Guest Sonny Tufts

The following program is being specially recorded to be sent to American servicemen in German prison camps and will be distributed by the war prisoners aid of the YMCA. Bristol Myers, the makers of IPANATUTH, face for the smile of beauty and minute rub, modern chest rub, take you now to Duffy's Tavern.

Hello Duffy's Tavern, where do you meet me? I just need to manage to make him Duffy ain't here. Hello Duffy, tonight's sunny tub. You remember the guy, Duffy. The one that when you once said to your wife, tell me what is he got that I ain't got.

She's taught for two days. Yeah. Yeah, big toy guy, Duffy. You know, broad shoulders, big chest, slim waist, big blue eyes, wavy blonde hair. Boy, if he was only a dame. Yep. Well, I'll call you back, Duffy.

The band just started to play that No western song I wrote, leave me hard right tonight on a prairie. And I want to listen to it. I guess it's just modestly stuffy, but I really love that song.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Duffy's Tavern. Come in and meet Finnegan, Eddie the waiter, Miss Duffy, our singer Bob Graham, Reed Beat Reeves and his orchestra, our special guest tonight, Sonny Tufts, and Archie himself, Ed Gardner, brought to you by two products it will pay you to remember.

I've had a toothpaste for the smile of beauty, minute rub, modern chest rub. I've had a minute rub. I've done the prairie way of west, where the sun sets all day, when a bloom is a prey for a mistakes brush, and the deer and the cantaloupe.

I must say, Full throw that. Full throw that. A music lover, no doubt. Tell them crumbs if they don't like my song they can lump with the back of my throat to them. A saying bonus notches to the city.