Speaker 1: Andy, did you hear that? Come on, did I hear
what that whistle? That's the Rinsol white whistle. Yeah, and
Runso means us. That's right. Rinso gets closed, Rinso white
and Rinso presents the Amos and Andy Show. Just about
this time every year, I try to remember the New
Year's resolutions I made last January, and if I can
remember one out of ten, I feel like I'm doing fine.
Of course, there are some resolutions you just can't help
but keep. For instance, if you ladies resolved to use
Rinso for closed washing in nineteen forty five, come nineteen
forty six, I'm sure you'll still be using Rinso because
those soaphy rich studs make wash day easy. As little
as a short ten minute soap plus a few quick
things aer rubs on extra soil places gives you a
wash that's spotless all over all. Your lovely washable colors
come Rinso bright safely through wash after wash, and you'll
hang out a white wash that's Rinsol white. So don't
forget get Rinso. And now I'm star Samos and Andy. Well,
it's almost New Year's Eve and the big event in
Harlem is the new Year's Eve party to be given
by the socially exclusive Charles Jackson family. At the moment,
we find Andrew H. Brown in his office telling his secretary,
Miss Blue, why he knows he will be the only
one among his friends to be invited to this smart affair.
You know, Miss Blue is ashamed that I am going
to spend New Year's Eve with my friends this year.
Speaker 2: But I've the highest society.
Speaker 1: Type and Charles Jackson's only wants them kind of people's
at the party.
Speaker 3: You know it's about. Is the child Jackson's really society people?
Speaker 2: Oh? Shure, there is richly all right.
Speaker 1: You know there is the only family in Harlem that's
got a cooking upstairs maid.
Speaker 3: Upstairs maid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course, I guess the downstairs must get pretty dirty.
Huh Oh.
Speaker 3: It must be almost wonderful to be invited to a
real society party and get a beautiful engraved invitation invitation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I uh, well tell you the truth, that's what
I'm waiting for. Mine ain't come yet.
Speaker 3: Well, if you ain't got your invitation yet, how you
know you is invited?
Speaker 2: Oh, I'll be invited, don't worry.
Speaker 1: You see, I done took the Jackson's daughter comedy out
a couple times, and they got to invite their daughter's boyfriends.
Speaker 3: You know that's right, I get.
Speaker 1: Oh sure, I showed her swell time on two different nights.
Why the last time I took her up, my bill
comed over six dollars, it did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder how much hers come to.
Speaker 3: Well, mister Brown, and you may just say you didn't.
Speaker 1: Pay her bill too well, being a rich gals.
Speaker 2: She says something about a Dutch treat. You know she
likes me. All right.
Speaker 1: By the way, when does the morning mail do? Maybe
my grave invitation will be in that the morning.
Speaker 3: Mail come two hours ago. There was nothing anybody bill
from your tailor for turning the laft als around on
your suit.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We only get one more mails before in New Years,
and that ought to be here in the low far.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that's the mail that the invite being all right,
no question about that. I showed her that that Wait
a minute, wait a minute, you.
Speaker 3: Come in, but I'm going in the back office and
finish my work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, okay, Well how did that done? Hello amos?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well then I had just stopped in to find
out what you do in New Year's Eve. I thought
maybe you'd like to go with me and Rubyl. Now
wait a.
Speaker 2: Minute, damus, wait a minute. Uh, I am sorry that
I ain't.
Speaker 1: Spending New Year's z but none of my old friends
this year. This will be the first time I ever
missed the New Year's Eve?
Speaker 2: Would you? But amos?
Speaker 1: I was going to a very exclusive party only the
very highest society types like me is going, Oh, well,
I'm glad you're going to a high class party in there.
Me and Ruby figured that maybe you was invited to
the same place as we were, so we could all
go together. Well, look, Gamushi as sorry, but let's face
the thing. You was a good enough guy, but we
don't revolve around in the same social circles. That's all. Yeah.
By the way, Uh, whereas you invited to? Oh, I
don't guess it'll be very exciting. Me and Ruby are
going to a little get together. But the Charles Jackson. Yeah, well,
it's too bad that we can't at uh where as
you say, uh.
