Speaker 1: The National Broadcasting Company presents Radio City Playhouse Attraction four
Speaker 1: Tonight from the death and versus o pen of mister
Speaker 1: Ernest Cannoy, a writer for whom our admiration grows with
Speaker 1: every passing week, we present Whistle, Daughter Whistle. Both mister
Speaker 1: Canoy and our fine director friend, mister Duncan have been
Speaker 1: giggling through most of the afternoon's rehearsal. It is there
Speaker 1: sincere hope in hours two that you will giggle for
Speaker 1: the rest of the evening. In any case, garbed in
Speaker 1: calico and armed with the broom, Radio City Playhouse presents
Speaker 1: Attraction four Whistle, Daughter Whistle. Every Sunday morning, The New
Speaker 1: York Times brings you four or five pages of sweet,
Speaker 1: smiling pictures with little stories underneath. Ethel Glasgow when or
Speaker 1: Sue Potter plans or Miss Day Lab's betrothed, and sometimes
Speaker 1: just Jones Hyphen Smith or usually the pretty bride's end
Speaker 1: up wrapped around salami Sandwaltuzer spread out on the kitchen
Speaker 1: floor as the weekly wash drips water down their newsprint
Speaker 1: decal tes. But in Peggy Mark's house, the Sunday Society
Speaker 1: pages last well into the week. Peggy's mother saves them carefully.
Speaker 1: Every night she spreads them out on the dining room
Speaker 1: table after supper. Missus Marx loves wedding.
Speaker 2: Did you see this one? Peggy, Peggy, I'm talking to you,
Speaker 2: so did you read this one? South him mister and
Speaker 2: missus Alice tired m of New York's Southampton, Miami and
Speaker 2: NaNs Din J.
Speaker 3: Of the Spence School and Mount Holyoke?
Speaker 4: Isn't that interesting?
Speaker 5: Fascinating? Did you say what you got in Freshman English?
Speaker 3: I don't see it? And maybefite the never mind?
Speaker 5: It says he she likes hotile best, Ma, you got
Speaker 5: detective a brewery truck?
Speaker 3: Hm? Did you even know this? Always the Ridge girls
Speaker 3: get the Ridge boys. It's fun to scream. What's the
Speaker 3: matter with you tonight? Peggy? You don't feel well?
Speaker 5: Why don't you lay off?
Speaker 2: What's the medal of that sudden? I'm just reading the newspaper.
Speaker 5: That's always the wedding announcement. Do you ever read movie
Speaker 5: reviews to me? Or maybe the sports section?
Speaker 2: Hack of incident? Yeah, yeah, there, you look so happy
Speaker 2: in the pictures.
Speaker 4: Why don't you quit knedling?
Speaker 3: Needling?
Speaker 4: Who's needling?
Speaker 3: Her mother has a right to worry the clock. Don't
Speaker 3: thrown back home?
Speaker 5: All right? All right, so I'm practically brittle with age.
Speaker 5: I look like lost horizon. My I'm only twenty six.
Speaker 5: What's there's a rush? There are a couple of guys
Speaker 5: I like, and a couple of.
Speaker 4: Them like me. I'll get around to it.
Speaker 3: It should only be soon. Oh there you go again, ma.
Speaker 5: I put in a hard day down to the office
Speaker 5: from nine to five. I look into wide open mouths
Speaker 5: while the doctor fills the teeth. Give me your rest
Speaker 5: when I get home with you.
Speaker 3: See, that's what I mean. If you had a nice husband,
Speaker 3: you wouldn't have to wait so much.
Speaker 4: I should have known.
Speaker 3: I can't with you. Know.
Speaker 2: They say a dentist makes up pretty good living. Hold
Speaker 2: it stop right there. Doctor Prentiss is forty five. He's
Speaker 2: got a wife, three children, and flat feet. And on
Speaker 2: top of that, I don't think he likes me particularly.
Speaker 3: I didn't mean that dentist. And then the other dentist.
Speaker 3: What are the dance?
Speaker 2: The boy up says he's just getting out of school
Speaker 2: this month. I met his mother over the washing machine
Speaker 2: in the basement. She has Creuton kitens.
