xxx Jeep's Checking Account. NBC From Disc
My Son Jeep · April 26, 1953 · 29 min · 5,004 words
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30 cents, 91, 11, carry eight. Oh, oh, excuse me, ladies and gentlemen, I didn't realize we were on the air. This is Dr. Robert Allison of Grove Falls, sometimes referred to as Jeep's Pop, and recently the proprietor of the Allison National Bank and Trust Company.
And incidentally, it's nice to be back after our absence last week. The reason I was mumbling all those figures to myself was, Well, you don't ever have to look very far for the reason to anything in our house.
It can usually be found in the person of my small relative, my ten-year-old boy, my son Jeep. Yes, it's my son Jeep, the bright and warm-hearted adventures of the Allison family of Grove Falls. Transcribed by the National Broadcasting Company and starring Donald Cook as Doc, with young Martin Houston as irrepressible, unpredictable, ten-year-old Jeep Allison.
Once in a while, you'll come across an article in the paper about someone who's buried his money in the ground or stuffed it in a mattress because he doesn't trust banks. I suppose that's pretty silly, but last week, if I'd had an old mattress, well, it all started on a Saturday morning.
Miss Miller was just showing a patient out of my office. Bye, Mrs. Burke. See you on Wednesday. Bye, who's next, Barbara? Oh, nobody here. Just me? No more appointments this morning. Mrs. Burke was your seventh patient, Bob.
Isn't that enough? Look at your book. You have eight more appointments this afternoon. Oh, really? Well, that's pretty good. Do you realize your practice has been building steadily just since I've been working with you?
You have? Well, never underestimate the power of a pretty receptionist. Don't give me the credit. You're the doctor. That doesn't mean a thing. It's all you're doing. That's silly, Bob. Now, don't tell me. I've watched our male patients giving you the eye.
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