Speaker 1: And did you hear that? Come on, will you?
Speaker 2: Did I hear what?
Speaker 3: That whistle? That's a Rinsol white whistle and Rissol means us.
Speaker 3: That's right, Rinso gets closed, Rinso white, and Rinsol presents
Speaker 3: the game. Us and Andy show. Rinsol gets out stubborn
Speaker 3: dirt fast, gives you a wash that's Rinso height, then
Speaker 3: so bright. Don't fall through another wash day with some
Speaker 3: lazy old bar soap. What soaphi rich rinsos that's to
Speaker 3: work on your wash. You'll do no backbreaking rubbing or
Speaker 3: scrubbing with Rinso, just as little as a ten minute soap,
Speaker 3: then a few quick finger rubs and rinse. And if
Speaker 3: you're lucky enough to have a washer, remember it takes
Speaker 3: as little as a five minute run per load to
Speaker 3: give you a wash that's really clean. Next wash day,
Speaker 3: get Rinso to get clothes, a Rinsol whitewashed with ease,
Speaker 3: a Rinsol bright wash with safety. And now I start
Speaker 3: Damus and Andy going in and out of business on
Speaker 3: an average once a week. Over a period of years.
Speaker 3: You would imagine that Andy and the Kingfish had just
Speaker 3: about covered the field.
Speaker 2: But you're wrong.
Speaker 3: For at the moment they're in the Kingfish's office with
Speaker 3: the Kingfish selling Andy on a new business venture. Oh,
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, And there's just one business in the
Speaker 3: whole world where they bring the money to you and
Speaker 3: hand it to you. And all you've got to do
Speaker 3: is to write a little something in the book. And
Speaker 3: that's a bank. Yeah, well, I'll open up a bank, wuage.
Speaker 3: It's a deal, all right, all right, shigins, we'll open
Speaker 3: the bank. Now, I'll throw a coin in the air,
Speaker 3: call it jails.
Speaker 2: Uh, it's head you as vice presd.
Speaker 3: And use the president right now. And we're gonna use
Speaker 3: the large hall for the bank builder. Now, the first
Speaker 3: thing we got to do is to build a big
Speaker 3: bird cage for what but a receiver and teller to
Speaker 3: stand in. Well, how about the pay and teller? Don't
Speaker 3: we need one for him to We ain't gonna have
Speaker 3: no paying teller. You don't hear the one way streets ain't? Yeah,
Speaker 3: well there's the one way bank. But it seems like
Speaker 3: that we ought to let the people take some of
Speaker 3: their money, don't you think so? And a question like
Speaker 3: that shows why you is only the vice president around here. Now,
Speaker 3: let's vice president go down in the basement and you'll
Speaker 3: see a big sign down there that we're using the
Speaker 3: large hall and we give away that money at the party.
Speaker 3: It says bank night. No, I'll thaw off the word
Speaker 3: night and bring up what's left.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, let's.
Speaker 3: See what equipment we gotta get your stationer blodders wet
Speaker 3: sponge to count the money fairs? Yeah, I guess that,
Speaker 3: But does it even went to the overhead and the
Speaker 3: banging businesses?
Speaker 2: I thought, Uh, come in, how do you do uh
Speaker 2: very business to day?
Speaker 1: Madam?
Speaker 4: Are you in charge?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 4: Love?
Speaker 3: Madam, I ain't got much time for messing around.
Speaker 1: Is this election bureau? I think this is the address
Speaker 1: they gave me over the phone.
Speaker 3: I done told our busy. Why do people walk and
Speaker 3: you have a time to get lost? Look, madam, you
Speaker 3: is lost, That's what is you is last.
Speaker 1: But I'm sure this is the address they gave men.
Speaker 1: I have the fifty dollars.
Speaker 3: Uh sit down, madam.
Speaker 2: You ain't last.
Speaker 1: The election bureau, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, ma'am, Yes, ma'am. This is a lecture bureau.
