Speaker 1: And and did you hear that? Come on, will you please?
Speaker 1: Did I hear what that whistles? That's the Rinso white whistle,
Speaker 1: and Rinso means us. That's right.
Speaker 2: Rinzo gets closed, Rinso White and Rinto presents the Amerson
Speaker 2: and the show. A lady I know told me that
Speaker 2: much as she enjoys cooking, half the joy of the
Speaker 2: meal time is spoiled for her by the thought of
Speaker 2: doing the dishes her family is piling up. Of course,
Speaker 2: you know what I told her. But if she used
Speaker 2: Rinto for dish washing, she could eat in peas because
Speaker 2: she'd know that just as Rinso stuts get out more
Speaker 2: dirt from clothes, they make short work.
Speaker 1: Of the biggest pile of dishes.
Speaker 2: Yes, those rich Rinso studs get rid of grease and
Speaker 2: sticky food particles faster than most soaps. Even your pomps
Speaker 2: and hands are a lot easier to get shiny bright
Speaker 2: with Renso on the job, and Rinso's easy on your
Speaker 2: hands too. So ladies, tomorrow, first thing, get Renso and
Speaker 2: now are stars Amos and Andy?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Something big is happening in Harlem this week. The Ink
Speaker 2: Flow Fountain Pen Company is offering the exclusive sales agency
Speaker 2: for the Harlem Territory to whoever sells the most.
Speaker 1: Pens by next Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Andy Brown and George King Fish Stephens have again formed
Speaker 2: a partnership and expect to win the sales contest. At
Speaker 2: the moment, they're in Andy's office boasting of their expected
Speaker 2: victory to Amos.
Speaker 1: Yeah, amusin no doubt bothered me. And the King figure
Speaker 1: is going to be the Harlem sales agents for the
Speaker 1: ink flow pens. Yeah, well, I hope so, fellas. If
Speaker 1: you was a nice writing pen, if you does get
Speaker 1: the sales agency, you are do a pretty good business,
Speaker 1: a pretty good business. He is gonna do a great business.
Speaker 1: How much business would you say that Montgomery Ward do
Speaker 1: every year? Montgomeryward? Oh, I guess they do at least
Speaker 1: a one hundred million a year. A hundred million. Huh uh.
Speaker 1: Let me put that out another way. How much you
Speaker 1: think Shorty next door doing his barber shop every year?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: About a thousand dollars a year? Well, then I would
Speaker 1: saying we are gonna do somewhere between montgomer Reward and
Speaker 1: shot his barber shop. Oh sure, Emma, we is really
Speaker 1: gonna be a suckt fellas. The way you talk, you
Speaker 1: sounds as if they don't already handed you the exclusive contract.
Speaker 1: Well they practically, after all, when we turns in their
Speaker 1: orders for three thousand fans, ain't gonna be no question
Speaker 1: about it, did you, fellows self? Three thousand tens already? Well, no,
Speaker 1: not the entire amount? Then how many tens is you
Speaker 1: sold to shoot? Oh? Fellas, how can he even talk
Speaker 1: about when the squeze the sales aiden say, when already
Speaker 1: done sore the two pens AMers. You don't understand them?
Speaker 1: Two pins we've done sold? Was just a trial sales
Speaker 1: to see how easy it was the people. We told
Speaker 1: them to grab them like hockecake. Oh they did. Huh
Speaker 1: oh that sounds good. Alright, yeah, first ander sold one
Speaker 1: of them? Are sold one? Who'd you tell them to
Speaker 1: each other? Oh fellas, that is the silliest thing I
Speaker 1: don't ever hear of, listen, Ambers. Even though we bought
Speaker 1: de pens ourselves, that was a fair test how well
Speaker 1: we played like we didn't know each other and wasn't
Speaker 1: even in the market for a new fountain pen. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was right, amos. And in spite of that, we
Speaker 1: just couldn't help com bind these beautiful new inklow pins.
