Speaker 1: The Reynolds Aluminum Program with Fiber McGee and Mollie. The
Speaker 1: Reynolds Medals Company, makers of Reynold's Aluminum presents Cibber, McGee
Speaker 1: and Molly transcribed with Bill Thompson, Arthur K Bryan, Dick
Speaker 1: Legrand and me Harlow Wilcox. The show was written by
Speaker 1: Phil Leslie and Keith Poller and directed by E Zick
Speaker 1: by the King's Men and Billy Mills Orchestra. We hope
Speaker 1: you have all answered your Christmas Seal letter and use
Speaker 1: those Christmas seals on all your gifts and greeting cards.
Speaker 2: This is the time to help.
Speaker 1: Stamp out t B and this is the season for
Speaker 1: the Reynolds Metals Company to extend to you the very
Speaker 1: best of all good wishes. That best wish is peace
Speaker 1: on earth. Much of Reynolds's expanding aluminum production now goes
Speaker 1: to the defense of the nation, the defense of.
Speaker 2: Our free world.
Speaker 1: But the ultimate is peace always, and the great destiny
Speaker 1: of light, strong, rustproof Reynolds Aluminum lies in peaceful progress.
Speaker 1: The Reynolds Metals Company looks forward to the day when
Speaker 1: all aluminum production can be turned to constructive uses. In
Speaker 1: a future when the inspired hope of Christmas shall be realized,
Speaker 1: and on earth peace goodwill toward men. Well Mistmas Eve
Speaker 1: and westfol Vista and big plans are under weigh this afternoon,
Speaker 1: because tonight a certain lonely bachelor named Doctor Gamble is
Speaker 1: going to have a surprise party thrown at him by
Speaker 1: a couple of spreads of Christmas cheer named Fibber McGhee
Speaker 1: and Molly.
Speaker 3: So I got all the other guys lined up for
Speaker 3: the party. Molly, I told him what to do and
Speaker 3: what to bring to doc house Win seven thirty.
Speaker 4: Well good, I'm so glad we decided to give Doctor
Speaker 4: Gamble this big surprise party.
Speaker 3: Dearie, Yeah, he'll be the most surprised big party in town.
Speaker 5: You know, Doc must get pretty.
Speaker 3: Lonesome being a bachelor. Nothing in is stocking for Christmas
Speaker 3: but holes.
Speaker 4: Well, you know when I heard that his housekeeper had
Speaker 4: gone home for the holidays, I knew we had to
Speaker 4: do something. Yeah, we couldn't let the poor lads spend
Speaker 4: Christmas Eve alone wandering around that empty house.
Speaker 3: Let's face it, to see, no house with Doc Gamble
Speaker 3: and it is an empty house.
Speaker 6: Why when he walks into.
Speaker 3: The Elks Club, he filled the room like cigar smoke. Well,
Speaker 3: even so, did you ever notice when he walked into
Speaker 3: our living room how the grand piano steps aside? No
Speaker 3: end of a funny idea.
Speaker 4: Now look about the party tonight? What time am I
Speaker 4: supposed to call and get him away from home?
Speaker 2: Whole about seven o'clock?
Speaker 3: You give him a pony name and tell him you
Speaker 3: live way out of town and you got a upset stomach.
Speaker 3: Old Doc just loves upset stomach. He'd go ten miles
Speaker 3: to see you want if he had to crawl there
Speaker 3: on his own.
Speaker 4: Well, I hate to pool him, but it's been a
Speaker 4: good cause. Say did you manage to get hold of
Speaker 4: his extra door key?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 3: Me and Oi did that down to the Elch Club.
Speaker 3: We knew he had to get his pants off sea,
Speaker 3: so we spilled a bucket of water on him.
Speaker 5: You know, heaven the days, wouldn't the glash of water
Speaker 5: have been enough?
