Speaker 1: Don't touch that dial because there's nothing else on.
Speaker 2: You might just as well listen to Blondie.
Speaker 1: Blondie rebroadcast for the Servicemen and Women of the United
Speaker 1: Nations with Penny Singleton and Author Lake as Blondie and
Speaker 1: Dagwood Bumpstead, respectively. Before we join the Bumpstead for Shady
Speaker 1: Lane Avenue, let's gather around the band stand for curtain
Speaker 1: raiser from Lenny conn and his orchestra.
Speaker 3: Raise that curtain lymb.
Speaker 4: Bab Dry mother add.
Speaker 1: And I'm prong weekly visit with our neighbors, the Monstads
Speaker 1: of Dandy Laide Avenue.
Speaker 3: Oh well, just at the moment, things are very quiet
Speaker 3: this afternoon.
Speaker 5: That the thumb said.
Speaker 2: Hope.
Speaker 6: Uh well, that's the moment just passed.
Speaker 1: And now there's gonna be a little action. In just
Speaker 1: a second, the phone is going to ring. There we are,
Speaker 1: and here comes Bundy toast.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, I wonder yesterday I just talked to
Speaker 5: Courts an hour ago.
Speaker 6: Hello, why do you back jail?
Speaker 5: Oh yes, Jagline.
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness, it's hot today. Why are you I'm
Speaker 6: at jail? Oh well, I hope it isn't as hot
Speaker 6: air as it is here.
Speaker 5: Because it's in jail.
Speaker 7: I've been arrested before, jay walking, I don't know what.
Speaker 6: I've been arrested off the suion of bank robbery.
Speaker 7: Oh oh, Dagg's been awful Sunday.
Speaker 6: Did you rob as the ft Pational bank?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 7: No, no, I mean, and that's the one I think
Speaker 7: I off yesterday afternoon?
Speaker 6: Him niss, bossy, I said, will you come on down
Speaker 6: him out away and get me out of jail.
Speaker 5: I'm not happy here, all right, bag, But.
Speaker 6: I'll get mister Gist to meet there. I'll call him
Speaker 6: right out.
Speaker 8: Okay, I mean goodbye.
Speaker 9: He's Jacy Dennis Consruction Company, office of JAC Dennis, President
Speaker 9: of the Jac Dennis Construction Company JAC.
Speaker 2: Dinners, saying hello, hello, Oh hello brother Pray. Do you
Speaker 2: know where Dagwood is? He should be in the office working.
Speaker 2: He's in jail. Oh but wait, who gave him permission
Speaker 2: to go there?
Speaker 10: Mis?
Speaker 8: Did your day arrest him.
Speaker 5: For robbing your third national bank yesterday afternoon?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 2: Dare he rub a bank?
Speaker 10: There?
Speaker 2: There's company times. He was supposed to be working for me,
Speaker 2: not himself.
Speaker 4: But wasn't he working for you yesterday afternoon?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 2: That's right? He was in the office all afternoon.
Speaker 8: Well, then he couldn't rob the dead.
Speaker 2: Why of course not. Listen, Army to don the jail Brumby,
Speaker 2: and we'll get him right out.
Speaker 8: Oh, deg mister, you'd be a help.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm not anxious to help. But every minute he
Speaker 2: spends hoping in that nice, cool jail is costing me money.
Speaker 4: Good bye, Yeah, real dag, who now did you free?
Speaker 6: Just through that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, and enjoy your chocolate today.
Speaker 4: And tell us what happens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why should they think he'd wanter rob a bank? Yeah?
Speaker 11: They know, you know, as I know that crime doesn't
Speaker 11: say yeah, but they know as I know that the
Speaker 11: Dinner's company doesn't pay either.
Speaker 2: Hi, don't be so ungrateful, and I'll explain things.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, Blondie, you know or what I've been telling
Speaker 11: you about that dreams I've been having lately.
Speaker 8: Oh, yes, it's sort of interesting, mister Dithers.
Speaker 6: Y dad would have been dreaming things that come true later.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why, mister dinner And who makes your dreams
Speaker 2: come true? A Perry govnable precious? Oh cut it out,
Speaker 2: jac Well, and and.
Speaker 7: Mister, don't you dare say another word until I find
Speaker 7: out why they arrested.
Speaker 6: Dad went on suspicion at bank robbery.
