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Speaker 1: For a breath that's sweet and a smile that dazzle,
Speaker 1: it's Colgate's tooth Potter. And for a ride a bum
Speaker 1: if America's Lucky Whisper. For a wonderful cattle brain, Judy to.
Speaker 6: Know bar.
Speaker 2: Party, got croudy and welcome to rat joking over welfa.
Speaker 2: I certainly had myself as well.
Speaker 3: Time last week.
Speaker 2: I was the honored guest of the thirteenth Army Division
Speaker 2: up the Camp Bill at Sacramento, California. And I won't
Speaker 2: say right now that the Shore had fun. I went
Speaker 2: up there in an Army bomber, and when they invited
Speaker 2: me to drop in on them, I didn't think the
Speaker 2: minute and sell the bomb baited on.
Speaker 7: Is opened and I fell out.
Speaker 2: I'm sure I'm glad I was with. I mean the
Speaker 2: two passus. Yes, I needed that as I needed that
Speaker 2: out one where I landed. While while I was riding
Speaker 2: in the bomber, I had told quite a talk there
Speaker 2: with the rear gunner. That's the fellow that has to
Speaker 2: get the lead out fast.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 2: I'm there went when they have a celebrity to visit them,
Speaker 2: they fired a twenty one gun salut. So when I
Speaker 2: got there, two KT's walked out and busted a paper bag.
Speaker 2: General Lorgan, he's the commanding officer up there. He Shore
Speaker 2: is a nice fella. He just took me all over
Speaker 2: that cap and he says something.
Speaker 3: He says, messing over. What would you do if you
Speaker 3: had all.
Speaker 2: These men under your command? I says, well, General, I
Speaker 2: bet I'd have more fun with them than you have.
Speaker 7: Where I got there.
Speaker 2: When I got there, I went right into the mess
Speaker 2: hall and the had dinner. There's only eating chicken. One
Speaker 2: fella was an aviator and he ate so many wings
Speaker 2: he felt like flying.
Speaker 7: Another fellow ain't n neck.
Speaker 2: He felt like nick and I.
Speaker 7: Just felt like sting.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I said, uh, why weren't Sarah sass tell me
Speaker 2: that when we got through that he was going to
Speaker 2: a w O L. I said, you mean you're leaving camp?
Speaker 2: He said, no, I ain't w a l after women
Speaker 2: are a liquor. A pardon me, miss Judy, but before
Speaker 2: you sing your first song atnight, I'd like y'all to
Speaker 2: meet your new.
Speaker 3: Bandleader, Miss Judy.
Speaker 2: Letting me present mister Charles Dance. How do you doing, Heidi?
Speaker 2: They Uh, he's shor q a folks, mister Dance, you
Speaker 2: can just call me Judy. Well, thank you, Judy.
Speaker 5: You know I've seen you and all your pictures.
Speaker 1: Now I think you're terrific. Would you like to have
Speaker 1: dinner with me?
Speaker 2: After the broadcast?
Speaker 1: See a musical? Was?
Speaker 2: Well, I I'll go, but I hope you ain't like
Speaker 2: the last musician I was out with.
Speaker 1: Did you hit all the night spox.
Speaker 2: Did we trust over to the owls Upstore? Then swift
Speaker 2: this drugstore?
Speaker 7: Bring it back to the owls Upstar? Why Mama telling
Speaker 7: you at midnight?
Speaker 2: I was spinning you right, Yeah, I got my head
Speaker 2: talking to Mary milk machine.
Speaker 1: Well, how about your song, Judy. That's a popular favorite
Speaker 1: that so many people have asked you to repeat. Pistol tacking, Mama.
Speaker 2: Listen to the story out across that gaming tag. She
Speaker 2: got a pistol in the air and it's him in
Speaker 2: the last he said, lay that pistol down, baby, Lay
Speaker 2: that thistle down this I can, Mama.
Speaker 7: Lay that pistol out. Never flirt with the gall may
Speaker 7: test down.
Speaker 2: Don't take this.