Speaker 3: All right, yes, ma'am.
Speaker 1: Then you remember what we discussed in our phone conversation.
Speaker 3: Uh, the phone conversation. Oh yeah, sure, mamma. Yeah, the conversation, remember,
Speaker 3: is very well word for word. I remember I say
Speaker 3: hello and then you say hello, and then we went
Speaker 3: on there and then I say goodbye and you say goodbye.
Speaker 3: And the only thing do I slipping mind is the
Speaker 3: little stuff A two You need a hello one to goodbye?
Speaker 3: The see our sw buses. Uh, let's go over it again.
Speaker 1: Well, as I told you, I'm Missus Bolton, the chairman
Speaker 1: of the Jersey City Woman's Club, and we're having a
Speaker 1: dinner Tuesday night at our club and we want to
Speaker 1: high e lecture. We already have one problement lecturer, but
Speaker 1: we want another one for the occasion.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the whole thing comes back to menw YEA I
Speaker 3: remember that now.
Speaker 1: Well you said you could get us a good speaker
Speaker 1: for fifty dollars.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I'll get you a grid speaker. Uh. Tell
Speaker 3: me there is what subject you want him to lect
Speaker 3: you on? Again?
Speaker 1: Well, we would like the lecturer to speak on either
Speaker 1: the psychology of homemaking or politics.
Speaker 3: Mm.
Speaker 1: Now here's my card with the address on it, and
Speaker 1: that would be Tuesday at seven o'clock. Yeah, we'll have
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty five women there, and of course
Speaker 1: i'll give you the fifty dollars right.
Speaker 3: After the next Oh yeah, yeah, I'll have a grid
Speaker 3: speaker for you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, good guy, goodbye, goodbye.
Speaker 3: Yeah, better rate that down yralogy of homemaking?
Speaker 2: See why she why?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know what that means anyway, or politics pol.
Speaker 6: Y t I c K.
Speaker 2: So let's see. Uh, well, presle boy, here it is.
Speaker 3: The VP has got the sign right here, and the
Speaker 3: banker through, Well we can hang this. What you say,
Speaker 3: I'll say the banker.
Speaker 2: Through King Fish.
Speaker 3: You mean it's saying that in the three minutes I
Speaker 3: was getting the signed with unfailed and uh, I am
Speaker 3: proud to tell you that we is now a lecture bureau.
Speaker 2: Oh we is?
Speaker 3: Huh tell me one thing, King Vis, Oh what's that?
Speaker 3: But then while I was out, was we in any
Speaker 3: business between the bank and the election bureau?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I know we don't need it. Made a clean switch.
Speaker 3: Well that's great. I think I'll go over and talk
Speaker 3: to my gal.
Speaker 2: Save your breasts.
Speaker 3: On Tuesday, you were talking to one hundred and twenty
Speaker 3: five of them. So let's listen to domestic knights of
Speaker 3: the same quartet, saying brother Bill.
Speaker 7: Me and brother Bill went to Hu.
Speaker 3: Where'd you go by way of pin eastern main?
Speaker 6: And you two reason the way went way up there
Speaker 6: without we achiose some games.
Speaker 7: Brother Bill went hunt way in the middle of the night,
Speaker 7: and don't don't they turned white, dropped my gun, mom
Speaker 7: and the way I run and read from.
Speaker 3: Brother Bill said, boy, what's the matter with you? You
Speaker 3: don't like me? He runs some to Lorenzo, but they
Speaker 3: say he couldn't catch me. All the way I ran
Speaker 3: across that field.
Speaker 7: That couldn't catch me with an automoet side of the boat.
Speaker 1: Bill got so excited, Come is the shoe?
Speaker 3: Let me heard those bullets, says Elena.
Speaker 8: And the westlan through the trees.
Speaker 7: By my house. And I thought I didn't have kind
Speaker 7: of knock and to a good fag, and I didn't
Speaker 7: have time.