Speaker 1: There's only one trouble though, what is that end? We
Speaker 1: ain't collected from each other yet. Well, I sure wish
Speaker 1: you luck, But ain't there a lot of other people
Speaker 1: trying out with this company to win this squeeze of
Speaker 1: stale agency here? Oh no, according to the company, there's
Speaker 1: just one other person competing. We don't know the name
Speaker 1: of the man, but whoever he is, he don't stand
Speaker 1: a chance against the two of us. Well, I just
Speaker 1: hope it all turns out all right. Well, I'll see
Speaker 1: you later. Good luck, Okay, So ho long Emma. Well, now,
Speaker 1: Kingfish that we is big businessman. I guess the next
Speaker 1: thing to do is find a secretary we can hire
Speaker 1: for the office ship. Oh yeah, good idea. Now what
Speaker 1: kind of a secretary you think we ought to get in? Well,
Speaker 1: we ought to get the kind of a girl that
Speaker 1: Uh uh no, we better get one way I can
Speaker 1: get some work done. Uh why don't you look at
Speaker 1: the hollow newspaper you got there, game Fish? Oh yeah, good, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we ought to be able to find somebody in the
Speaker 1: class apply the john. Let me see a housekeeper, switchboard operator.
Speaker 1: We haven't help one here? Look at uh, this look great.
Speaker 1: Tell them listen, young woman will do time secretary work
Speaker 1: in exchange for use of office. Call missus Genevieve Blue
Speaker 1: lead high four. Wait a minute, Genevieve's blue. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: my old stenoga for miss Blue. Well I've had dog gone,
Speaker 1: that's exactly who Oh I remember buzz me missus Blue?
Speaker 1: You remember that? Oh boy, this is great. She's dumb,
Speaker 1: but me and you has got enough brains for the
Speaker 1: three of us. Let's get her over here. Well, miss Blue,
Speaker 1: is show is nice having you back?
Speaker 3: Oh thank you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, but on those part time based on how many
Speaker 1: hours a day does you think you can give us?
Speaker 3: Well, now, miss the stake came that defense on how
Speaker 3: disney I am.
Speaker 1: Let's see, there.
Speaker 3: Are twenty four hours an average day.
Speaker 1: Ain't the most days?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, Mamil'll take about three hours a day three
Speaker 3: and a half is the coffee is too hot, the
Speaker 3: hannay's take another two hours. I sleep eight or nine hours,
Speaker 3: sometimes even ten. You know, I'll find it. Going to
Speaker 3: that early is the best way to keep them staying
Speaker 3: up late.
Speaker 1: I caught. On the other hand, or that's fine was
Speaker 1: blunobo was what we are trying to find out is
Speaker 1: how much time can you work here at the other
Speaker 1: all the time?
Speaker 3: It's at the first few hours a week I do
Speaker 3: from outside of works. Put my mother in Louisiana.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: It's the strangest thing about mother. She's never been out
Speaker 3: of Louisiana in her whole life. And me I never
Speaker 3: been in Louisianna except because for a short time when
Speaker 3: I was born. I had to be there for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I guess the daughter, oh that much to
Speaker 1: her mama. Uh. In other words, besides a few hours
Speaker 1: a week for this outside work of yours, or the
Speaker 1: rest of the time you can work for us? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: human us. I'll get it down them. Hello George King
Speaker 1: and Stephen's daughter and.
Speaker 5: Can't face fire, Henter, Oh hello, hello, they can't face
Speaker 5: I can tell you where you can.
Speaker 1: Fight to itself. Five hundred thousand and ten five hundred, Hendry,
Speaker 1: where here's the players?
Speaker 5: Well you both seen mister Billings that the Billings Office supply.
Speaker 5: He told a friend of mine last night, and it's
Speaker 5: all out of tens and it eats five hundred of them.
Speaker 1: At once for the Christmas holiday. Oh that's great, Hender.
Speaker 1: We'll call you back later, goodbye, and put on your
Speaker 1: shoes with young just since the big order. Oh that's great,
Speaker 1: Kingfish thinks, what about me? What about this job? The job?
Speaker 1: Take off your hat and coat and go to work.
Speaker 1: We'll see you later. Well, here's the place, King Fish,
Speaker 1: the Billing's office supply company. Let's go in now. Now
Speaker 1: hold it doesn't and I hold it now? Just just wait,
Speaker 1: wait doesn't. Man, Joe, I got an idea of walking
Speaker 1: over here, and I want you to listen to me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: go ahead, now. The best we ANDed out an all
Speaker 1: wheels found, and you know I was a salesman. The
Speaker 1: best way of seals up me is the first created
Speaker 1: demand for it. Oh sure, there ain't no doubt about
Speaker 1: that demail and stuff. How we created one? Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: what they gonna splain to you right now I'm playing. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 1: don't stand there with ignorance all over your face. I
Speaker 1: gonna tell you what is here now. Uh, we knows
Speaker 1: that since the man here in the store is out
Speaker 1: of the fountain pens, he certainly can't have no inkflow pens.