Speaker 8: Now goinga that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, the other night I dreamt that the First
Speaker 11: National Bank would be held up. So when I went
Speaker 11: in there yesterday morning, I told mister Hoops the cashier did, yeah,
Speaker 11: that the bank was gonna be held up in the afternoon.
Speaker 2: He wasn't much amused, particularly after he got held up.
Speaker 11: I I guess he told the police what I said
Speaker 11: and they.
Speaker 6: Grabbed me this morning.
Speaker 2: Oh well, what are some of these other dreams you've
Speaker 2: been happen?
Speaker 7: Well, well, Dag would dream that the asking market would
Speaker 7: tell me some clothes kings, and sure enough they did.
Speaker 2: What that's practically a miracle man a.
Speaker 11: And you know that property that the Hamilcar company bought
Speaker 11: for their factory last week?
Speaker 2: Yes, what about it? I dream they uh did it?
Speaker 6: A week before they did it?
Speaker 2: Of course, dream bums tag? Yeah, oh why didn't you
Speaker 2: buy the property yourself make a profit? See I never
Speaker 2: dreamed about that. I I mean I I never thought
Speaker 2: about it either. Happy what a dope? It not water
Speaker 2: this way?
Speaker 7: Oh please, mister did remember you are talking about my
Speaker 7: dream man?
Speaker 2: Yes, a nightmare I call 'em.
Speaker 7: Now, Dag would Why didn't you buy that property yourself?
Speaker 2: Now, well, how could I tell the dream was coming true?
Speaker 2: After all?
Speaker 11: Last night I dreamt that today mister Dinis would find
Speaker 11: a ten dollar bill, and you haven't found one half
Speaker 11: of JC?
Speaker 5: Well, have you knit the diddy?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: No, I haven't been a day night.
Speaker 11: I dnt that Brondie bought a pair of nylons at
Speaker 11: the little place right next door here to this drug store.
Speaker 5: Nylon nicked door.
Speaker 8: Yeah, oh, I don't do this bomps.
Speaker 2: Oh, of course, this whole thing is ridiculous.
Speaker 6: We all know that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the whole m.
Speaker 6: M.
Speaker 2: He gives a good soda, mm grumps swift, there goes
Speaker 2: my school food. Good grief, five thumb stands. Frank, look
Speaker 2: what I bomb, folly monk a ten dollar bill? Huh,
Speaker 2: your dream came true? Yeah, say bump stack. You can
Speaker 2: see into the future. Oh and now that's silly, JC,
Speaker 2: that's silly. How can I see into the future without
Speaker 2: a crystal ball?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 2: This is amazing? Yeah, there's a fortune in it. Stock market,
Speaker 2: nail of seats, boil whls, bingos dag went, old friend,
Speaker 2: I want to make you a proposition. You do I
Speaker 2: tried daggy old friend of mine. What you did is,
Speaker 2: whenever you smile and call me an old friend of yours,
Speaker 2: I know you've got lost me in your heart.
Speaker 11: Oh bombs, you're trying to figure out some way of
Speaker 11: swiddling me out of something. And I ain't suppose I'll
Speaker 11: be a sucker as usual, I suppose, so, so let's
Speaker 11: get out of this, pat. I want to buy exclusive
Speaker 11: rights for all your dreams and the contents thereof.
Speaker 6: Mm.
Speaker 2: And would that mean I'd have to ask your permission
Speaker 2: to have a dream. No, I wouldn't think so. Mm.
Speaker 2: But you'll have to tell me what your dreams are
Speaker 2: about whenever you have them.
Speaker 6: Hm.
Speaker 2: Well, what do you say, daggie, old buddy? Well did
Speaker 2: the old buddy duddy?
Speaker 6: You haven't to mention any sum of money yet.
Speaker 11: As per the uh party of the second part ipso facto.
Speaker 2: All yes, money. Yeah, well, I'll give you five dollars
Speaker 2: a week for your.
Speaker 9: Dream if, well, I don't know, five dollars a week
Speaker 9: seems right, ten dollars then?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 2: Okay, gee, I was just gonna say that five dollars
Speaker 2: a week seems like a lot for my dreams. Oh well,
Speaker 2: don't worry moms. Ten.
Speaker 9: Oh, I'm gonna make a fortune on your dreams. I'm
Speaker 9: gonna make so much money that'll be even some left
Speaker 9: after I pay taxes on it. Believe me, that's a
Speaker 9: lot of money.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't have believed this could happen if I hadn't
Speaker 2: found that ten dollars.
Speaker 7: Would look, I got three your doll along good for
Speaker 7: all day?
