Speaker 1: And did you hear that? Come on, will you?
Speaker 2: Did I hear what that whistle? That to Rinso white
whistle and Rinso means us. That's right.
Speaker 3: Rinso gets clothes, rinsol whites, and Rinso presents the Amos
and Andy Show with their guests for tonight the Paul
Taylor chorus. Well, it's practically Christmas and all through the
house the youngsters are helping with.
Speaker 2: Everything, even the dishes.
Speaker 3: But unfortunately for Mom that state of affairs won't last
very long. She will soon be facing a sink piled
high with Christmas dinner dishes and not a helping hand
in sight. Of course, Mom knows she can depend on
Rinso to make quick work of the biggest pile of dishes.
Speaker 2: By ladies, you just fill your dishpan full of those
so be.
Speaker 3: Rich Rinso SuDS and watch the heavy grease and sticky
food particles scoot in next to no time. Every dish
is bright and shining, and ladies, Rinso's easy on your
hands too, so don't take chances use Rinso. And now
here are Amos and Andy and their guests. The Paul
Taylor coors. It's the Saturday before Christmas, the morning crowds
are milling about Lennox Avenue in Harlem doing their last
minute shopping. Andy is out with Amos's little girl Arbadella,
on their annual Christmas tour of the department store windows.
Right now, they're looking at a little doll in one
of the windows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that show is a pretty doll Arbandela.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's when I've written there's any concertings? Gardy s
did I wrote the letter too late? You see, only
wrote it two days ago.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well I didn't give him Santa Claus much time.
You gotta write him before that.
Speaker 1: Isn't she pretty song?
Speaker 6: Cady?
Speaker 4: Yeah, daddy's the Sandy close to bring it to me
next Christmas?
Speaker 2: Oh show, you see, that'll give me more time.
Speaker 4: We are having a good time today and we unt Andy.
I like being out with you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I like being out with you too, Arbidella.
But I guess we better be getting on home now.
Speaker 4: You'll be mommy and daddy'll be home here.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they say they'd be home at twelve.
Speaker 4: Hunky, Andy, let me get look at the.
Speaker 1: Doll once more.
Speaker 2: Oh, shore money, she's beautiful. She's a talking doll too. Yeah,
there is the best ones alright.
Speaker 4: That sure's a pretty dress you've donald. But when Sandy
Claus brings her to me next year, I'm gonna make a.
Speaker 2: Lot more pretty dresses, pink ones.
Speaker 4: I can hardly wait till next Christmas.
Speaker 7: Well then you you're got a lot of Christmas present there, Yeah, Lightning,
I want to get them all wrapped up now too,
so I ain't got to do it this afternoon or
the night.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 1: Well, what that one you got there for a.
Speaker 5: Few Yeah, for one of my girlfriends, you know, Sadie Blake.
Speaker 1: How far she liked that sweet smelling stubay do?
Speaker 2: Well? She ordered? This is genuine important French perfume.
Speaker 5: Oh look at this. They don't lock the price on there.
Twenty five cents. You got a pencil, Lightnings.
Speaker 1: But I ain't got no rubber on the end of it.
Speaker 2: But I don't care about no rubber.
Speaker 5: I just want to put two in front of that
and make it two in the quarter, you see, Lightning.
If say they don't like the perfumes, she'll be crazy
about the price.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Go ah, what you got in this package? Gelma's?
Speaker 2: And oh them are some handkchiefs that I'm gonna give
to another gal. Friend of mine. But we and the
man Mosanne.
Speaker 1: Uh, thees has got a sea broadered up in the corner.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well last year I was going to give him to
that gal Common that I was going with, but we
done busted up two days before Christmas.
Speaker 3: Now well we have to let us see on there.
I don't see how you can give them to Evelyn Bennett.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I thought of that. So for the last
three weeks I've been calling a cookie.
Speaker 1: I know your hell, I'm the King's vision, Henry Vanporter.
