Lum and Abner · October 27, 1941 · 11 min · 1,938 words
The transcript of “Hindu Prince Ali Kush”, an episode of Lum and Abner first broadcast October 27, 1941. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Lum and Abner plays Lum and Abner free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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I agree with you. I know the alarm I believe you're right. No, see. Hello, Johnum Downstone. This is Ramen Abner. Let's see what's going on down in Pine Ridge. Well, this is the day when the squire's friend prints ally-cush, the so-called Hindu miracle man, is to arrive in Pine Ridge.
This is the first step in the squire skimp's plan to extricate alum from his fake broken leg dilemma by having the prince pretend to heal alum's leg in a public demonstration. As we're looking on the little community of Pine Ridge today, we find grandpappy spears over at the Jotam Down store talking with Abner.
Yes sir, real hint new prince. Says so right here on his hand mill. That's see. And you never hear nothing about him coming to town? Well I hear Squarske imp say something about it. He knows him.
Yes, quite honor having a real Prince Vistan here in Pine Ridge. Prince L.I. Couche the Miracle Man, direct from India, will appear at the Pine Ridge Schoolhouse. Hindu, Magic and Miracle Bone Healing, admission 25 cents.
Come on, come on. Well, what do they mean they're bone healer? What's that business? I reckon he was broke bones. I do know. Well, sure I ain't much of a hand for going to shows, but now there's one I'm...
You do. Yeah, no charity, I'll enjoy seeing a real prince. Oh, they say then fellas walks on boards full of nails and heaked glass and everything else. Ah, such a crass. I don't believe it.
There's a trick to it somewhere else. No, they can do it. I saw four followers and five leaders at Carnival. Oh, okay, but that ain't like walking on a board full of nails. I don't believe it.
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