Speaker 1: That widow kid Nick Door is really a fool to
Speaker 1: check that big pie in the wind to cool.
Speaker 2: I tell you he gonna mission.
Speaker 1: I tell you by George, And you won't know what
Speaker 1: your mission if you don't see nord.
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Speaker 4: Norge presents The Red Skelton Show with Red Skelton, David
Speaker 4: Rosney's Orchestral Marine Cattle, Pat McKee and Dick Ryan, and
Speaker 4: the Smith Twins will be me Rod O'Connor now the
Speaker 4: star of our program, Red Skelton, Thank you.
Speaker 5: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Hi you Rod Hi. You
Speaker 5: notice they all start out the same way.
Speaker 4: Hey, Red, Those are some terrific pictures of you and
Speaker 4: Georgia and Richard and Valentina in this week's copy of
Speaker 4: Look Magazine. Yeah, the next two issues of Look Magazine
Speaker 4: are all about me. Of course they did have to
Speaker 4: put Marilyn Monroe on the cover.
Speaker 5: Well, what's wrong with you?
Speaker 3: I got a bone to pick with you.
Speaker 6: Good if there's any meat on, if there's nothing like
Speaker 6: good materials.
Speaker 3: You're right, And I think we should have left that
Speaker 3: joke in. What joke? One of them over are so
Speaker 3: good at rehearsal?
Speaker 5: Or you mean your joke?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Why did you delete it? Well?
Speaker 5: I have to admit that I am hot with my alibum.
Speaker 3: Why you're afraid I'll get a laugh?
Speaker 5: I wish you hadn't said that ride. Why it's the truth?
Speaker 3: You know, comedians and other shows let there announce, just
Speaker 3: get away.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know what happens.
Speaker 6: The networks are now looking for the commercials in their comedians.
Speaker 5: You know have do you notice what happens the radio?
Speaker 6: A bandleader or a singer gets a laugh one week
Speaker 6: and the next week they got their own show.
Speaker 3: That the world wants to laugh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it'd be all right if it just left off there.
Speaker 6: But now the sponsors are looking for a guy that
Speaker 6: can sing and tell jokes, and then that'll fit into
Speaker 6: their advertising campaign too, that it.
Speaker 4: Would be truthful. I can see what your comics have
Speaker 4: plenty to be afraid of.
Speaker 6: Oh, yes we do, but we're not going to be afraid.
Speaker 6: Long boy, I know what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna
Speaker 6: be Red Skelting, who conducts his own orchestra, sings his
Speaker 6: own funny.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't think it'll work, you know, No, I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't care. From now on, our program is going
Speaker 5: to sound like this.
Speaker 6: From Hollywood, The Red Skelton Program starring Red Skelton, ar comedian,
Speaker 6: and our me, the singing star, Me, my announcer, Me,
Speaker 6: my thirty eighth fiecet orchestra will be played by me
Speaker 6: and conducted by me.
Speaker 3: Now you will hear from me.
Speaker 5: I will sing me Now, I like that.
Speaker 3: Well, don't ask me.
Speaker 4: Read.
Speaker 3: I used to work in a glue factory in my
Speaker 3: nose can take a lot. You proud of that? You
Speaker 3: know what? I think?
Speaker 4: What you comics only have one way out. I gotta
Speaker 4: start getting jokes with feelings and new ones.
Speaker 6: Well that's the easy way out. Indeed, we can't use
Speaker 6: new jokes. Well, the radio the jokes we've been using.
Speaker 6: The comedians all of been using the same jokes for years.
Speaker 6: The audience are now just getting them. It's the comedian
Speaker 6: that's keeping the nation on his feet every time they
Speaker 6: hear an old joke.
Speaker 5: Thousands of voices they did have to ship. That tells
Speaker 5: if the audience is going to be so fickled and
Speaker 5: they want talent with their jokes, Well.
Speaker 6: I guess I'll have to go back to the job
Speaker 6: that I came out here to California to do.
Speaker 3: Oh you can't do that, Red?
Speaker 5: Why great picking season over?
Speaker 3: We can't call on Dave Roads, Dave.
Speaker 7: Last.
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Speaker 4: From the Scouting scrap Book of Satire, we present a
Speaker 4: story entitled Fear. Chapter one is captured. The best way
Speaker 4: out is out Willie Lovelum.
Speaker 5: Surber.
Speaker 3: Hey, wait a little servant? Yes, yes, what do you want?
Speaker 5: Quit button news?