Speaker 5: Sort of crumby.
Speaker 2: Huh, what it's Creton, my Creton A crew Ton is
Speaker 2: bread Glutan Cretan. It covers the windows?
Speaker 3: Where was I? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, the other dentist. He's a nice boy. I met
Speaker 2: them in the elevator. Is that the curly headed one
Speaker 2: that gets on the fifth floor?
Speaker 1: Hi?
Speaker 3: B you know this?
Speaker 4: Ma cut it out.
Speaker 5: I can smell a plot of mile away.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say I would.
Speaker 5: Okay, then that's settles.
Speaker 3: Okay, I give up. What do you mean?
Speaker 5: Come on, get your coat. We'll go to a movie.
Speaker 4: Then, Hansoda.
Speaker 5: It's a murder picture with Humphrey Bogart by Lowie. There's
Speaker 5: a corpse every two minutes.
Speaker 6: That ought to get your mind off orange blossom.
Speaker 3: Hello missus Marx washing again?
Speaker 4: Hello missus Kellith.
Speaker 3: Hi did you tend to having a washing machine in
Speaker 3: the batement?
Speaker 4: You remember the all day?
Speaker 3: Do? I don't talk? Who got a bad cake? It's done.
Speaker 3: I'll be out in a minute, don't hi, missus mark
Speaker 3: rest yourself a while. That's what my boy always says.
Speaker 3: My rest yourself. Your son is in college.
Speaker 4: He can I do RESI dental school next month.
Speaker 3: No, isn't that nice?
Speaker 2: It's so nice to have a duct from the family.
Speaker 2: I was telling my daughter Peggy, it's it's nice to
Speaker 2: have adducts from the family.
Speaker 3: A dentist the same thing. You know, it's a real coincidence.
Speaker 2: You gotta dentist. No Peggy wakes for one. Do you
Speaker 2: know doctor prentis downtown.
Speaker 3: But he's married.
Speaker 2: What I mean, she isn't happy waking where she is? Oh,
Speaker 2: my Peggy likes her position be a dentist. You know,
Speaker 2: missus Marx, My boy Ellen gets out of school next month.
Speaker 2: And I know what, missus kells, I still I haven't sexy.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't it be interesting if yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Well he's going to start like the thing right esther.
Speaker 4: And don't need annoye in his office.
Speaker 3: Oh now, I see what you mean. It would be
Speaker 3: real convenient. It sutenly would maybe more.
Speaker 2: Why not, missus Marx, why not? Your take is a
Speaker 2: fine sensible girl, She certainly is, missus kellop. I shouldn't
Speaker 2: say it's about fine one, but that she was a
Speaker 2: perfect strange. I couldn't say no different to and independent too, honestly,
Speaker 2: the way some modys would strangle a girl tap stream Husha.
Speaker 3: I always say live, so you should let somebody else live. Too.
Speaker 2: Ah, that's so true, missus Great, missus Mark, I just
Speaker 2: thought of something.
Speaker 4: Mike All said something.
Speaker 3: About as dance by graduations, So you.
Speaker 2: Know it's reasons that he has always got a lot
Speaker 2: of girls chasing after him. A dentist's quite paquette, of course, naturally,
Speaker 2: I'm sure you just love to take your tag. Well,
Speaker 2: you know, missus kellot my pegg is a very popular girl.
Speaker 2: She could have a three four professional men just like that, naturally,
Speaker 2: missus Marks, of course, but maybe she would just happen
Speaker 2: to have a free evening.
Speaker 6: Hm.
Speaker 3: It wouldn't be so easy.
Speaker 2: Missus kell It's like I said, my tegg is awful independent.
Speaker 3: I'm not telling you no secrets, missus Marks.
Speaker 2: My yelling is like I'm you ben. Is the graduation
Speaker 2: dance next month?
Speaker 3: A month? Well? That gives us.
Speaker 2: Plentid time, don't it, missus Kellers, it sightly does, miss
Speaker 2: his Mark.
Speaker 3: She still you've wander dress should fit or no fit? My?
Speaker 4: You're sewing me and so tight.