Speaker 2: Did Charles Jackson?
Speaker 1: But that's where I was going. If you show you
was invited, well, I guess though, and they sent us
the invitation. M yeah, well I guess they invited you
because they want you because you was a friend of mine.
And yeah, they figure I wanted it that way. Yeah,
you know, doing.
Speaker 2: Me a favor.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you say you got your invitation already. Oh yeah,
I got it right here in my frank hits is gray?
Isn't everything.
Speaker 2: Pretty? Any?
Speaker 1: Excuse me and excuse me?
Speaker 2: What do you see outside?
Speaker 1: I thought i'd se the male man across the street,
but tan't him?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Well, amos, I guess I'll see it's a Jackson party.
Then right now I got to get over the shortage
barber shop and start getting fixed up for the affair.
Hey wait a minute, short what is that stuff you're
putting on my hair?
Speaker 4: Oh? Are there are just stuff that it's a special hair?
I mean?
Speaker 1: Is that ali is upon me?
Speaker 4: That can is important hairs at just plain lord.
Speaker 2: Lord, lard on my hair?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: How much is that costing me?
Speaker 4: Two points?
Speaker 2: Two red points?
Speaker 1: Listen, shorty, after this, please keep my scalp vegetarian?
Speaker 2: Will you say?
Speaker 1: By the way, Shorty, I want to tell you that
this is a nice smooth shave.
Speaker 2: You don't give me?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: That can here. I'll hold up this looking glass so
you can see how your hair looks in the back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, look nice and smooth. Yeah that's the best.
Say hey, wait a minute, shorty, wait a minute. The
way you got that looking glass held up there? Eyes
looking at the back of your head, you will.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how do you look back there?
Speaker 1: Well, never mind how you look, The important thing is
how I look. I is going to the richest New
Year's Eve party in town, real society stuff.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's nice, old lady.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I ain't got my invitation yet, but I'm no
eye is gonna get it too bad too that my
friends can't be invited to a high class party like
this one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's bad old that, you know what I'm saying.
I sure, sorry we can't be together New Year's Eve.
Speaker 2: And yeah, me too, shurety.
Speaker 1: But that's how it goes when you was high society type,
like as by the way, where's you invited to go
New Year's Eve?
Speaker 4: Oh, I ain't gonna no place to take you r.
I thought i'd stay at home. I'll be by myself.
I'll just take it easy and I'm going to Charles
Jackson party.
Speaker 1: Well this is the last mail. Yeah, and my invite
didn't come. Oh me, this is gonna be some New
Year's Eve for me? All right, well, hell, hell hello,
right now hello, I said, what was the matter, Amanda?
How come you look so dying? And the dump all Lightning,
I is regusted. I takes Comlia Jackson out and shows
her a big time and now her mama don't send
me no invite to their New Year's Eve party. Mebe
Jackson's don't approve of you for that daughter, Oh.
Speaker 2: You're crazy.
Speaker 1: Certainly they prove of me outside of the fact that
I ain't got a job and ain't got no money
at the bank. I's the most legible bachelor in town. Now, well,
some parents are very stuck up that way. They don't
want to see that daughter stalls. Yeah, you're right, Lightning.
They must be peculiar people. I wouldn't see her too
bad about the mosanet. Jackson's is very exclusive and a
lot of people wasn't invited.
Speaker 2: I guess, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 1: Besides old panel. Now me and you can spend New
Year's Eve together, Yeah we could there for one thing. Yeah,
it was that me and mcway was invited to the
Charles Jackson party. Yeah, well, so long, Lighting, I'm going
over to see the Kingfish. Look like he's the only
one left that I can spend New Year's Eve with
tall kingfish. You two, Yeah, you're seeing the being one
of the reporting citizens of Harlem. Or it was natural
that the A Jackson sent me the invitation. Yeah, but
tell you what, Son, you come over and hang around
the open window the Jackson's maybe I can toss out
a hunker turkey or something like.
Speaker 2: That to you. You know.
