Speaker 1: And did you hear that?
Speaker 2: Come on, did I hear what that whistle? That's the
Speaker 2: Rinsol White whistle? Oh yeah, and Rinso means us.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 4: Rinso gets clothes, Rinsol White, and Rinso presents the Amos
Speaker 4: and Andy Show. Just about this time every year, I
Speaker 4: try to remember the New Year's resolutions I made last January,
Speaker 4: and if I can remember one out of ten, I
Speaker 4: feel like I'm doing fine. Of course, there are some
Speaker 4: resolutions you just can't help but keep. For instance, if
Speaker 4: you ladies resolved to use Rinso for clothes washing in
Speaker 4: nineteen forty five, come nineteen forty six, I'm sure you'll
Speaker 4: still be using Rinso because those Sophie rich SuDS make
Speaker 4: wash stay easy. As little as a short ten minute
Speaker 4: soak plus a few quick finger rubs on extra soil
Speaker 4: places gives you a wash that's spotless all over all.
Speaker 4: Your lovely washable colors come rin So bright safely through
Speaker 4: wash after wash, and you'll hang out a white wash
Speaker 4: that's Rinso white. So don't forget get Rinso. And now
Speaker 4: our star Samos and Andy. Well, it's almost New Year's
Speaker 4: Eve and the big event in Harlem is the New
Speaker 4: Year's Eve party to be given by the socially exclusive
Speaker 4: Charles Jackson family. At the moment, we find Andrew H.
Speaker 4: Brown in his office telling his secretary Miss Blue, why
Speaker 4: he knows he will be the only one among his
Speaker 4: friends to be invited to this smart affair.
Speaker 2: You know, Miss Blue is a shape that I ain't
Speaker 2: gonna spend New Year's Eve with my friends this year.
Speaker 2: But I is the highest society type and Charles Jackson's
Speaker 2: only wants them kind of people's at the party.
Speaker 5: You know, mister b is a Charles Jackson's really society people.
Speaker 3: Oh, show there is RICHI all right?
Speaker 2: You know they is the only family in Harlem that's
Speaker 2: got a cooking upstairs.
Speaker 5: Made upstairs made.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of course, I guess the downstairs must get pretty dirty.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 5: It must be almost wonderful to be invited to a
Speaker 5: real society party and get a beautiful engraved invitation invitation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well tell you the truth, that's what I'm waiting for.
Speaker 2: Mine ain't come yet.
Speaker 6: Well, if you.
Speaker 5: Ain't got your invitation yet, how you know you is invited?
Speaker 2: Oh, I'll be invited, don't worry. You see, I done
Speaker 2: took the Jackson's daughter comedia out a couple times, and
Speaker 2: they got to invite their daughter's boyfriends.
Speaker 5: You know that's right, I guess.
Speaker 2: Oh, show, I showed her swell time on two different nights.
Speaker 2: Why the last time I took her out, my bill
Speaker 2: comes over six.
Speaker 3: Dollars, it did. Yeah, I wonder how much hers come to.
Speaker 5: Mister Brown. You mean to say you didn't pay her
Speaker 5: bill too well?
Speaker 2: Being a rich gals. She says something about a Dutch treat.
Speaker 2: You know she likes me all right. By the way,
Speaker 2: when does the morning mail do? Maybe my Graves invitation
Speaker 2: will be in that The morning.
Speaker 5: Mail come two hours ago. There was nothing anybody bill
Speaker 5: from your tailor for turning the lap heels around on
Speaker 5: your suit. M we only get one more mail before
Speaker 5: New Years, and that ought to be here in the lofile.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's the mail that the invitel being alright,
Speaker 2: no question about that.
Speaker 3: I showed it that. Wait a minute, Wait a minute,
Speaker 3: he come, Ama, but.
Speaker 5: I'm going in back office and finished for work.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, okay, well hello, hello, yeah.
Speaker 6: And I just dropped in to find out what you
Speaker 6: do in New Year's Eve. I thought maybe you'd like
Speaker 6: to go with me and Ruby.
Speaker 2: Now wait a minute, Damos, wait a minute. I was
Speaker 2: sorry that I ain't spending New Year's Eve with none
Speaker 2: of my old friends this year. This will be the
Speaker 2: first time I ever missed the New Year's Eve?
Speaker 3: Would you?