Speaker 3: You ever noticed the size of Doc's riches? Get glass
Speaker 3: of water and then limousine type seat covers wouldn't hardly
Speaker 3: make a wet spot. Anyhow, he took the fants down
Speaker 3: to the furnace room and swiped the casey knot huddled
Speaker 3: around in a pair.
Speaker 2: Of red and white striped shorts.
Speaker 8: But the wonder he didn't catch cold.
Speaker 3: Well you should have seen him, or maybe you shouldn't have.
Speaker 3: From the back, he looked like a Siamese white elephant
Speaker 3: were in peppermint bloomers.
Speaker 8: He was the most fall watching McGee. He's coming up
Speaker 8: the walk right now.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, there he is, good old doc. Bless his
Speaker 3: little fat wattle.
Speaker 2: He's done. Dock hold it.
Speaker 5: Tell me good morning doctor gamblers.
Speaker 3: Good morning, my dear high a possum puss hi a rumplebucket?
Speaker 2: What are you doing on walking the streets?
Speaker 5: You on the lamb from the medical board again.
Speaker 6: Yes, they found out.
Speaker 3: I've been your doctor all these years and they want
Speaker 3: to arrest me for maintaining a nuisance. Very funny, George,
Speaker 3: You pretty busy doctor.
Speaker 8: The holidays and all.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, Christmas Eve is starting early this year, Molly,
Speaker 3: I've already had one call from an MFS Santa Claus
Speaker 3: suffering from the flu.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how'd you catch it?
Speaker 3: Didn't catch it?
Speaker 2: He got stuck in it.
Speaker 3: Fell a plan to surprise his children.
Speaker 6: Tonight, so he tried a dry run this afternoon.
Speaker 2: Drier than he thought.
Speaker 3: Yeah, boy, I hope you didn't try to go in
Speaker 3: after him at me. I sent a brick layer.
Speaker 1: Then.
Speaker 3: I've had three calls so far from frantic mothers complaining
Speaker 3: that that children's tongues have turned blue. Oh my goodness,
Speaker 3: what cause is that? Licking Christmas tree ornaments? Sem to
Speaker 3: lick the red ones? I just swab off the tongue
Speaker 3: and check the nose and tears potinsil.
Speaker 9: What a racket he's got.
Speaker 3: Molly probably calls that a tense electomy. He charged twenty
Speaker 3: bucks for it. My gosh, I don't know how he
Speaker 3: don't talk like well, he upsets my stomach. Your stomach
Speaker 3: gets upset every time you look in the mirror loudly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And I don't blame it a bit.
Speaker 3: But I didn't come here to discuss your insides, which
Speaker 3: I hate anyhow.
Speaker 2: I came to bring a gift.
Speaker 6: Well, where is it?
Speaker 2: Where's the gut?
Speaker 5: Left it at the office.
Speaker 2: I'll bring it over tomorrow.
Speaker 8: So on, Golong, isn't he sweep me?
Speaker 1: Gi?
Speaker 3: Yeah, good old doc. He's got a heart of gold
Speaker 3: way down deep inside of that tub of blubber someplace. Hey,
Speaker 3: did I tell you the extra present I got for him.
Speaker 5: Now, what'd you get?
Speaker 3: Something nice?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You know when I am Dock went coil shooting. Yes,
Speaker 3: last week I took what Dock shot to attack the
Speaker 3: deermers and have it stuff.
Speaker 5: Oh he should like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he'll have the only house and wistful vesta with
Speaker 3: a stuffed cabbage on the wall.
Speaker 5: Oh so that's funny. LL me in good morning Olie, Well, good.
Speaker 2: Morning missus, and half on yourself.
Speaker 3: Mc gamely are.
Speaker 2: You get along with the food for Doc's party?
Speaker 10: Will use tangm gee, the missus is cooking of a
Speaker 10: like sixty. I'll bring the stuff and I get there.
Speaker 10: But the missus would be a little late.
Speaker 8: Oh anything wrong?
Speaker 10: Only no, of course she has to go to Skews
Speaker 10: tonight because she'd let us spending.
Speaker 2: That'll only in the Christmas play.