Speaker 5: Yeah, come in, fellas, come in, Hello, Leonard, Hello, and
Verry Christmas fellows, Noel Noell knowing that stuff at the
charm and your time charm and you tied to you, gentlemen,
the charm and you type yeah charm and youule tied
to you too.
Speaker 2: Her.
Speaker 8: Well, see, you're rapping oily Christmas presents here and there.
Speaker 2: Any time that you want me to turn the back
and not look, just say the words, Well listen, I
ain't bought you a president king.
Speaker 8: Cree Oh you ain't got around to that yet. Humh, Well,
don't worry about it, brother, and you've got time.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: My wif me was talking about the same thing just
this morning.
Speaker 2: She said to me, She said, George, do you think
that any of your friends is going to give you
that bathrobe they got in the corner window the globe
deep atmos door. They Honey, you mean the blue one
with the red.
Speaker 8: Sash around of the crazy boat. She said, yeah, you
know it's mark three ninety five. I said, yeah, one hundred.
That's the one size for it. The funny thing I
met my wife talked back and forth like.
Speaker 9: That is you know that's well you could use the
new bathrobe, king Fish.
Speaker 2: That one you had on yesterday certainly was a mess. Yeah.
Oh and by the way, and uh, I just thought
of something. How big is that door at your boarding
house door? Why?
Speaker 8: Well, uh coming up to see you tomorrow morning with
a pretty big package.
Speaker 2: For you if I can't get it in there, or
I can always take.
Speaker 5: The door off the hinges the can't wear Yeah, stay,
this is kind of rabarrassing because I has broken can't
afford it by nothing for you, Well, nothing at all,
that's right. Say, one time you expected to be up
there with that big package, Well.
Speaker 2: Second thorough might not be as early as I expected.
In the worl Well, I'll be there all morning.
Speaker 8: Now, Well, don't wait for me to an you see,
I got a lot of parrots that liver might not
get around to the February March.
Speaker 2: I don't know what this is. Yeah, well I know
it was something like that.
Speaker 8: I know, man, I've been trying to wrap some of
these packages.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for you, this is our hard one, all right.
Speaker 2: Well, what in the world is that?
Speaker 5: Oh that's a little toy automobile i'd done bought for
Amos Junior.
Speaker 2: He winded up and the scoots around the floor, backs
up and does everything. I'll show you. Yeah, let's see
the man, I watched this. Go ahead, look at it.
Go say, that is the cutest thing I don't ever see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, see the way that thing went around there?
Speaker 2: Look at there?
Speaker 1: Well, look at this.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's even got a license number on it. Yeah.
Let me have it, and I won't see why I
shoot it around flow again? But I can wind up myself,
kenat Well, let me do it, and I ask for you, Yes,
but I picked it up first. Well, I don't break it, fellas.
Speaker 1: But and they cannot be the one to work it.
Speaker 2: Can't say I'm going to work it.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: Let's not be childish about this, all right, all right,
but I'm next on the thing.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm gonna put it back in the box now
before it gets broke. And I got a lot of
things to do around here too. You chilling better run
along home now?
Speaker 8: They by the way, and are you coming over to
thegether in the large hall this afternoon?
Speaker 2: And oh yeah, I'll be there. Yeah, you know, all
the boys are.
Speaker 8: Getting together Christmas Stewart Refreshments, slapping everybody on the back
and all that stuff.
Speaker 1: And yes, the whole gang is gonna be there.
Speaker 2: I'll see you there, Andy, Okay, So long fellows, well,
so long b Christmas with my voice goodbye.
Speaker 3: Well, I was wrapping this package the colored crayons that
you bought for Harbor dollar them.
Speaker 1: Was handling.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go ahead, wrap that as.
Speaker 1: Must I rub out to ten cents? Must I just
put a one dollar in front of it? Oh?
Speaker 2: Rub it out? This ain't much of a gift to
give kid, is it?
Speaker 1: And those uh? Well the name bad Moslanders.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but she might not even like crams.
Speaker 1: She might it might not.
Speaker 2: After all, you don't.
Speaker 1: Know what Muslem was his daughter lay.