Speaker 3: Look, I'm here to wait on you know? What do
Speaker 3: you want to or.
Speaker 5: It ohn't kill?
Speaker 3: I say no.
Speaker 5: You got any stewed chicken?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 5: Well bring me what the chicken has?
Speaker 3: Look at?
Speaker 5: Don't ask you again. You got any stood chickens?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 5: Give them a little black coffee. I was sober him.
Speaker 3: Look don't you think you better go home? No?
Speaker 5: I don't think so. I'm all right.
Speaker 3: Well, then get up with your knees.
Speaker 5: Quite on my knees.
Speaker 3: Yes, you are well.
Speaker 5: I thought it was funny. I could touch the floor
Speaker 5: without bending over.
Speaker 4: Look at your wife?
Speaker 3: No where you're right? Yes, he chased me in here.
Speaker 4: Why don't you go home? Hey, don't you know what
Speaker 4: home is?
Speaker 5: Yes? Home is any place I hang my wife.
Speaker 3: Are you've always been in this condition?
Speaker 5: No? I was a single one?
Speaker 3: Does that? Your wife nag.
Speaker 6: At you nag nood morning and night. All she does
Speaker 6: is nag nag, nag nadnck. He even looked like one,
Speaker 6: and he didn't mean her. Every day he's always yelling
Speaker 6: at me. She yells where have you been? Who wants you?
Speaker 5: Where are you going? And she beats me too.
Speaker 6: If this fighting keeps up, I'm liable to wake up
Speaker 6: some morning and find myself dead.
Speaker 4: Oh that that's pretty bad.
Speaker 5: I didn't care for it, myselle.
Speaker 6: That's pretty bad. That's why I've got this gun. I'm
Speaker 6: gonna beat her cold as shod. I I am going
Speaker 6: to end at all.
Speaker 3: Well, why bother to eat?
Speaker 5: Well, there's too much to go through an empty stomach.
Speaker 5: I was going to hang.
Speaker 6: Myself, but the rope was kind of dirty, and I
Speaker 6: didn't want to get my nickels.
Speaker 5: He's better.
Speaker 6: He'll cry when I'm gone, Boy, he'll be sorry. I
Speaker 6: got the old gun ready.
Speaker 4: Look, okay, you better put that gun away someplace. Look,
Speaker 4: why don't you just get down to the river and
Speaker 4: hop in?
Speaker 6: Not me, boy, I'm not jumping into that icy river.
Speaker 6: Take my desert cold.
Speaker 4: I go get you some food to eat, and then
Speaker 4: you'll feel better.
Speaker 3: I'll be right back.
Speaker 5: Okay, I keep this up.
Speaker 6: Something is down to come my way.
Speaker 5: What's that I smell?
Speaker 3: Oh that's it. That's the hash at the next table.
Speaker 6: Oh well die any wow, I'll bring you in order of.
Speaker 4: That good Now you won't need that gun.
Speaker 6: Okay, I think our counter and let myself have it
Speaker 6: right here in the rest real dramatic light one, Oh
Speaker 6: goodbye world?
Speaker 5: Who I hate my help? Go two and a half.
Speaker 3: Therer he is officer there he is?
Speaker 5: Well, but they old flatby.
Speaker 3: How are you now?
Speaker 9: What's the trouble?
Speaker 5: Well, there wasn't any time you show that.
Speaker 9: Put that gun down, cone head.
Speaker 5: Wait a minute, boy, wait a minute. Are you looking
Speaker 5: for troubles? Yes?
Speaker 7: I am?
Speaker 1: Oh you are?
Speaker 5: You're really looking for trouble? Ah?
Speaker 8: Yes I am.
Speaker 5: That the way it stuck me. Can't you do a
Speaker 5: thing like this? Thank just think of your future. Who
Speaker 5: come on, I'm taking you home.
Speaker 3: Oh no you're not.
Speaker 8: Yes I am.
Speaker 3: Oh no you're not.
Speaker 5: Look at this night stick. Oh yet you are.
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 8: Come on, I'll get into this place. Card Willie, Why
Speaker 8: do you get yourself in this condition?
Speaker 5: I can't help. But my wife there is me to death.
Speaker 3: Oh what's the trouble.
Speaker 5: What does she do? Well? Everything mostly mad nags.
Speaker 8: Yeah, my wife plays the horse's too, But it doesn't
Speaker 8: scare me.
Speaker 3: You know, your wife is a good joke of saying
Speaker 3: I need to with you.
