Speaker 1: The Johnson Wax Pro brand, with Siber McKee and Molly,
Speaker 1: the makers.
Speaker 2: Of Johnson's Wife and Johnson's Self. Pology Glocos present Marion
Speaker 2: and Jim Jordan as Bibber McKee and Bali, with Bill
Speaker 2: Thompson the King's Men and Billy Mills Orchestra, which opens
Speaker 2: with ooh what you said?
Speaker 3: Something that age some status as anything any days you.
Speaker 2: Well, as you most likely know by now, our hero
Speaker 2: and heroine made what they firmly believed to be dramatic
Speaker 2: history in Hollywood on the lux theater of the year,
Speaker 2: and here, glowing with triumph, swelled with success, eagerly looking
Speaker 2: forward to the plaudits of their friends, here speeding.
Speaker 4: Homeward as fast as modern.
Speaker 2: Streamlined transportation will carry them.
Speaker 4: Yes, here, on the.
Speaker 2: Bus approaching Wistful Vista, we find Fever McGhee and Mally.
Speaker 4: Any sandwiches left, Molly, but let me see. Yes here
Speaker 4: he just won Boy's Lucky. We're almost home. We'll go
Speaker 4: to Rot. Make it just one sandwich? You say, uh, yeah,
Speaker 4: do you want it to get Oh no, no, no
Speaker 4: you go ahead and have it?
Speaker 5: No no you have no you no you.
Speaker 4: I'll stop this. Why don't you have it? Molly?
Speaker 5: It's well, I don't know, aren't you hungry?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: I can wait?
Speaker 5: Well, I'm so can I.
Speaker 4: What kind of a sandwich is it?
Speaker 5: Molly, I'll take a look.
Speaker 4: It's ham m oh ham huh with mustard.
Speaker 5: Let's see, Yes, it's mustard.
Speaker 4: You don't like him with mustard, do you?
Speaker 5: Molley? Whatever gave you that idea? That's the only way
Speaker 5: I do like a ham sandwich.
Speaker 4: Oh well, oh shucks, go ahead and eat it then,
Speaker 4: moy uh, unless it's two sales by now. I'd hate
Speaker 4: to have you eat a stale sandwich. Personally, I don't
Speaker 4: mind stale bread. It's kind I kind of like it.
Speaker 4: In fact, I do too, you do, let's feel of it?
Speaker 4: Say that ain't so stale?
Speaker 1: I know?
Speaker 5: I have it wrapped up pretty well in wax paper.
Speaker 4: There's nothing like wet to preserve things as there.
Speaker 5: That's what I hear. And from a very reliable start too,
Speaker 5: they say that, Oh heavenly days, Meggie, let's quit starling
Speaker 5: here eat the sandals.
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, I ain't gonna you eat it,
Speaker 4: but quick waving it at makes.
Speaker 5: Well, don't shove my hand away like that.
Speaker 4: Oh look ows now shut dropped it on the floor.
Speaker 5: I'll get us, Niggie, leave it lay. It's all dirty
Speaker 5: by now.
Speaker 4: And Order just wanted to shove it under the pace
Speaker 4: so we wouldn't tramp all hord and so.
Speaker 6: The sam salmon under the steel hawk.
Speaker 7: Well, at least we don't have to argue about that anymore.
Speaker 5: No, I guess we don't know here. Let me wipe
Speaker 5: that mustard off your chin.
Speaker 4: Pilot must have flew up and hit me in the face.
Speaker 5: Oh look, we're getting close to town.
Speaker 4: McGee.
Speaker 5: How can you tell we're tired swiping more cars?
Speaker 4: Well, old town hasn't changed much since we've been away.
Speaker 5: We're going to have been gone a week. Foolish huh.
Speaker 4: Oh, yes, well, it's been a wonderful experience working with
Speaker 4: all him.
Speaker 5: I oh yes, indeed, cecil be the mill.
Speaker 4: Did you hear the mill ask him my advice about directing?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: I didn't. Why should he ask your advice about directing?
Speaker 2: I don't know what he did?