Speaker 2: Well, there's the funny part of it, is like and
I do know what she likes.
Speaker 1: Well, even if you do, I don't make no difference
because you was broke. You ain't got enough money to
buy nothing more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what's troubling me by is broke? Say likening?
What time is it?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Nearly one o'clock.
Speaker 2: Yeah, say, I'm gonna leave. I'll see you later.
Speaker 1: You want to see me?
Speaker 2: Uh? Yes, uh? I guess so. Uh? Is you the
gentleman to do the hiring here for the store? That's right,
My name is Simmons. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, I was wondering if you need any extra sales
help for the last minute rush this afternoon, I.
Speaker 2: Would work hard.
Speaker 5: Well, we did need extra help up untle yesterday, but
I think we can get through the rest of the
day with the salespeople we have.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, just the same as Wait just a minute, Yes, yes,
maybe you can do it. What's that, Well, one of.
Speaker 5: Our Santa Claus's helpers was called home to see his
wife was taken ill.
Speaker 2: Suddenly, and we could use somebody to take his place.
You think you could do it be Santa Claus's helper
that's right, Yeah, well I have never done that before.
For sure I can do it. Fine. Now, if you
come down the fourth floor.
Speaker 5: I'll give you your Santa Claus suit and tell you
just what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, thank you, well, mister Brown. Santa Claus
suit seems to fit you as well as the man
who worked here before. Help me button the thing up
with you, mister Simmons. A little snug right here? Yes,
as I see. Eh, you got that pillar in there
just right? There ain't no pillar, that's me. Well, I
think you'd better hurry and finish putting on your costume.
Mister Brown.
Speaker 5: I want you to get out in the toy department
with the children. Yeah, well, I guess the next thing
you do is to get these boots on here. I'll
sit down here and try to get in them.
Speaker 2: I'll put them on here. Oh missus Simmons, Is you
got only that sliding powder by any chance?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: What's the matter? The dogs is too big for the house.
Wait a minute, Wait a minute, I got one in.
Now there goes the other one. There we is beats
you is wrapped up plenty tight today. Well that's fine.
Speaker 5: Now just put on these whiskeys, this hat and you're
all set. Yes, okay, Now what must it do, missus
Simmons when I gets out there. Well, Santa Claus is
chairs right over at the far end of the toy department. Now,
I want you to listen to the little children while
they tell you what they would like for Christmas, and
then assure them that Santa Claus will get their message. Yeah,
And the idea is the Santa Claus would have a
pretty tough time of it handling everything himself if he
didn't have you helpers.
Speaker 2: I think you understand what I mean.
Speaker 5: Oh, yes, yes, I understand all right, And if you
run into any difficulties.
Speaker 2: Of any sort, just call the floor walker.
Speaker 5: All right, Sonny, you and Meg come right up here
now and sit on Santa Claus's lap.
Speaker 2: That's the boy. Now, tell Santa Claus what do you
want for Christmas? I want a g Man badge in
a gun, a g Man bag and a gun. Yeah. Well,
what's your name, son, Oliver Griffith? Well is you done
been a good boy all year?
Speaker 3: Oliver?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, Well I could have seen that without a masking.
You was a nice little fellow. I bet you drinks
up all your milk at every meal, don't you? No,
I don't uh you don't. No, well, you drink the
part of it, though, don't you. I don't drink none
of us, none of us. Huh no, oh, floor walker?
Can you floor here? Is that? God be me?
Speaker 1: The g man' dad and the gun.
Speaker 2: I'll drink my milk. Oh yeah, well, never mind, floor Walker.
Oh that's a good little boy. Oliver. Now you just
hang up your stocking and everything's gonna be all right.
Speaker 7: Oh, thank you. Twenty o'clock.
Speaker 2: Come on, Oliver, Am I next?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You is next? My What a nice little girl. She's
right here on my knee. Now tell me what is
your name?
Speaker 5: That's a pretty name too, And that's a pretty dress
you got on there, diezy ribbon. Yeah that's good alright, Henrietta,
you was one of the sweetest little girls.