Speaker 7: Way, I said.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm telling you is what you have
Speaker 2: to say. Wow, say that pistol down, Sea, Lay that
Speaker 2: pistol down.
Speaker 4: It's a packing Mama.
Speaker 7: Lay that thistle down.
Speaker 6: Here, Lady's lady, even it is, lad, lady, even that.
Speaker 7: He made the back of card.
Speaker 2: No, everyone new us came that car with brows. Now
Speaker 2: they know that catch is that too made?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Lad the pistol down, Sea, Lay that pistol down, It's
Speaker 2: a packing Mamo.
Speaker 6: Lay that pistil down.
Speaker 2: He was bringing songs in camp race?
Speaker 1: Or is he having fun?
Speaker 2: Until one night he didn't sing?
Speaker 6: Right am?
Speaker 3: Now he's on the.
Speaker 7: Roun or that it's a sad lay that pistol down.
Speaker 6: It's no second mama, lay that pisod.
Speaker 3: This juddy. You ain't eating your dinner. You just sitting
Speaker 3: there playing with him, U Temple.
Speaker 2: Oh, I guess I'm just lonesome tonight, Jeram. See I
Speaker 2: should always that mister NIBBs hadn't gone back to New
Speaker 2: York or Honey, I know it's what's the matter with you?
Speaker 6: You in love with miss Nile?
Speaker 2: Alright, don't mean selly, jeram? Then quitdn't putting butter on
Speaker 2: your hands?
Speaker 7: Call me in your pancakes. Oh, cut that out.
Speaker 2: I'm mister Nobs ain't interested in me.
Speaker 7: Oh, I guess I just don't appeal.
Speaker 8: To know man.
Speaker 2: All that ain't so?
Speaker 8: Honey? You told me you was in jags one oh bad?
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I was engaged to a fella. Want back
Speaker 2: to see you one night we played the game first
Speaker 2: I had. I hain't happy about two years ago. I
Speaker 2: ain't seed him Temple. Well, I'll never forget the first
Speaker 2: one man.
Speaker 3: I was engaging.
Speaker 2: He was a aviator, gott me a job of flying
Speaker 2: to you? Why why are you draining him a hostess?
Speaker 8: Oh no, honey, I was essential to the place.
Speaker 7: They needed me for the first solo flight.
Speaker 2: While wh why did that our solo flight consist of?
Speaker 7: Walk around me? Tell me? Tell me drav How honeyd.
Speaker 2: You happen to bike off with him?
Speaker 8: Well, honey, one night I caught him in the arms
Speaker 8: of another woman.
Speaker 2: Barbas I jealous, I bet you turned green. I tried,
Speaker 2: gonna couldn't make it, but palm lad like me.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'll never.
Speaker 2: Forget the first time he put his arms around me.
Speaker 2: He hugged me tight, and he says, honey, you remind
Speaker 2: me of the book I'm reading.
Speaker 3: What was the name of the book?
Speaker 1: All this and heavy too?
Speaker 2: Come in?
Speaker 8: Pardon me for talking in your fash, can you reader?
Speaker 8: But now that gener nuddies has gone their way, I would.
Speaker 4: Like to have his room.
Speaker 2: Uh, you just have to stay in the bunk house, Pedro,
Speaker 2: because there's plenty of people walking the streets that can't
Speaker 2: get a room on account of the chartage. That's right, honey,
Speaker 2: Why the hotel's is.
Speaker 7: Four all that partment houses is full. Why do you
Speaker 7: think Ms.
Speaker 2: Roosevelt keeps flying around the country. While I walked into
Speaker 2: a hotel yesterday and the lobby was all dark, I
Speaker 2: said to the crk issass ting, why don't you open
Speaker 2: the Venetian blinds? He says of that yesterday and four
Speaker 2: gas fell out.
Speaker 8: And you you know, I wish you let me sleep
Speaker 8: in the house because when I sleep was Gunjanish I freeze.
Speaker 10: He is part Indian.
Speaker 2: Well what has gon Dallas being part Indian got to
Speaker 2: do with you freezing?
