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Gildy Stuck with Opera Tickets

The Great Gildersleeve · December 2, 1945 · 29 min · 4,486 words

The transcript of “Gildy Stuck with Opera Tickets”, an episode of The Great Gildersleeve first broadcast December 2, 1945. 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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He says this. I'm sorry that Mr. Gilder's not yet. Yes, ma'am, I'm surprised myself. Is there any mercy? Okay. I sure don't understand it. Mr. Giffords, there's a man who'd rather eat than sleep any day.

Not anymore toast birdie. Who was that? Some lady from your uncle. Dame's. Who was it, birdie? I don't know, Seth. It wasn't Mr. Amson or Miss Goodwin. Well, someone knew. He didn't get into pretty late last night.

Here he comes now. Hi, house. Hello. Good morning, Leroy. You aren't thinking of going anywhere in that sweater, I trust. Sure, why not? Because it's filthy, change it. Good morning, Marjorie. Good morning, Bertie. Good morning, Mr. Gil, please.

Good afternoon, Enki. No more to do. Your lady friends have already been phoning you. Ladyphone, who? I don't know, Mr. Gil, please. That this wasn't one of the regulars. I don't know what you mean by that expression, Bertie.

She means it wasn't Mrs. Ransam or Ms. Goodwin. Oh, did you tell her I was out, Bertie? No, I told you it was asleep. That might give people a bad impression, Bertie. It was my secretary down at the office, for instance.

She might... well, it wouldn't be good for her morale. No, sir. You want some breakfast, Miss Gilpis? Yes, Bertie. I'm good and hungry. And don't forget some more toast, Bertie. I ain't forgotten, Leroy. Marjorie, I'd like to see the morning paper if you're through with it.

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