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Duck Hunting

Fibber McGee and Molly · November 3, 1942 · 26 min · 3,853 words

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The Johnson Wax program with Fiverr McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's self-polishing glucose present Fiverr McGee and Molly, written by Don Quim, with music by the King's Men and Billy Mills Orchestra.

The show opens with, there's a great day coming, manana. Take a look at particles of dirt and dust under a magnifying glass. They look just like sharp, ragged rocks.

No wonder dirt wears things out. When stone and steel wear away, you can't expect wood surfaces expect wood surfaces or painted surfaces to stand up without protection. But there doesn't need to wear out those surfaces. They can easily be protected with an application of Johnson's Wax.

The Tough Coat of Wax acts as a shield, guards the surfaces of floors, furniture, and woodwork against wear. And when the wax is worn off, you can easily renew that protection with another coat of wax.

Johnson's Wax will help you prolong the life of many things in your home, which you cannot replace in wartime. What's wrong with you? Ladies and gentlemen, we give you Fiverr McGee and Molly.

But first, we give you Fiverr, who with his honor Mayor Latrivia is sitting in a duck blind at the end of Mud Lake. They're loaded down with lunch baskets, shotgun shells and blankets. And the bottom of the boat is completely covered with no ducks whatsoever.

Fabulous for you. You get some ducks. People go hunting with me and never fail. Why? Because I'm a natural hunter. I've got to instinct for stalking games. Now, a hunter's got to learn two things.

First, the habits of the game he's hunting, and second, Silence. Silence is very important, Latryvia. A hunter that can't keep his mouth shut is liable to scare all the game away, you see? On the other hand, if all of the keeps gabbing all the time, hasn't got the timing...

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