074- Colonel Alger Has the Measles

Jerry of the circus before Jerry of the circus. We tonight was passing down the speed.

Girl, it's me, Jerry. Ah, Jerry. Oh, yeah, yeah. Of course, my boy. Come right in. Come right in. It's your dark in here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Such nonsense. Such foolishness. You think I was a baby now, isn't you?

Get the door, Jerry. And then I'm supposed to stay in the dark. Such going is on. I had no idea how dark these wagons could be. At my age to come down to the measles and then to be forced to stay in the dark.

Yeah, I know. I sure ate it when I had the measles. But I guess the doctors know what they're doing. Oh, what they're doing? Ah, bah. Jerry, I've got the finest eyesight in the world and never miss a thing.

Do you have an incaput doctor send me to bed and then to keep me there? I was trying to get Mr. Anner to send you to the hospital. What? Let the show go on without me or can't be done.

I told Mr. Anil at Tom and I could take care of ya. You see, we both had the measles, so it's safe for us. Oh, you did, Johnny. Well, now I call that real friendly, as a sure do.

We're only too glad to. Tom and I are buddies, and we'd be proud to take care of ya. Ah, ah. I hope Mr. Anil put that doctor in his place for suggesting the hospital. Well, you see.

Now, now, come, come, my boy out with it. Well, he said he'd see you. How you got along, and how well Tom and I managed. Mr. Randall said he'd be by here later. Hey, better.