Speaker 3: I'm stopped.
Speaker 7: Ran into a windmill, sor I'd get some wind and
Speaker 7: have time to pay.
Speaker 2: But it's running again.
Speaker 4: WI ran so fast that night, he never touched the ground.
Speaker 3: He heard those berries and the treating me bound, I'm
Speaker 3: going home.
Speaker 2: I'm all along.
Speaker 3: From the Bill said, boy, what's the matter with you?
Speaker 3: You don't like me. Need to run something? I ran
Speaker 3: so fast, They say, hey, you couldn't catch me all day?
Speaker 1: Run the all day?
Speaker 2: Well, the way I.
Speaker 7: Ran across that field, I couldn't catch me with an
Speaker 7: audible Oh they couldn't catch me.
Speaker 6: I was.
Speaker 3: I couldn't catch me.
Speaker 2: They couldn't catch me with.
Speaker 5: An autumn are.
Speaker 3: Tellas I'm telling you now, I can't make no speech.
Speaker 2: I am scared.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but and there's nothing to be scared about. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's right. And there all your life you has been
Speaker 3: talking to gal. Yeah, but under certain conditions. H well,
Speaker 3: all righty, and whatever the conditions there is, we'll see that.
Speaker 3: There's the same at the lecture. Or don't be crazy, Kingfish,
Speaker 3: How are you going to get one hundred and twenty
Speaker 3: five women on one sofa? Oh? Look, man, you can't
Speaker 3: back out of this saying how you don't sign the
Speaker 3: contract with me? Just a half hour go agreeing to
Speaker 3: make the speech, and we each gonna.
Speaker 2: Get twenty five dollars.
Speaker 3: Boy, that's a lot of money for making a speech,
Speaker 3: all right? Or look Anna, you can talk on politics now.
Speaker 3: You know you might say some line in your speech
Speaker 3: that will go down in history, like what well like
Speaker 3: the man that say, what's his name?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Who are the man who say give me.
Speaker 3: Uh, they give me morgan Thal.
Speaker 1: I know who it was.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: It was Patrick Henry. Yeah, he said give me Liberdale,
Speaker 3: give me death.
Speaker 2: That's what they said.
Speaker 3: Oh, King Page. I don't think Andy gonna have no
Speaker 3: reason to say nothing like that. Look there there that
Speaker 3: Ain't there some other subject that Andy could speak on.
Speaker 3: The politics don't seem to be his long suit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, he us.
Speaker 3: Maybe I better get back to that other subject, the
Speaker 3: yrology or homemading. Oh no, no, now listen, man, listen.
Speaker 3: I know what we'll do. I know exactly what we'll do.
Speaker 3: We'll stick with the politics. Now. The only thing is this, Now,
Speaker 3: get this in your head with it? Oka, all right now,
Speaker 3: I listen to me.
Speaker 2: We want to know what you was talking about.
Speaker 3: Now, the thing to do is to go over the
Speaker 3: shortest barber shop. Now, Barber's has always got customers there
Speaker 3: sitting in the chairs, the customers getting haircut, and while
Speaker 3: they're do any running off of the mouth, you see
Speaker 3: ye Barbara cutting his hand and everything. So they're recussed
Speaker 3: his politics.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, Barba's always talking politics to customers. So Shorty might
Speaker 3: know a lot that he can tell you. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: Well let's go over to Shorty and see if he
Speaker 3: can help me with the speech. So you see, Shorty,
Speaker 3: AND's gotta give this speech on politics, and we figured
Speaker 3: that you might be able to help us. Yeah. You
Speaker 3: come to the rag Man all day. I know my politics.
Speaker 3: Yeah well, good, good, Shorty, good you really know what
Speaker 3: your stuff?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, you take.