Speaker 8: Know, your wife can't be bad looking, but it must
Speaker 8: be uglier women than she is.
Speaker 5: Look, you leave. The ubangis out of there. He's always
Speaker 5: comparing me to other men. Yeah, I can understand that.
Speaker 3: My wife's the same way.
Speaker 8: She's always talking about her late husband.
Speaker 6: Oh you're lucky. My wife's always talking about her Nick. Know,
Speaker 6: he gonna be handsome, he's going to stay home, he's
Speaker 6: going to gamble.
Speaker 5: Hey, hey, where's your wife? First husband buried?
Speaker 3: He sounds like the guy he's looking for.
Speaker 5: Tell me when did you get married?
Speaker 6: I got married in June and in July, the fireworks started.
Speaker 8: Well, well, I don't worry about it.
Speaker 3: This is worth it.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 5: What would you.
Speaker 8: Gain by taking a gun and doing what you're going
Speaker 8: to do now?
Speaker 5: Nothing? Ah?
Speaker 6: No, at the coward's way out, And brother, you're looking
Speaker 6: at coward.
Speaker 5: I'm glad you took the gun away from Now tell
Speaker 5: me where do you live? Right here? Yeah, there it is.
Speaker 5: We're outside of the inner sanctuary. How old is your wife, Willy?
Speaker 5: She says she's twenty three years? Oh is she tell
Speaker 5: the only time she'll ever see twenty three again? It's
Speaker 5: going to be able to speed on the ship. There's
Speaker 5: my wife. Now there's her face burning in the window.
Speaker 8: I better go on in with you.
Speaker 5: No, I won't do it. I can't say.
Speaker 4: Ah, go on walk in there like a man.
Speaker 5: I'll be carried out like a corp. Now this isn't
Speaker 5: that bad, it's not. It's worse.
Speaker 3: Give me the gun, right, luck?
Speaker 10: Luck? Luck luck.
Speaker 5: I'll go in with you.
Speaker 8: Know, sometimes a friend can help in a situation like this.
Speaker 8: Really sure, Now you stop worrying about what she's going
Speaker 8: to do.
Speaker 5: Come on now, get out of this car. Okay, This
Speaker 5: mighty neighbor who might mighty friendly. A good friend you are.
Speaker 5: I've had a lot of friends with Mike, but.
Speaker 6: I have never had a friend like you. You are
Speaker 6: really a friendly friend friend.
Speaker 3: Yes, you are really a friend.
Speaker 5: Brind give me my gun.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm going up the steps here here, pick some
Speaker 8: of these flowers and then take them into her.
Speaker 5: That's a good idea. I'll take this. It'll fit her personality.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, that's a century plan.
Speaker 5: You don't think I'm gonna give her some Forget me
Speaker 5: not to do you? Here we are, Come.
Speaker 6: On in you wifey dear Sterno's home.
Speaker 11: Where you are?
Speaker 3: Same as usual, and this time the.
Speaker 12: Police had to bring you home. Well, mister lumplump, what
Speaker 12: long were you out with this time?
Speaker 5: I brought you some flowers?
Speaker 12: You dare bring me flowers if you probably picked for
Speaker 12: some other woman? Oh well, where's your girlfriend? Has she
Speaker 12: been arrested to.
Speaker 5: I don't start that selling stuff.
Speaker 12: Don't fight a alibi.
Speaker 2: I'm nobody's fool. I'm nobody's fool.
Speaker 5: Well be paking somebody might have done.
Speaker 6: Why did I ever marry you to pay off an
Speaker 6: elections back?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 12: Look hollow ahead, One more crack out of you and
Speaker 12: I'll mop up the floor.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I'd like to.
Speaker 10: Keep you to Oh why m you can't do.
Speaker 9: A very good job.
Speaker 5: Fight under the sink, you miss.
Speaker 8: Sorry terfed Look step outside, you see what I mean?
Speaker 5: Off Willie, Willie, here's your gun back.
Speaker 8: Will you go down to the river and do it?
Speaker 5: I had to want you to give my district a bat.
Speaker 5: You are a good friend.
Speaker 3: Anam Smith Twins was singing Ballademba.
Speaker 6: Tweet tweet sing don't sing.
