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Saving The Elf King
Jonathan Thomas and His Christmas on the Moon · December 14, 1938 · 11 min · 1,813 words
The transcript of “Saving The Elf King”, an episode of Jonathan Thomas and His Christmas on the Moon first broadcast December 14, 1938. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Santa's North Pole Radio plays Jonathan Thomas and His Christmas on the Moon free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Ah, ah, ah, don't turn that dial. This is the right station if you want to hear about Jonathan Thomas and his Christmas on the moon. Have you been listening to Jonathan Thomas and heard how well he's been keeping his promise?
You know, he's been looking for poor Santa Claus because of the sweet bobblyums who broke all the laws, kidnapped poor old Santa and hid him away. And they've looked for him now for days and days.
That is Jonathan Thomas and the man in the moon and Gorgonzolo the horse, and they must find him soon because if they don't, don't, it's really quite clear we just won't have any Christmas this year.
Now the good fairy queen, she gave them a charm, which she said would be sure to keep them from harm. It was a wonderful acorn that they had to take through the nightmare forest to keep them awake. For the nightmare forest is dark and deep, and they'd never wake up if they went to sleep. Well, they reached the forest you remember well, and then they fell
under the witcher's spell. For a little white squirrel named Whiskery Bill just wouldn't behave. And he teased until poor Jonathan Thomas fell off of his horse, and then he went sound asleep, of course. Then Whiskery Bill he cried and he cried. And he said it's my fault.
Night sooner have died than heard Jonathan Thomas, but now it's too late. But the good very queen said no. It is fate, because if you find a red, red rose and hold it close to the little boy's nose, he'll wake up again. It's quite, quite true. But to find the rose will be up to you. So away he went in a terrible hurry, and he slipped
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