Speaker 4: The last president in election. Even before the boots was in,
Speaker 4: I knew that the next present would be I kept
Speaker 4: track of the electrical rule. I confused the way the
Speaker 4: public was. I know that the next president would.
Speaker 2: Be of who wonder to sing?
Speaker 3: Now, look, Shorty, if you was gonna hey, I go
Speaker 3: on here, I'm going on. Oh hello, Gabby, Hello, Gaby
Speaker 3: gives him the lawyer say look here, Gaby.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: And they're gonna deliver a political speech, and Shorty gonna
Speaker 3: help him on the facts.
Speaker 2: Surety gonna help you.
Speaker 8: I'm a man that reading no politics.
Speaker 4: Indeed, no way, man, Gabby, I'm the one that's going
Speaker 4: to help with mine. I was gonna buy politics than
Speaker 4: you does.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, And to keep your john you don't
Speaker 3: know a thing about political situation, But it does.
Speaker 8: I challenge you right now to a political.
Speaker 3: Discussion, if that's okay with me, and then let's go
Speaker 3: over here now and get your pat and pencil out
Speaker 3: and take some notes on this time.
Speaker 4: Okay, Kate, if you know so much about politic shorty,
Speaker 4: when Congress means Philadelphy down here in Wahing, it starts
Speaker 4: patting them.
Speaker 8: New laws, in laws, outlaws and bylaws.
Speaker 4: You know what's gonna happen, then don't you answer the question?
Speaker 3: You know what's gonna happen?
Speaker 2: Then don't Well, but we have to help them.
Speaker 3: Taxes.
Speaker 4: They gotta have you, that's what keeps the political monopoy
Speaker 4: in this guards. Well, yeah, but if if they let
Speaker 4: the people, but the people, people what the people?
Speaker 1: What where?
Speaker 4: If if they let the people that the people that.
Speaker 2: The people what the people?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 4: If they if they let let the people, let the
Speaker 4: people have the referendum on the on the bus centennial
Speaker 4: of the task the Beto sales tax on the freedom
Speaker 4: of the of the of the the Philistines.
Speaker 2: I surprised that ship don't you know no better than that.
Speaker 4: I'm really surprised that you don't you know they could
Speaker 4: never do nothing like that, But why couldn't it do?
Speaker 4: If we haven't done anything like that, then our financial
Speaker 4: Redonstruction Subcommittee company would have to give us the eighteen
Speaker 4: commitments along with their consumption, and that would disp disrupt
Speaker 4: the immigration to the capital punishment and we needed we
Speaker 4: got to have it.
Speaker 1: Oh man, what.
Speaker 3: Are you talking about? What we need?
Speaker 7: Why?
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 6: Why we really needed? What?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 8: What does we need?
Speaker 3: What does we need?
Speaker 4: By we need it is the more time to the
Speaker 4: un unemployment of the Discapreementy might that that that alone
Speaker 4: would what would put it would get you kept? But
Speaker 4: when I got I.
Speaker 3: Would guess that was like that.
Speaker 2: Same killing. Even though what you're talking about we could
Speaker 2: never do nothing like that?
Speaker 4: Right, why couldn't he do we ever attempted to do
Speaker 4: something like that that our domestic relations would cause our
Speaker 4: banks to swell up and bust with the.
Speaker 3: So is something of the bolts?
Speaker 2: Now, that's what it would do.
Speaker 4: Causing an unnecessary dispepture of the agricultural up.
Speaker 2: Infammatory and we come.
Speaker 4: Gether the reemergether has has has we got the public
Speaker 4: use intentions to go on and disrupt the inter state
Speaker 4: following the postal marine, Well, where.
Speaker 5: Are your heart start?
Speaker 4: If they ever did that by that, that was that
Speaker 4: that would put us on the basis of on on
Speaker 4: the basis of tell you see that they're.
Speaker 3: Right at the basis you see that right is right there?