Speaker 2: But Amos, I was going to a very exclusive party
Speaker 2: only the very high society types like me.
Speaker 3: Is going.
Speaker 6: Oh, well, I'm glad you're going to a high class party,
Speaker 6: and me and Ruby figured it maybe you was invited
Speaker 6: to the same place were so we could all go together.
Speaker 2: Well, look, Amos, I am sorry, but let's face the thing.
Speaker 2: You was a good enough guy, but we just don't
Speaker 2: revolve around in the same social circles. That's all, by
Speaker 2: the way. Whereas you invited to, oh, I don't guess
Speaker 2: I'll be very exciting. Me and Ruby are going to
Speaker 2: a little get together over to Charles Jackson.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, it's too bad that we can't at where
Speaker 3: as you.
Speaker 6: Say, uh did Charles Jackson.
Speaker 3: But that's where I was going. If you show you
Speaker 3: was invited.
Speaker 1: Well I guess they ended they sent us an invitation.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Well I guess they invited you because they want you
Speaker 2: because you was.
Speaker 3: A friend of mine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they figure I wanted that way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, doing me a favor.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you say you've got your invitation already.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I got it right here in my flak
Speaker 1: hit and grave and everything.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, pretty.
Speaker 3: Excuse me and excuse me?
Speaker 1: What do you see outside?
Speaker 2: I thought I see the mailman across the street, but
Speaker 2: tain't him. Uh well, amos, I guess I'll see you
Speaker 2: at the Jackson party. Then right now, I got to
Speaker 2: get over the shortage barber shop and start getting fixed
Speaker 2: up for the affair. Hey wait a minute, shorty, what
Speaker 2: is that stuff you're putting on my hair?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: There are just.
Speaker 8: Stuff that it's a special hair or I mean, if
Speaker 8: it's got alive work, if it's a part me that
Speaker 8: can put it's important, important hair, then that can just
Speaker 8: plain lard.
Speaker 3: Log log on my hair. How much is that costing me?
Speaker 8: Fifteen cents and two red points?
Speaker 3: Two red points.
Speaker 2: Listen, shorty, after this, please keep my scalp vegetarian.
Speaker 3: What say?
Speaker 2: By the way, shorty, I want to tell you that
Speaker 2: this is a nice smooth shave.
Speaker 3: You're don't give me?
Speaker 1: Yeah? That can here.
Speaker 8: I'll hold up this looking glass so you can see
Speaker 8: how your hair looks in the back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, look nice and smooth. Yeah that's the best. Hey,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, shorty, wait a minute. The way you
Speaker 2: got that looking glass held up their eyes looking at
Speaker 2: the back of your head.
Speaker 3: You will, Yeah, I do look back there.
Speaker 2: Well, never mind how you look. The important thing is
Speaker 2: how I look. I was going to the richest New
Speaker 2: Year's Eve party in town, real society stuff.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's nice old that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I ain't got my invitation yet, but no eyes
Speaker 2: gonna get it too bad too, that my friends can't
Speaker 2: be invited to a high class party like this one.
Speaker 8: It's bad old that, you know what I'm saying. I sure, sorry,
Speaker 8: we can't be together New Year's Eve.
Speaker 3: Andy, Yeah, me too, shorty.
Speaker 2: But that's how it goes when you was high society
Speaker 2: type like I is. By the way, where's you invited
Speaker 2: to go New Year's Eve?
Speaker 8: Oh? I ain't gonna no place, specularize. I thought I'd
Speaker 8: stay at home. I'll be by myself. I'll just take
Speaker 8: it easy and I'm going to Charles Jackson party.
Speaker 2: Well, this is the last mail here and my invite
Speaker 2: didn't come. Oh me, this is gonna be some New
Speaker 2: Year's Eve for me?
Speaker 3: All right? Well, oh then, oh, hello, Lightning, Hello the matrimanda.
Speaker 1: How come you look.
Speaker 2: So down and the dumb Oh, Lightning, I is regusted.
Speaker 2: I takes Camelia Jackson out and shows her big time,
Speaker 2: and now her mama don't send me no invite to
Speaker 2: their New Year's Eve party.
Speaker 6: Maybe Jackson's don't approve of you for that daughter.
Speaker 2: Oh you're crazy. Certainly they approve of me outside of
Speaker 2: the fact that I ain't got a job and ain't
Speaker 2: got no money at the bank. I as the most
Speaker 2: legible bachelor in town.