Speaker 8: When he walks in his sleep, it takes he blanket
Speaker 8: with him.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, Pedro.
Speaker 2: I put an ad in the papers and I'm gonna
Speaker 2: rent the room to somebody who needs it. Oh, this
Speaker 2: might be somebody about the room now. Dwam had me
Speaker 2: a car and I'll give my hair. He's swipe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, mine, I've got noisy pigtails. Come in.
Speaker 2: I'll sjat s you selvaster.
Speaker 3: Where are you want?
Speaker 9: I just came in to you and I moved all
Speaker 9: my stuff into mister Niles room. You know it's chilling
Speaker 9: me sleeping out in the stable of the horses. The
Speaker 9: side does a leak in the roof, and will it storm?
Speaker 1: Last night?
Speaker 4: It rains right on my feace, them over it.
Speaker 2: Well, I refuse to sleep.
Speaker 9: Any longer with those horses. You know what happened to
Speaker 9: me last morning? That new rash hand.
Speaker 4: But he came in at five o'clock. He threw a
Speaker 4: ton of harnesses on me. Before I could explain to him,
Speaker 4: are you.
Speaker 7: Foiled six acres a olt fowl?
Speaker 3: File?
Speaker 4: Are you plowed six macres a oltfowl?
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 2: Listen and I take off that feed bag and go
Speaker 2: get your things right out of this in ourse room,
Speaker 2: this study.
Speaker 1: You're making our serious mistake. I could be useful around
Speaker 1: the house when you're loansome. I could make love to you.
Speaker 2: You make love to me certainly.
Speaker 4: I got to suck my peels. And when I start,
Speaker 4: little man, soon, I sure turn it on.
Speaker 2: As far as I'm concern, get and turn it off.
Speaker 2: Now you gonna move that stuff.
Speaker 3: Out of that room?
Speaker 7: Oh, shop, poor Valerie, some mad.
Speaker 2: He didn't know where he was going?
Speaker 3: Why things though?
Speaker 2: What's the matter with you? You've been sitting there.
Speaker 3: Holding your jaw.
Speaker 8: Oh, I get a detection?
Speaker 6: And you poor man, you poor poor man?
Speaker 3: You which teeth is it that bothers.
Speaker 8: You you need make tobacco through us.
Speaker 3: You're a tobacco twos.
Speaker 4: Let me see these ones.
Speaker 8: My bike crushed it on her, a.
Speaker 2: Pedro, You're impossible. Don't you care for your teeth or
Speaker 2: do not care for them when they ache? No, I mean,
Speaker 2: don't you care for him like mister Nowles soldier. You know,
Speaker 2: for a breasted sweet and a smile of dazzles. Brush
Speaker 2: your teeth with Coldgate toothpowder night and morning and before
Speaker 2: every date.
Speaker 1: But keno easter.
Speaker 7: Now you listening to me, Pedro.
Speaker 2: If you don't want your teeth to put up a
Speaker 2: miserable showing, use this here Colgate toothpowder. It'll take off
Speaker 2: that stuff that mister Niles salls suffer films. It'll show
Speaker 2: up your teeth so they sure enough sparkle in your
Speaker 2: smileth and it'll make your breath real sweet too, seeese genuinea.
Speaker 8: I remember mister Nine's old which she pois your toothpart.
Speaker 4: Cleans your breath, and she cleans your teeth.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 2: Colgate toothpowder stops that all unpleasing breath. Stops it instantly,
Speaker 2: And seven cases out of ten scientific test shower have
Speaker 2: proved that so paidroll.
Speaker 3: You just brush your teeth night and morning.
Speaker 2: And before every date with coldgate toothpowder for a basted
Speaker 2: sweet and a let dazzle. Got this cold gate tooth
Speaker 2: pile of See. Oh, maybe that's somebody about the room.
Speaker 3: Come in, Hello, Eddie Dean.
Speaker 2: Hello, miss Judy.
Speaker 1: Say now that ten miles is going? How about you
Speaker 1: mean gun for a horseback riding the moonlight? Why I'm
Speaker 1: see us now, Miss Judy, Flying along the trail, we.