Speaker 4: You see that that would put us on the basis
Speaker 4: of the basis of what I was, the basis of
Speaker 4: what basis that's what the basics on the basis of
Speaker 4: the basis that the basis what basis.
Speaker 2: Why the basis of.
Speaker 4: The basis of what?
Speaker 3: Holy boy, as a hold of that. Look you I've
Speaker 3: been listening to just because you know, on politics for
Speaker 3: two minutes here.
Speaker 2: Did you learn anything?
Speaker 1: Can?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I learned?
Speaker 3: And there's gonna have to make a speech on the
Speaker 3: syrology of homemaking.
Speaker 2: Come on, Kingfish, let's go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but we let's get out of here.
Speaker 4: M what a mess.
Speaker 3: Come on, Anna, let's see if we can get a
Speaker 3: book on the syrology of homemaking. Yeah, wait a minute,
Speaker 3: do long as I is?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm as gonna go back on.
Speaker 3: In there and get a shaken that the people people,
Speaker 3: there's the people of the people.
Speaker 4: The people are, that's the people.
Speaker 2: This ain't no time for share. Come on, Anna, let's
Speaker 2: go get the steep.
Speaker 3: N Cell is made by an explosives passing to Danny
Speaker 3: sneeze process, and that's important. Yes, Rentel is ninety eight
Speaker 3: percent free of sneezey soaked up.
Speaker 1: No other granulated soap can make these clean. That's one
Speaker 1: big reason why I use Rentel.
Speaker 3: You bet and rens Cell gives you a ren Cell
Speaker 3: whitewash with ease, a ren Cel bright wash with safety.
Speaker 3: No wonder women here, they're everywhere, are singing washed as
Speaker 3: fine as it can be.
Speaker 1: Rinso f R I g h T.
Speaker 2: Yes, Rinso keeps your colors now.
Speaker 3: Created bce you can't go long winso rinto happy in
Speaker 3: wash day song, you can have white clothes, dazzling Rinsol,
Speaker 3: white washable colors, Rinso bright truly a washed whistle and
Speaker 3: ring bells about. You'll see that for yourself on your
Speaker 3: very first Rinsol wash day. So don't forget get Rinsole.
Speaker 5: Community Communica, y.
Speaker 2: Amos. The show was nice.
Speaker 3: If you will get this book those speeches from the library.
Speaker 3: I don't know how you got it, but it was
Speaker 3: just what we needed and it's gonna help us a
Speaker 3: whole lot. Oh yeah, we all to get a good
Speaker 3: speech out of there for my lecture tomorrow night. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: fellas you know, I went over to the library there.
Speaker 3: I got my wife's card and I asked them for
Speaker 3: a book like this. In fact, there's one in there
Speaker 3: speech in there somewhere that's just the one you wanted.
Speaker 3: That's called the uh the uh, the Psychology of Homemaking. Yeah,
Speaker 3: oh that's free, amos. That's exactly what we're looking for.
Speaker 2: Show is that there's a speech.
Speaker 3: In there on politics too, if you want to go
Speaker 3: back on the subject. But politics and finances and things
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 2: Well no, emos.
Speaker 3: So I'll tell you what we're gonna do.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: We've been talking little and we're gonna stick to the
Speaker 3: other thing that styrollers your homemaker. Yeah that's better.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: Here's the speech book for us, and good luck to you. Yeah,
Speaker 3: let me have it, you mus Let's see you look
Speaker 3: to here and look care what is that?
Speaker 2: Let me say, yeah, just right here.
Speaker 3: Let's see Cirilogy or Homemaking on Pigs forty five. Let's
Speaker 3: turn over here here we is, Yeah, the Virology or
Speaker 3: Homemaking by Winston Stewart, who write the speech you say, uh,
Speaker 3: say here the Cirology or homemaking by doctor Winston Stewart.
Speaker 2: That's T E W A R T.
Speaker 6: Or listen to this.