Speaker 1: Now, wait a minute, just a minute. I got tried
like anybody else. I ain't hanging around no windo, Why
I wasn't invited waiting for somebody to toss me out
a hunker turkey like a dog.
Speaker 2: Could you make it wipe me?
Speaker 1: But you know, Anna, after the way you took this
comedy Jackson, No, I don't sure you'd be invited. Yeah,
that's what I thought. You just go to show you
that where human nature is recerned, you can't trust human
nature where it's recerned. I ain't quite figured that out,
but I think you got something there, right. Yeah, Oh
you know that Communia don't give you a raw deal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and eyes mad.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't blame you, or I don't blame the
thing that really hurts me is that I don't open
my big mouth to everybody telling them that I was
the only one that was going to be invited, and
now I was the only one that ain't. Now look
an look at it. Uh, why don't you just forget
it and take out some other guilt and celebrate New Year's.
Speaker 2: Eve that way? Oh I can't do that, eyes broke.
Speaker 1: That's why I was so happy that I could be
with commedia at her house and not have New Year's
cost me nothing. I wish there was some way that
I could think of so I could be invited to
that party.
Speaker 2: And they wait a minute for some mattery.
Speaker 1: You can think of something. Listen, poon Communia, tell her
you was coming over the earth or something. Then when
you gets there, act like you don't know there is
giving the New Year's Eve party and invite her out
to all the swell nightclubs in town for a big evening.
Speaker 2: But now, what good is that going to do?
Speaker 1: And when she hears you was inviting her to all
these places, she gonna feel mighty ashamed of herself or
not inviting you to the party. Yeah, that's right, she
will want you. Yeah, that's the point at it another guess.
Then after that, what else can she do but invite
you to her party right then and there? Oh, I
tell your son that can miss. That is called the
art of hinting, Kingfish, I think you're right. That'xactly what
I'm gonna do. Or Commedia, Comedia, dear, why is it?
Speaker 4: Mama or Comedia? Are terrible?
Speaker 5: Things happened and I feel just awful about it?
Speaker 4: Why what happened?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 5: Just went over the invitation list again?
Speaker 6: And of all people, I forgot to send one to
your boys, send and the brown.
Speaker 5: Oh, don't worry.
Speaker 2: About his mama.
Speaker 5: Andy phones and he'll be here any minute.
Speaker 4: I can ask him then.
Speaker 2: Oh that's fine.
Speaker 3: I'm suddenly glad.
Speaker 5: I just over the support was too late?
Speaker 3: Oh that much be Andy?
Speaker 5: Now, Mama, I don't let him in.
Speaker 3: Well say hello to him for me, Comedia.
Speaker 5: I still have so much to do before the party,
all right, Mama, Hello, Andy, come in Hell Comedian Genia,
it's good to see Andy.
Speaker 1: Uh. Look, Comedia, I come over to ask you something.
Speaker 3: I've got something to ask you too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I'll ask you mine now.
Speaker 1: Or listen, Comelia, how about going out with me New
Year's Eve? There about three of the biggest nightclubs in Harlem.
We'll really have a big time.
Speaker 3: Oh Andy, I love to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I'm sorry you can't on account and you
got to what you say?
Speaker 5: I said, I'd.
Speaker 3: Love to, you know, I was just about to ask
you to come to the party.
Speaker 5: My folks forgiving. But what's a no party at home
compared to the New Year's Eve?
Speaker 2: You've got plans?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but uh uh commedia of don't you think on
the second thought there, your folks might not like you, uh,
not being at your own body.
Speaker 3: Oh no, they won't mind.
Speaker 1: Oh well I couldn't do that. No, No, I'll cancel
my reservations at the nightclubs and I'll come to your party.
Speaker 3: Handy, don't be silly. It's all selled now.
Speaker 5: I'm going to you on your New Year's Eve.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, anyway, I'm certainly glad there's a new year coming.
It's got to have less trouble for me to get
into than this one did.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: The Kingfisher's brilliant idea has hardly gone according to plan,
and it looks like Andy is Dougie's own grave. We'll
see if he can get out of it in just
a moment. Folks, Remember the visitor I had last New Years?
