Speaker 1: The Pet Milk Program with Fipper McGhee and Mollie. The
Speaker 1: first evaporated milk Pet Milk presents Fipper McGee and Molly,
Speaker 1: with Bill Thompson, Gail Gordon, Ivak Bryant, and me Haddow Wilcox.
Speaker 1: The show was written by Bill Leslie and Keith Fowler
Speaker 1: and directed by Max Hutto, with music by the Kingsman
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Speaker 1: Get several cans at your grossers tomorrowo. Statistics prove that
Speaker 1: there are two distinct types of duck hunters. There's this strong,
Speaker 1: silent type of sportsman who shoots.
Speaker 2: Well and talks little.
Speaker 1: And there's mister McGee, a little rigee.
Speaker 3: Holler, that's sir.
Speaker 4: I can hardly wait for tomorrow morning to get out here, Molly,
Speaker 4: to get here boil boiling daylight breaks over Dugan's lake.
Speaker 4: I'll be mowing down the mallards.
Speaker 5: What's the mallard day?
Speaker 4: Nothing? What's the malard with you?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: A mallard duck. It's a duck money, a wild duck.
Speaker 5: Well, McGee, I wish you wouldn't shoot at those poor
Speaker 5: little royal stracture.
Speaker 4: You're looking at the dead shooting this, never missing this
Speaker 4: duck buster in town, Kiddo, when I bear down on
Speaker 4: a moving mallard of might, trust the old twelve gage.
Speaker 4: That duck's as good as stuff with wild rice, right, there.
Speaker 5: The last one you brought home was stuffed with bebes.
Speaker 5: As I recall, it took two of us to lift it.
Speaker 6: On the platter.
Speaker 4: That was just careful shooting, did that money? I took
Speaker 4: such careful aim at that duck the twelve other hunters,
Speaker 4: and even before I did, I had to shoot him
Speaker 4: on the way down.
Speaker 7: Well, I don't know why you fellas should be so
Speaker 7: proud of shooting those innocent little ducks, Maggie, I swear
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 5: Why don't you pick on something your own size?
Speaker 4: Oh well, now that just seemed practical to see I
Speaker 4: shoot something my own size. We couldn't even get it
Speaker 4: in the oven.
Speaker 5: No, I guess not.
Speaker 4: And besides, it's not just the shooting, Molly, it is
Speaker 4: sport of the thing it is. It's the great man,
Speaker 4: the man give and take companionship. The three good pals
Speaker 4: like I on Latrivia and Doc Gamble get out of
Speaker 4: going hunting together.
Speaker 7: Do I seem to remember that you three piles had
Speaker 7: quite an argument the last time, something about who shot
Speaker 7: a certain duck.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, Doc Gamble did say that anybody else who
Speaker 4: claimed it was a dirty, sneaking thief, and Latrivia made
Speaker 4: some master remarks about a dishonest, memoral scoundrel. Ah, but
Speaker 4: I did can get into it. I just sat there
Speaker 4: like a gentleman on the duck.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm glad you kept your dignity.
Speaker 4: I kept the duck too.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: I better get busy here and start getting hunting stuff together.
Speaker 4: I guess now here.
Speaker 2: Hurry, what's here?
Speaker 7: Hurry?
Speaker 5: The boys won't be here to pick you up until
Speaker 5: four am.
Speaker 4: You said, Well, you know me, I'm always ready early
Speaker 4: since when since the time I was late and they
Speaker 4: went off without me. Now, let me see, I got
Speaker 4: my shotgun out, and hey, where's my shotgun? My shotgun?
Speaker 4: You see my shotgun right.
Speaker 5: There on the piano daries where you put it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: Thanks, it's my turn to bring the shelves for everybody too.
Speaker 1: For all all three of us.
Speaker 4: So I got the gun. Where's that box of shells?
Speaker 4: Youve seen the box of shells? I put it down
Speaker 4: there by the door. Why end it there now by
Speaker 4: the door, because that's the front door.
Speaker 5: And you put it down by the kitchen door.
Speaker 4: Oh well, and where's my duck call?
Speaker 5: What's that's sticking out of your shirt pocket?
Speaker 4: That's my duck called? Now let me see if it's
Speaker 4: worth Okay, a.
Speaker 5: Little plot, McGee, can you really pull the dush?
Speaker 6: Is one of those.
Speaker 4: Things I'll say you can when I'm really trying. Where
Speaker 4: this baby, anything can happen. I let go a blast
Speaker 4: on this thing out of Dugan's Lake last fall, and
Speaker 4: three moose can busting out through the bushes right behind me.