Speaker 5: I'll have to do it slideway.
Speaker 2: I want you should look your best. After all, you
Speaker 2: don't go to graduation dance every night?
Speaker 5: I can help it.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't go at Allggy, I just.
Speaker 6: Want you to know that you're not getting away with anything.
Speaker 3: Well do you talk about livedwm tired?
Speaker 5: I knew what you were doing. You've been learning a
Speaker 5: trap for me for a month. You should shage you
Speaker 5: all of a sudden, Peggy, Why don't you get a
Speaker 5: new dress?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 5: Still, Peggy, why don't you get your hair done?
Speaker 3: Don't you want to look nice?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 5: You got me like a fly and a spider web.
Speaker 4: Like a rat in a trap.
Speaker 3: You could I said no, you.
Speaker 4: Told him on the phone. I was dying to go.
Speaker 3: That's what you say? Are you no?
Speaker 4: Darn well that I said I'd die before?
Speaker 3: I was the same thing. Besides, you were in the
Speaker 3: shower and I couldn't.
Speaker 4: Keep you all right?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 5: You got me strapped into this banano pear you call
Speaker 5: it dress, and you got me roped into this collegiate
Speaker 5: brawl head.
Speaker 4: But I'm not gonna like it, all right, don't.
Speaker 3: Like it breathing.
Speaker 5: If you hit that up the back, I'll never breathe out.
Speaker 3: Don't be silly.
Speaker 5: There you'll look so like and midnight I'll turn into
Speaker 5: a second molar. Well, where's young doctor killed?
Speaker 3: There? You'll be here yank shit.
Speaker 5: Might as well get it over with now, like an extraction.
Speaker 7: What did you say?
Speaker 2: The young hopeful's name is Ellen Kellys, doctor Ellen kelt.
Speaker 3: Right on.
Speaker 7: Cue, Nah, you look like a cat.
Speaker 5: It's been eating canary puck.
Speaker 3: Go on, there he is. Don't keep them waiting.
Speaker 5: I've gotta put my face on. Hanness, come so dance
Speaker 5: with Heaven's get to the American.
Speaker 3: Bye custard.
Speaker 2: But that's all understand, that's all go already, all right,
Speaker 2: all right, come in, come in, mark cag come in,
Speaker 2: come in, sit down a while.
Speaker 3: She's inside with the face. I'm a gentleman.
Speaker 4: Between you and me.
Speaker 5: I rented it.
Speaker 3: It hits like a glove. Yeah, too bad, it's sooner, Sidan,
Speaker 3: you're swashing your tail.
Speaker 2: Oh thanks, So I have a peace fruit, maybe a tangerine.
Speaker 7: Oh thanks, I just had supper.
Speaker 3: I know red cabbage. You could smell it all over
Speaker 3: the house. Mam makes it sweet and sour the best day.
Speaker 3: She uses vinegar for sour.
Speaker 2: Lemon, Oh well, lemon is good to my Mama used
Speaker 2: to say, Oh Peggy, this is Zaca kel Sosa Kelly.
Speaker 3: This is my paggage. Now go go ahead on a
Speaker 3: real good time.
Speaker 5: Well, I said, well, well what I don't know?
Speaker 4: Just well, Peggy, you want to dance?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Sure, sure?
Speaker 5: Uh wrong, you're standing on my dance.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, don't mention it, I said.
Speaker 1: I was sorry.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, that's dad suits me. Oh, I'm sorry. Hey,
Speaker 3: it's crowded here.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe we should have come earlier.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Looks like a long evening the way it.
Speaker 4: Is, maggy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Ma, how was it? I'll tell you tomorrow, man, tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Oh my, I didn't close my eyes come in.
Speaker 4: Look, I'm tired. Can I justice? I didn't slip a wink,
Speaker 4: not a pushing.
Speaker 3: It all right? Man? Win on the light?
Speaker 7: Why did I get my tot of? Yeah?
Speaker 3: What is it? Matchy? Down under bed?
Speaker 5: Oh my sweet you?
Speaker 3: Then I didn't? Then five pieces? Why did you can
Speaker 3: hear with the drum?