Speaker 2: Listen to what he said. Reader read, I don't hear this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, start off here by saying, uh, homemaking. Homemaking is
Speaker 3: the art of rationalizing the objectivity of true psychology with
Speaker 3: the subjectivity of human emotional responsors.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh, and there's this great stuff that rationalize the objectivity.
Speaker 3: There's some big stuff there, you know. Well, he could
Speaker 3: memorialize the whole speech. And what you could do is
Speaker 3: they get the study and memorize the word for word
Speaker 3: and give a good lecture. Yeah, but I don't know
Speaker 3: what the big words mean. I wonder what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: H Well, what does you get what you're saying?
Speaker 3: You just said the big words, Ubie Moss, that's them.
Speaker 2: Figure the words.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's all right. Yeah, you've been numberize it
Speaker 3: and guess the ways with there. And yeah, that was
Speaker 3: a great idea. And listen tomorrow, Andy, me and you
Speaker 3: will go to the dinner at the Women's club the
Speaker 3: noted lecturer and his noted manager. Yeah, now, let's school.
Speaker 2: With this thing again.
Speaker 3: Here has sort to familiarize yourself with it say here,
Speaker 3: homemaking is the art of rationalizing, Doctor Stuard.
Speaker 1: It suddenly is a pleasure to have you here as
Speaker 1: one of the speakers.
Speaker 3: Tonight.
Speaker 2: Cool, Thank you, missus Bolton.
Speaker 1: We're hoping that our little affair would be a big success,
Speaker 1: particularly because the husbands of all the women are attending
Speaker 1: for the first time.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, I see.
Speaker 1: I suppose you're going to make your speech on the
Speaker 1: psychology of homemaking.
Speaker 3: Yes I am.
Speaker 1: It's a very famous speech.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: It's been reprinted in several books, and I just can't
Speaker 1: wait to hear you delivered, Doctor Stewart, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Don't you go in the answer room then take off
Speaker 1: your coat. The other speakers in there with his manager.
Speaker 1: Just introduce yourself. We'll be ready in just a few moments.
Speaker 2: I'll do just that, Missus Bolton, thank you. How do
Speaker 2: you do? Gentlemen?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: It was uh you know the speak Huh, yeah, that's right. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, just hang your coat over there on the clothes trade.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you. I will well.
Speaker 3: And uh, from the looks of that fellow, you won't
Speaker 3: have no trouble doing better than him. Oh, I'll make
Speaker 3: him look sick.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: You got the whole thing memorizing word for word. Gentlemen,
Speaker 2: I don't think we've met before.
Speaker 3: Uh no, my name is Steven's Uh just as Professor Brown.
Speaker 2: How do you do I'm doctor Stewart.
Speaker 3: Uh pardon me my left ear and jamming up on
Speaker 3: me here la.
Speaker 4: Uh what did you say?
Speaker 3: Your name was?
Speaker 2: Doctor Stewart? Uh king fee?
Speaker 3: Uh take it easy and it couldn't be Uh tell
Speaker 3: him aout, doctor Stewart.
Speaker 2: How do you spell your name? That's s t U
Speaker 2: A r t N. No, No, I spell it s
Speaker 2: t e w A r T.
Speaker 3: I think it is Anna Jessica Coinsolance, Jessica Coenslan. Uh
Speaker 3: tell me this doctor, did you have a write anything
Speaker 3: that was uh well level printed on a book?
Speaker 8: Or yes, one of my speeches has been printed many times,
Speaker 8: so long coinsulence.
Speaker 2: And uh well tell me this is doctor. Are you
Speaker 2: speaking here tonight? Of course? Uh just wondering.
Speaker 3: What is the first few words of your speech tonight?
Speaker 8: Well, I start off by saying, homemaking is the art
Speaker 8: of rationalizing the objectivity of true psychology.
Speaker 6: That's all brother, All right, doctor Stevesill ratify you now, Oh,
Speaker 6: thank you, missus Bowton, see you a little white gentlemen,
Speaker 6: King Fish, I'm getting out.