Speaker 2: Yes, I'll say no forgets to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right, he said. Hey, wait a minute, who
are you?
Speaker 2: You know? I am?
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 6: I'm on my way out, but not until I can't
up on you, will Box.
Speaker 2: Remember that woman and the eloi.
Speaker 1: You you mean the one who used to run her
washer for nearly an hour at a time. Well, look, Spirit,
I told her about rinso. Now she knows it takes
as little as a five minute run per load to
get close rinso white. Don't haunt me, spirit, please?
Speaker 2: Well what about that.
Speaker 1: Woman over and at Carolina, the one who used the
word now, I was scrubbing.
Speaker 2: Every what day?
Speaker 3: Scrub?
Speaker 1: I told her about rinso too. Now now now she
lets rinsos so be rich. That's soaker, clothes clean?
Speaker 3: God will dock go.
Speaker 2: Do one more little matter?
Speaker 1: Did you ever speak for that lady in Saint Louis Malory?
Uh about doing the dishes with rinso? You mean no harm?
I'm sure sure she she's been using rinsou. She says,
dish washing is a snap.
Speaker 4: Fine, fine, keep out the good white, will Box you
the hearing?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Uh, friends, help me to have a good report
next time, will you get rinso? And now back to
the Amos and Andy show. Well, now it looks like
Andy is definitely going to stand New Year's evilon by
taking the Kingfisher's advice.
Speaker 6: He's gotten himself hooked up.
Speaker 1: For an expensive evening making the rounds of the best
Harlem nightclubs. Andy is broke, and right now he's telling
Amos his troubles. Well that's the story, Amos, and I
ain't got the money to take her to a.
Speaker 2: Picture show, much less than three big nightclubs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I tell you one thing, and there where
you have concerned at thirtainy no trouble shorted? What is
you going to tell Tomedia Jackson? Now I've done already
told her what I phoned a little while ago, that
I was hold out of town, own business. Oh am,
it's a fine New Year's eve. I'm gonna have Wait
a minute, there come Fred Windell. Well hello there for
its happen New year to both up there? Yeah, family,
you Fred. And the reason I dropped in was actually
do a little favor for no wait a minute, wait
a minute, I ain't have no more to do nobody,
no favor. I asn't a mess, and I don't see
nobody trying to help me out, all right, But then
look here, I haven't been invited to the Jackson party.
And since I hear that you ain't going, I want
you to do me a favor so I can go.
Oh yeah, you wants me to do you a favor,
so you can go. Everybody goes there but me, Well,
I ain't gonna do you no favorite. Yeah, well, offense,
you ain't going to the party, and at least you
can listen to what Fred gotta say. Look, fellas, look
I got enough trouble without listening to either one of you. Now,
when y'all get out of here, let me alone, both
of you.
Speaker 2: I ain't doing no favors for nobody.
Speaker 1: Rather and this that's the way you feel about it?
Speaker 6: All that?
Speaker 1: So long, Wait a minute, I go with you, Fred.
I got to drive by and pick up the woman
that's going to stay with our children, so ruben me
can go to the party tonight. Well, so long and there, sorry,
I feel like you do, But so long they sorry
that I feel like I do. They all get as
invited to the party, but I as alone. And that's
almost New Year's here too.
Speaker 4: Hello man.
Speaker 1: Well, well, Reverend Johnson, come in, come in.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 6: You didn't see you at church this morning. Andy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I've been pretty busy today, Reverend Johnson.
Speaker 2: There next week go.
Speaker 6: Yes, I can understand about people being busy. Yes, a
lot of our friends are busy preparing for the new year.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, so that's right, exactly what I was busy doing.
Speaker 6: Yes, sir, you know, Andy, preparing for the new year
in the right way is just as important as coming
to church, maybe in some cases even more important.
Speaker 1: Cheers.
Speaker 6: Huh, Yes, you see, Andy. To most people, the new
year is the symbol of hope, promise for something better.
It's the opportunity to erase the mistakes of the past,
to make new friendships, and to strengthen the old ones.
But deepen that, Andy, the hour of twelve, that line
between the old year and the new is actually a
horizon beyond which all hope for a better world.