Speaker 4: A sign upfair?
Speaker 3: Did you go to text her?
Speaker 5: Yep?
Speaker 6: Yah?
Speaker 5: Doctor call it flinched every time the meter jumped?
Speaker 3: How did you like him?
Speaker 6: In detail?
Speaker 3: Or a rough skit? Honestly, Peggy? Sometimes I get.
Speaker 5: So you can get aggravated.
Speaker 2: Peggy, it's put I bust. Just tell me I wouldn't
Speaker 2: task anymore. Well, if you have a good time.
Speaker 3: No, let me put it in.
Speaker 5: I don't care which way you put it.
Speaker 3: He's a nice boy.
Speaker 6: I warned you.
Speaker 5: Before I went, Ma, why can't you grow up? It's
Speaker 5: not your business to pick out a husband for me.
Speaker 5: This isn't the Middle Ages.
Speaker 3: My Mamma fixed it so I should meet your papa best.
Speaker 3: So you're better than me.
Speaker 5: Oh that isn't it, and you know it?
Speaker 3: What more would you want? That talent?
Speaker 2: Is a nice mom even good looking? So what's glasses
Speaker 2: and a doctor?
Speaker 3: They look distinctly.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna sit up on my listen to this?
Speaker 3: Who's keeping you? Only such hop boy?
Speaker 5: You should get Look, Ma, my feet hurt, the zippers
Speaker 5: jammed on my dress. I gotta get up early tomorrow.
Speaker 5: And I'm sick and tired of your nagging all the time.
Speaker 4: Peggy get married? So quis what did I saw? Oh?
Speaker 2: No, I keep quiet all the time, like how clem
Speaker 2: I keep So never learn to my grave.
Speaker 3: I'll go with how to wait? No one should know
Speaker 3: my daughter talks like a knife in my house. Please, Ma,
Speaker 3: her dentist isn't good enough? You want a millionaire?
Speaker 5: Maybe I'll let you know in the morning.
Speaker 3: Do you know Peggy what No, she was sure maybe
Speaker 3: you didn't like him? Just how little bit? Ah? How
Speaker 3: long is this Matt you've been shotting?
Speaker 2: Oh hello, missus Kelly, I just wheel the wagon all
Speaker 2: the way to Broadways.
Speaker 4: You shot die yes, super.
Speaker 2: Market, since I got the grocery wagons.
Speaker 4: Such an invention.
Speaker 3: It's homost have pleasure to a big wall, Missus Mark
Speaker 3: more camels make I didn't even know what it said.
Speaker 3: Alice in the supermarket.
Speaker 5: I just can't keep my hand on the shelf.
Speaker 2: Gave me the same if it sells sign that I
Speaker 2: by like her moving toward that's a silence.
Speaker 3: You're waiting for somebody.
Speaker 2: I just depending. It's so nice my apartment. We get
Speaker 2: some ten minutes between five and five Friday. It's an
Speaker 2: apple day.
Speaker 3: We got a sullen explosion in the living room.
Speaker 4: You're lucky.
Speaker 2: Lock it haless, Missus Kelly. In the summits so hot
Speaker 2: she could fry an egg and the carpet. You can't
Speaker 2: have your cake misfors thing too. I always say you're right,
Speaker 2: you're right, like for example, Missus Winter, if I hies
Speaker 2: it isn't enough house dogs on a dollar, I have
Speaker 2: film in with her but that woman wouldn't even let
Speaker 2: them go by their movies alone. I saw always the
Speaker 2: moment could drive a couple of.
Speaker 3: Crazy Hutchings films. And it's some people. It shouldn't be you.
Speaker 2: And me, miss such a nice I'm not schoolish, Probably
Speaker 2: missus Matt, what is this, missus Kellys, they're like I
Speaker 2: suppose I shouldn't say, you're peggy. She had a good time,
Speaker 2: less night, a good time, oh, missus Kellett. See she
Speaker 2: she woke me up because she came in, and I
Speaker 2: thought she was crazy. She had such a good time.
Speaker 2: She was laughing and singing with her boy's father. Look,
Speaker 2: I shouldn't tell I could have crossed my heart. I wouldn't,
Speaker 2: Missus Mark, your own friends, you wouldn't tell me?