Speaker 6: My dream was right again.
Speaker 7: He'd fallen down behind the shelves, and the saleswoman had
Speaker 7: jumped down them, and they.
Speaker 6: Didn't happen to be hearty, you know, moms.
Speaker 9: Ten huh, don't forget that you sold me the rights
Speaker 9: to your dreams for ten dollars a week.
Speaker 7: Oh, dead wood, it's worth twenty five fifty times if not,
Speaker 7: well a blondie.
Speaker 2: He hasn't paid me any money yet to bind the contract.
Speaker 10: Oh, here's twenty dollars.
Speaker 4: Take it, take it, dag rud well, I promise i'd
Speaker 4: take to.
Speaker 2: Don't stuff dag with me. Now we're go and pay
Speaker 2: for the soldiers. Oh, thank you, I'll be right back.
Speaker 2: Step boys. Twenty bucks.
Speaker 6: Now see here, mister Bromby, don't.
Speaker 2: Try to talk me out of my contract with him.
Speaker 2: He's stuck with him. Pay I'm gonna make a fortune
Speaker 2: out of his and he can't tell his dreams to
Speaker 2: anyone but leave.
Speaker 7: Mister Gidde, did you ever stop to think that dag
Speaker 7: would might talk finish Lee? What?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 6: I hate to be mercenary, but I'm the businessman in.
Speaker 7: Our house and I expect to be cutting in on
Speaker 7: my husband's dreams.
Speaker 5: And if you don't want to cooperate with me, I'll
Speaker 5: just listen. Name a dag would talk to a sleep
Speaker 5: and sell the information to someone else?
Speaker 6: Oh, Brombie, is that fairly?
Speaker 7: A dream with a lot of inside information could be
Speaker 7: very valuable? Now really talk business, is Jugida?
Speaker 2: Well, I'll give you a ten percent of all I
Speaker 2: make from Dagward's.
Speaker 5: Dree misjudgis I want seventy five percent?
Speaker 9: Seventy five Why that's ridiculous the most I've ever give
Speaker 9: us fifty present sols.
Speaker 2: I wonder if I spoke too soon? Well, Dog paid
Speaker 2: for a blonde chest in the stay I I I uh,
Speaker 2: I guess I didn't tell you JC about another dream
Speaker 2: I had last night was very exciting for of course
Speaker 2: any greatful.
Speaker 10: Oh no.
Speaker 11: The annual boat race between the East Side and the
Speaker 11: west side, And boy, what a race?
Speaker 7: Why Dad, would I've raced tomorrow last year?
Speaker 10: I know it?
Speaker 2: Hey, I just thought of something. Why this will be
Speaker 2: worth a fortune to me? There were what that pigs? Well,
Speaker 2: Cora's been thinking about where we're going for our vacation. Ah,
Speaker 2: it's the same old business. The seashore or the mountains.
Speaker 9: Cora wants to go to the mountains and look at
Speaker 9: the scenery, and you wanna go to the seashore and
Speaker 9: look at the girl.
Speaker 10: Now no, well, what's races?
Speaker 2: I'm giman.
Speaker 6: And if that's news to me, bomb stare. Excuse me,
Speaker 6: mister DIDs.
Speaker 5: What did your vacation have to be with dag with dreams.
Speaker 2: And the boat race?
Speaker 8: Smile?
Speaker 9: Well, dag Wood will tell me which side won the
Speaker 9: race and his dreams, then I'll get caught to bet
Speaker 9: with me that if the side I fixed wins the race,
Speaker 9: I can choose where we go coverzations.
Speaker 2: Oh oh, this is gonna be wonderful. Yeah, yeah, it
Speaker 2: is as well. I did to get it, but it
Speaker 2: had one tiny little weakness. Oh what's that in my dream?
Speaker 6: I uh didn't see.
Speaker 4: Who won the race?
Speaker 6: Oh, dag would would Dad.
Speaker 2: Well against it.
Speaker 11: Both boats grew forward the finish line, and everyone was
Speaker 11: cheering and yelling and screaming, Yes, what happens?
Speaker 6: The alarm clock went off.
Speaker 7: Oh dear, give that all you remember about the race.
Speaker 2: We will rommy you you make it. Get out of bed.
Speaker 8: And I haven't learned yet.
Speaker 11: How to continue my dream and brush my teeth at
Speaker 11: the same time, say.
Speaker 2: N maybe he can dread the race all over again, godwin?