Speaker 1: So if you walk in ahead of me, see I
Speaker 1: don't go in with ja Wait that yeah, you goes
Speaker 1: in and you Pete Tims that you are shopping for
Speaker 1: Christmas present, and you on fifty of the finest pins
Speaker 1: on the market, the ink flow. Now this forell the
Speaker 1: Billings is certainly gonna wish he had some. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: creating a demand, all right. Right now, then while you
Speaker 1: talking to demand, I bust in there in the nigger
Speaker 1: time and I get to order for the five hundred
Speaker 1: ink floors. Yeah. Now you go on in there and
Speaker 1: get the ball rope. And remember now when I walked in,
Speaker 1: I don't know you. Now when I come in there, okay,
Speaker 1: King Vish, here I go creating. Yeah mmm, well pretty
Speaker 1: big station. So now if I can find the boss,
Speaker 1: this must mean mister Billin's coming over here. Now that's
Speaker 1: something I can show you. Oh yeah, so yes, you see,
Speaker 1: I was doing my Christmas shopping early and I want
Speaker 1: to buy some Fountain Fans ink flow pins. I see.
Speaker 1: The reason I got to have the ink float pen
Speaker 1: is cause it's the only one on the market where
Speaker 1: they adjust the blink flow and comes in twelve beautiful colors.
Speaker 1: And ain't it too bad that you ain't got none?
Speaker 2: Well, now, how many ink flow pins would you want?
Speaker 1: Oh, oh about fifty? Shall I wrap them as gifts foil? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that'd be a Wait a minute. Wait if you mean
Speaker 1: you got ink flow pens fifty of them?
Speaker 2: I've got five hundred of them.
Speaker 1: I bought them this morning from an ink Flow representative.
Speaker 1: Oh me, you know, mister Nick time hopping, you clothed salesman,
Speaker 1: kings Fish, mister Billin, I got the order for five
Speaker 1: hundred flow pins already. No tell miss Billin's already got
Speaker 1: to do with time. Wait a minute, three hundred trade?
Speaker 1: I don't understand. Yeah, well, you see, I happened to
Speaker 1: be outside and I overhear it. This unknowed customer created demand,
Speaker 1: so I thought I both right in with a supply here, Kingfish,
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you, stuffing, Kingfish, please please quiet and
Speaker 1: uh pillins. I can't understand how this unknowed customer here
Speaker 1: happened to catch my name like that. Yes, it's very strange.
Speaker 1: You caught his too, Kingfish. You gotta listen to me,
Speaker 1: all right, what do you want, unknowed customer? I don't
Speaker 1: want nothing that he's done already bought the five hundred
Speaker 1: in full tens from our competitor. Yeah, what HAPs the
Speaker 1: reason I'll come in here. What is that again?
Speaker 6: And your unknown friends were trying to tell you if
Speaker 6: you came in to sell me five hundred inflow pender
Speaker 6: a little lake.
Speaker 1: I bought them this morning and they've already been delivered.
Speaker 1: We'll have to hearing that. And uh, you've got the idea,
Speaker 1: the idea? What is it? Unknown friends? And I wish
Speaker 1: you was. Let's get acquainted and get out of here
Speaker 1: and tell some tens, well, what do you want madam? Uh,
Speaker 1: i's going the house to house representing the ink flow
Speaker 1: fountain fans.
Speaker 3: I don't want any fund of tenn and get your
Speaker 3: foot out of my door.
Speaker 1: But madam, the ink flow pen is the only out
Speaker 1: my foot. Oh good morning, oh madam? I uh, hell no,
Speaker 1: did you want something? Well, there was something, but that
Speaker 1: don't mean nothing now, honey, I don't know, darling. It's
Speaker 1: the idea to tell me and my wife well of selling,
Speaker 1: no selling, no nose to those I just give it
Speaker 1: away free fopping fans. That's all here, half one, there
Speaker 1: is absolutely free. Hello there, Jordy, I'm glad I found
Speaker 1: you alone with nobody in your barber Yeah. Hello, And
Speaker 1: how would you feeling today? Jordy. Well, I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry to ask me that my stomachs call my
Speaker 7: blood press, my uncles, they got my dignity, my Disney.