Speaker 5: Heavenly date, I didn't even know we had most.
Speaker 4: Around here either, Diani, but they all had them badges
Speaker 4: on that said Loyal Order of Moose Lodge number ten.
Speaker 4: Seems the car busted down up on the road and
Speaker 4: they're walking.
Speaker 5: Down there just a minute in. Hello, miss Terel timer.
Speaker 1: Cave Tive daughter, Hi Johnny, what youre doing with the
Speaker 1: shot gun?
Speaker 8: Going hunting?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I'm going after some ducks, the dukes.
Speaker 1: How you should mention hunting, Johnny commands me of the
Speaker 1: hunter I used to be when I was here southwest? Oh,
Speaker 1: I ever tell you kids about when I was about.
Speaker 4: West fifty times at least?
Speaker 1: Well, this will make a fifty one ship wift was
Speaker 1: full of buffalo on them day. Yeah, oh oh. I
Speaker 1: decided to get myself a partner and do some buffalo.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I looked up an Indian chief name of Bashful Beaver
Speaker 1: who lived in the wigwam with hot running water.
Speaker 6: My goodness, I'm modern.
Speaker 1: Hot running water was a square daughter, I see butter
Speaker 1: Paishful Beaver didn't think I could choot good enough to
Speaker 1: hunt with him, so we had us a contest. Took
Speaker 1: turns shooting at a poker chip we had set up
Speaker 1: half a mile.
Speaker 4: Away, half a mile away.
Speaker 1: Yep, parishful Beaver shot curst and missed fire shot four times,
Speaker 1: put four holes in the poker chip. And I still
Speaker 1: use it for a pants button.
Speaker 4: No, I hope it holds up better than that story did,
Speaker 4: because I'm believing.
Speaker 1: So after we killed all the buffalo why not Texas
Speaker 1: wazeers and started hunting out lockheads. Yell yes, I come
Speaker 1: across a fellow named booth Hill Mortars toupus out lawn,
Speaker 1: Texas quick as a price.
Speaker 9: Hey, thank my gun?
Speaker 4: Did you shoot? Did I shoot it?
Speaker 1: I shut out the lights, shut out the door, shut
Speaker 1: up the alley, shot down the road. And I've been
Speaker 1: in Texas City billymails the orchestron when buddhas smiled.
Speaker 9: Us of a.
Speaker 4: Let me see, I got my gun. I had iron
Speaker 4: for the scratches when I fall down in the brush
Speaker 4: my hip boots all go at, what did I do
Speaker 4: with my hip boots? Where was my hip boots? I
Speaker 4: had my hip Oh, I got 'em on. Well, let's see.
Speaker 5: Did you take the butter out of the ice box.
Speaker 5: It's sitting on the kitchen seat.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, you can.
Speaker 1: Put it back.
Speaker 4: Now get or I'm through it. The boots are okay.
Speaker 4: The boots, yeah, my hip boots wouldn't go on on
Speaker 4: a on account of my feet must have sworn or
Speaker 4: something like this. So I had the butter out to
Speaker 4: butter my heels a little. They're fine now, Heaven lead day. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, there's nothing like a well buttered kneal.
Speaker 7: I always say.
Speaker 5: Say incidentally, if you're looking for that wooden duck of yours,
Speaker 5: I moved it out on the back.
Speaker 1: Porch, my decoy.
Speaker 4: I hope you handle that carefle money. I just finished
Speaker 4: painting that decoy, touched up a little.
Speaker 5: Yes, I say, I'm gonna ask you about that. Why
Speaker 5: did you paint that duck with one eye clothed?
Speaker 4: Well, I'm trying out a new theory, Molly. That's a
Speaker 4: wooden she duck, you see. And I figured the heat
Speaker 4: ducks would flock around more if they think the she
Speaker 4: duck is winking at 'em.
Speaker 5: Heaven lead day is.
Speaker 4: Nothing sacred, gives her a kind of a koy look
Speaker 4: you see. I figure a koy decoy, especially a koy
Speaker 4: she decoy, will decoy more he ducks than the decoy
Speaker 4: that don't look coy. I I really need a boy
Speaker 4: decoy to go with it, because with the koi boy
Speaker 4: decoy to decoy the girl ducks and the she decoy
Speaker 4: to decoy the he ducks, I'll duck the decoy's and
Speaker 4: dugan's lake and decoy more ducks with those ducky decoys.
