Blanche Has a Stomach Ache (aka The Business Trip)
The Bickersons · March 2, 1947 · 30 min · 4,056 words
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From Hollywood, it's dream time. Ladies and gentlemen, the makers of Dream Shampoo are pleased to present the 12th in a series of new programs produced by Carlton Alsop and starring Donamie T. Blanche, let me sleep with you.
Danny Thomas? Progress. You called us progress? Kaiser's driving Fraser on on a motorcycle. And our glamorous dream girl, Frances Langford, who sings... The moon belongs to everyone. The best things and life are free. Stars belong to everyone.
They came there for you and me. The flowers and spring. The robins that say the sun beaves the shine. They're yours, they're mine. Love can come to everyone. The first things in life are free.
Robin's that sin. The sun leaves a shine.
They're always yours in mine. So love can come to him. Never before dream. Right. Never before dream. Could any shampoo reveal all the natural brilliance of your hair?
Never before dream. Could any shampoo leave your hair so lustrous, yet so easy to manage. When you drain your hair, you bring out all its sparkling highlights. When you drain your hair, you glamorize all its soft, thrilling texture.
And when you drain your hair, you remove all luster-dolling soap film and unsightly dandruff. More, dreams-rich, whipped cream leather leaves your hair easier to set, easier to curl, easier to arrange, right after shampooing. So, for lovely, lustrous hair, for all types of hair...
Use DREAM CHAMPOUE with Hair Conditioning Action. Never before dream could any shampoo leave your hair so lustrous, yet so easy to manage. D-R-E-N-E, dream shampoo. And now here is your host for the evening, Don Amici.
Thank you ladies and gentlemen, good evening. Francis, before you get away, I want to tell you that I thought your song was delightful. And told you your commercial was stimulating and Carmen, your music was magnificent.
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