Speaker 1: Spells that I feel great. Yeah, well, I'm glad you're
Speaker 1: feeling good, Jordy, because you know, when a man feels good,
Speaker 1: that's when he feels reportant. And when a man feels reportant,
Speaker 1: that's the time he needs the Fountain pen. And since
Speaker 1: I represent the eight full Fountain Pen Company, I want
Speaker 1: to tell you one, oh they ain't so plain that
Speaker 1: that's one of the greatest fountains.
Speaker 7: It did, but I look for you never get no
Speaker 7: week on your face, always right without a leg, then
Speaker 7: comes out without without I.
Speaker 1: Need a pencil. Looky here, shorty, listen they ever man
Speaker 1: need the klow pen and there's guaranteed, uh how how
Speaker 1: much he is the in flow pen and a dollar appear? Yeah? Oh,
Speaker 1: and I can't afford that kind of money. That's that's
Speaker 1: a lot of money. Give me six six pens or
Speaker 1: that's great, shorty. Here here you is now, just give
Speaker 1: me the money. He'll here you is Andy. Yeah, wait
Speaker 1: a minute, what is this fifty ten fie? Where's the
Speaker 1: other five? And a half. Well, and Andy, you olwys
Speaker 1: me old me guys for haircuts. Yeah, but I didn't
Speaker 1: tell you to take it out in ten, did I? Well?
Speaker 7: I wait a minute, and you told me that when
Speaker 7: you got the head, because you don't you remember you
Speaker 7: said you said that.
Speaker 1: Well you you promised me that you thought.
Speaker 6: The thing to do, But it was mona idea, Kingfish.
Speaker 1: Here, look at here, we've been out selling all morning.
Speaker 1: You ain't got nothing but promises. And I have seven
Speaker 1: pins in the rear, seven pins in the red. Yeah,
Speaker 1: six of them I give to Shorty for haircuts and
Speaker 1: one to Gal's husband for a close share. You know,
Speaker 1: you know, Kingfish, the show looked like our competitor is
Speaker 1: going to get the exclusive contract. Yeah, but Anna did not.
Speaker 1: I tell you that the buyer of the tailor's department, though,
Speaker 1: promised that he had pooned later today for given us
Speaker 1: an order for fifteen hundred full ten. Yeah. Now we
Speaker 1: en't under this competition yet, you know. Now, let's get
Speaker 1: out here and see we can't get some customers almost
Speaker 1: flu Yeah, we ain't had time to tell you, but
Speaker 1: we was in the reporting business and me and miss
Speaker 1: Brown has got to go out there the most sales. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you see, wee is bucking another fellow to get this
Speaker 1: care of doing.
Speaker 3: I shall hope you beat him, whoever he is. And
Speaker 3: don't you run out, say Ronnie, and take all the
Speaker 3: soul mass he's now. Just take out the office and out.
Speaker 1: All right, good bye him with blue.
Speaker 3: Come on, my goodness, that is the most talkative man.
Speaker 3: I can't get him word, he ain't right?
Speaker 1: Hello, get on miss blue? Did miss blue blue? This,
Speaker 1: mister Williams.
Speaker 3: Mister Williams. Oh, mister Williams. I hope you're not calling
Speaker 3: because I haven't been doing well, not in my job
Speaker 3: bas yet. You see how I had to work. It's
Speaker 3: a part time seen augur.
Speaker 1: Hold him on, hold on him in this blue. I
Speaker 1: call to tell you what a wonderful job you're doing.
Speaker 1: In fact, I'd like to come up this afternoon and
Speaker 1: talk to you personally.
Speaker 3: Oh, mister Williams. Then you're really mean there?
Speaker 1: Mean it? Why with the sales record you've shown, there's
Speaker 1: no doubt in my mind that you will be the
Speaker 1: exclusive Harlem representative of the In't blow Pan Company.
Speaker 2: Well so the King Fashion and these competition in the
Speaker 2: Ink Flo Pen contest is their own secretary. Things ought
Speaker 2: to begin to happen when they find out, which they
Speaker 2: probably will very shortly. You know, friends, I like to
Speaker 2: kid myself into thinking that I deserve the credit for
Speaker 2: spreading the good word about Rinstoll. Well, I actually, you
Speaker 2: ladies really spread the news over a luncheon table, for instance.