Speaker 4: He says, Look here, Sonny, don't you think this would
Speaker 4: be a better play if you just turned one page
Speaker 4: of the script of the time? And I says, why, yes,
Speaker 4: cessil I says, I believe it worth he said, And
Speaker 4: he says, okay, put that kaffy apple away, it'll have
Speaker 4: to rehearsal. Your pages are getting all stuck together.
Speaker 5: And I says, no, I'm never mind, now never mind.
Speaker 5: I think we're getting.
Speaker 6: Close to home.
Speaker 4: Daddy.
Speaker 5: It's time to put the dark glasses on and get
Speaker 5: out our fountain pins. Fountain pens certainly authographs you know.
Speaker 4: Oh oh yes, now I know how a genuine actor feels.
Speaker 5: Ma so do I Oh hungry, let's wet and ask
Speaker 5: the driver how much fun we have to go on?
Speaker 8: Me?
Speaker 5: Gae?
Speaker 4: Okay, come on one side, there, says, get out of
Speaker 4: the aisle. We want to get passed.
Speaker 5: You didn't say, please a vet you.
Speaker 4: Please? I said, oh, well where'd you get on?
Speaker 5: Sisend to that little guy?
Speaker 7: Oh no, I didn't mean that.
Speaker 5: Well you must have that tell me when there is
Speaker 5: a dad.
Speaker 4: Rather, I wasn't talking about how you got on. I
Speaker 4: meant where, says sometimes I think you do this just
Speaker 4: to be fuddle me. Yes, go on, I'll bet you
Speaker 4: don't even know what to be fuddled me.
Speaker 5: I bet you do a vet hi diddle, diddle, the
Speaker 5: cap'n be fuddled.
Speaker 4: That's the fiddle.
Speaker 5: Do you mean the fiddle? Fuddle the fiddle?
Speaker 4: I mean the looks this as the football player said
Speaker 4: when they funked in geometry. I think we better drop
Speaker 4: the subject. You know where we've been?
Speaker 5: M now you do?
Speaker 4: Come on now, guess now you must have seen the
Speaker 4: labels on our suitcase. Now, Sis, do you mean to
Speaker 4: stand there with your little mouthful of ticket stubs.
Speaker 8: And tell me you don't know where we've been?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Oh, then you do know.
Speaker 4: No, Look, Sis, we've been clear out in Hollywood. Well
Speaker 4: don't you believe me?
Speaker 5: Nah, there isn't any such place of rich. You just
Speaker 5: made it up.
Speaker 10: No, No, I didn't, Yes you did.
Speaker 4: Oh well, if there ain't any such place as Hollywood,
Speaker 4: where do all the moving pictures come from?
Speaker 5: See, that's Jesus, they come from that little boot in
Speaker 5: the back of the theater.
Speaker 4: Well, if you're a smart, sis, you must know what
Speaker 4: we were doing out in Hollywood.
Speaker 7: Must have been in all the papers. Now what is
Speaker 7: it that happens on Monday? On Monday?
Speaker 5: Monday?
Speaker 4: See she'll be the mill's connected with it, and it's
Speaker 4: got something to do with soap. Now you know why
Speaker 4: we went to Hollywood?
Speaker 5: Yes, you want to deliver, mister Demills washing No, well,
Speaker 5: come on, dear, you can't make an impression on anything
Speaker 5: that small.
Speaker 4: I'll bet she's cut out in the garden and her
Speaker 4: little sunbonnets, given the bees and the flowers the low
Speaker 4: down on life.
Speaker 5: See McGee. Do you want me to talk to the
Speaker 5: driver or were you?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 4: You ask him, molly. Men drivers are more used to
Speaker 4: having women talk over their shoulders.
Speaker 9: All right, oh.
Speaker 4: Driver, No lady, we don't stop again until we get
Speaker 4: to the station. And now you should have thought about
Speaker 4: it my last stop.
Speaker 8: I go back and sit down until we get in.
Speaker 4: Make it easy, bud. We just wanted to know.