Speaker 2: And how do you feel right now?
Speaker 11: Right now?
Speaker 2: Yes, I feel fine, Thank you very chipper. And right away? Well,
Speaker 2: h don't you feel a little drowsy from sure, sir?
Speaker 2: I practically sweep myself, yes, gag.
Speaker 5: But after your experience in jail, who is you? I fear?
Speaker 6: Oh that's the excuse me.
Speaker 2: I'm not a bit sleeping.
Speaker 10: Where am I?
Speaker 8: Dagage?
Speaker 2: Better?
Speaker 7: Thank you?
Speaker 5: Right home making photopha dream now?
Speaker 2: Oh no, oh no, I couldn't sleep when I ought
Speaker 2: to be working for mister.
Speaker 10: Did it always all right with me?
Speaker 7: That?
Speaker 9: Oh no, no, I just couldn't sleep on the couch
Speaker 9: on company time? Or why not you sleep at your
Speaker 9: desk on company time constantly?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Please dag wits?
Speaker 2: Well, noll, I don't say I'm willing to ride down
Speaker 2: on the couch and rest my eyes a little bit.
Speaker 8: But it's Spiva typically absolutely.
Speaker 2: Refused to go to staper not finally a right, oh, blondie,
Speaker 2: I can't tend to listen to much more of this.
Speaker 2: I've got to treat you myself.
Speaker 8: Will o K if.
Speaker 6: He said something?
Speaker 2: Boy boy, look at him? Go wow wo.
Speaker 6: It sounds like he's dreaming of the boat drinks.
Speaker 2: All right, well, then this wonderful. I've always wanted to
Speaker 2: be able to decide where to go on my vacation,
Speaker 2: but it's impossible when you're married.
Speaker 8: Mister.
Speaker 7: You know, I never fought dad, but to go where
Speaker 7: I wanna go for a vacation, you don't. I just say, dag,
Speaker 7: but I am going to the mountains.
Speaker 8: You wanna come along?
Speaker 10: And he always says.
Speaker 2: Yes, women are so sweet and reasonable.
Speaker 6: Come whoa it must see the race?
Speaker 2: All right? Yeah? I bumped out. Watch that race? Please
Speaker 2: see what both w yay?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: Who won? Who won the race?
Speaker 10: Right? Who won the race?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 10: Why?
Speaker 6: Sure was dreaming?
Speaker 2: Was I mag wi?
Speaker 7: I did your dream about the boat race again?
Speaker 4: The race is going to be hell tomorrow last?
Speaker 2: Yeah that's right?
Speaker 11: I Oh what a race the guys, and they both
Speaker 11: are growing like mad right up.
Speaker 6: To the fill.
Speaker 10: Did you see the finish?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: I turned away to get a hot dog and miss it.
Speaker 2: Oh that matta.
Speaker 11: You know you gotta get off me.
Speaker 2: I've got tell him. Oh you dribbling, drilling, drip.
Speaker 8: M you forced me to get tough abouptings.
Speaker 2: Oh, Robbie, let's call my ears.
Speaker 11: All right, you let go dag with tea gone birt alright,
Speaker 11: if you're going to be sensitive about it, got better, yeah,
Speaker 11: bangs bums chair.
Speaker 2: Huh. This is the only chance I've ever had to
Speaker 2: take a vacation where I wanna take it, the only
Speaker 2: chance ten years and years and a few years.
Speaker 6: I don't primate the disney.
Speaker 2: Oh, I just can't help it. So then, will you
Speaker 2: please go back with me forgetting m No, I'm right
Speaker 2: away now.
Speaker 8: Oh jag, But you've gotta go back to see.
Speaker 6: This could give me once to know whether it's the East.
Speaker 7: Ice Boat or the Red Skye Boat is going to win. Now,
Speaker 7: dere s, please see if you can't take another's little now, No, I.
Speaker 2: Couldn't do it now, Blindie bombs Sime, I haven't say
Speaker 2: torn sleeve. No, I can't possibly well, I'm not gonna
Speaker 2: stand run any more foolish A fine, put your big
Speaker 2: fat head down on that tail. Now wait a minute,
Speaker 2: come on, I'm close your broken down eyes. Yeah, how
Speaker 2: you say me?
Speaker 10: Now, I'm gone ye.
Speaker 2: And if you're not off in ten minutes, I'll come
Speaker 2: back and rock you to sleep, whether or not.