Speaker 1: You this flow.
Speaker 8: Oh I'm Betty, I've had it for ages. It's so
Speaker 8: hard to replace clothes these days, what with materials being
Speaker 8: so scarce and all. I try to take saffly good
Speaker 8: care of my things, and you know, I found that
Speaker 8: Rinto's a big help. It really keeps my clothes looking
Speaker 8: practically like new after dozens of washing.
Speaker 2: Well, Betty found out for herself how good Prinsto really is.
Speaker 2: Then she phoned a friend Mark.
Speaker 8: I could hardly believe I could get my wash done
Speaker 8: so quickly and so easily, and really every piece of
Speaker 8: as clean as whistle.
Speaker 1: You know that Rinstow whistles.
Speaker 2: And it isn't long before friend Marge is telling about
Speaker 2: to be married Jennie Perkins.
Speaker 8: You see, Jane Rento gets out more Derrick. So your
Speaker 8: white wash comes out snowy rinsoll pipe washable colors, sparkling
Speaker 8: winso bright and that Jane is something to whistle about.
Speaker 2: Try to instow yourself, ma'am, and you'll be whistling every
Speaker 2: wash day too. And now back to the Amerson Andy show. Well,
Speaker 2: Andy and the Kingfish are certainly in for a big
Speaker 2: surprise because they don't know that their competitor for the
Speaker 2: Harlem agency of the Ink Flow Pen is their part
Speaker 2: time secretary, Miss Genesee's Blue. Nor do they know, as
Speaker 2: we join them now in Andy's office, that mister Williams,
Speaker 2: sales manager of the ink flow Pen Company, is on
Speaker 2: his way uptown right now to see her.
Speaker 1: Miss Blue. Was any messages while we was out? But
Speaker 1: Shot did bob over?
Speaker 3: Then he said if he came over to tell you
Speaker 3: that he wanted that, he would like to h that
Speaker 3: he was there, just that he had to say that
Speaker 3: he didn't want nothing.
Speaker 1: Uh, that show was getting shot his message all right,
Speaker 1: word for word? Yeah, any telephone call, no get me. Yeah, Well,
Speaker 1: you get on in the back office, Miss Blue, and
Speaker 1: do whatever you're supposed to be doing. Yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 1: su always got buyer of the pill at the department,
Speaker 1: so would call up and order them fifteen hundred and
Speaker 1: tens And he said he'd call up some time to date. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that show would put us on a wait a minute,
Speaker 1: Who was this coming in? How you doing, sir? Oh,
Speaker 1: pardon me, it's your office as that's right. Well, I'm
Speaker 1: mister Williams of the Ink Floor Pen Company, and I
Speaker 1: was looking for oh, mister Williams. I was glad to
Speaker 1: know you. My name was Stevens. Mister Brown, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: how is your mister Williams. Yeah, I guess you come
Speaker 1: up to see how we're doing with the Harlem territory.
Speaker 1: Ah wes hitting the ball all right? Oh yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: Stevens and Brown. I had no idea you were in
Speaker 1: the same office with yours, in the same ovels. Me
Speaker 1: and Brown work right together here, that's right. And by
Speaker 1: the way, miss Williams, what's the name of our competitor
Speaker 1: on this thing? Is that a secret? What's the most secret?
Speaker 1: Your competitor's name is Blue? Yeah? Well, now, like I
Speaker 1: say the thing, uh Blue, No, it couldn't be uh
Speaker 1: you say Blue, that's right, Blue? Or that couldn't be possible?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: Well, now early way, most Williams, are we really gonna
Speaker 1: start sending in orders? Uh? Yeah, you said that you
Speaker 1: might have to build your plant bigger to take care of. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I tell you there's no limit of what can we
Speaker 1: can do when we start. Uh you say that name
Speaker 1: was blue? Yes, that's right. Uh, not that it makes
Speaker 1: no difference to us, is Uh there's a crazy the
Speaker 1: thought that got in my head. But would you say,
Speaker 1: this person's blue that's competing with us? Is a male
Speaker 1: or female? Well, I don't know what you're driving at,
Speaker 1: but it happens to be miss Blue. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, that we I came here was too. Are
Speaker 1: you naying miss Blue? Coast King Creek Blue is a
Speaker 1: common name. It was a lot of blue. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: the whole thing. It does a coincidence. Let's forget it now.