Speaker 9: Has for this?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 10: I take to take the bags, and you bring the
Speaker 10: to chase and you chap.
Speaker 5: Now that rope is coming a little loose.
Speaker 4: Hey, look over there at the railroad station.
Speaker 5: What's all the excitement. There's a brass band and a
Speaker 5: lot of steel cats and banners. They must be expecting
Speaker 5: somebody on the train.
Speaker 7: Yeah, let's go and see what.
Speaker 4: Hey, wait a minute, fin know who they're waiting for?
Speaker 4: Who who is it that just come back from scoring
Speaker 4: a tremendous success in Hollywood? Oh?
Speaker 5: Make year you don't win.
Speaker 4: Of course, they probably expected us to be all swelled
Speaker 4: up and come home in a private car on the
Speaker 4: streamline train.
Speaker 9: And oh, but what would we do?
Speaker 5: The streamliner isn't doing for thirty minutes.
Speaker 4: No, but look, we just got time to sneak home,
Speaker 4: clean up a little bit, whip up a couple of
Speaker 4: simple mind speeches, and get back to the station. Come
Speaker 4: on on, molly'n't a gee?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 5: How can we get off the train and be met
Speaker 5: by all those people when we aren't even on the train.
Speaker 4: A mere detail, missus, Mickey, A mere detail. We'll get
Speaker 4: across the fact from the railroad, John, And when the
Speaker 4: train pulls out there, we are just buy us aussage. Here, boy,
Speaker 4: take these bags.
Speaker 2: Get us attract.
Speaker 4: Are waiting for februite Malley to return. I'd like your
Speaker 4: attention for just a minute. Here's some great news from Raccenes.
Speaker 4: Listen to this letter. It reads, don't forget to tell
Speaker 4: our listeners about the new consumer dividend.
Speaker 2: We have just declared for all our loyal customers a
Speaker 2: dividend of one third more for their money when they
Speaker 2: buy Johnson's self Polishing Bloke and Johnson's.
Speaker 4: Taste All Liquid Wags.
Speaker 2: Tell every housewife that right now, on most Steelers' counters
Speaker 2: she will find extra large packages the slow coat in
Speaker 2: Johnson's Wax, containing one third more than the regular sizes.
Speaker 4: She pays only the regular price. The extra one third
Speaker 4: is her free consumer dividend. Tell her we declared this
Speaker 4: dividend and appreciation of the way she has been buying
Speaker 4: these famous pologies.
Speaker 2: This offer is good on all important sides tins, pound quartz, gallons,
Speaker 2: and so forth, but only while the supply.
Speaker 4: Of these extra large packages last.
Speaker 2: Tell her to hurry if she wants to get one
Speaker 2: third more free next time she buys Johnson's blow Coats
Speaker 2: or Johnson's Taste.
Speaker 7: All Liquid Wangs, hurry up, Molly, we ain't got much time.
Speaker 5: You find me a clean shirt, yes, I laid it
Speaker 5: on the bed dairy. Did you find yourself a bitee? Yep?
Speaker 4: I found a half a cake in the red box.
Speaker 5: Heaven me days. I baked that cake for my birthday
Speaker 5: two weeks ago. Wasn't it pretty dry?
Speaker 4: It was too dried ease, but the candles were good.
Speaker 4: If I get the wick ups, you'll know what done.
Speaker 7: Once you get up, Molly, wick.
Speaker 5: Wick ups, pick up, Hey, funny McGee.
Speaker 4: I shouldn't have explained it, should have left it for
Speaker 4: the smart one.
Speaker 5: Now, McGee, that train's due in twenty minutes.
Speaker 9: Better hurry and.
Speaker 5: Shave, shave and wash all this makeup off. Well then,
Speaker 5: mister munie, if you're going to leave that makeup on,
Speaker 5: you better touch up your eyes.
Speaker 4: What's the matter with it? I had the best makeup
Speaker 4: man in Hollywood. Apply that there, eyeshadow there.
Speaker 5: That was quite a while ago, dearie, it isn't quite
Speaker 5: even now.
Speaker 9: Huh.