Speaker 5: Oh that's nice.
Speaker 8: What will they be in the play?
Speaker 10: Angel Smith's? But all day they act like they come
Speaker 10: from the wrong address.
Speaker 3: They shut up a lot, do they nagee there used
Speaker 3: playing murder?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Their mama makes angel suits for him out of my
Speaker 10: old knight shorts, and then she makes beings out of
Speaker 10: vire and hooks him on their shoulders. That's fairy beings
Speaker 10: up from the gee.
Speaker 6: I know, I know, I know that you know.
Speaker 10: Anyways, she hooks the wings on their shoulders and the
Speaker 10: kids start jumping around and the vire slips down. You
Speaker 10: wouldn't believe very vings sprouted from them.
Speaker 2: I got a fair idea.
Speaker 5: Well, I tell you you're mighty lucky to have those children.
Speaker 11: Only.
Speaker 8: Yeah, just think what a lonely life doctor Gamble has
Speaker 8: being a bachelor.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I often think of the doctor at Christmas, message all
Speaker 10: by himself from that big house, no little voices on
Speaker 10: Christmas morning, no little feet running down the stairs. You're
Speaker 10: right o, my message a house seemed like a home.
Speaker 10: It must seem use like heaven.
Speaker 6: See there seven forty so long. But you all.
Speaker 8: You know I'm glad Risus Winston is fixing food for
Speaker 8: the party.
Speaker 3: She's one of the best cooks in town. Oh, no,
Speaker 3: better than you are at all. Maybe you don't think
Speaker 3: all notices them things, But to me you are the
Speaker 3: queen of the skillet.
Speaker 5: Why thank you deady Ain't many women.
Speaker 3: Could cook a cheap lambshank so it tastes like the
Speaker 3: best fork hams you buy a law on the lamb
Speaker 3: and make it seem like we're reading high on the hogs.
Speaker 8: Why mc gee, you overwhelmed me me too, and I
Speaker 8: love it because I don't get come me in her daughter,
Speaker 8: Johnny Hall, their kids, come on, Miss Joel Zimon, my
Speaker 8: old timer. Did you get the tree in the holly
Speaker 8: for docs party tonight?
Speaker 2: Paul took care of Chiny? How was up Brady this morning?
Speaker 12: At half to the woods at the crack of dawn?
Speaker 12: My new scout axe, some old battle axe, old battle axe.
Speaker 12: My girl friend Bessie. I took her along to help
Speaker 12: me pick the holly all. Bessie just loves him crazy
Speaker 12: red berries.
Speaker 8: Is she coming to the party with you tonight?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: She can't make a daughter. Her sister Essie is visiting
Speaker 2: her for Christmas. She's an ostrich Yes, he is an
Speaker 2: ostrich yup married in Austrian always has a glass in
Speaker 2: one hand and another glass screwed in his eye. He
Speaker 2: sounds like a duke, or maybe a count.
Speaker 12: Might be a duke, Johnny, but the son of a
Speaker 12: gun is no count. Worry three dollars from Bessie yesterday
Speaker 12: just to get his spats half sold.
Speaker 11: Millennia.
Speaker 5: I hope you got a nice treet for the doctor's house.
Speaker 1: You girls.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's a beauty daughter.
Speaker 11: And I know trees.
Speaker 2: I come from a long line of free experts.
Speaker 12: In fact, all the Papa's folks spent most of their
Speaker 12: time hanging around.
Speaker 2: Big Tree.
Speaker 3: By their next probably no, by their tails.
Speaker 2: That's my favorite joke, Johnny. I'll tell it at the
Speaker 2: party tonight. So cat.
Speaker 1: Billy Mills and the orchestra and the special arrangement of
Speaker 1: some familiar Christmas melodies.
Speaker 6: Jumper Jumper.
Speaker 3: Said, Boy, I can't wait to get over to Docs
Speaker 3: and get started putting up the tree and everything almost
Speaker 3: time to go in it.
