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The Great Gildersleeve · February 3, 1946 · 29 min · 4,611 words
The transcript of “Feud with the Bullards - Diplomat Gildy”, an episode of The Great Gildersleeve first broadcast February 3, 1946. 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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Russ British Row in UNO meat. Row, row, row. Why can't those fellows learn to get along? Why, George, if I was there. Bevin' hollering at Vashinsky, Vashinsky hollering at Bevin' call themselves diplomats. Hello? Wonder what good it does for two fellows to hollering at each other in different languages.
I have more. Ugh, ugh, ugh. The falls. The fall. The fall. The fall. The fall. The fall. The fall. The fall. The fall.
The fall. Thank you, Leroy. Well, there's nothing for me to do. I should might as well not be Saturday. Isn't there somebody you can play with besides Piggy? No. What about Ralph? Got the flu.
What about Everett? His mother's making him work. Not a bad idea. What about the Sylvester? He wanted to build a fort at his house. And why not go over and help him? Well, hardly getting a use out of it myself.
Leroy, that's no way to approach this thing. Sit down here for a minute. Where? Ugh, anywhere. I want to talk to you. Now, did you read the morning paper? Sure. Good. Then no doubt you read about the difficulties the United Nations seemed to be having over in London.
Oh, I saw it skimmed over the front page. Yes. To the funnies, I suppose. Well, no, I read the sports too. Sports and comics. We're living in an atomic age, my boy. The problems of the atomic age will not be solved by Dick Tracey.
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