Speaker 1: Mother Williams are getting back to the dozeness. They're going
Speaker 1: in h. We know that the equal pimp is h
Speaker 1: What is her first name of, mister Williams. If her
Speaker 1: first name is Genevieve, we don't want to hear it.
Speaker 1: What is it Genevieve? We don't want to hear it.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Look, I came here to see miss Blue. Who is incidental?
Speaker 1: They're doing a wonderful job telling our pens and might
Speaker 1: say she's miles ahead of you in this competition. The
Speaker 1: right she's going. She'll have this contest since for the
Speaker 1: next twenty four hours. Now worth, where can I find it?
Speaker 1: She's in the back of Oh, thank you. I'll go
Speaker 1: back into your she'll have it tinted in the next
Speaker 1: twenty four hours Kingstreet, two million secretaries in New York.
Speaker 1: And we got to pick our competitor. Yeah, and this
Speaker 1: competition is over on Wednesday. Yeah, what else we're gonna do?
Speaker 1: We gotta win kings. Say wait a minute, brother, and
Speaker 1: I think I got an angle. Yeah, listen, dis order work,
Speaker 1: come on, and we got some arrangements to make. Now
Speaker 1: that we got everything all set, and here's how it's
Speaker 1: gonna work. Yeah, this is good. Or now Lightning is
Speaker 1: gonna phone the office here and say that he is
Speaker 1: the buyer of the Philadelphia Supply Company and that he
Speaker 1: wants miss Blue that come to Philadelphia for a big
Speaker 1: order of ink flul pen. Yeah. That'll keep her in
Speaker 1: Philadelphia all day where you won't sell nothing. And in
Speaker 1: the meantime, we're gonna have Harlem all to ourselves. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now we get on top of that the PLS department store.
Speaker 1: You know it's for as to phone us for fifteen
Speaker 1: hundred tens that we're gonna order now, brother, and we
Speaker 1: are gonna win this thing yet if you just stick
Speaker 1: with it, because we're gonna get that order from the
Speaker 1: pilot store. Oh show, wait a minute, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: she come now, kings come in the blue, come in
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 3: It just to tell you sun out, I'm selling.
Speaker 1: Inkso pens too. Oh no normous blue, No fact, this
Speaker 1: just to show you there ain't no hart vielins me
Speaker 1: and the king fishes the side of that. Well, you
Speaker 1: can have the next order that telephone them.
Speaker 3: Oh that's almost warrior suf. I can't thank you enough.
Speaker 3: And when I write to mother down Loues that I
Speaker 3: gonna tell it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you better take that poon foremost blue. All right, Uh,
Speaker 1: there's lightning now. Hello, Hello, this is a Perilous department store.
Speaker 1: If you come right over, you can have the order
Speaker 1: for fifteen hundred pens.
Speaker 3: Fifteen hundred pens. Oh that's a wonderful order. Thank you
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 1: I'll be right over.
Speaker 3: Goodbye. I just got the most wonderful order. I gotta
Speaker 3: dash out now.
Speaker 1: Doesn't get no half oh king fish fifteen hundred boy,
Speaker 1: that Lightning the show pilot already those blue don't feel
Speaker 1: that you gotta rush, but I just take your time.
Speaker 1: You are well, Pardoner. Deal we doesn't zip one over
Speaker 1: on the smart one blew in with oh show, and
Speaker 1: you got to handle the lighting the way you build
Speaker 1: it up there, fifteen hundred penste I'll get hello, Hello,
Speaker 1: this is the Philadelphia Supply because I got a wait
Speaker 1: a minute, waiter, who is this lightning? Ah? The this
Speaker 1: is Lightning of the Philadelphia Supply, And I got order
Speaker 1: for five hundred fountain pins. If you come right over, listen, Lightning,
Speaker 1: you done called once already? What the idea called? The
Speaker 1: second time? Uh? This is the first time I have called.
Speaker 1: Well then, who was it that called before and ordered
Speaker 1: them fifteen hundred fountain pins? Oh? Go by Lightning, Kingfish,
Speaker 1: something's wrong? Yeah he got killers? Huh yeah, listen, Kingfish.
Speaker 1: This whole thing was your great idea. What you gotta say? Now?
Speaker 1: I wonder how the Lord read is on shooting a scenographer.
