Christmas Shopping

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adventure for tonight, Christmas Shopping. Great afternoon. A crowded island, one of our city's largest apartment stores. Making slow headway through the jostling shoppers are... Hey, see, I've never seen the store go crowded. We say that every year during the week before Christmas, Annie. Where are you taking me now, huh?

Well, you haven't anything to you and Harry yet, so I hope you look at Umbrella's there. On this side of the store somewhere. Annie, look, you can pick up a much nicer Umbrella for Aunt Harry than I can.

I trust your judgment, absolutely, Annie. So suppose I shop for all the uninteresting items while you go up to the toy department and watch the electric trains again Well, you know, I've still got to pick up a few more things for my sisters kids, Annie Hey, Annie. Wait a minute. Hang on to your pocketbook

Keep an eye on that little guy in the black overcoat just ahead of us. Oh that's fingers Fogarty One of the best known dips in this city Hey pocket. Yep Shout through this model a little faster Annie. I'll keep him in sight. I Think he's closing in on a prospect. You mean he's made up his mind about whose pocket he's going to pay