Speaker 3: Did I say? I wouldn't? So that was my said?
Speaker 3: You told me you shouldn't read that boy?
Speaker 2: My god, she said, I can't honestly, miss his March
Speaker 2: said she she never met boy like your Ellen before.
Speaker 3: She did, well, nothing so many boys. That's very interesting,
Speaker 3: missus Mark, very interesting. And you're Ellen.
Speaker 4: How did he like evidence?
Speaker 3: Bill? He told you my own tells me everything. Of course,
Speaker 3: of course, naturally, I boy.
Speaker 2: Like illness very careful. So many girls keep pointing themselves
Speaker 2: as are professional men. And I don't mean you're taking
Speaker 2: missus Mark, nothen missus Kelly.
Speaker 3: So there was about Helen.
Speaker 2: Oh hell, I wouldn't be surprised. Maybe it's a little soon,
Speaker 2: but I wouldn't be surprised. No, why not send me
Speaker 2: to mass?
Speaker 4: I got to go upstairs?
Speaker 3: Is the elevator fix clause out again?
Speaker 4: I had to walk downstairs?
Speaker 3: Honest. I never feel safe since they put in that
Speaker 3: automatic elevator. I get cold shit about every time the
Speaker 3: dog closes.
Speaker 4: It's like a coffin is.
Speaker 2: Pending on Mark my words, Missus Keller. Somebody, somebody, somebody's
Speaker 2: going to get cotton that elevator.
Speaker 3: It shouldn't suddenly be as Missus mass nice kind of woods.
Speaker 4: Hurry up, I'm dropping the egg.
Speaker 3: It's you five right, five and six?
Speaker 7: Nice out, it'll do.
Speaker 3: No dog, No.
Speaker 6: Hell, what do you do?
Speaker 5: You might push urgency buttons.
Speaker 3: The red one.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, Now we wait till mister Hector comes back,
Speaker 5: miss Pinochle game and gets this out.
Speaker 7: Hey, I can't stay in here. I'll be late for
Speaker 7: the clinics. Those unfilled in sizors will just have to wait.
Speaker 7: I can't figure you out.
Speaker 6: You have to here. You go all around Robinhood's barn
Speaker 6: trying to get me to take you to that dance,
Speaker 6: and then you keep needling me all the time.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute.
Speaker 6: I tried to get you to take me.
Speaker 7: My mother said that the very least thing I could do.
Speaker 7: I begin to snell a maternal rest. I don't get it.
Speaker 5: Your mother told you I wanted to date.
Speaker 7: He said I would be a blessing to take you.
Speaker 7: You should have heard my mother.
Speaker 3: He's such a shy boy, do a good.
Speaker 7: Deed for one me, shy like a violet.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 5: I don't know about you, but my mother will walk
Speaker 5: the earth like the ghost of Hamlet's father until.
Speaker 6: I get married.
Speaker 7: That doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: You're turning green every time I go out with a girl.
Speaker 7: My mother wants to know how family trade out.
Speaker 1: Of the roots.
Speaker 5: Oh my boy, I see you the hounds closing in
Speaker 5: that twenty years.
Speaker 3: So on the other night, after the dancing, I had
Speaker 3: other reasons.
Speaker 5: Yeah, pretty bumb at it too left feet.
Speaker 3: I seem worse.
Speaker 7: You know, I was kind of mad myself. Last time.
Speaker 5: My mother shang hide me into one of those things
Speaker 5: that girl out weighs me fifty pounds, the last one I.
Speaker 4: Had palmed off.
Speaker 5: I'd meet her out to be married, claimed his wife
Speaker 5: didn't understand it.
Speaker 3: Huh, what happened?
Speaker 7: I walked home from Premont Avenue. How long do you thingire?
Speaker 7: It will be stuck in?
Speaker 5: Depends on the mill, the mill score on mister Hector's
Speaker 5: peknockle game.
Speaker 7: I'm going to sell on the floor. You try to
Speaker 7: join me, thinking, okay, mat any good books lately?
Speaker 5: Never mind?