Speaker 1: Well, some parents are very stuck up that way. They
Speaker 1: don't want to see that daughter stalls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're right, Lightning. They must be peculiar people.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't feel too bad about the movana. The Jackson's
Speaker 1: is very exclusive and a lot of people wasn't invited.
Speaker 3: I guess, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 2: Besides old pall, Now me and you can spend New
Speaker 2: Year's Eve together.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so we could ever one thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was that me and.
Speaker 6: Mway was invited to the Charles Jackson party.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, so long, Lightning. I'm going over to see
Speaker 2: the Kingfish. Look like he's the only one left that
Speaker 2: I can spend New Year's Eve with all kingfish you two, yeah,
Speaker 2: you'll see, and being one of the reporting citizens of Harlem.
Speaker 6: Or it was natural that the Jacksons sent me the invitation. Yeah,
Speaker 6: but tell you what, Son, you come over and hang
Speaker 6: around the open window at the Jackson's. Maybe I can
Speaker 6: toss out a hunker turkey.
Speaker 3: Or something like that to you. You know.
Speaker 2: Now, wait a minute, just a minute. I got pried
Speaker 2: like anybody else. I ain't hanging around no wonder why
Speaker 2: I wasn't invited waiting for somebody to toss me out
Speaker 2: a hunker.
Speaker 3: Turkey like a dog. Uh could you make it white meat?
Speaker 6: Well, you know, Anna, after the way you took this
Speaker 6: comedia Jackson, now I don't sure you'd be invited.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I thought.
Speaker 2: You just go to show you that where human nature
Speaker 2: is recerned, you can't trust human nature where it's recerned.
Speaker 6: I ain't quite figured out, but I think you got
Speaker 6: something there, all right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh you know that Communia don't give you a raw deal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and ies mad Oh, I don't blame you.
Speaker 2: I don't believe the thing that really hurts me is
Speaker 2: that I don't open my big mouth to everybody telling
Speaker 2: them that I was the only one that was gonna
Speaker 2: be invited, and now I was the only one that ain't.
Speaker 3: Now look and look at it.
Speaker 6: Uh, why don't you just forget it and take out
Speaker 6: some other guilt and celebrate New Year's Eve that way?
Speaker 3: Oh I can't do that, eyes broke.
Speaker 2: That's why I was so happy that I could be
Speaker 2: with Comedia at her house and not have New Year's
Speaker 2: cost me nothing. I wish there was some way that
Speaker 2: I could think of so I could be invited to
Speaker 2: that party.
Speaker 3: And the wait a minute, was the matter? If you
Speaker 3: think of something, Listen.
Speaker 6: Phone Communia, tell her you was coming over the airth
Speaker 6: or something. Then when you get there, act like you
Speaker 6: don't know there is giving the New Year's Eve party
Speaker 6: and invite her out for all the swell nightclubs in
Speaker 6: town for a big evening.
Speaker 3: But now, what good is that gonna do?
Speaker 1: Well, you'll see.
Speaker 6: And when she hears you was inviting her to all
Speaker 6: these places, she gonna might ashamed of herself for not
Speaker 6: inviting you to the party.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right, she will want you. Yeah, that's the
Speaker 3: point in it. Now, look us.
Speaker 6: Then after that, what else can she do but invite
Speaker 6: you to her party right then and there.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'll tell your son of Kim.
Speaker 3: That is called the art of hinting, Kingfish. I think
Speaker 3: you're right. That exactly what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 5: H Comedia, Comedia, Dear, what is it, Mama or Comedia?
Speaker 5: A terrible thing has happened, and I feel just awful
Speaker 5: about it. Why what happened?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 3: Just went over the invitation list again?
Speaker 5: And of all people, I forgot to send one to
Speaker 5: your boyfriend and the brown Oh, don't worry about it, Mama,
Speaker 5: and the phone, and he'll be here any minute.
Speaker 9: I can ask him.
Speaker 5: Then.
Speaker 7: Oh that's fine.
Speaker 5: I'm suddenly glad I discovered it before.
Speaker 1: It was too late. Oh that must be Andy.
Speaker 5: And now Mama, I don't let him in. Well, say
Speaker 5: hello to him for me, Comedia. I still have so
Speaker 5: much to do before the party, all right, Mama, Hello, Andy, come.
