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A Christmas Present for Pasquale

Life with Luigi · December 25, 1951 · 29 min · 3,842 words

The transcript of “A Christmas Present for Pasquale”, an episode of Life with Luigi first broadcast December 25, 1951. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Life with Luigi plays Life with Luigi free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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The Makers of Riggly's Fairmen Chooingum and invite you to enjoy life, life with Luigi, a comedy show created by Sighard and starring that soap-it-it actor Mr. J. Carol Nash with Alan Reid and Fast Follings.

On this night of Christmas, we in America are happy to be living where we are free to act toward each other in the spirit of friendliness and goodwill. And the Makers of Riggly's Fairmen Chooingum are especially glad to bring you life with Luigi tonight because we feel that in a good-natured way life with Luigi expresses the spirit of

tolerance and understanding that means so much to all of us. And now let's look in on Luigi as he writes another letter describing his adventures in America to his mama basketball in Italy. Mummy!

He's a now Christmas night and a Christmas shopping season is all over. What excitement there was at the only shopping. All the good Americans that they moved out of their houses and they started to live in one the bigger place, the Parkman is charged.

Okay. Come on over there, you should have seen the crowds. Yesterday I was went to Shizar Oza Bakatou by two center washer for my sink, which is a leekin. I have a time I'm started off to the hard way department and a five of times the crowd is a push me back to the lady's house court.

Come on, finally I'm gonna come home with a two-sensher washer for the sink, which the clock is a gift wrapped. Ties would have pinked it up in an attempt to don't open it before Christmas.

Who had a turn after anyway? This is Christmas even, and my sink was a surprise to the present. Come on, I'm on the last week, I'm a cent to you, you're Christmas present. A bread the toast.

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