Speaker 5: You're right eye looks dreamy and your left eye looks sinister.
Speaker 4: I'll tell him I was playing a dual role. I
Speaker 4: want to say, how about my speech? I suppose I
Speaker 4: got to say something to the welcoming committee. Glad you
Speaker 4: see now, Well, folks, that's kind of homing and democratic folks.
Speaker 4: I wish to thank you for this tremendous ovation on
Speaker 4: behalf of myself and my supporting cast. Molly McGee, we're good.
Speaker 5: Why do you get that supporting cast? What am I
Speaker 5: splint on a broken leg?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Well, chucks, this is just tentative, old year old dear don't.
Speaker 5: Answer it, huh.
Speaker 4: I'll peek through the curtains. Oh it's Billy Mills and uppy.
Speaker 4: Shall I let him in?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: No, no goodness, No, she's too gabby. We'd never get
Speaker 5: to the station.
Speaker 4: Why does she keep coming around here? Anyway? We don't
Speaker 4: encourage her any to her. We're just common people.
Speaker 5: Search me water to seek its own level, even if
Speaker 5: it is just a big drip.
Speaker 4: Hey, take a peek at the tender way she hangs
Speaker 4: on the mills with it, like she was a campfire
Speaker 4: girl and he was her marshmallow.
Speaker 5: Quiet, dearie, not so loud?
Speaker 9: Can little McGee's still a way? Well, let's not linger
Speaker 9: any longer.
Speaker 6: Patience, Okay, if.
Speaker 4: That's the way you feel, bottles, I just thought this
Speaker 4: disabel might give me the lend of a solid tailed
Speaker 4: suit of mine got here?
Speaker 5: Oh really, I don't think mister McGee has one lenngel.
Speaker 5: He always tucked me as being a rather than coooth person.
Speaker 5: Well you hear that, money, I like that, don't you worry, dearie,
Speaker 5: You're just as cooth as any man in sount Yes,
Speaker 5: coother in fact. And missus McGee, did you ever notice
Speaker 5: the way she dresses.
Speaker 4: Polatively dowdy, hardy daddy, Well, so you was sticking around
Speaker 4: this timely longer? Cookie, welcome back tomorrow in barral McGee's outfit.
Speaker 9: Oh you will William, Oh that's the news.
Speaker 5: Oh and may I call you William?
Speaker 4: Just call me Willie.
Speaker 5: Will then Willie. And now that we are alone, that's
Speaker 5: something I wanted to ask you for a long time.
Speaker 4: He Hey, what's this?
Speaker 7: I don't just know how to say it, but this
Speaker 7: being leave here e.
Speaker 5: Any day she's proposing to end.
Speaker 4: And seeing that you and I, well, that is that
Speaker 4: I am?
Speaker 9: You are will rather Willa.
Speaker 5: Oh, Willy, can't you see what I'm driving at?
Speaker 9: Women? Driver? Oh tell me, Willy?
Speaker 8: Is it true that you sleep?
Speaker 4: But you're must passionates nood.
Speaker 5: Will come on my soul and goodbye you mister and
Speaker 5: missus McGee.
Speaker 8: I saw you, hymy gee.
Speaker 9: They knew we were here.
Speaker 5: All the time.
Speaker 4: It's dirty eavesdroppers.
Speaker 5: Well, mcgie.
Speaker 4: We got to get a move on now, and then
Speaker 4: I got to get this speech in shape, all.
Speaker 5: Right, and then get that clean shirt on. I've got
Speaker 5: iron his slips.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: I want you to be ready when I get Let me.
Speaker 4: See again, folks, it is with a target our hearts
Speaker 4: strings that we come back to whistle.
Speaker 5: That says a chin's feeling for yayyay, sibber. You know
Speaker 5: what I did? What I left town with the electric
Speaker 5: iron turned on and this burnt up me ironing bored
Speaker 5: and blown all the fuses in the house.
Speaker 2: The dear, old dear coming in. Well, glad to see
Speaker 2: you're back. Full towels everything in Hollywood.