Speaker 3: In, Hell hello comedian. She it's good to see you.
Speaker 4: Andy.
Speaker 3: Uh, look, Comellia, I come over to ask you something.
Speaker 2: I got something to ask you too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I'll ask you mine. Now.
Speaker 2: Listen, Comelia, how about going out with me New Year's Eve?
Speaker 2: You're about three of the biggest nightclubs in hollm, we'll
Speaker 2: really have a big time.
Speaker 5: Oh Andy, I love to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I'm sorry you can't on account of you
Speaker 3: got a what'd you say?
Speaker 5: I said, I'd love to, you know, I was just
Speaker 5: about to ask you to come to the party. My
Speaker 5: folks are give him for what's a no party at
Speaker 5: home compared to the New Year's Eve you've got planned?
Speaker 3: Yeah? But uh uh, Camellia, don't you think on the
Speaker 3: second thought? There? Your folks might not like you not
Speaker 3: being at your own party.
Speaker 5: Oh no, they won't mind.
Speaker 3: Oh well I couldn't do that.
Speaker 2: No, No, I'll cancel my reservations at the nightclubs and
Speaker 2: I'll come to your party.
Speaker 5: Andy, don't be silly. It's all sells now. I'm going
Speaker 5: to you on your New Year's Eve.
Speaker 7: Mm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, anyway, I'm certainly glad there's a new year coming.
Speaker 2: It's got to have less trouble for me to get
Speaker 2: into than this one did.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: The Kingfisher is brilliant. Idea has hardly gone according to plan,
Speaker 4: and it looks like Andy is Dougie's on grave. We'll
Speaker 4: see if he can get out of it in just
Speaker 4: a moment. Folks, Remember the visitor I had last New.
Speaker 7: Year's Yeah, remember nobody forget me?
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right, he said, Hey, wait a minute, who
Speaker 4: are you?
Speaker 3: You know who I am? I am all the time.
Speaker 5: I'm on my way out, but not until I came
Speaker 5: up on you will hawk.
Speaker 3: Remember that woman in Peoria, Illinois.
Speaker 4: You you mean the one who used to run her
Speaker 4: washer for nearly an hour at a time. Well, look, Spirit,
Speaker 4: I told her about Rinso. Now she knows it takes
Speaker 4: as little as a five minute run per load to
Speaker 4: get clothes rinso white.
Speaker 3: Don't haunt me, spirit, please?
Speaker 2: Well what about that woman over and Aville, North Carolina?
Speaker 4: The one who used to wear herself houts, scrubbing every
Speaker 4: what day skirt? I told her about Rinso too. Now
Speaker 4: now now she lets Rinso Sophia rich studs, soaker clothes clean,
Speaker 4: good will.
Speaker 1: Hop good do one more little matter?
Speaker 3: Did you ever speak for that lady and Saint Louis Missore?
Speaker 4: Uh about doing the dish with Rinsto? You mean, I'm
Speaker 4: sure sure she's been using rinstou? She says, dishwashing is
Speaker 4: a snap.
Speaker 3: Fine. Fine. He bought the good Wite wellbox. You the.
Speaker 4: Friends help me to have a good report. Next time,
Speaker 4: will you get rinsto? And now back to the Amos
Speaker 4: and Andy show. Well, now it looks like Andy is
Speaker 4: definitely going to spend New Year's evilone by taking the
Speaker 4: Kingfish's advice. He's gotten himself hooked up for an expensive
Speaker 4: evening making the rounds of the best Harlem nightclubs. Andy
Speaker 4: is broke, and right now he's telling Amos his troubles.
Speaker 2: Well that's the story, Amos, and I ain't got the
Speaker 2: money to take.
Speaker 3: Her to a picture show much. Let's the three big nightclubs.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well I tell you one thing, and well you
Speaker 6: are concerned that certainly ain't.
Speaker 1: No trouble shortage? Uh, what is you gonna tell Comedia Jackson?
Speaker 3: Now I've done already told her.
Speaker 2: I phoned a little while ago that I was called
Speaker 2: out of town on business. Oh Aim as a fine
Speaker 2: New Year's eve, I'm gonna have wait a minute, there'll
Speaker 2: come Fred win Dlle.
Speaker 1: Well hello there, for its happened New Year to proof
Speaker 1: of you.
Speaker 9: Yeah, saying to you, Fred, And the reason I dropped
Speaker 9: in was to ask you to do a little favor for.