Speaker 8: I'm just pasting Christmas eals on his presence. I put
Speaker 8: the fruitcake and the root beer out in the front hall.
Speaker 2: What do you got there, oh?
Speaker 9: Books.
Speaker 3: I've been looking through my own special treasures to see
Speaker 3: if there wasn't something else I could give Old Doc
Speaker 3: for Christmas. These books he'll love.
Speaker 8: Well, that's a generous thought.
Speaker 5: What are they doing?
Speaker 2: All my favorites.
Speaker 3: Here's Tarzan's other eight, here's the Rover Boys with King Karuk.
Speaker 3: Here's Tom Swift and his mechanical limp picker. Ah, these
Speaker 3: are the prize books of the litter.
Speaker 5: I've seen the way you keep your books, Darian.
Speaker 8: Litter is the word, all right. Ah, you're sweet though
Speaker 8: you are fond of the doctor.
Speaker 3: Ah, sure, I love every ton of him. Me and
Speaker 3: old Doc hit it off the first time I looked
Speaker 3: into his eyes and he looked down my throat. It
Speaker 3: was a long time ago, but I'll never forget it.
Speaker 3: It was ten years ago or more. We just come
Speaker 3: to whistle this. Then I had a back ache and
Speaker 3: I saw his sign, doctor George Gamble. I went in
Speaker 3: and told Doc what was wrong, and he smiled a
Speaker 3: friendly smile and put a friendly hand on my shoulder,
Speaker 3: and something clicked.
Speaker 8: Friendship, No, my spine.
Speaker 2: And give me a wrench.
Speaker 3: That darn near busted my lilyac jured my back ache, though,
Speaker 3: So I told him just to mail me a bill
Speaker 3: and I'd send him a check. And I will too
Speaker 3: one of these days. Leave me, kiddo, and I make
Speaker 3: a promise with the prompt.
Speaker 4: Hello, MOI prus about time you got here.
Speaker 3: We're almost ready to go to docs.
Speaker 5: Did you bring the decorations? Mister Wilcox, where are they?
Speaker 5: Where are they out in the car?
Speaker 1: Molly got a briefcase full?
Speaker 8: Oh and you shouldn't put Christmas tree ornaments in a briefcase.
Speaker 2: You'll smash them, Tah, not these, Molly.
Speaker 1: I'm going to dress up that tree and dress up
Speaker 1: the room with Reynold's rap, that beautiful gleaming aluminum foil.
Speaker 3: Off and I should have bought candy cane.
Speaker 1: Now wait a minute, look, pal, Reynold's rap can be
Speaker 1: used for Christmas decorations in dozens of ways. For instance,
Speaker 1: you can wrap things.
Speaker 2: In it and hang them on the tree.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what kind of things you wrap in it?
Speaker 2: Nuts? Poul?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 3: Nuts to you too?
Speaker 1: No? No, well, nuts, poul Yeah?
Speaker 2: Any what you mean?
Speaker 1: Reynold's rat turns them into beautiful shining ornaments. It's almost magical.
Speaker 1: Away that gleaming foil dresses up a house at Christmas.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't have a Christmas without reynolds wrap.
Speaker 5: Come to think of it, I guess we wouldn't either.
Speaker 7: Ah.
Speaker 1: You can tie shining bows of it on your Christmas wreath.
Speaker 1: You can drape it over the mantel. You can spread
Speaker 1: it out under the punch I'll.
Speaker 3: Take the old fashioned Christmas for mine with Uncle Dennis
Speaker 3: spread out under the punch bowl.
Speaker 4: Now, never mind Uncle Dennis I think he Reynolds wrap
Speaker 4: decoration sound lovely, mister Wilco, But you.
Speaker 1: Haven't heard my best idea, Molly. I'm going to build
Speaker 1: a winter scene under Doc's tree, some artificial snow, some
Speaker 1: evergreen twigs, and a sheet of Reynolds raft to make
Speaker 1: a sparkling lake.