Speaker 2: Of Yeah, well you can get out of here. Who can't.
Speaker 2: I was leaving all you in.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: Look here, I got a contract with you where you
Speaker 3: agreed to make a speech and we get fifty dollars
Speaker 3: for it. Now, if you tries to get out of
Speaker 3: this thing, I'll take you to the highest court in
Speaker 3: the land. I'll see you up one side and down
Speaker 3: the other. Yeah, you just gonna have to switch to
Speaker 3: some other kind of speech, kay.
Speaker 2: Kate Vish, I are two nervous. Look at me.
Speaker 3: Look I'm shaking like a leaf. Yeah, well, stop shaking
Speaker 3: and push them eyes back in your head, and I'll
Speaker 3: look here. I got this book here with me that
Speaker 3: Amos got from the library. Now, and like he said,
Speaker 3: there's another speech in here on politics and government finances
Speaker 3: and the subject that you was gonna speak on in
Speaker 3: the first place. Exactly what ti, King Vish. My head
Speaker 3: is swimming. I was too nervous. I look here, Look here,
Speaker 3: I'll be sitting right next to you at the speaker's table.
Speaker 3: I'll hold the book open in my leapt and I'll
Speaker 3: whisper to you exactly what to say. I'll give you
Speaker 3: a pointers, Oh kingfish, I can and to look here,
Speaker 3: we got a contract. Now look all you got to
Speaker 3: do is remember how to start off.
Speaker 4: Just start over by.
Speaker 3: Saying, ladies and gentlemen, it is a pleasure to be
Speaker 3: here tonight. Oh me, I'm getting nervouser and nervous her.
Speaker 2: I don't know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: And look here, I'll have the book open and I'll
Speaker 3: tell you exactly what to stayble meeting.
Speaker 8: Why I say the true happiness and marriage begins and
Speaker 8: ends with the home and bat Ladies and gentlemen, concludes
Speaker 8: my remarks from the Psychology of Homemaking.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you very much, Doctor Stewart. And now,
Speaker 1: ladies and gentlemen, our second speaker of the evening, Professor
Speaker 1: Andrew Brown.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: There you go in and I'll stop shaking. Yeah, hold
Speaker 3: that book open here I go. Oh, ladies and gentlemens,
Speaker 3: it is a pleasure to be here. Nine when I
Speaker 3: was a little boy, uh king page Uh start over
Speaker 3: start uh, ladies and gutlemen, uh uh.
Speaker 2: King page Or talk about financials.
Speaker 3: Speaking of financials, you take the financials of today, and
Speaker 3: you take the financials of the past hundred years, and
Speaker 3: when you did take them all.
Speaker 2: You has got up.
Speaker 3: A kingfish talk about politics?
Speaker 2: What what kind of things?
Speaker 6: Polly?
Speaker 2: Uh speaking of the ticks on the parley.
Speaker 3: Uh, ladies, your shirt tailers out, your shirt failings out?
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Get in that ending room there is ashamed of you. Well,
Speaker 3: I'd done the best I could. I told you I
Speaker 3: ain't had no business making that. Yeah, stay up there
Speaker 3: for thirty minutes in front of them people in the
Speaker 3: next room there, acting like a fool.
Speaker 2: Why a stew with you? The people laughed at you.
Speaker 3: Well, it was your fault for getting me up there,
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Speaker 2: You ain't gonna blame this on me. I don't want
Speaker 2: no more to do with you.
Speaker 3: And as far as our contract is concerned, here I
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Speaker 2: Yeah, Well tell them, Yeah, wain in the.
Speaker 3: One of the most boatlan or that's the man right there.
Speaker 3: I ain't got no more to do with it, no
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Speaker 2: Don't do nothing to me.
Speaker 3: He's your man right there.
Speaker 2: Tell him everything with you Professor Brown.
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