Speaker 3: Now wait a minute, to wait a minute.
Speaker 2: I ain't in no mood to do nobody no favor.
Speaker 2: I as in a mess, and I don't see nobody
Speaker 2: trying to help me out.
Speaker 9: All right, But then look here, I done been invited
Speaker 9: to the Jackson party. And since I hear that you
Speaker 9: ain't going, I want you to do me a favor
Speaker 9: so I can go.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you wants me to do you a favor,
Speaker 2: so you can go.
Speaker 3: Everybody goes there but me. Well, I ain't gonna do
Speaker 3: you no favor.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, since you ain't going to the party, and
Speaker 6: at least you can listen to what Fred got to say.
Speaker 2: Look, fellows, look I got enough trouble without listening to
Speaker 2: either one of you.
Speaker 3: Now, when y'all get out of here and let me alone,
Speaker 3: both of you, I ain't doing no favors for nobody.
Speaker 9: Well, and that's the way you feel about all right,
Speaker 9: So long, wait a minute, I go with you, Fred.
Speaker 9: I gotta drive by and pick up the woman that's
Speaker 9: gonna stay with our children, so ruben me can go
Speaker 9: to the party tonight.
Speaker 1: Well, so long, and sorry you feel like you do,
Speaker 1: but so long.
Speaker 2: They sorry that I feel like I do. They all
Speaker 2: get invited to the party, But I have a loan,
Speaker 2: and that's almost New Year's Eve too. Well, well, Reverend Johnson,
Speaker 2: come in, come in. Oh, thank you didn't see your
Speaker 2: church this morning, Andy. Yeah, well I've been pretty busy today,
Speaker 2: Reverend Johnson. I'll be there next week though.
Speaker 10: Yes, I can understand about people being busy. Yes, a
Speaker 10: lot of our friends are busy preparing for the new year.
Speaker 3: Oh. Yes, yes, so that's right, That exactly what I've
Speaker 3: been doing.
Speaker 10: Yes, you know, Andy, preparing for the new year in
Speaker 10: the right way is just as important as coming to church,
Speaker 10: maybe in some cases even more important.
Speaker 3: Tears.
Speaker 10: Huh, yes, you see, Andy. To most people, the new
Speaker 10: year's a symbol of hope and promise for something better.
Speaker 10: It's the opportunity to erase the mistakes of the past,
Speaker 10: to make new friendships, and to strengthen the old ones.
Speaker 10: But deeper that, Andy, the hour of twelve, that line
Speaker 10: between the old year and the new is actually a
Speaker 10: horizon beyond which all hope for a better world. Yeah
Speaker 10: you're right, yes, sir, we're all hoping to find a
Speaker 10: better world.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 10: Ah, but that's mistake, Andy, find and imply, luck chance,
Speaker 10: we don't find a better world. We make a better word?
Speaker 3: We does? How do we make it.
Speaker 10: Well by doing things for other people. You see, when
Speaker 10: you do things for other people, Andy, they love you
Speaker 10: for it. And when there's love, there can't be greed.
Speaker 10: And when there's no greed, there's no hate. And where
Speaker 10: there's no hate, there can be no such thing as
Speaker 10: war and bad. Andy is a better word.
Speaker 2: Reverend Johnson, you mean that if I does another fellow
Speaker 2: of favor, someday they'll come.
Speaker 3: Back to me. Is that what you mean?
Speaker 10: A thousand fold? Remember these words, my son cast by
Speaker 10: bread upon the waters.
Speaker 3: Cast I have bread.
Speaker 2: See, Reverend, I just remember a favor I refuse to
Speaker 2: do for a friend that I'm went out and do
Speaker 2: it right now? You know what, I'm glad Andy by
Speaker 2: doing this favor, you make this a better word. Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: you can count on me, but don't expect too much
Speaker 2: of a change.
Speaker 7: The first day, Fred.
Speaker 2: In other words, when you was over there and asked
Speaker 2: me to do a favor for you, you know I
Speaker 2: was a little short with you there. My mind was
Speaker 2: on something else, and I think that I give you
Speaker 2: kind of a short answer.
Speaker 9: Well, and sure we are nice ever to come over
Speaker 9: here and tell me all that. In other words, you
Speaker 9: mean that you will.
