Luigi Writes a Play About George Washington

The makers of Wrigley's Spearman chewing gum invites you to enjoy life. Life with Luigi, a comedy show created by Cy Howard, and starring that celebrated actor, Mr. J. Carol Bass with Alan Reed as the slurry.

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The makers of Riggly's Spearman Garm are glad that their product is proving helpful and enjoyable to so many people, and they're glad too that they're able to bring you life with Luigi, because they know it's the kind of a radio program that millions of Americans enjoy.

And now let's read Luigi's letter as he writes about his adventures in America to his mama-basko in it. Mummy. And like for now in America, the people that got brotherhood a week. That's a brotherhood a week.

It's to remind everybody we should love each other like the brothers. Of course the girls is to love each other like sisters. I'm only in America could have come and such a wonderful idea like the Sibrata Hood the week.

I remember very first a few weeks or days when I was in America. I'm a comatuchicago and I'm right away got to know Polish fella, German, Swedish, Spanish, fella and a Hungarian. Come on, Mamma, don't ask me how we was on a story chart.

Everybody spoke a broken English, and a minor had the most broken pieces. Somebody still that we was all unlucky to be living in America, and this made us feel like a brothers. And if anybody really want to see Brotherhood the Week, all the year, Mamma, they should come to my night to school at class.