Speaker 5: Oh, wonderful. Take him, it's to really talk, sis.
Speaker 4: He's wonderful, great place, Hollywood. Rwo. Those people do anything
Speaker 4: to make you happy.
Speaker 7: Why I happen to say to a guy Sunday, I.
Speaker 4: Says, Look, but I says, what's so unusual about this
Speaker 4: California weather? I says, And you know what? Ten minutes
Speaker 4: later they put on an eclipse of the sun.
Speaker 2: Well, look, Molly, did you meet Clark Gable?
Speaker 5: No, but when we were down at the beach one afternoon,
Speaker 5: I did sit in one of these rowboats.
Speaker 4: I did, Molly, that's CG painted on that boat. Meant
Speaker 4: coast Guide. But if you excuse me, now, we got
Speaker 4: to get gone because I want to hurry.
Speaker 5: Well, like confidentially, there's a big crowd at the railroad
Speaker 5: station to welcome us this week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they didn't know where were coming home by a bus,
Speaker 4: and I ain't even got my speech ready. I gotta
Speaker 4: get going.
Speaker 2: Hey, wait a minute, I can help you with your speech, Fibber.
Speaker 2: I've spoken from practically every floor in town. Now, look, Fibber, all.
Speaker 4: You have to do is be straightforward sincere let them
Speaker 4: see that success hasn't changed I thought, and then say
Speaker 4: something like, folks, we know that one big broadcast is
Speaker 4: not a real test of our dramatic ability.
Speaker 9: Fine, why we've no more.
Speaker 2: Than scratched the surface? And surface scratches on floors fiure
Speaker 2: can easily be avoided by using Johnson's wag. That's the
Speaker 2: finest protection that money can buy for all wood surfaces.
Speaker 2: Good housekeepers everywhere say that Johnson's wax is the greatest.
Speaker 4: Where are you going? I want to see if I
Speaker 4: can have as much success change in my shirt as
Speaker 4: you have changed in the subject.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, I try to give you a little friendly
Speaker 2: help and you walk out on me. So you've gone Hollywood.
Speaker 9: Eh.
Speaker 5: He certainly used persistence, isn't he?
Speaker 4: Deary, You can't set it sidetrack a guy with a
Speaker 4: single track mine. Where'd you say you put my shirt?
Speaker 5: Molly on the bed, deary, and why you hurry and change.
Speaker 5: I'll make a quick cup of coffee. Oh no, I
Speaker 5: can't either. There's no electricity.
Speaker 4: Dad rabit. We got more stops than a million dollar
Speaker 4: prime order. I said that line right.
Speaker 9: Come in, Oh, Johnny, oh door, what a bunny? Books?
Speaker 4: Got some Danny ones here?
Speaker 9: Here's a good one by James Doyce.
Speaker 4: Smart young sir that it's nothing but double talk.
Speaker 7: No, thank you, mister ol' timer.
Speaker 5: I don't believe we want any books today. Hey, we
Speaker 5: don't have much time for reading these days, my good.
Speaker 4: Tough petical work.
Speaker 6: You know, who do you have to?
Speaker 4: Could wear a kay bruttie and kid burlcue. Oh we
Speaker 4: ain't in Burlycue.
Speaker 5: Having the days, I hope not. No, imagine me, Gypsy
Speaker 5: Rose McGee.
Speaker 4: Yeah, imagine that.
Speaker 5: Well, what's so funny about it?
Speaker 11: So?
Speaker 5: I suppose you think I haven't got that on? I mean,
Speaker 5: I suppose you mean nice.
Speaker 9: But what do you mean?
Speaker 4: Oh? Boy, sucks mom. I was only trying to be well.
Speaker 8: You a well, what are you waiting for?
Speaker 2: Who me?
Speaker 9: Johnny?
Speaker 4: Yes, you as the lumberjack sss to the redwood tree.
Speaker 4: I think you've been standing around here long enough.
Speaker 11: That's pretty good, Johnny. But I heard a slightly different
Speaker 11: version of what a slightly different version I heard?
Speaker 9: One fella, says.