Speaker 2: Do me the favor, oh Shore, I will show like
Speaker 2: Reverend Johnson, say, cast a few crumbs of bread on
Speaker 2: the waters, and you get back loads of bread.
Speaker 3: Now, what do you want to do for your Fred?
Speaker 9: I went Now, look here and hear what I want
Speaker 9: you to do, and.
Speaker 1: I still will appreciate it too.
Speaker 9: You know, I a doing a lot of jobs over
Speaker 9: the newspaper there, and one of my jobs is a
Speaker 9: society reporter. Yeah, I know that, and I got some
Speaker 9: work to do to night. But if you could do
Speaker 9: it from it, you see, that would make it so
Speaker 9: I could go to the Jackson party.
Speaker 3: Oh sure, Fred, I'll be glad to do it for you.
Speaker 3: What you want me to do?
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 9: Look you here exactly what I'm gonna ask you to do.
Speaker 9: I supposed to make the round of the best Halem
Speaker 9: night clubs and get the names of the prominent guests
Speaker 9: spending New Year's Eve at these clubs.
Speaker 3: You see, I make the rounds of the best hall
Speaker 3: of night club.
Speaker 9: You say, yeah, that's right, then exactly right, And the
Speaker 9: headwaiter in each one of them will give you a
Speaker 9: list of all the guests there, you see. Now, now
Speaker 9: here's a press pass that will admit to you and
Speaker 9: one friend all of them, and by the way, and
Speaker 9: you being a representative of the press, the management of
Speaker 9: each nightclub will give y'all all your refreshments and food
Speaker 9: free of charge.
Speaker 3: That's what they do. Boy, that Reverend Johnson really know
Speaker 3: his stuff. Dn'y.
Speaker 2: Oh, this is great. I'll call comedian tell her ies
Speaker 2: back in town. That bread eye cast on the water
Speaker 2: this time is coming back in the shape of a
Speaker 2: wedding cake, Reverend Johnson eyes on my way over to
Speaker 2: pick up my gal Camellia. But I just dropped in
Speaker 2: to tell you how much I appreciate your advice you
Speaker 2: gave me, you know about helping others and getting repaid
Speaker 2: for it.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm glad to feel that way. Andy.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, from now on, I as a firm believer
Speaker 2: in that helping and getting repaid stuff. I never seen
Speaker 2: nothing work so fast. Andy, I wonder if you'd do
Speaker 2: a favor for me right now. Well, I got a
Speaker 2: handful of bread. Where do you want me to throw it?
Speaker 10: Well, there's a young couple, the soldier this girl. Well,
Speaker 10: they're waiting in the chapel for me to marry her.
Speaker 10: That was on my way out to find a witness.
Speaker 2: But now that you're here, oh, Joe, Joe, I'll be
Speaker 2: glad to be a witness at the wedding show.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you, Andy.
Speaker 7: Heh.
Speaker 10: Here's a young couple now, Sally, Jimmy, come over here
Speaker 10: with you. I'd like for you to meet Andrew Brown.
Speaker 3: How you doing it? Brown?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I do?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 3: Congratulations?
Speaker 7: Uh uh.
Speaker 2: I suppose now the two of you is getting married.
Speaker 2: You're going out and have a swell time celebrating New.
Speaker 3: Year's Eve and you're a wedding both. Well, we should
Speaker 3: like to, but I'm afraid we can't do much.
Speaker 2: Celebrating getting married is taking about all the money we've got.
Speaker 10: You mean, you two young people aren't going to celebrate
Speaker 10: your winding and on New Year's Eve too?
Speaker 1: Well, you see leaving. The reason we are getting married
Speaker 1: so unexpectedly like this is because Jimmy's going overseas ain't
Speaker 1: day now and we just got enough money left for
Speaker 1: me to get back home.
Speaker 3: Oh well, that's a shame. You could photog out somewhere, though,
Speaker 3: could you.
Speaker 10: Well, I don't know, Andy, it's pretty expensive going out
Speaker 10: on New Year's Eve.
Speaker 3: Man, That is right. The cafes is charging say, wait
Speaker 3: a minute, I got idea.
Speaker 2: Why couldn't I give the soldier and his gal here
Speaker 2: the press pass that I wonder if I was overdoing
Speaker 2: just catching the bread stuff?
Speaker 3: Andy, what are you thinking about?
