Family Theater: Hop, Skip and Jump
Family Theater · July 29, 1953 · 24 min · 3,873 words
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Family Theater presents Audrey Tutter, Don Taylor, and Charles Coburn. From Hollywood, Family Theater presents Hop, Skip, and Jump, starring Audrey Tutter and Don Taylor. Charles Coburn will be your host. Family Theater's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives if we're to win Peace for ourselves, Peace for our families,
and Peace for the world. Family Theater urges you to pray. Pray together as a family. And now to our transcribe drama, Hop, Skip, and Jump, starring Audrey Todders' Valerie and Don Taylor as Tommy. I'm the Dux.
And if Black Bart saw me before I saw him, curtains, and if okay of Lily is on my chest, maybe I got careless. I'll never know just how it happened, but suddenly, I need 32 minutes and 27 seconds later I came to my senses. What a headache I had. What a headache you are. Hi Aunt Heddie. Oh, why
did you turn off the radio Valerie? Because I can't stand those idiotic private eyes stories. They always come out right in the last 30 seconds. Any mail today? Oh, just a letter from Lemme Cina. Here it is. Mary Miller's of Minneapolis. Oh, some advertising, I suppose. Mary Miller's of Minneapolis. Well, there's people who make smoothies. Smoothies.
breakfast food, the ones holding at the jingle contest. Couldn't be Auntie, it couldn't. Give me that letter. You're shaking so you'll never be able to. Here, give it back to me. Miss Valerie Judson, Copper Canyon, Colorado.
Dear Miss Judson, this is to inform you that your entry in our recent smoothies jingle contest has been awarded first prize. Sit down, dear, and I'll get the smelling sounds. I'm all right, Auntie, or as pale as a ghost.
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