Well, in my pinion, and only one thing you can
do follow the old Latin principle. Now come time if
so fact though, and patrianter okay, Joe, Yeah, so what
if that k.
Speaker 4: Mean stone Wall get out of town? No? No, uh listen, yes,
stone Wall, Like I told you over the phone, I
done told that it does Alaskan stock. Now now the
stuff ain't no good. And then they're gonna take me
to court and soon. Now if you think of what
I can.
Speaker 9: Do well, and it's sure to win the case. Now
there's only one thing to do.
Speaker 10: Convince him that she had broke And even if he
did wind the kids, he couldn't collect a nickel from you,
you know, tell him that you were a pauper or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Papa, say, there's a good angle there, and that's
what I'll do. You know, studn Wall, you was really
a bridging attorney.
Speaker 1: Oh man, Yeah, look at the time.
Speaker 9: How many my portfolio as I got to get out
here and get down the court.
Speaker 4: Oh oh lord, you got a big kids in courts?
Speaker 9: No more?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I just see a crime of miners in travel
on the county his automobile.
Speaker 9: Hear what happened?
Speaker 4: His mother in law live.
Speaker 9: With him, and she riding with him a lot in his.
Speaker 10: Automobile and him and her husband arging for months about driving.
Speaker 4: Uh huh, and they come to a climax.
Speaker 9: She just did it when he was back in his
car into the garage.
Speaker 4: See, and he got fed up and put her behind
the wheel. Well, how could he get in trouble for
putting his mother in law behind the wheel? It was
the left rail one. Well, come in, brother Henner.
Speaker 8: Hey Kingfish, I just dropped in to tell you that
I have starting sued against you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna sue you to get back down one hundred
and fifty dollars.
Speaker 4: Well, brother Henner, that is your privilege. It's just too
bad that you were suing new in my fine. And
this is null and void?
Speaker 1: What you mean nulling void?
Speaker 4: Well, and I just come back from the city Hall
where I took the oath which makes me a certified
public pauper, and I was getting the constitutional right to well.
Speaker 1: Chon Omer just debts, Wait, Wall, I ain't never heard
nothing like this.
Speaker 4: Oh, certainly, end of the day. I took her up
my first pauper papers. I'll read them to you here.
They heard the human may concern. This is a certified
that the bear are here after now is up the creek. Stephens,
the genuine died in the wool pauper, and he ain't
got a button. This certificate entitles him to stand in
any bread line Greater New York. This Curtis is also
extended to his wife also guess except weekends and holidays,
uh Sie, Sam Johnson of the State Highway Commission.
Speaker 1: Well, what do the Highway Commission I got to do
with it?
Speaker 4: Now? He got charge of the rude to the poorhouse.
Speaker 8: And gave Finch is you're telling me that all you
gotta do is take the oath and they give you
these papers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, of course I had to pay a license
fee and the registration fee and a lot of other fears. Well,
I tell you, and if you ain't a pauper when
he goes down there to resident, by the time you
was the pauper, you was all pomped out. I'll tell
you that.
Speaker 1: King Fisher made to tell me that all this is legal.
Speaker 4: Sure that the end of tomorrow gives him a government
papa's badge with the official insignia on it, the American
ego with one claw stretched out for him.
Speaker 8: Thout, Dude, you mean if I tries to get my
one hundred and fifty bucks back under the law, you
ain't gotta give it to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, then there us paupers is protected from all angle. Well,
for instance, when we pass it on, we don't even
have to fork out nothing. Then we is entitled the
free space and pottery field.
Speaker 1: Well that's my something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course we don't get in with no classic
crowd there. They just throws us in with the hoy polluted.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 4: You don't get no personal heads to them with your
name on it neither. They just rise on to get
rest in peace, you all.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Well, I don't know. I guess, I guess the
laws the law. There ain't no point in suing you. Then, boy,
I really gets the breaks, don't Yeah.
Speaker 4: Tough luck. Anna what i'd like to have you be
my guests in the breadline sometimes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, thank you a lot, so long, King.
Speaker 4: Whereas I have a man that paper stuff really worked?
Speaker 7: Oh George, good, Oh Josh, that wasn't a nice thing
to do.
Speaker 4: Well now, weird a man. I can explain everything, But.
Speaker 7: You've broken your promise, haven't you.
Speaker 4: I said, Well, I tell you conscience. Uh, I ain't
never gonna do nothing like that again. That that is
my last time.
Speaker 7: That's no excuse, George.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, you see, I was just kind of tapering off,
you know how to.
Speaker 7: George.
Speaker 1: I'm going to keep on bothering you as long as
you try to cheat people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, now don't bother me. No more, conscience, Please don't.
I won't if you'll just give the money back to
that Okay, conscience, I'll do it. I'll do it. So
And like I was telling you that paper stuff that
I pulled on you, well and old pell I made
that up. And I gonna give you a check for
the money you paid me for the stock. I'm a
check for one hundred and fifty dollars. Oh, thank you,
King Fish, thank you. You were certainly a change man.
All right, Oh that's all right, and I forget it. Boy.
Speaker 1: Oh well, I really appreciate this, Kingfish. Well, i'll see you, okay,
and so long.
Speaker 4: Well, now I can sit down and really relax. Yeah,
I really feel good.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: You just can't go along and take advantage of people
expect to get away with it. Yeah, your conscience will
always bother you.
Speaker 7: George. I'm very happy you're a change man.
Speaker 1: And I'm going away and I'll never bother you again.
Speaker 4: Oh that's wonderful, wonderful. Thank your conscience.
Speaker 7: You see, you can't fool your conscience.
Speaker 1: Goodbye George, goodbye.
Speaker 4: H little does he know that that check I give
and it was no good?
Speaker 1: Say Andy ah annow So.
Speaker 4: That John Leake is the most cheerful man I ever saw.
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there is. All they gotta do is tell people about
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Speaker 4: Thank you? Good night?
Speaker 1: See you next Sunday, right after the Jack Benny Show.
Speaker 4: Right now, the.
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Today's serviceman is a skilled professional who works with advanced
techniques and equipment in specialized fields. Men who are eligible
are urged to volunteer for training in the Army, Navy,
Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard of the United
States Armed Forces. Be shure to be with us next
Sunday at the same time when Leber Brothers Company, the
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Amos and Andy Show. Until then, goodnight to all of
you from all the US.
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