Speaker 2: Well, I was just thinking that I could give the
Speaker 2: bride and the groom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that'll help make a better world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, look here, Jimmy, you and Sally are going to
Speaker 2: have a wonderful New Year's celebration for your wedding. Now listen,
Speaker 2: here's a press pass. Both of you go to the
Speaker 2: best place in Harlem and it won't cost you.
Speaker 3: A single cent.
Speaker 2: Well, this is great. Back home, four walls by myself
Speaker 2: and they go get soft out.
Speaker 3: They can't give that press pass away to them kids.
Speaker 3: I could be dancing with Comedia right now. Some nightclub
Speaker 3: just ain't a mess. Wish everybody let me alone? Come in?
Speaker 3: Well hello there, and then, oh amos, what you doing here?
Speaker 3: I thought you and Ruby was at the Charles Jackson Park.
Speaker 6: Well we couldn't go, and and the woman that was
Speaker 6: forced to stay with the turan couldn't come, so me
Speaker 6: and Ruther stay at home.
Speaker 1: And then Reverend Johnson dropped by and he told us
Speaker 1: what you'd done. And how you'd be all alone tonight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess I was a sucker, spoiling my New
Speaker 2: Year's Eve for a couple of strange kids. Reverend Johnson
Speaker 2: told me to cast my bread on the water to
Speaker 2: come back to me. I was unhappy, amos unhappy?
Speaker 1: Andy? What's you done tonight? Or to make you the
Speaker 1: happiest and proudest man? I know you see Andy?
Speaker 3: Uh wait, wait, wait, lions to the phone out in
Speaker 3: the hall.
Speaker 1: Yeah waiting, Yeah, well take your time and to go ahead.
Speaker 1: Hello Andy, this is Fred Greindell again.
Speaker 2: Oh listen, Fred, I couldn't go to the night clubs
Speaker 2: for you, but I got a friend of mine that's
Speaker 2: going and he'll get you all of the names.
Speaker 9: Oh that's great, Andy, Carse. I was gonna ask you
Speaker 9: to change your plans from anyway.
Speaker 3: What's your mean?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 9: You know over the newspaper. I take care of the theatrical.
Speaker 10: News too, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Well, a girl that just got to town and she's
Speaker 9: been invited to a big private party tonight, and I
Speaker 9: was wondering if.
Speaker 3: You would go with her.
Speaker 9: You go right to the party, you'd have a swell time. Well,
Speaker 9: who is the gal I'll hold your hat and it's
Speaker 9: Lena Horn.
Speaker 2: Lena Horn. She is the best looking gallon the country.
Speaker 9: Yeah, when I look you, put on your best clothes.
Speaker 9: I'll meet you in front of your house with the
Speaker 9: automobile and I'll take you of an introducer.
Speaker 2: Okay, see you in ten minutes. So long, amos That
Speaker 2: Reverend Johnson is the writer's two rapids?
Speaker 1: Oh what happened? What happened?
Speaker 2: I don't cast some crumbs of bread on the water,
Speaker 2: and somebody done sent me a bakery.
Speaker 4: And now i'll hear our Amos and Andy again?
Speaker 3: How do you do?
Speaker 1: Folks?
Speaker 11: Hello everybody, Well, all the time it is about chop
Speaker 11: off another year, and before the year passes, we want
Speaker 11: to again tell you, folks how much we really appreciate
Speaker 11: your friendship and loyalty which you have shown us in
Speaker 11: the past.
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Speaker 2: listened to our program each week, also for your very
Speaker 2: nice letters, and we are very grateful for the fact
Speaker 2: that so many of our friends have tried Rinso through
Speaker 2: hearing Harlow Wilcox tell about it.
Speaker 6: Yes, we feel particularly proud of that because we know
Speaker 6: you have found NSO to be a great help to you.
Speaker 2: We're going to try to merit your continued friendship during
Speaker 2: the coming year by giving you the very best shows
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Speaker 9: And now from our hearts, we wish you a very
Speaker 9: happy New Year, hoping that nineteen forty five will bring
Speaker 9: victory and.
Speaker 2: Happiness that goes for me too, folks, good night and
Speaker 2: happy New Year.
Speaker 1: Be sure to be with us again.
Speaker 4: Next Friday evening, the makers of Rinzo once again present
Speaker 4: amoson Andy with their guests that shy little funny man
Speaker 4: of the movies, Victim Moore. This program is broadcast to
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