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Recipe For Hollywood Sweetie Pie

Burns and Allen · January 6, 1937 · 30 min · 3,243 words

The transcript of “Recipe For Hollywood Sweetie Pie”, an episode of Burns and Allen first broadcast January 6, 1937. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Burns and Allen Show plays Burns and Allen free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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The bakers of Campbell's soup present, Cialis, and his music. So, I'm playing, love and learn. Plus in just a minute. Meanwhile, I want to ask this question.

How good must the chicken soup be to become such a sensation that women are buying three times more of it today than they did only a short while ago? Well, I believe I can guess what your answer to that is.

It must be extra good. And I know that the moment you taste Campbell's chicken soup, you'll agree with that too. The chicken soup to bees though extra good. It's the wonderful chicken flavor. The golden glistening chicken broth.

The pieces of tender chicken meat, the snowy rice, the gentle seasoning, the appetizing through and through old fashioned chicken soup goodness. I know you'll say it equals the best homemade chicken soup you ever had.

It makes a particularly tempting nourishing lunch or supper these cold days. The one of us, your group of tomorrow, for Campbell's Chicken Soup. And here are George and Gracie. Well, happy new year, everybody. Happy new year.

Hello. Oh, boy, you certainly missed it. Did we have fun New Year's Day, did we? Well, we had more fun in a barrel of bunkeys. A barrel of bunkeys? Yes. So you mean a barrel of monkeys?

Well, that's what I said, a barrel of bunkeys. Well, for a minute, I thought you were wrong. No, Mary. Well, Eddie, I was with the party and they were dancing. Everybody was good to the stills.

Good to the stills? Yes. Stoned to the gills. You mean they were petrified? Petrified. I mean, petrified. You've got me silly now. Yeah, now. Now. Now, eh? Well, all right, so you had a good time.

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