Speaker 8: Oh, I think he's seeking him. Man, you see this,
Speaker 8: there's still be interested to be very quiet?
Speaker 2: Alright, Bumby. Oh I hope he remembers which both wins
Speaker 2: the race this time I gonna win back batch with Cora.
Speaker 5: Oh, poor darling is found as the poor john.
Speaker 7: Oh, you get an help, give me be careful, don't
Speaker 7: step on Daisy's tail, don't swat on hoo sleet.
Speaker 10: Cut out.
Speaker 2: Come on to my port, your low bred, squalling ll
Speaker 2: tempered sleep.
Speaker 7: Arm.
Speaker 2: Me it.
Speaker 8: What't happened?
Speaker 10: What's going on?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 2: Get back to your sleeping bump stairs.
Speaker 11: You get you, get off Davy's tail, get out of
Speaker 11: this room before I kick you.
Speaker 2: Out, and then minute forget it. Now, I don't pick Davy.
Speaker 11: That's out that hey, go ahead kick him day you
Speaker 11: get him, get him tip he hold house.
Speaker 2: Make a my like you Mary I'm calling sto.
Speaker 5: There's stop feezing jags.
Speaker 4: You only get her excited.
Speaker 2: Oh who ruh? Sure, Thumb said, what were you dreaming
Speaker 2: about it? Well?
Speaker 10: It was sort of about the river ray?
Speaker 2: Oh good? Who was Well? I wasn't really dreaming about
Speaker 2: the race, mister did it? I was just dreaming that
Speaker 2: I was dreaming about it. So it wasn't a real dream,
Speaker 2: but it dream of a dreams.
Speaker 11: That's Oh, yes, you do you understand?
Speaker 2: Oh sure, I understand it perfect. Yeah, it couldn't be
Speaker 2: any clearer. Well, there's only one thing to do now,
Speaker 2: how what that? Come on? Bump said, get on my life?
Speaker 4: Oh god, oh.
Speaker 2: Oh that is a nice dinner, love me?
Speaker 6: Oh thank you.
Speaker 2: I uh wonder where Dagwood is, you.
Speaker 8: Know, michig it is.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't be surprised that dad Wood was taking a
Speaker 7: little after dinner ass right now.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be surprised either. I know he's taking him out.
Speaker 5: Well, as a matter of fact, I know he'll take
Speaker 5: an ass too. You see, I put a sleeping kill
Speaker 5: in his glass of milk?
Speaker 2: You did? Was that wrong? I don't know. I dose
Speaker 2: up his milk too.
Speaker 6: Oh how many pills did you put in.
Speaker 2: I don't know exactly. It was a sort of a
Speaker 2: level handful. I just wanted to be sure. I'd tell
Speaker 2: him just something about I haven't there.
Speaker 6: Oh holy oh, what is it? Cause he daddy's down
Speaker 6: a pop punking is hard. He's walked, you know, nory.
Speaker 7: Oh, down to sleep, so do while he just laid
Speaker 7: down him and there Ago, I know he's down to sleep.
Speaker 4: Didn't wake up when I hit him in the face
Speaker 4: with my raggedy and down.
Speaker 2: Are you sure he wasn't really awake and just pretending
Speaker 2: to be asleep?
Speaker 5: Yep, I don't get him again to make sure.
Speaker 6: Oh, mister Dinars, we'd better go right in and see.
Speaker 8: If he's all right.
Speaker 2: Oh, he'll be alright.
Speaker 6: Those tales are pretty weak. Well, I don't know about him,
Speaker 6: and I want air.
Speaker 2: Oh listen to those beautiful para shaped snores. Uh huh
Speaker 2: sounds like a prog with a man in his throat.
Speaker 6: Mister disres, I'm worried about this.
Speaker 5: I ain't going to wake him up and see if
Speaker 5: he feels all right.
Speaker 2: Now, Brown, he don't do that.
Speaker 6: Oh, but I don't wanna take any chances.
Speaker 11: Jack did rub my own Jack would now.
Speaker 8: Y'all, y'p.
Speaker 9: Dear, I'm I'm stay wait okay, good morning, honey, Good morning, precious.
Speaker 6: Oh oh he's really young. I'm going to chase him.
Speaker 8: Dag would wake up?
Speaker 7: Oh, dag, good, wake up?
Speaker 6: Oh oh, I'm not mister, give this dag black draggingly,
Speaker 6: mister disard, Oh dead.
Speaker 2: I'll get close to yelling. Is he?