Speaker 10: Be calling, mark on me day Bela Belinda, mark on me,
Speaker 10: Daddy Belinda BALLI ban but it's always ing, bells always ring. Well,
Speaker 10: it's a long way to your spring me like Bilberd
Speaker 10: just as your words and things. Mark on me, Daddy, Belapina,
Speaker 10: Belabinda Belin, mark on me day Bela Belinda Bellopan, don't
Speaker 10: ever cry. I'll tell you what you can't see this
Speaker 10: guy wether dear in your eyes like the sun room
Speaker 10: while just for fun anything as he.
Speaker 13: Thought, Look everywhere, lovely and do your life with the devil.
Speaker 9: Make you ready, Look in your heart.
Speaker 5: Baby's not.
Speaker 11: Past love.
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Speaker 14: how to keep them soft? Try adding about a tablespoonful
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Speaker 14: the unique timeline control you see at a glance when
Speaker 14: the rinting begins.
Speaker 4: And isn't it easier to add the glittering since the
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Speaker 14: Yes, the top opening is convenient in many ways. It
Speaker 14: allows you to add clothes anytime during the washing cycle too.
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Speaker 11: Can't do that.
Speaker 3: Well.
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Speaker 4: on fair is Captain mice versus people starting that mean
Speaker 4: little kid Jr?
Speaker 11: Junior?
Speaker 6: Where are you?
Speaker 1: Are you hungry?
Speaker 2: Well, now that you mentioned yes, I is that's strange, Junior.
Speaker 12: I want you to look at this case I baked
Speaker 12: this morning.
Speaker 5: You know, boy, if you weren't around, I could do
Speaker 5: make that cake? Look kit and bite your good kick.
Speaker 12: Now that cake has a big dance on one side,
Speaker 12: and I was wondering if you could explain it began.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe somebody put it there when they were racking
Speaker 2: their car in.
Speaker 12: Now look over here, someone to tinch the big hunt
Speaker 12: on us?
Speaker 9: Now? Who would do this thing?
Speaker 12: I wonder, Junior, have you touched this case?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: Mean I'm happy. Oh then I believe you could ahead
Speaker 5: you get on the voice more often. Oh boy, there's
Speaker 5: a lot of hand motion.
Speaker 12: Look what happens where over here?
Speaker 5: Don't here? Oh yeah here there?
Speaker 12: Where is it?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 9: He can across my.
Speaker 1: Eyes to get him, Junior, Roll me down off the
Speaker 1: ice box and help me to you.
Speaker 6: What are you doing?
Speaker 5: I'm gonna throw this at the mouth.
Speaker 12: Jud you put that bawl out?
Speaker 2: Oh, wet it down a.
Speaker 5: Little too fast? You know I don't bought you, boy,
Speaker 5: that's the fattest mouse.
Speaker 2: Ire boy, Oh boy, I write him to school.
Speaker 5: You have to buy me an encyclopedia.
Speaker 15: He there he is.
Speaker 9: There's that mouse.
Speaker 2: He's sticking in his nasty little hit out of that
Speaker 2: hole again. You keep smiling me, you mouse.
Speaker 12: He's bush teeth, of course not do they take a bath?
Speaker 2: No move over, kid, you gotta pardon, stop.
Speaker 12: Backing silly and do something.
Speaker 11: Well, well, you leave it to me.
Speaker 9: I'll get him.
Speaker 2: I'll get him something.
Speaker 6: Will do.
Speaker 9: We live in an awful big house.
Speaker 2: Now, I don't seek him to muscle in on my
Speaker 2: squeak tooth territory. O came out, Come out of there
Speaker 2: with you poor.
Speaker 5: Again, Jr.
Speaker 12: Put your father shot on down.
Speaker 9: Come out of there.
Speaker 5: Hey he's squeaking.
Speaker 6: Maybe he moves or.
Speaker 2: Can we go again? I think I blew down the
Speaker 2: whole block. Boy, a nice spot for an open fireplace.
Speaker 12: And don't you ever do a thing like that again.
Speaker 2: Help me get out of this red box.
Speaker 6: Well, boy, that things got more kick to it than
Speaker 6: a mule at backed into a hornets man.
Speaker 5: Look there he is again.
Speaker 2: Boy, he's sure like that mouse.
Speaker 5: He's got to me own hard.
Speaker 14: That's not a mouse.
Speaker 12: Al he'll go away.
Speaker 2: No, I'm sorry, K don't. I can't take the chance.
Speaker 2: I heard of a man that's that point with his
Speaker 2: mouse o mouth open, and.
Speaker 5: He swallowed him out, Junior, How awful? Yeah he did.
