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Leroy and Craig Picked up Taking Lumber
The Great Gildersleeve · March 12, 1947 · 29 min · 4,296 words
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The Craft Foods Company presents The Great Gilder's Leaves. It's The Great Gilder's Leaves starring Harold Perry brought to you by The Craft Foods Company, makers of a complete line of famous quality food products. We get a lot of requests to repeat shows. From time to time, we try to comply. Tonight, at the request of the Boys Clubs of America, we are repeating
one which seems to have found favor with many of our listeners. There is trouble of foot in Summerfield, potential trouble anyway. Two small boys are wandering down Lakeside Avenue with nothing to do. The one kicking the tin can is Gilder Sleeves Napuil-Eroy. The other is Little Craig Bullard. Then a restless afternoon. They've already
been thrown out of the five and ten where they were doing a little window shopping and testing and PB's pharmacy where they rearrange the magazine rack. Now it looks as if they'd reach to dead end. But suddenly Leroy's eye lights up. Hey look, a new house. They're all gone.
Yeah, they're all gone. Come on, Quiggy. Okay, we don't have to race. Hey, whole barrel nails. Yeah, do you whole barrel? No, you're swiping them now. Where do we come down? Here's Here's a letter.
Gosh, it's funny. Those feathery fingers, we don't pick the coke behind you. I'm way back here. Yes. Yeah, a cave was scared. What is it? What is it? Boy, are you dumb luck. Oh, yeah, that's good stuff.
Chingles, yeah, we'll get some after. No, here's the bathroom. Yep. See that tub of dirty. Maybe a second hand. Oh, yeah, look. Can I go first? Can I have a little let me taste it?
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