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Bill Stern Sports Newsreel · May 30, 1947 · 14 min · 2,411 words
The transcript of “Pauline Betz”, an episode of Bill Stern Sports Newsreel first broadcast May 30, 1947. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Bill Stern Sports Newsreel plays Bill Stern Sports Newsreel free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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The O-L-G-A-T-T, Colgate presents the sign. With the Colgate Shave Cream Sports News Rail. Bill's turn the Colgate Shave That's but first, here is real one. Walker Cooper, the famous catcher of the New York Giants, uses Colgate brushless the shave cream of champions. For here's what Walker Cooper recently wrote me. Dear Bill, no more gummy heavy shave cream for me, no sir. Not well I
can buy Colgate brushless shave cream. That fluffy shave cream of yours. Honestly Bill, I think I've cut minutes from my shaving time with Colgate brushless. I like everything about Colgate brushless, especially the way it softens up my tough whiskers so I can shave clean and close without any pulling or nicking. Keep telling them about
Colgate brushless shave cream. Signed, Walter Cooper. Thanks Walker, I will. I'll keep telling how Colgate brushless the shave cream of champions spreads easily and quickly because it's light and fluffy, it's not heavier greasy. The way it takes the fight of the tough whiskers makes them easy to shave, gives your razor one smooth
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Real tube, profile of a metal. Six years ago, next Monday, a great man died. His name was Lou Gehrig. He was one of the most famous baseball players of all time, and his death shock finations.
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