Speaker 1: Yeah you're right, Yes, sir, we all open to find
a better world.
Speaker 6: All right, Ah, but that's mistake, Andy, find the implies
luck chance. We don't find a better world. We make
a better world.
Speaker 4: We have.
Speaker 2: How does we make it?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 6: By doing things for other people. You see, when you
do things for other people, Andy, they love you for it.
And when there's love, there can't be greed. And when
there's no greed, there's no hate. And where there's no hate,
there can be no such thing as war. And that, Andy,
is a better way.
Speaker 1: Reverend Johnson, you mean that if I does another fellow
of favor, someday they'll come back to me.
Speaker 2: Is that what you mean?
Speaker 6: A thousand fold? Remember these words, my son cast by
bread upon.
Speaker 2: The waters, cast that bread.
Speaker 1: See, Reverend, I just remember a favor I refuse to
do for a friend. I'm going out and do it
right now.
Speaker 6: You know, I'm glad Andy by doing this favor, you
make this a better word.
Speaker 1: Yes, you can count on me, but don't expect too
much of a change. The first day, Fred. In other words,
when you was over there and asked me to do
a favor for you, you know I was a little
short with you there. My mind was on something else.
And I think that I give you a kind of
a short answer. And sure, we're nice ever to come
over here and tell me all that. In other words,
you mean that you will do me the favor, Oh Shore,
I will show like Reverend Johnson say, cast a few
crumbs of bread on the waters, and you get back
loads of bread. Now, what do you want me to
do for your friends?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 1: Look here and hear what I want you to do,
And I sure will appreciate it too. You know, I
am doing a lot of jobs over the newspaper down.
One of my jobs is a society reporter. Yeah, I
know that, and I got some work to do to night.
But if you could do it for me, you see,
that would make it so I could go to the
Jackson party, Oh Shore Fred, I'll be glad to do
it for you. What you want me to do right now?
Look you here exactly what I'm gonna ask you to do.
I supposed to make the rounds of the best hall
of night clubs and get the names of the prominent
guests spending New Year's Eve at these clubs. You see, Uh,
I makes the rounds of the best hall of nice
club You say, oh, yeah, that's right, An is That's
exactly right, And the headwaiter in each one of them
will give you a list of all the guests there,
you see. Now, now here's a press pass that will
admit you and one friend all of them. And by
the way, and you, being a representative of the press,
the management of each night club will give y'all all
your refreshments and food free of charge.
Speaker 2: That's what you do. Boy, that Reverend Johnson really knows his.
Speaker 1: Stuff, don't hell.
Speaker 2: This is great.
Speaker 1: I'll call comedians tellies back in town. That bred eye
cast on the water this time is coming back in
the shape of a wedding case, Reverend Johnson eyes on
my way over to pick up MgAl Camellia. But I
just dropped him to tell you how much I appreciate
your advice you gave me, you know about helping others
and getting repaid for it. Well, I'm glad to feel
that way. And oh yeah, from now on, I as
a firm believer in that helping and getting repaid stuff.
Speaker 2: I never seen nothing work so fast.
Speaker 6: Andy, I wonder if you'd do a favor for me
right now.
Speaker 1: Well, I got a handful of bread where you want
me to throw it.
Speaker 6: Well, there's a young couple, the soldier this girl. Well,
they're waiting in the chapel for me to marry. I
was on my way out to find a witness. But
now that you're here.
Speaker 1: Oh, Joe, Joe, I'll be glad to be a witness
at the wedding show.
Speaker 6: Well, thank you, Andy. Here here's a young couple now, Sally, Jimmy,
come over here with you. I'd like for you to
meet Andrew Bryant.
Speaker 1: How you doing it Brown? Yeah? I do. Congratulations. I
suppose now the two of you is getting married. You're
going out and have a swell time celebrating New Year's Eve.
Speaker 2: And you're a wedding both.
Speaker 6: Well, we should like you, but I'm afraid we can't
do much.
Speaker 1: Celebrating getting married is taking about all the money we've got.