Speaker 2: No, no, Junior, no lake, no lake whie no like?
Speaker 6: Oh oh, so there can't be a.
Speaker 3: Lake because you no like?
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: A lake ain't a lake unless it's got water in it.
Speaker 6: So no lake.
Speaker 1: Wait, wait a minute, A Reynolds rat lake is better
Speaker 1: than a lake with.
Speaker 3: Water no leak, well leach or no leak I don't like,
Speaker 3: so no lake.
Speaker 1: Now I'm going to make a Reynolds wrap lake with
Speaker 1: no leak. If you no like, you know what you
Speaker 1: can do? What no?
Speaker 5: Look that's telling him, mister Wilco.
Speaker 1: I intend to make full use of Reynolds raft, made
Speaker 1: by the world's largest producer of a luminum foil, the
Speaker 1: Reynolds Medals Company. Everybody should get an extra supply for
Speaker 1: the holidays, because, okay, it's terrific.
Speaker 2: As the farmer said to the.
Speaker 3: Hired man on the haystack, got ten feet tall.
Speaker 5: That's enough. Pitch. Now, you boys take the car.
Speaker 8: Now, I'll call a doctor. Now I'm getting out of
Speaker 8: the high.
Speaker 3: Are you packed the car, Junior? I'll get the number
Speaker 3: for your Hello operator. Give me the residence of doctor
Speaker 3: George Gambull wistful bits to.
Speaker 6: Two O three?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 5: Is that h mert?
Speaker 3: Now's very little singer?
Speaker 2: Say?
Speaker 3: What's amert? Your kid brother became a popper last week.
Speaker 5: I didn't even know he was married.
Speaker 3: He just got a better job at.
Speaker 10: The popcorn factory.
Speaker 2: He used to be a shucker, now he's a popper.
Speaker 6: How's that merd? No, it didn't go so good here either.
Speaker 3: She's ringing, doc. Now grab the phone kit on do
Speaker 3: your stuff.
Speaker 8: Hello, Hello is doctor Gimble there?
Speaker 5: This is doctor Campbell.
Speaker 2: Well, doctor, this.
Speaker 3: Is missus Wearywart.
Speaker 5: Would you come to my house right away?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: I got a misery in my stomach.
Speaker 5: Well where do you live, missus uh weary Wart. I'm
Speaker 5: out on the old Docs Road about eight.
Speaker 8: Miles as the crow flies if and it's a young Kroll.
Speaker 5: And your house, missus uh weary Wart.
Speaker 3: You can't miss the house.
Speaker 8: It's brown with a hole in the roof where we
Speaker 8: used to have a lightning rod.
Speaker 2: I wish you'd hurry, doctor.
Speaker 8: The misery in my stomach is getting oh real chronic.
Speaker 5: All right, I leave it once.
Speaker 2: It's still weary.
Speaker 8: Ward, goodbye, doctor Gimble.
Speaker 3: Well he's leading now, boy, good come on, junior, grab
Speaker 3: the root here and let's get started for Doc.
Speaker 2: Call.
Speaker 6: Well, make sure that breeze is in the thunder of
Speaker 6: the window there before you nail it up.
Speaker 3: Holy row, we'll get that.
Speaker 2: Tension on the tree there.
Speaker 3: Boy, come on, old timer, get the morning and tom
Speaker 3: dot oh dot?
Speaker 5: Mean here is he no dairy roulent?
Speaker 2: Yeah? This is a surprise party for Doc. Remember, yeah, well,
Speaker 2: keep working follows. We haven't got all night. He couldn't
Speaker 2: stood it all night. Hand me the hammer, read Cox, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Hand me the hammer up there. Hey, wimp, you can
Speaker 5: pull up wimpaid here either?
Speaker 6: Is he don't gone?
Speaker 2: Fine? Whimp here you s floky. I guess maybe he
Speaker 2: couldn't get away.
Speaker 6: Turney, Well, he better get away.