Speaker 1: Come in, come in quick.
Speaker 4: Hello, Hello, Molly, alright, powel.
Speaker 5: Hello, Hello Heillo.
Speaker 4: Care to drop over tomorrow night for a duck dinner? Boy,
Speaker 4: I'm doc gambling.
Speaker 1: They're speaking of duck dinner.
Speaker 9: Pal.
Speaker 1: Kids are all alike that they huh, yes, sir, They
Speaker 1: just hate to come in at mail time.
Speaker 9: They'd rather stay out and play.
Speaker 8: Huh.
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Speaker 4: Oh oh, this is pathetic.
Speaker 7: Oh dear, I'm so embarrassed for the poor lad Nigee,
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Speaker 1: stopped it.
Speaker 4: Hey, Hey, hey, try look ducky, I mean milky. Yes,
Speaker 4: you want to go with us? We're leaving at four
Speaker 4: in the morning. It's only eight pm now. That gives
Speaker 4: you several hours to get wrong.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, thanks style count me out. Oh aren't
Speaker 1: you a hundred mister Wilcox, Or indeed I am Molly.
Speaker 1: In fact, I expect to do some big game hunting
Speaker 1: this weekend, big game hunting.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's a big football game in town, and I'll
Speaker 2: be hunting for tickets. O.
Speaker 5: The Willcox enjoys these little job.
Speaker 4: Yea, even the little vine one. Why he kills hisself,
Speaker 4: and it couldn't happen to a guy who deserves it more. Boy,
Speaker 4: I was worth four o'clock in the morning. I'm so cute.
Speaker 6: All look therey.
Speaker 7: Now you've got about eight hours before the boys get here.
Speaker 7: Let's step the alarm clock and then go to bed
Speaker 7: and get.
Speaker 5: A good night's sleep before you go.
Speaker 4: Hey, that's a wonderful idea, you know. Can I take
Speaker 4: my duck call to.
Speaker 9: Bed with me?
Speaker 4: Then if I wake up, I can crack.
Speaker 6: Leave it here.
Speaker 5: Okay, you run on upstairs to bed. I've got a
Speaker 5: few little things to do and then I'll turn into
Speaker 5: a good night's sleep.
Speaker 1: Door. So they went to bed early, but the sleep
Speaker 1: they got wasn't too good. At regular intervals, a plaintive
Speaker 1: little voice cried.
Speaker 4: Out in the darkness, Molly, hey, Molly hm, what what
Speaker 4: is it? I I it's me, kiddo. You asleep not
Speaker 4: nowmally h.
Speaker 5: Somehow an elbow driven into my ribs seems to disturb me. Huh,
Speaker 5: just sensitive.
Speaker 4: I guess what's the trouble. Are you sure you set
Speaker 4: the alarm clock?
Speaker 7: Course, I'm sure it can't be more than twelve o'clock.
Speaker 7: And you wake me up six times since we went
Speaker 7: to bed.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm sorry, kiddo, I'm just on it.
Speaker 9: Well, get off your edge and try sleeping on your back.
Speaker 9: Good night, good.
Speaker 4: Night, Molly? Hey Molly, hm hm uh, what it's me again?
Speaker 3: Who else?
Speaker 4: Are my feet out of the blankets? Molly? I got
Speaker 4: a feeling my feet are uncovered. Oh d oh, I
Speaker 4: don't wanna catch cold. Can you see if my feet
Speaker 4: are uncovered?
Speaker 5: Do they feel like they're uncovered?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 4: I can't tell with these boots on.
Speaker 6: Doors?
Speaker 8: Lead good night, good night, Molly.
Speaker 5: Hey, Molly, you can spare the elbow, deary, I'm away.
Speaker 4: Oh say, do you suppose I'll call doctor the trivine
Speaker 4: remind 'em? You suppose they might forget it?
Speaker 6: No, they'll be here. Can't you sleep at all?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: I can't get my mind off them ducks.
Speaker 6: Have you tried counting sheep?
Speaker 4: Whoever? It don't work all? She forgot web feet.
Speaker 5: We'll try again, yeah.
Speaker 6: Good night, you know, yeah, all right there, he's three thirty.
Speaker 5: Time to get up.
Speaker 6: Well, why do you know he's asleep?
Speaker 5: McGee? Wake up.
Speaker 4: Well us?
Speaker 5: This isn't it keeps me awake all night because he
Speaker 5: wants to go duck hunting. Well by the seven Sisters
Speaker 5: of maub Murphy. He's going.
Speaker 10: McGhee.