Speaker 6: You mean, you two young people aren't going to celebrate
your with and on New Year's Eve too?
Speaker 1: Well, do you see Levin? The reason we are getting
married so unexpectedly like this is because Jimmy's going overseas
any day now and we just got enough money less
for me to.
Speaker 2: Get back home.
Speaker 1: Oh oh that's a shame.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: You could photog out somewhere, though, could you.
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 6: I don't know, Andy, it's pretty expensive going out on
New Year's Eve.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is right. The cafes is charging them. U say,
wait a minute, I got an idea. Why couldn't I
give the soldier and his gal here the press pass
that of I wonder if I was overdoing just catching
the bread stuff?
Speaker 6: Andy, what are you thinking about?
Speaker 1: Well, I was just thinking that I could give the
bride and the groom of Yeah, that'll help make a
better world.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Look here, Jimmy, you and Sally are gonna have a
wonderful New Year's celebration for your wedding.
Speaker 2: Now listen, here's a press pass.
Speaker 1: Both of you go to the best places in Harlem
and it won't cost you a single cent.
Speaker 2: Get along, child, this is great.
Speaker 1: Back home four walls by myself had to go get
soft out of didn't give that press pass away to
them kids. I could have been dancing with Comedia right now.
Some nightclub just ain't a mess. Wish everybody let me alone?
Come in? Well hello there, and then oh amos, So
what you doing here? I thought you and Ruby was
at the Charles Jackson Park. Well we couldn't go, and
and the woman that was supposed to stay with the
turan couldn't come, so me and Ruther stay at home.
And then Reverend Johnson dropped by and he told us
what you've done.
Speaker 2: And how you do all alone tonight?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess I was a sucker, spoiling my New
Year's Eve for a couple of strange kids. Reverend Johnson
told me to cast my bread on the water and
to come back to me. I was unhappy, Son happy?
And then what you done tonight? Or to make you
the happiest and proudest man I know? You see? And
then uh wait wait wed linswer they're phone out in
the hall. Yeah wait, yeah, well take your time in
the go ahead. Hello, and this is Fred Grendell again,
or listen, Fred, I couldn't go to the night club
for you, but I got a friend of mine that's
going and he'll.
Speaker 2: Get you all of the names.
Speaker 1: Oh that's great. And because I was gonna ask you
to change your plans from anyway?
Speaker 2: What's your means?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: You know over the newsday by I take care of
the theatrical news too, you know. Yeah, Well, a girl
that just got to town and she's been invited to
a big private party tonight, and I was wondering if
you would.
Speaker 2: Go with her.
Speaker 1: You go right to the party, you'd have a swell time.
Speaker 2: Well, who is the gal? I'll hold your hat.
Speaker 1: And it's Lena Horn Lena Arns.
Speaker 2: She is the best looking gallon of the country. Yeah, well,
now looks you put on your best clothes.
Speaker 6: I'll meet you in front of your house at.
Speaker 1: The automobile and I think you of an introducer.
Speaker 2: Okay, see you in ten minutes.
Speaker 1: So long came us that Reverend Johnsons to write.
Speaker 2: Us two rabbits. Oh what happened?
Speaker 1: What happened? I don't cast some crumbs of bread on
the water, and somebody done send me a bakery. And
now i'll hear are amos and Andy again?
Speaker 2: How do you do?
Speaker 1: Folks?
Speaker 2: Hello everybody?
Speaker 1: Well, all the time, it's about the chap off for
another year, and before the year passes, we want to
again tell you, folks how much we really appreciate your
friendship and loyalty which you have shown us in the past. Yes,
we are very grateful for the way we have listened
to our program each week, also for your very nice letters,
and we are very great for the fact that so
many of our friends have tried Rinso through hearing Harlow
Wilcox tell about it. Yes, we feel particularly proud of
that because we know you have found Minso to be
a great help to you. We're going to try to
merit your continued friendship during the coming year by giving
you the very best shows that we can possibly give.
And now from our hearts, we wish you a very
happy new year, hoping that nineteen forty five will bring
victory and happiness. That goes for me too, folks, good
night and happy New Year.