The Dripping Faucet

America's finest silver plate is 1847 Rogers Brothers. From Hollywood, international silver company, creators of 1847 Rogers Brothers Silver Plate presents the adventures of Aussie and Harriet, starring young America's favorite couple Aussie Nelson and Harriet Uyghur.

Well, let's look in and see what the Nelson's of 1847 Rogers wrote are doing. It's quite late at night. So late I can't even see what time it is. Oh, thank you. It's two o'clock in the morning.

And all we can hear are the customary sounds of night. The grandfather's clock in the hall, a couple of crickets chirping on the lawn, the distant screams of the pedestrians on Sunset Boulevard. We tiptoe up the comforted stairs and peek into the bedroom. Aren't we devils?

The stillness there is interrupted only by the gentle ticking of the clock. Wait a minute. I think I hear Harry's voice. And I think I really should get that hat because I haven't had a thing to wear with my navy blue outfit except that old hat I bought last year.

Well, besides that really doesn't go with my navy blue anyhow. Aussie replies... Oh, no! He sure falls asleep fast. Well, I may as well go to sleep myself. Oh goodness, the faucet in the bathroom is dripping.

I'll never fall asleep now. Aussie. Aussie dear, wake up. Good night, dear. Aussie, there's a drip in the bathroom. I say there's a drip in the bathroom. Doesn't he notice the private home? Please, dear. It's a faucet in the bathroom.

Would you get up and shut it off? It'll keep us awake all night. I don't hear a thing, good night, dear. Oh, honey, I'm sure the faucet is dripping. Aren't you going to get up and turn it off?