Speaker 1: Now gather you as our lawyer. Now that order for
Speaker 1: fifteen hundred pens for long dogs? Now, what can we
Speaker 1: do about it? I let me see, let me see
Speaker 1: you now, let me see what the legal angler is.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, comes from now comes to now, it's reconstriving,
Speaker 2: that's what it is.
Speaker 1: It's records driving, reckless driving. How are you figure that? Gary? Wait,
Speaker 1: you fellows awful records to let her answer the phone?
Speaker 1: Now she's driving you out of business. That's records finding.
Speaker 1: If I hed, uh tell me? Thus gathered and chaos.
Speaker 1: We want to sue miss Blue. Is we got something here?
Speaker 1: Or will the kids see throwd out the courts? But
Speaker 1: as your lord, yeah, your lord, yeah, I assure get
Speaker 1: that you really got something. The case won't be thrown
Speaker 1: a court.
Speaker 2: What won't be doing on a court.
Speaker 1: There's only one trouble. One trouble. What's that? The case
Speaker 1: won't be thrown out, but you will gather theinjury. Got
Speaker 1: no advice for us to keeping the running for the
Speaker 1: exclusive sales agency, for they ain't pu man. There's only
Speaker 1: one thing to do. One thing to do.
Speaker 2: Merge with a fond partnership. That's where you can both
Speaker 2: get to see us.
Speaker 1: He can say, merges. The thing isn't he emerges the finger.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, murger, Yeah, come on, and let's get
Speaker 1: ahold of that gear right now and tie her up. Listen, Kingfish,
Speaker 1: this was your idea margin with miss Blue. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: how did I know what it was gonna turn out
Speaker 1: this way? The merger turned out that we are working
Speaker 1: for her as a couple of janitors. Yeah, and we've
Speaker 1: done told ever about it, that we are a couple
Speaker 1: of big executives. There, I ashamed. What is we're gonna
Speaker 1: tell our friends? Yeah, well, let's don't stand here. I'll
Speaker 1: take the dust fan, you take the broom and wait
Speaker 1: a minute, wait a minute, I'll get it. Hello, Hello,
Speaker 1: and this is a lemur. I just called up to
Speaker 1: find out how you and the king Fish is doing.
Speaker 1: Would you merger Amos believe me? We is clean enough,
Speaker 1: just clean enough.
Speaker 2: You'll hear Amason Andy again in just a moment.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's a wise lady who treats her good friends considerately.
Speaker 2: And come wash day, your washer is one of the
Speaker 2: best friends you have. So don't run it for hours.
Speaker 2: Get Rinso, Sophie Rich studs on the job. As little
Speaker 2: as a five minute run per load gets closed. Rinsto White,
Speaker 2: No wonder Rinso is the only soul officially endorsed by
Speaker 2: the makers of thirty three leading washers. No wonder. Rinsto
Speaker 2: users whistles while they.
Speaker 4: Wash what I'm a little washto wnto it all day,
Speaker 4: Your close is away and the color so brave.
Speaker 1: You sing as your work along window, Happy little wise day.
Speaker 2: Be sure to be with us again next Friday evening
Speaker 2: at the same time when the makers of Rinsaw will
Speaker 2: again present Amos and Andy with their guest that great
Speaker 2: stars screen and Radio, Frank Morgan. This program is broadcast
Speaker 2: to our armed forces everywhere. This is Harlow Wilcox saying
Speaker 2: good night to you for all of us, and reminding
Speaker 2: you that every nine minutes, one of your fellow Americans
Speaker 2: dies of tuberculosis. Will you help to fight this menacing disease?
Speaker 2: You can just by buying and using Christmas Seals. The
Speaker 2: money from Christmas Deals worked all year round to fight
Speaker 2: the growing threats of tuberculosis.
Speaker 1: This Christmas, be.
Speaker 2: Sure you join the fight, buy and use more Christmas Seals.
Speaker 1: Why is Life Boy America's favorite bath? Though, I'll tell
Speaker 1: you two big reasons. Life Boil your daily bath gives
Speaker 1: all over protection from d oh yes, from head to
Speaker 1: toe it stopped dal and Life Boy gives protection at
Speaker 1: lasts and last. So play say take sure life, boys
Speaker 1: and your soap tish. It's the only soulf especially made
Speaker 1: to stop.
Speaker 2: This was the national broadcast in company
Speaker 4: Boooooo.