Speaker 2: I don't ever see you. I'll tell me Mary, what
do you want for Christmas?
Speaker 1: Football?
Speaker 2: Uh? Football? Yes? And a two chests and a drug
too chest. Well, what do a little girl like you
want for them things? Oh? I want him from his self?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Oh, well, who does you want him for?
Speaker 4: My little brother?
Speaker 2: Your brother?
Speaker 4: Yes, you see he's singing bed and he couldn't come
down here.
Speaker 2: And I don't want you to forgive you.
Speaker 5: Oh well, that show is sweeter to you, Henrietta. And
I can tell you right now that Santa Claus is
gonna take.
Speaker 2: Care of him. Thank you, Christmas, Santa Claus, Merry Christmas.
Ho no fighting there now, boys, no fighting. Take it easy.
Speaker 1: I tried to push it ahead of me. I'm next
day at Santa Claus.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, I mean uh uh yeah, Sonny? Uh what's
your name?
Speaker 1: Perssy Carr?
Speaker 2: Personal? Personal?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: What do you want for Christmas?
Speaker 7: Our machine gun?
Speaker 8: Do I get it?
Speaker 2: Uh? Well?
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, uh yeah, I'll see what I can do
about it, and and all that stuff I want too.
Speaker 4: When a picture of Puffy Bill guard in it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I'll work on that too. Who's next?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, ten o'claus, I ain't through yet.
Speaker 2: I want to ask you something. Yeah, well, well what
is it? Per se?
Speaker 7: Last year I asked you for a pair of skates
and I didn't get him.
Speaker 1: What goes?
Speaker 2: Well? Well, uh, you got a lot of other stuff though,
didn't you.
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I got a neck tie, so socks and a couple
of handkerchiefs.
Speaker 1: But who wants that stuff?
Speaker 2: Well? Better luck this year? All right? Who's next?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute? I got more stuff to ask you.
Speaker 4: And that workshop up north for Santa Claus makes so
there's toys.
Speaker 2: Man, What kind of country is that country?
Speaker 5: Well, it's it's just uh, there's nothing but ice and
snow and snow and ice all stuff like that.
Speaker 2: No trees and nuttings, No, just ice and snow.
Speaker 4: And where the Santa Claus gets the apples and oranges
he puts in the suckings every Christmas? Uh?
Speaker 2: All foll right, yeah, all right, all right, thank your son?
Who's next?
Speaker 5: I am?
Speaker 2: Oh, step right up, Sonny? Step right, yes, sir? And
what's your name? Jimmy Watson? And what is a baseball glove?
Speaker 7: A punchy bag of water color set, a ring chocs
of fountains and a Mickey mouse wish?
Speaker 2: Watching cowboys through the telegraph set? A bicycle bell at flashlight?
Speaker 1: And a baby sister?
Speaker 2: Is that all you want? That's all I can think
of right now?
Speaker 5: Well you look a little worn off, mister Brown. Call yes, yes,
I is a little tired. I never talked to so
many kids in all my life. But you know something
there is really cute though, you know, well you.
Speaker 2: Did very well.
Speaker 5: All the children seem very happy. And the parents were
just standing there beaming.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, I'd be better.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: We certainly appreciate having you here this afternoon. Yeah, well
tell you the truth. I enjoyed it too, of course,
you know I'd done it for a special reason. Yes,
and here it is, mister Brown, I have the stock
boy take it out of the window. The talking dolls.
Speaker 3: Well, Andy has been well rewarded in his effort to
get a Christmas present for a missus little girl.
Speaker 2: We'll hear more about it just a moment.
Speaker 3: You know, Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without Holly Reed's and
Christmas trees and little dinner table scenes like this one.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, why want the umpsty? Oh Tommy, you're going
to get to the Grady bowl all sy?
Speaker 1: You've got grave y'all over your shirt.
Speaker 2: Well tell me shirt. It will be a real contribution
to the family wash this time, to say nothing of
the table plot. But does that bother his mother?