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, funny, isn't it. I mean, after all, that's
Speaker 7: naggling to get us together. We end up stuck in
Speaker 7: the elevator. My mother would call it real romantic.
Speaker 3: You know it is at that.
Speaker 5: My work to it?
Speaker 3: Not that. Go ahead, bite your note. It's ridiculous. It's
Speaker 3: ridiculous to wait for a dentist.
Speaker 4: Now you could wait for another. But I don't but but,
Speaker 4: but but nothing.
Speaker 2: Your doctor apprentices all the way down town. It's really,
Speaker 2: what's the same morning only four blocks away beside?
Speaker 3: He's such a nice boy.
Speaker 5: That's what I mean.
Speaker 3: Listen, I had enough. I'm up to here.
Speaker 2: You're sucking the elevator for two hours. Finally, he asked
Speaker 2: you to waken his new office.
Speaker 3: And what happened?
Speaker 4: I say, no?
Speaker 3: What did I do to deserve such ada?
Speaker 5: I don't see what you're complaining about.
Speaker 3: Please, Peggy, let's talk. Come go and get excited. Excited?
Speaker 3: Who's excited? Look? The boy asks, she's wake in his office?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: It's the same money and with tave an hour every
Speaker 3: day from the sub I suppose no. Nah? And you
Speaker 3: know why? Why? Why if I put one hundred years
Speaker 3: I couldn't find God?
Speaker 5: Isn't I could hangled me into that graduation dance with Alan?
Speaker 5: You and missus kallup. Now you're trying to haul me
Speaker 5: into that kid's office. I wouldn't be surprised if you
Speaker 5: pull the plugs on that oubit. It's a tracking why
Speaker 5: your son like a bulldog. Never mind, you don't pool
Speaker 5: me for a minute. I'll bet you get the silver
Speaker 5: pattern all picked down. Maybe just remember, when I'm good
Speaker 5: and ready to get married, I'll pick myself out somebody.
Speaker 6: Then I'll let you know.
Speaker 5: Honestly, Ma, you act like this was China or something.
Speaker 2: I forget I said anything. Go ahead, go downtown every
Speaker 2: morning on the subway in the rush hose. Go ahead,
Speaker 2: get yourself smashed in like a sudden come home with
Speaker 2: a black eyes in somebody's elbow.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say another word.
Speaker 5: Okay, god, what never mind, Maa.
Speaker 3: Only remember I'm.
Speaker 5: Not going to work in Allen's office.
Speaker 4: You understand, never sure, sure and never okay?
Speaker 5: Now what's for dinner?
Speaker 3: I'm not of his cake with your team, Missus Kelly's.
Speaker 3: It's right in the bread bag.
Speaker 2: It's sayings, No, Missus Marx, I hate already too. Two
Speaker 2: you had four, but seven. I wouldn't there. I'd bought
Speaker 2: slight out of my bread I always see. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: use a second tablet and the tee so I can
Speaker 2: take all the cake I want.
Speaker 3: It's good. It's from O'Brien.
Speaker 2: I always used to bake mine own cake me too,
Speaker 2: but O'Brien's is good. My Ellen always asks my how
Speaker 2: come you don't bake no more?
Speaker 3: When you got a man in the house. There's a
Speaker 3: reason to pool.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: My mister would be happy if I had only path
Speaker 2: house and potatoes.
Speaker 4: N Yeah, Choden, once in a while.
Speaker 2: You got trouble every day. My Peggy changes her diet Monday.
Speaker 2: She did in carriage. She's to death well not Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Maybe a little could drive up poton crazy cooking on
Speaker 2: Seggy comes home plan for two weeks now since she's
Speaker 2: waiting for your Ellen.
Speaker 3: Ellen doesn't even take off plan. She's working so hard.
Speaker 2: Missus kelleth I got her Keel, say you can mind, Seggy,
Speaker 2: so tell me, She says, your Ellen makes her better
Speaker 2: offer place than anybody she ever saw. Really he's a
Speaker 2: good voice, he says, you're take You've wakes real hard.
Speaker 3: They look nice together. Done then, missus Keller, they certainly though,
Speaker 3: missus Mark. So missus Keller, so back next.