Speaker 3: We all got work to do here, Bendy, you start
Speaker 3: doing yours. Bendy, what do you mean I'm working every
Speaker 3: minute only I'm thinking, and that only his work. Well, certainly,
Speaker 3: my guy, somebody's got a boss this deal.
Speaker 2: Come on, you guys, let's get this job done here, Okay, Boss.
Speaker 11: Can mitch more lights?
Speaker 6: I'll put them up.
Speaker 3: I'll put the lights on the tree. I want it
Speaker 3: done right.
Speaker 2: Where are they are the floor, boss, right behind the wall.
Speaker 8: Oh my gear, you step down.
Speaker 3: Over all that answer, Dad rabbit?
Speaker 2: What blunk had left them Christmas tree lights on the floor?
Speaker 13: You did?
Speaker 6: Boss?
Speaker 5: Why didn't somebody pick them up? I can't think of everything?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, No, wait a minute, take an easy, boss.
Speaker 1: We's got plenty of lights. Hey, what if Doc comes
Speaker 1: home before we're through?
Speaker 3: Oh, I got that all covered. Boy, I got teeny
Speaker 3: the kid down the street watching for him. As soon
Speaker 3: as Doc's car turns down this block, shield be.
Speaker 2: Hey, here's one of us went on. Yeah, hello all,
Speaker 2: let's hold the ladder.
Speaker 11: Hello, mister Wimple, Hello folks, Look at the popcorn bows.
Speaker 5: There for later.
Speaker 8: Mister Wimple.
Speaker 6: Yeah, where you been?
Speaker 3: Boy? You're late?
Speaker 11: Well. The sweety face and I had a little discussion
Speaker 11: about go to hang our holly reasons. Oh, I wanted
Speaker 11: to hang them in the windows, and she wanted to
Speaker 11: hang them on the door.
Speaker 3: I suppose she won the argument.
Speaker 11: No, we compromise.
Speaker 3: Well, that's fine.
Speaker 11: She hung one on the door, and I hung one
Speaker 11: on the window, and then she hung.
Speaker 3: One on me.
Speaker 11: Just looking at those popcorn bulls makes me hungry.
Speaker 5: Well here, mister Wimble, no use torturing your sup I'll
Speaker 5: put them up.
Speaker 8: Here on the mattle where you can't see them.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 13: Well, come on, get to.
Speaker 3: Work, grab that last string of Christmas tree lights? There, boy,
Speaker 3: test the.
Speaker 2: Bulls, will you.
Speaker 8: I'll try a d one fish, do you know, knock
Speaker 8: in your mouth?
Speaker 2: I said, test them?
Speaker 11: Oh, I thought you said taste them. I didn't think
Speaker 11: it'd had much flavor to them.
Speaker 2: Although I once tried.
Speaker 11: A briddle bill Flicky's egg and it looked just like
Speaker 11: a light bulb.
Speaker 12: How the taste like a light bulb?
Speaker 11: I'd rather have popcorn bubs.
Speaker 2: Look, two fellers caught out of the yak yack, can
Speaker 2: hind them lights off?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 10: I used to need one more spring from the top.
Speaker 8: Ah, the tree looks just beautiful, doesn't it?
Speaker 3: Megee?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: Thanks miss?
Speaker 1: All the gifts dare yeah, and the beautiful Reynolds wrapped
Speaker 1: that pure aluminum foil spread out?
Speaker 2: All right, you guys, all right, let's check this whole
Speaker 2: thing off now and be sure we.
Speaker 3: Have to overlook any Wilcox. All the decorations up right, Molly,
Speaker 3: all the food laid out.
Speaker 6: Root beer ready?
Speaker 2: Right, old timer, you got your ornaments and tensil on
Speaker 2: the tree. Right, holy you got the lightshole on the tree.
Speaker 10: Oh, this is you silly, you're looking right at it.
Speaker 6: McGhee.
Speaker 3: Just look around this room when I think what a
Speaker 3: wonderful thing I'm doing for old Doc for Christmas, and
Speaker 3: just gives me a warm feeling all over.