Speaker 3: Tommy's shirt is certainly not very pretty, But with vinso
in the wife tabs, it will come out like magic. Yes,
you see, ladies, rinsol soaks clothes clean in as little
as ten minutes.
Speaker 2: Just a few quick finger rubs wherever the dirt's.
Speaker 3: A little stubborn, and rinse all your washable colors come spotlessly,
rinso bright, safely, even after dozens of washings. And of
course rinsol gets your white wash rinso white because those
peppy rich SuDS get out more dirt. So make every
wash day a rin cel wash day, and you'll whistle
while you work. And now back to the Amos and
Andy Show and their guests the Paul Taylor chorus.
Speaker 2: Well it's Christmas Eve. Andy has just arrived at Amos's
with an arm full of packages. Well, come in, son,
come in.
Speaker 1: You look like Santa Claus there with all that stuff.
Speaker 2: I was your boy, I was you say that tree
looks good? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Pretty in it?
Speaker 2: In the sure is Wait a minute, let me lay
these packages down here on the sofa. Yeah tell me this.
You making the rounds now huh oh yeah, making the round,
spreading good cheer and all that stuff. Boy, that is
a pretty tree. We got a lot of lights on
there too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've been seeing them for two three years.
Speaker 2: You know they're pretty hard to get.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Oh sure, we just decorated that tonight. Ruben A mama
is going there to take a few things to.
Speaker 2: Some poor people.
Speaker 1: They hear the bug here in town.
Speaker 3: They'll be gone for about an hour. Oh yeah, I see,
I say, Andy, why wasn't you over with all the
fellows at the large hall yesterday?
Speaker 2: For who me? Well, uh, I must have clean forgot
about that.
Speaker 5: Well, Amos, uh, I'll leave these packages right here, all
of them. Oh sure, here's one for Ruby, here's one
for Mama. Here's one for you. And there's a little
toy automobile for your baby. Oh gee, and here's a
package for Abodella. And listen, namers, be sure and tell
her that this one he's from Santa Claus. Oh gee,
that's a nice looking package there for her, or a oh,
just a little something I picked up nothing, Well, gee,
you certainly here's a Santa Claus this year.
Speaker 2: And I ain't never see the Santa Claus there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, don't forget. I see a lot of stuff
over my place from your house.
Speaker 2: And well, like I told you, and it in much,
but we wanted you to know that we love you
and we're thinking about you.
Speaker 5: Oh well, Amos, I feel better this year than I
ever felt. By the way, when you're gonna open up
your packages or.
Speaker 3: They kids get up early and we all get up
and started early Christmas morning. And now don't forget to
you promised us this morning.
Speaker 2: That you'd be here for Christmas dinner.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, sure will. That's nice of you too,
because the other two I was figuring on going didn't
work out so good.
Speaker 1: Oh it didn't huh No, okay, Well we want you
here and.
Speaker 2: It so you count on it. Yeah. Well that's swell.
That's swell.
Speaker 5: Well, I gotta get going, son, I gotta run around,
drop in on two three people say hello to him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, old kids, son, and I see you tomorrow,
and thankful lot for the present.
Speaker 1: The show wasn't nice of the end?
Speaker 5: Oh, nothing's all, Nothing's all. And the same Marry Christmas
the Ruby and her mama for me and the kids.
Speaker 1: Yeah I will, and I going on back with Arbadella now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Well, so long and so long and so long, ring
fool Stroyo, die you damn man crown him a well, honey,
you was all in bed inches shady hurting on.
Speaker 4: The little radio for me.
Speaker 2: It's apostle sleep. Yeah, well just for a minute or two,
I snap been on for you.
Speaker 5: Hey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Now we let it warm up a few seconds.
Speaker 1: We don't wanna wake up baby.
Speaker 2: Oh music, never wake him up? Daddy. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, now let mistreating your cover. The little honey tell
me this? Uh, and you said your prayers?
Speaker 4: Mommy?