Speaker 3: Stop under trees.
Speaker 1: Your horse should reach over and kiss my horse. Well,
Speaker 1: i'd feel like doing the same thing.
Speaker 3: Well, go right ahead, ed it's your heart.
Speaker 1: Then I'd light a fine would sit there and I'll
Speaker 1: pull out mold trust to get thar and cron your tune?
Speaker 5: Yeah like what?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 11: Uh like the song of the Trail flitting bottom you
Speaker 11: arsk your leader, Charlie dance Go ahead, Eddie, I'm saying
Speaker 11: the Song of.
Speaker 1: The Trail, A love the mountains and plays I'm long
Speaker 1: some tonight inside the campire for pals that I'll never
Speaker 1: see again.
Speaker 3: In the God the Embers, they pass by one by
Speaker 3: water on the door on the feature.
Speaker 1: Soli fell with the song.
Speaker 2: I'm singing in the song all the tras.
Speaker 4: Off days long ago.
Speaker 8: In the West.
Speaker 1: I'm long sto night for the trace park coals that
Speaker 1: I always love the bell.
Speaker 3: Let me ride.
Speaker 8: On that friend?
Speaker 3: The girl, Oh that was real courtier?
Speaker 4: The man, Oh, my little girlish ya. You want to
Speaker 4: pin you mygage labore?
Speaker 3: Say that Russian?
Speaker 2: Why didn't you say it in English?
Speaker 4: You wouldn't like it. I have come for a room.
Speaker 4: My name is smagois ca smagoisnak Cama? What the cave
Speaker 4: are to b the monotony? I had just drived in
Speaker 4: this country from Russia.
Speaker 3: From Russia? How'd you get out of Russia?
Speaker 4: I followed the Germans. I was a member of the
Speaker 4: Moscow Opera Company. I studied under link of each studied
Speaker 4: under Kremovich, who studied under Blankovich, who studied under the Maskovich.
Speaker 2: My goods, how did you tell vich was vech is DoD?
Speaker 4: God will hatch your cart.
Speaker 3: In the eyes the honey?
Speaker 2: He don't look like no Russian to me?
Speaker 1: Make him prove it.
Speaker 2: I'd like to hear him saying something in Russian.
Speaker 4: What would you like to hear a fair one?
Speaker 7: Are you kidding?
Speaker 4: Head on?
Speaker 7: Now? I think something in Russian?
Speaker 2: I tell you sink the volga a boat man.
Speaker 4: Okay, dog, Yeah. Oh, hold black Joe, Hold black jow.
Speaker 1: Oh, hold black Joe.
Speaker 2: What old black Joe doing on the vogar river man power?
Speaker 2: Why I got shot? I'll tell you. The room will
Speaker 2: be ten dollars a week.
Speaker 4: Please let us not speak of monie after the All
Speaker 4: money is nothing.
Speaker 1: But a curse, just a curse.
Speaker 2: Start swearing, brother, start swearing.
Speaker 4: That's my little BUBLASKI. We can make a business steal
Speaker 4: in exchange for my room and brought it. They will
Speaker 4: gladly give you a vocal lessons in rush. I am
Speaker 4: known as a great puto.
Speaker 8: All right, let's hear your two sons.
Speaker 2: Quiet your mister, you're all bright with me. I sing
Speaker 2: a little I God, Noboddy.
Speaker 4: You ain't got no voice either.
Speaker 7: What matter?
Speaker 2: Don't you like popular music?
Speaker 4: Well there's one song I like. It's called Sunday Monday
Speaker 4: and Betty grayble.
Speaker 2: Wow, last past right, But tell you my favor writers,
Speaker 2: praise Lord and past Terry grant.
Speaker 7: Enough of this.
Speaker 1: Let me hear you sing hit Door, do hit Ray
Speaker 1: ray hit me.
Speaker 4: Now, pick me up.
Speaker 2: I don't think you're a very good teacher.
Speaker 3: Tell me who'd you have to teach?