Speaker 2: He swallowed him out, and he put a big cat
Speaker 2: on his stomach cheek, and he.
Speaker 5: Put a piece of tea on his chest.
Speaker 12: See what happened?
Speaker 2: Well, the mouse came up to eat the cheese, and
Speaker 2: the cat they will leap for the mouse. Yes, he
Speaker 2: swallowed white cat's teasing.
Speaker 12: Where do you get your ideas?
Speaker 9: I don't know, but.
Speaker 5: There's certainly.
Speaker 9: The money did the door?
Speaker 6: Maybe he called for some res Now listen, don't run, Jr.
Speaker 5: Where you're going?
Speaker 11: What happened?
Speaker 3: You know that base with Whistler's mother on it?
Speaker 5: Yes, well the chair just went over backward and.
Speaker 2: The old gal flat on her back.
Speaker 3: Oh it's me pop, Come in, hurry, hurry, hurray.
Speaker 9: There's the mood in the hoot and we gotta get
Speaker 9: a move.
Speaker 3: Very excited about it. Where is he? Where's your mother?
Speaker 8: Huh?
Speaker 9: He's up there?
Speaker 12: Oh, hello there, I'm wanting you better catch that month.
Speaker 3: I will then I will.
Speaker 1: Yeah, boy, I can't figther a dog out, Mummy. You
Speaker 1: afraid of that widow mouse and popping? You pop a
Speaker 1: fraid of mummy?
Speaker 3: No, I should have something to throw at you. Uh, Junior?
Speaker 3: Do you know where the heir brush is?
Speaker 5: I think he's talking on your phones? You missed the page.
Speaker 9: Boy, those earphones they got on.
Speaker 15: I'll give you two to one. They're listening to Bob Hope.
Speaker 15: Oh yeah, you want to flick it out, mummy? Here
Speaker 15: you fraid of them out here?
Speaker 5: You faid of them out?
Speaker 4: You stay quiet, quiet, Junr. No, I should have something
Speaker 4: to throw it, Junior. Do you know where the hair
Speaker 4: brush is?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 9: But I know where it's been.
Speaker 3: Hand me that brou Okay, don't ride it over, just
Speaker 3: give it to me.
Speaker 15: I can't help me if I got a hop a
Speaker 15: long caffey and filled it complex.
Speaker 3: Something for bait to entice him up. Jr. Get in
Speaker 3: the ice box and and get out some cheese.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll get in the ice box and get some cheese.
Speaker 5: Here we are, hm, oh work, goodness, fake?
Speaker 9: What are you doing in there?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 2: You take you get in the ice box and get
Speaker 2: some cheese.
Speaker 3: Out over there? Where's the tea?
Speaker 9: I couldn't find it.
Speaker 2: The light when out when the door start, never mind,
Speaker 2: I'll get well, get me out of here. When you
Speaker 2: get me out here, I'm cold, my head cubed.
Speaker 3: Up on me. Jue.
Speaker 5: He smells your cheese. He sniffing. He's sniffing.
Speaker 2: Look at him, sniff you see him.
Speaker 5: He's a little sniff.
Speaker 9: There. Damn, you got him, You got him, you got him.
Speaker 9: But it's a little late for that.
Speaker 5: Ain't here, dear.
Speaker 3: I'll help you up to your room.
Speaker 2: Serious four with a mouse?
Speaker 9: You mean me? We had so much in common.
Speaker 2: He got his with your broom, and I get mine
Speaker 2: with her.
Speaker 3: Boy.
Speaker 9: The only different I am bigger whack than he was.
Speaker 9: I feel so bad.
Speaker 5: I never want to see another pacure case.
Speaker 9: So I gonna eat this all up.
Speaker 2: Then I won't have to go around and find another
Speaker 2: mouse to take the rapt from me.
Speaker 9: Fright, what come here?
Speaker 11: The mouse?
Speaker 9: The mouse come out.
Speaker 5: I'll don't pry your mouth.
Speaker 9: Hut the mouth, don't try.
Speaker 3: Your dead mouse won't hurt you.
Speaker 2: I ain't worried about the dead one you, but you
Speaker 2: shouldn't have killed him.
Speaker 3: Four more just came to his funeral. Now, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 3: until next week. This is red Skelton saying, thanks for
Speaker 3: listening and reminding you. If you won't know what you're missing,
Speaker 3: if you don't see Nord.
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Speaker 3: This is CBS Radio Network.
Speaker 6: Yeah,