Speaker 11: Telfer Snay says, I see where the sipper, McGee and
Speaker 11: Murray have been on here for Johnson's Wax five years
Speaker 11: next week that show, says Telisars High like that program.
Speaker 6: I like it because it's clean.
Speaker 9: Well, says the First Fire.
Speaker 5: Why shouldn't it be?
Speaker 6: They're just about wash up?
Speaker 10: Boy?
Speaker 4: I thought that was Oh c a few kids are
Speaker 4: in show business.
Speaker 2: How about buy a good scrap book.
Speaker 5: Oh that's an idea the year scrape.
Speaker 4: Now you're talking old time. Give us the best one
Speaker 4: you got there?
Speaker 9: You are, Johnny, two bucks?
Speaker 4: Thanks, here's two dollars, bud, good.
Speaker 9: Bye for fifty cents more. I'll need my right thumb for.
Speaker 6: A book mark.
Speaker 4: Go our first scrap book? Why that's drud? Why what's
Speaker 4: he means scrap book?
Speaker 1: Why what is it?
Speaker 4: Look on a box and an easy lessons?
Speaker 2: The King's man singing a medally from within Okyo?
Speaker 4: Why that's the gay that the Vicky bird singe?
Speaker 8: Think it's the butterfly wings?
Speaker 9: Threason?
Speaker 8: Why does the breeze, have a bat off o even
Speaker 8: see who's the son.
Speaker 4: Of bud guns.
Speaker 8: Here's a b and those got no drinks, neither done,
Speaker 8: no springs to me.
Speaker 10: No, don't bring me previous now I'm freaking drinks on me.
Speaker 10: I'm all your I'm as happy as I can be,
Speaker 10: and I want I want you. No nothing very mean.
Speaker 8: I've got no springs, so I have done.
Speaker 2: I'm not tied up to anyone of my liberty.
Speaker 8: There are no springs, no coming in the chap with
Speaker 8: a feather in his tab to.
Speaker 9: They made me a water. I never gave a man more.
Speaker 8: Drink and a little puppeture changing it to me there.
Speaker 9: Little wouldn't and there's a.
Speaker 8: Little wouldn't see.
Speaker 10: In case you fall little do you know yet it's true?
Speaker 10: Mighty love you funny little time.
Speaker 1: Go play your.
Speaker 10: Part, bring her little joy every.
Speaker 8: Never ever seen, No my litle reason jopping my whole,
Speaker 8: very open stuff that ever bothers me.
Speaker 10: I want the world to no donald springs on me, God, no.
Speaker 8: Strings have fun.
Speaker 10: I'm not to any fun.
Speaker 8: I love my Lesdronal springs, springs, ronald springs, those things,
Speaker 8: those things on mem laghue.
Speaker 5: Here's our text he grabbed the suitcake.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm coming.
Speaker 2: Are you the mister Ronald McGee the call for a cab?
Speaker 4: Doc? Yes, I am, Bud.
Speaker 5: What's this Ronald's business? McGee?
Speaker 4: Or well shuts? What kind of a name is fibber
Speaker 4: for a big actor?
Speaker 5: So I was just trying out a.
Speaker 4: Couple of newes off get in money.
Speaker 9: Where's too gush? Now?
Speaker 4: Look, but we want to go to the Union station
Speaker 4: in a hurry.
Speaker 5: Yes, we're coming in on the streamliner and some people
Speaker 5: are meeting it. Now wait a.
Speaker 2: Minute, ladies users coming in on the streamliner.
Speaker 4: Well, we really come by bus. You see, we're not
Speaker 4: here yet.
Speaker 9: Where are you?
Speaker 5: We're on the train.
Speaker 9: You just want to go down to the state.
Speaker 4: That's the idea, Bud. They don't realize we got here
Speaker 4: before the train did.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 5: So you've got here before the trains did. Yes, and
Speaker 5: it's two any minutes.
Speaker 8: So hurry.
Speaker 11: Look, Doc, I don't like to be pandemic, you know
Speaker 11: what I mean. But if us is going to meet
Speaker 11: a train which choses riding on, how can you get
Speaker 11: our off long enough to meet your fellows coming in?