Speaker 2: Has my past push went out? Daddy?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: With that's the ball. Taylor chorus continues with the Lord's Prayer. Well,
now get under the covers, Daddy.
Speaker 4: Could you give some Christmas music on the radio?
Speaker 2: Why, darling, this is the very best Christmas music.
Speaker 1: You could get. Uh, they gonna sing the Lord's Prayer.
Speaker 4: I just sayd the Lord Taylor's mommy, she can teach
an to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know it.
Speaker 4: You is What does the Lord tell mean, Daddy?
Speaker 3: Well, it means an awful lot, and with the world
like it is today, it seems to have a bigger
meaning than ever before.
Speaker 4: So what there's the Lord tail mean, Daddy?
Speaker 1: The Lord's Prayer? Well, Darling, I'll splend it.
Speaker 2: You read about us and you lay down there. That's right,
and listen now.
Speaker 1: The first line of the Lord's Prayer is this.
Speaker 2: Our Father, which are in heaven.
Speaker 3: That means Father of all that is good, where no
wrong can ever dwell.
Speaker 1: Then it says.
Speaker 3: Hollowed and beat our name. That means, darling, that we
should love and respect all that is good. Oh, and
then it says, thy kingdom come now, will be done
in earth as it is in heaven.
Speaker 2: That means, darling, As.
Speaker 3: We clean our hearts of all heat and selfishness, and
fill our hearts with love, the good, the true, and
the beautiful.
Speaker 2: Then the earth where we are now will.
Speaker 1: Be just like heaven.
Speaker 2: We will be wonderful daughter.
Speaker 3: Then it says after that, give us this day our
daily bread. Now that means, honey, to feed our hearts
and minds with kindness, love, and courage, which will make
us strong for our daily task. Then after that the
next line of the Lord's prayers this, honey, and forgive.
Speaker 2: Us our debts, as we forgive our debtor.
Speaker 1: Do you remember the golden rule?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Well, that means that we must keep the golden rule
and do under others as we would want others to.
Speaker 1: Do under us.
Speaker 3: And then it says, after that, and lead us not
into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
Speaker 2: Now that means, my.
Speaker 3: Darling, to ask God to help us do and see
and think right, so that we will neither be led
or tempted by anything.
Speaker 2: In the world that could be bad or.
Speaker 1: Sign at the Kingdom, the power and the glory forever
all men.
Speaker 3: That means, my darling, at all the world, everything a
tennant the longest, the God's Kingdom, everything, your mammy, your daddy,
your little brother, your grandma, you and everybody. And if
we know that and act as if we do know it,
my darling, that.
Speaker 2: Is the real spirit of Christmas.
Speaker 4: What's good?
Speaker 10: C Well, now I guess we are.
Speaker 2: To cut off the radio and let you go to sleep.
Speaker 10: Good night, good night, sweetheart.
Speaker 2: Daddy. Will you leave the radio all that I'll go
to sleep.
Speaker 10: All right, I leave it and you can listen to
some Christmas.
Speaker 2: Oh you man?
Speaker 6: And that can go a lay a time. I don't
lay my boy, no way, I'm not.
Speaker 2: Just go to the shop. So come come well, he asleep.
Speaker 10: Merry Christmas, my daughman. And now here are any cananda?
Speaker 1: How do you do? Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: Hello folks on behalf of the makers of Rinsto and
everybody here we wanted to sell it.
Speaker 2: Wish you a very happy Christmas. We know that the
many of you it won't really seem like Christmas. This year.
Speaker 5: But you're a loved one so far away. But there
are many things to be grateful for, and we hope
and pray.
Speaker 3: That a year from now we will all be able
to celebrate a Christmas when there is really peace on earth.
Speaker 2: Good Night, both, Merry Christmas. We try to be with
us again next.
Speaker 3: Friday evening at the same time when the makers of
Rinsos will again present the amoson Andy Show. Our thanks
to the Paul Taylor Chorus for joining amoson Andy in
the Christmas presentation tonight. This is Harlow Wilcox saying good
night to all of you from all of us. This
is the National Broadcasting Company