Speaker 6: Oh dear, there's the boys in early.
Speaker 5: Just a minute time, Tommy. I don't know what there
Speaker 5: is about a ringing alarm clock that makes him.
Speaker 3: Sleep like that, but he all uh, good morning, Molly,
Speaker 3: Oh my dear, come in.
Speaker 6: Boy himself is still asleep up there.
Speaker 2: Great.
Speaker 6: His gear is all part of.
Speaker 4: In the living room except the shelves.
Speaker 5: I put them here on the hall table.
Speaker 4: Gud you going with us, Molly, DearS, why don't come along?
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, no, thank you.
Speaker 8: Boys.
Speaker 5: I just hate to see you kill those pretty little ducks.
Speaker 5: But you go on and drag me Gee out of bed.
Speaker 6: Boys, I'll put the coffee.
Speaker 2: On banks, Molly. We'll get him up if we have
Speaker 2: to blast.
Speaker 1: Come on, doctor, yeah, I've got some matches in case
Speaker 1: we have to set the bed and file of the trivia.
Speaker 4: I've seen little d B Brain asleep before it's the
Speaker 4: nearest thing to complete hibernation. This side of a polar.
Speaker 2: There a polar bear is quieter.
Speaker 3: Cause listen to that saw mill.
Speaker 4: I waste the time lat trivia.
Speaker 2: Throw the covers off him? Uh hat said?
Speaker 3: He grab his foot?
Speaker 4: I got the one, all right, Scott asleep with his boots.
Speaker 2: Oh that's what it is.
Speaker 4: I thought i'd grabbed a hot water bottle.
Speaker 2: Come on, let's yank him out of it.
Speaker 9: I've never even paid him.
Speaker 1: Frankly, I don't think the pleasure of his company is
Speaker 1: worth the trouble.
Speaker 2: But at this point I am just stuffing. So am
Speaker 2: I grab his foot again?
Speaker 10: Doctor, We'll drag him downstairs like pulling a sledge.
Speaker 3: Okay, ready, for goodness sake, all I think you're coming to.
Speaker 4: Did the clock go off?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Hi?
Speaker 4: Amy?
Speaker 8: What are you doing?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 9: Hey?
Speaker 5: What am I doing?
Speaker 1: Down?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 8: Hi?
Speaker 6: So you're ready already?
Speaker 1: Let's go?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: My god, where's the whites?
Speaker 5: Aren't I can't.
Speaker 9: The King's man man bad in Barbadian, by lad and
Speaker 9: Bob Elephant, by my common Bad and Baba my colon,
Speaker 9: then by my mother, and by now always spring weather.
Speaker 1: It's some of.
Speaker 4: Spring we like the first at the word a thing.
Speaker 9: This is my coad and mother the mother, then my cola,
Speaker 9: then bather the bad my coladn b elephant by my
Speaker 9: element bob element ba tell you why you can't be
Speaker 9: the fun?
Speaker 2: Where the care in your.
Speaker 8: Thing?
Speaker 9: A common uncomm cassy where to be and to your
Speaker 9: whether the make care your and you will try to
Speaker 9: say that common still never right?
Speaker 2: Keep moving, Fellas.
Speaker 10: Yeah, let's get down my mother lake and get settled
Speaker 10: before daybreak.
Speaker 2: Oh there's cold out here.
Speaker 1: That's so.
Speaker 4: You're flapping my ear mouse.
Speaker 10: I'll watch your step here because there's a deep mudhole
Speaker 10: right there. Walk around at doctor.
Speaker 1: Thank you have acted over your boots McGhee.
Speaker 4: Yeah, never step in a hole in your life that
Speaker 4: there wasn't over your boots. And I hope it's drying
Speaker 4: that dust blind because I'm out here's our blind here
Speaker 4: Fellas home between those willows.
Speaker 10: Mm quiet now while.
Speaker 4: My guy sh you call this a duck blind just
Speaker 4: a corn stop fence with.
Speaker 2: A willow roof over If you don't.
Speaker 4: Like it, my boy, I have a suggestion and you
Speaker 4: don't have to do I guess, my guy, there's only
Speaker 4: one real way to make a duck blind well, how
Speaker 4: would you make a duck blind? Stick my finger in
Speaker 4: his eye? Don't you get it, Molly? I? Oh, she
Speaker 4: didn't come. Shall I shoot him the trivia or do
Speaker 4: you wanna match me for it? I'm afraid we can't
Speaker 4: shoot him unless he runs. The doctor against the law
Speaker 4: to shoot them sitting and say, okay, I'll cut the
Speaker 4: comedy getting light anyhow. Now look when them ducks start
Speaker 4: flying over you guys, watch yourself, because when I start shooting,
Speaker 4: I get a little frantic.