Speaker 10: Yall?
Speaker 11: I'm fine?
Speaker 6: Good night, darling.
Speaker 8: Oh dear, he's a sleeper.
Speaker 5: Dear, mister dinner.
Speaker 7: Why don't you come back tomorrow and we'll see if
Speaker 7: he's dreamed about the race.
Speaker 2: Alright, Blumby, but I'm beginning to wonder if it's worth it.
Speaker 10: Oh, horsie, wake up.
Speaker 2: It's two o'clock is afternoon. The race is gonna start
Speaker 2: any minute.
Speaker 6: Those sleeping tills really worked on him.
Speaker 5: He was a wasted a couple of times this morning,
Speaker 5: but he still right off to sleep.
Speaker 2: Dame, go to grief. Two o'clock the racer started. I've
Speaker 2: got a call Cora and make my bed with it.
Speaker 7: But you don't know which both dad woul dreams would
Speaker 7: be the winner.
Speaker 2: Oh well, Blumby, hand me that picture of ice water.
Speaker 6: Oh mister, do you really think you should.
Speaker 2: How can you ask that when you're shoving the picture
Speaker 2: righter than my hand.
Speaker 5: Well, time's a wasting or you'll make an awful yell.
Speaker 2: Well, it's for a good cause me the riding dam
Speaker 2: did you light bur on my back?
Speaker 6: Well, I've been birdived, Blondie.
Speaker 2: Get cor on the phone right away, by rights?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: Oh, Dad, would both won the race and your grief?
Speaker 2: H huh east side of the west Side boat, same morning,
Speaker 2: mister Davis. It's good afternoon.
Speaker 11: Who oh, yes, well the way I dreamed that the
Speaker 11: race was won by good afternoon.
Speaker 6: Let's good afternoon, honey.
Speaker 5: Well, haven't you got a good morning?
Speaker 6: You call me to d after anymore?
Speaker 2: Your girls as Oh, for the love of peace, kind
Speaker 2: of corna conna? Stop race until I find out who wants.
Speaker 5: Okay, no, here, take a phone?
Speaker 2: Yeah, did you're kid darling?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 9: Hello, Cora, I'll tell you about I'm betting on as
Speaker 9: soon as I can prize that went away from Brombi.
Speaker 2: Oh, come on, won't play it all?
Speaker 6: Oh you's a ya.
Speaker 2: Who wants that? Would I've got Cora hanging on the
Speaker 2: other end of this home. Oh oh yeah, oh, and
Speaker 2: let me thank you for many.
Speaker 7: You know they're going to signals the winner today with
Speaker 7: one shot.
Speaker 6: From the cannon at the east side and two for
Speaker 6: the rest side.
Speaker 5: We'll be able to sail right away.
Speaker 2: Now hurry out. Oh wait a minute, wait, and now
Speaker 2: I remember, yeah, I remember who won? Okay, car, yes,
Speaker 2: I remember that. If my boat comes in and we
Speaker 2: go to the sea shore for our vacation, is that it.
Speaker 2: The navy boat won. The Navy boat car all you later. Well,
Speaker 2: I guess that's last, and I've got nothing the navy boat? Yes?
Speaker 10: Or did I pray there's.
Speaker 2: Only an east side boat in the west side boat.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, mister dithers Bog said, one of you talk
Speaker 2: to me. I think I'll go back to sleep again.
Speaker 6: I know you are.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna struggle this week.
Speaker 7: Oh wait, mister, there was something in the papers this
Speaker 7: morning about there.
Speaker 6: Being a possibility of a navy boat being entered.
Speaker 7: Some of the boys who were sailors got together and
Speaker 7: we're going to rent a boat to row in the ray.
Speaker 2: And that's the way it was in my drink.
Speaker 7: One't you the eight side boat won?
Speaker 11: No, the west side Okay, No, it's just a sailors
Speaker 11: one happened.
Speaker 2: I know they want.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm going to the sea shore class. Oh he's
Speaker 9: wonderful song hosts.
Speaker 6: Yeah, wooh oh, oh my goodness.
Speaker 7: Mister Didney, certainly you pleased about winning the death from court.
Speaker 11: Uh you know, Uh, I guess didn't have the heart
Speaker 11: to tell mister Didde about the rest of my dream Blondie.
Speaker 8: Oh what is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I dreamt it.
Speaker 11: No matter whether Mrs Dinners whe or not, Missus Dinners
Speaker 11: is still going to make him go to the mountains.