Speaker 1: Look?
Speaker 4: Five times awaiting? Let us worry about the more half
Speaker 4: true aspect of the gate. You just get us down
Speaker 4: to the station in time for the streamliners. Okay, Doc,
Speaker 4: here are got a boy. Okay, but here you are
Speaker 4: in five minutes to spare to these times.
Speaker 2: I hope the train ain't late, so you don't keep
Speaker 2: yourself a waiting.
Speaker 4: Come on, Molly, we'll sneak around this way and walk
Speaker 4: a block or so up the track.
Speaker 5: Look, McGee, they're raising the welcome banners. The train must
Speaker 5: be about do him jicks, I hit the.
Speaker 4: Kind of folks we're glad to be back along with
Speaker 4: you or no folks, this tremendous old basis. Come on, Molly,
Speaker 4: let's sneak a little closer to the crowd there. There's
Speaker 4: so many. We won't be able to keep.
Speaker 5: Your hat down over your eyes there, and so they
Speaker 5: won't recognize Okay.
Speaker 4: They're so happy to welcome us back, it'll be ashamed
Speaker 4: to spoil everything for you. Have they got our name
Speaker 4: spelled right on them banners?
Speaker 5: And I don't dear nook McGee, I don't want to
Speaker 5: be seen it's coming.
Speaker 9: Didn't even start you and your ideas?
Speaker 4: Well, what do we do now? We'll come on across
Speaker 4: the fact Molly, you's no use to apton all these people.
Speaker 4: We'll tell him we got in ally what everybody? Oh,
Speaker 4: here we are, yes, poor, here gildersleeve, Hey, gildersleeve, Here
Speaker 4: we are.
Speaker 5: Well o folks.
Speaker 2: Wasn't it wonderful?
Speaker 9: Did you see you?
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, where's everybody going?
Speaker 5: Tell him to come back and he see.
Speaker 4: Who missus Rose Belts You just passed through on the streamliner.
Speaker 5: Ah, dear, and I thought this was my dear.
Speaker 4: Well, it certainly was an inspiring sight.
Speaker 5: Magi.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well come on, mam, the balloon's gone up. Well, well,
Speaker 4: I see you all dressed up and have your suitcases
Speaker 4: with you. You go in some place, McGee, going, we've been?
Speaker 9: Is that so? Say?
Speaker 4: Didn't you listen to the lux Theater of the Air.
Speaker 4: Didn't you hear that big dramatic play they did? Didn't
Speaker 4: you pay attention when Cecil B. DeMille introduced the stars?
Speaker 8: Why no, I didn't.
Speaker 2: In fact, nobody in town did, McGee? What you mean? Well,
Speaker 2: some guards fool went away from home and left the
Speaker 2: electric iron on that blew out of re fuse.
Speaker 4: In town.
Speaker 9: Before fever Modo return.
Speaker 2: I'd like to say word about doing smart women know
Speaker 2: that it's important for them always to look their very
Speaker 2: best for their own satisfaction and to make the proper
Speaker 2: impression on their friends. That's the reason for facials and
Speaker 2: permanent small stuff like that there.
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Speaker 5: Imagine the game next week. We've been five years on
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Speaker 4: Well, you should mention that I just got a telegram
Speaker 4: about it from one of our listeners.
Speaker 9: You really what you say?
Speaker 4: I got it with me, he says. My family have
Speaker 4: listened to you faithfully for the past five years. Feel
Speaker 4: that there are strong bonds between us. Yeah, but listen,
Speaker 4: he says, because we never go anywhere on Tuesday night,
Speaker 4: and neither does your program.
Speaker 6: Good Night, good night, mister Molow Wheelcox speaking for the MICUs,
Speaker 6: the Johnson's Blacks and Johnson's South Baltians locals, inviting you
Speaker 6: all the ground us again next Tuesday Night.
Speaker 5: Good night.
Speaker 6: This is a nice little book.
Speaker 2: That's we company.
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