Speaker 3: You see, listen.
Speaker 4: The lakers Goldy go there?
Speaker 3: Can you see them way up there on the other side?
Speaker 4: Where and where?
Speaker 1: Oh? I see him?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Boy, boys, my trigger finger?
Speaker 1: Itch you well, scratch it and get your head down.
Speaker 9: Stare them all away.
Speaker 4: McGee down stupid, hand me the shells? Somebody boy think
Speaker 4: poor old boy? Well I murdered him. Not Now, I'll
Speaker 4: look for you guys. I'm a guest here, so I'll
Speaker 4: shoot first. I got a limit. Then you guys can
Speaker 4: go ahead and shoot it the next batch.
Speaker 1: Door and pull it.
Speaker 4: They're getting up out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, watch it just started and bring this way next.
Speaker 4: Missed. Nice shooting McGee.
Speaker 10: If you'd wait til they got just a mile or
Speaker 10: two closer, you might have hit Watch it, watch it, Hick.
Speaker 4: Comes to another flog. Now now let him get poster. Now,
Speaker 4: let him get poster. Don't shoot too fast.
Speaker 8: Now you got the hole.
Speaker 4: How many we get none? I Uh, I think I
Speaker 4: must be leading him a little too far. My sights
Speaker 4: must be bent a little, you know. One I shot
Speaker 4: at ducked. Just as I pulled the trigger, he swerved.
Speaker 4: Otherwise I'd have gone off the shoot.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 4: How many we get.
Speaker 2: None? I must be shooting high. I must be shooting law.
Speaker 4: The old dad rather a bunch.
Speaker 2: Gods that time.
Speaker 4: What's the matter with him? Got there?
Speaker 5: The four all.
Speaker 4: Well directed? Uh, I'll come on in the house. Molly'll
Speaker 4: make us some cough.
Speaker 10: Yes, she should be very pleased with us, fellas she
Speaker 10: didn't want us to kill those poor little ducks in
Speaker 10: the first place.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hey, I forgot about that.
Speaker 5: Well, welcome home, mighty hunt.
Speaker 2: Uh that's nice thing about Hello.
Speaker 4: How was the duck hunting?
Speaker 5: How many did you get?
Speaker 8: None?
Speaker 5: Not even one?
Speaker 2: Not even one skunked? The lake was loaded with him.
Speaker 4: But week have but well, uh, look Doc and litervy,
Speaker 4: I I got a confession to make to you men.
Speaker 4: I didn't try to hit those ducks. What Oh no, sir,
Speaker 4: Molly felt so bad about us shooting 'em that I
Speaker 4: just couldn't bear to kill those little ducks. That's why
Speaker 4: I missed every shot on purpose. I am behind him
Speaker 4: every time.
Speaker 3: Well, you're sweet, dear, what an inspiration.
Speaker 2: Uh well, I may as well break down.
Speaker 3: Also, I I too turned ip outed my way it is.
Speaker 10: I could have murdered those ballads, but for your sake,
Speaker 10: I shot behind them every time.
Speaker 1: Hm.
Speaker 2: Well, you fellas aren't gonna ace me out on this thing.
Speaker 4: I can miss ducks on purpose too, Huh. I shot
Speaker 4: behind him too, Molly, every time, just for you, my dear.
Speaker 5: Ah well, I'm so glad it turned out this way.
Speaker 5: Boy evolved in so sweet that uh.
Speaker 6: Well, uh, I'll confess something to you.
Speaker 4: What I set up half the night.
Speaker 7: Last night, taking the bebies out of everybody's shelves and
Speaker 7: killing them up with sand.
Speaker 5: Well, for the love of war, Come on in the
Speaker 5: kitchen drive the ham and eggs are ready.
Speaker 9: Whever and Molly return.
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Speaker 4: Let me check that again, Lolly. You say the shells
Speaker 4: you put the sand in were in this box right here.
Speaker 5: Of course, that's the box of shells you boys.
Speaker 8: You theories.
Speaker 4: That's the box of shells that Doc in the trivia used.
Speaker 4: But I had a pock both from last year that
Speaker 4: I shot with what yeah good one? Yeah you mean yeah?
Speaker 4: I must have been shooting behind him.
Speaker 9: Good night.
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