Speaker 1: Anyhow every night I teach Lana Turner, I'm heady Lamar
Speaker 1: and Paul d.
Speaker 2: Goda Now White a minute, thank ant thing?
Speaker 3: Why you're wasting your time?
Speaker 4: She is so young? I will introduce you to the masters.
Speaker 4: Have you ever heard of the last money off?
Speaker 3: Jakowski?
Speaker 4: Shushta college KUZASKI?
Speaker 3: Why I never missed a Notre Dame game?
Speaker 9: Oh, miss Judy, I just came in to tell you,
Speaker 9: but I moved all my clothes out of mister Nile's room.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you did. Syl Vaster, they say this gentleman
Speaker 2: is our new rumor. Syl Vaster.
Speaker 3: Meet missus Magoozie. Missus Magoozie meets Sir Vester.
Speaker 4: Well, crazy things are salutations?
Speaker 3: Are peasants?
Speaker 8: Pull?
Speaker 4: In what country that means fight, Bud? Yes, in my
Speaker 4: country it means fight. What do you know we're both
Speaker 4: from the same country. Say I don't like your lucks, Bundy,
Speaker 4: And if you still want to fight, I'll.
Speaker 3: Slap your puss. If you meet me, doll by the swamp.
Speaker 4: Slap mine push hair.
Speaker 3: It's just as damn.
Speaker 7: Down del Vaster.
Speaker 2: When you leave this gentleman alone, he just knew what
Speaker 2: I exc I say, why he ain't even a citizen.
Speaker 4: Don't say that I got my third papers.
Speaker 2: Third papers, say mister miss Moogie, you you're only supposed
Speaker 2: to get your first to second papers. The government ain't
Speaker 2: supposed to send you a third paper.
Speaker 4: That's what I keep telling my draft board.
Speaker 7: Not after this.
Speaker 2: Come on, I tell you, I'll show you to your room. Uh,
Speaker 2: it's the best room in the house, Miss Magoozie.
Speaker 4: What kind of a room is?
Speaker 3: There is the vital sweet.
Speaker 1: Telegram for Miss Goudy Canova.
Speaker 3: That's me, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Uh, this is hair right and it is close to
Speaker 2: the paper. Say, mister can can you read this fony pleaser?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 1: Certainly, miss Canova? Why it's from Ken Miles and Ken says,
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Speaker 2: Love to you all sign can.
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 2: Well, I said, I'm going to dedicate my next song, mister,
Speaker 2: and now was way.
Speaker 3: Back there in New York.
Speaker 6: It's called tears on my Pillow.
Speaker 5: Is on my pill.
Speaker 7: More?
Speaker 3: I cried when I dream about you.
Speaker 10: When I should be sleeping, I just lay a weeping
Speaker 10: wan ring It you weeping too?
Speaker 6: I cried the hard for But that's not so.
Speaker 3: With tears on my pillow.
Speaker 2: It's more.
Speaker 6: Is that had shared all the He's on my hello more,
Speaker 6: I cry, would I dream about.
Speaker 8: When I should be cleaping?
Speaker 3: I just laid the weeping and ndering If you we
Speaker 3: thing to.
Speaker 6: I tried hard to foxcuse, but that's not a.
Speaker 7: It's good dude, Hello.
Speaker 6: That hod shd over.
Speaker 7: Rock.
Speaker 3: Folks.
Speaker 2: Now that mister Muscusie is going to room with us,
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to some singing lessons and who knows
Speaker 2: why I might even get into Micropolitan. Say, we're gonna
Speaker 2: have a big party to welcome mister Nowles.
Speaker 3: Back next week, So you're all invited.
Speaker 2: Out to rank Elkanova. I'll see y'all there next.
Speaker 3: Tuesday night at this very same time.
Speaker 2: It's as Judy Canova saying thanks a lot and good night.
Speaker 3: Folks.
Speaker 1: Don't forget poke you cold gate Toothpott at night, in
Speaker 1: the morning and before every day, I'll promise you a
Speaker 1: breast but sweet and a smile of death.
Speaker 3: Yes, if he call on me A broadcasting