Speaker 4: Thank you such a rit I've never seen.
Speaker 3: Take it easy, Mark, you're ready? Did you peg the
Speaker 3: new shoes and the empty.
Speaker 5: Everything's all in?
Speaker 4: Stop fuzzing.
Speaker 3: Who's fussing? Let's see? Should be something borrowed and something
Speaker 3: with the.
Speaker 4: Blueing blue Ma blue blueing for the launder. So what's wrong?
Speaker 3: So wedding you shouldn't be cleaned?
Speaker 5: S it out a while.
Speaker 7: We'll consists.
Speaker 4: My God only gets nerried once in a while. This
Speaker 4: one nearly didn't.
Speaker 5: Manus Ma. The only reason I turned out and down
Speaker 5: three times was because I knew you were hovering around
Speaker 5: like a buzzard.
Speaker 3: Waiting for a car, A buzzard you called your own mother.
Speaker 3: I'm not kidding.
Speaker 5: When I saw that triumphal grin of yours, I came
Speaker 5: close to calling the whole thing up. I guess I
Speaker 5: got to love a guy.
Speaker 2: Of course, I always knew my Peggy would kick out
Speaker 2: a good boy, such a smart coil you were.
Speaker 3: I remember when you recited at the yes, good education.
Speaker 7: Cut it out, will your mama.
Speaker 3: You'll have time to cry later. How ed is my
Speaker 3: day's as best? His soul should be here?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I guess it would be nice.
Speaker 2: I always say it's nice to have I ducked in
Speaker 2: the family. Dentist doctor, he wears a wife is a barber.
Speaker 5: Only remember I'm marrying him.
Speaker 2: In spite of you, not because naturally, naturally, just so
Speaker 2: you're marrying him somewhere.
Speaker 5: Congratulations, you earned them me nobody else, Thank Heaven. That's
Speaker 5: the lastest Mah.
Speaker 4: You can rest. Now have beautiful wedding, Missus.
Speaker 3: Marx lovely, Missus Keller lovely.
Speaker 2: And it's a blessing to see how boy should get
Speaker 2: a nice, smart girl like your SAGGI.
Speaker 4: A match, Missus Kellot.
Speaker 3: How much you're ellen will go far.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: It's how load of my mind. Confidentially I can tell
Speaker 3: you now secret.
Speaker 2: Never I'm saying, I means s marks all ways to
Speaker 2: tell in his own way, Tatics, Missus Kelly.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I put my fee.
Speaker 3: I'm old. No, not just stuborn girl, stubborn, Missus ll think.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's easy, that's mine hell is not interest hearing ever?
Speaker 4: No never, But honestly I'm.
Speaker 2: Not forgetting times I wanted to shake that fine danis
Speaker 2: I come up at the vendor?
Speaker 3: Oh right, Missus Kilt, Yes, don't know. Well he's done
Speaker 3: now who over hellover he love it? Wait, Missus kelloth Wait,
Speaker 3: it's just beginning.
Speaker 1: You have just heard Whistle, Daughter Whistle, As written by
Speaker 1: Ernest Connoy and directed by Harry W. Jenkins. Our two
Speaker 1: lovable mamas, Missus Callis and Missus Marks, were played by
Speaker 1: Lenor Garland and Mildred Clinton. Peggy was Gene Tatum Alan
Speaker 1: Lamont Johnson. The music was composed and conducted by doctor
Speaker 1: Roy Shield. Radio City Playhouse is supervised for the National
Speaker 1: Broadcasting Company by Richard P.
Speaker 3: McDonough.
Speaker 1: Next week, Radio City Playhouse will offer another script by
Speaker 1: our director Harry W. Jenkins. It is the story of
Speaker 1: Hilda Bradley and the letter A Dangerous and a Foolish Letter.
Speaker 1: It is titled Special Delivery, and because we feel sure
Speaker 1: you'll enjoy it, we invite you most sincerely to join
Speaker 1: us LAPS Special Delivery next week Attraction five Radio, City Playhouse.
Speaker 1: This is NBC, the national broadcasting company.