Speaker 11: That's the way I am about popcorn bows.
Speaker 8: Call I sare you the doctor will love us there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he ought to be here soon on me right now.
Speaker 9: Look here's what we do, you guys.
Speaker 3: As soon as we hear he's coming, we'll douse all
Speaker 3: the lights in.
Speaker 1: Here side and took the ball out of the hall light.
Speaker 11: Fowl good.
Speaker 3: When Doc comes in and turns on the hall switch,
Speaker 3: it won't light see and he'll stand there muttering and
Speaker 3: stuttering to himself. And then we'll turn on the Christmas.
Speaker 8: Tree and we'll all holler Merry Christmas, mister mc he's coming.
Speaker 3: Ok okaytene, you stay here now quick, dossil lights.
Speaker 10: I'll stand by the tree McGee and put it on
Speaker 10: Ben Todaddy.
Speaker 1: I'll stand over here.
Speaker 5: I'll stand here by the popcorn.
Speaker 2: Bo oh McGee.
Speaker 5: This is so exciting. I know the doctor will just
Speaker 5: love it. Acquiet, everybody, stay with me.
Speaker 2: People that call me out on Christmas Eve, all the
Speaker 2: gold roam around the country for three hours and never did.
Speaker 3: Okay, only turned on the tree.
Speaker 5: Jif you go Mary, try.
Speaker 3: Harry Christmas well gee with a tree, a presence McGhee
Speaker 3: and Molly and whipp and only in a fellows. You
Speaker 3: shouldn't have done it.
Speaker 2: At that tree and all the presents. Yeah, I'm sure.
Speaker 10: I gotta tell you doctor, the whole hand muss old.
Speaker 11: He was used to land things like doing the work.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: He thought it all?
Speaker 5: Yes he did, doctor.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know how to say thanks.
Speaker 6: It's a little little tallowhead.
Speaker 3: See I want and I the only reasonably well you
Speaker 3: know us, guys, we will when you deserve a doc.
Speaker 3: You've been a sweet old slob. It's gonna be slowly
Speaker 3: around here. This is a wonderful surprise, kid.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I meant all either, Docky.
Speaker 3: We saved the best surprise for the last okay, seen.
Speaker 13: Come on, kids, people, Christmas creature were reach keeping.
Speaker 6: Me with king then.
Speaker 9: But youren were nestled all warm, and there we.
Speaker 6: Little wild vision, some sugar clows and stimmre.
Speaker 2: We lit mom, And I'm n.
Speaker 7: Like that just that.
Speaker 6: Bar. When I was a cutter, I ran when I
Speaker 6: didn't see what was the matter in the window. I
Speaker 6: put like a five star A shutters through all the time.
Speaker 6: What to buy one to drink? I shouldn't hear, but
Speaker 6: a man, as you say, may right there will drop
Speaker 6: for some right away that it must be. Take this
Speaker 6: to is what Pole said. Was covered but ax some
Speaker 6: tidle in my hand, and was turning around with all.
Speaker 8: His eyes a twinkle.
Speaker 13: It's beautiful, how merry. His cheeks were like thoses, his
Speaker 13: nose like a cherry.
Speaker 8: His jolly old mom was Johnna likeable.
Speaker 6: The bed on his chin was sad.
Speaker 13: Likes still.
Speaker 6: Stuff bothering all type and see out time. And his
Speaker 6: teeth as for where they are around here like a
Speaker 6: he was Johnny, and fund I my jolly old Johnny
Speaker 6: old else he said, I am dead a laugh handle
Speaker 6: laughed when as is fin mysel he had brought face
Speaker 6: off round belly.
Speaker 7: Shy laugh sycamore jelly for He gave me a wink
Speaker 7: of his eyes and face on his hand chuckle land smile.
Speaker 6: I knew all the while hands of thing to dread.
Speaker 13: He spoke not a word, but went straight to his work.
Speaker 9: And filled all the snocky, and turned.
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