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The Great Gildersleeve · November 19, 1944 · 30 min · 4,114 words
The transcript of “Reception for Miss Del Rey (AFRS #65)”, an episode of The Great Gildersleeve first broadcast November 19, 1944. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Great Gildersleeve plays The Great Gildersleeve free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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The Great Gilder Sleeve. A special re-broadcast for all you soldiers, sailors, and marines of the United Nations. Listen to another amazing episode in the life of The Great Gilder Sleeve. Now let's see what The Great Gilder Sleeve is up to.
Last week, you remember, he volunteered to help Judge Hooker press his suit with a dancing teacher, Mr. Loris Del Rey. And when we left him, he was really putting his heart into it. Now it seems not content with helping a judge, he wants to help Mr. Del Rey.
Del Rey, proving that in the summer field at least, knighthood is still in flower. Get? Have a cigar. Don't care if I do. Yodie, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you again for your efforts in my behalf of Ms. Del Rey, or Delores as I now feel privileged to call her.
Ugh, and it was a pleasure, Horace, a pleasure. Always happy to oblige. You found her more receptive, I trust, since I called on her. She's taken to calling me Horaceito. Yeah. Well, Horaceito. Yeah, Horaceedo.
What does that mean, Gilly? Horaceedo? It's a term of endearment. I know. It means little jackass. Haha. I trust your gesting. Well, actually, it means little Horace. Same thing, though. Dr. Martin, if you just got me over here to insult me.
Now keep your rompers on, Judge. After all, we both have the same thing at heart. What's that? To give Ms. Delray a helping hand. Look, Gilly, I asked you to break the ice for me with this young lady.
You did so. Thank you very much. Now I'll take over from there. Horace, is that any attitude? That little girl's got a hard row to hold, judge. And if we can help her with the ho-ee, not easy to come into a strange time and get a dancing school started to know.
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