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Paula Winthrop Back in Town

The Great Gildersleeve · March 3, 1954 · 30 min · 3,759 words

The transcript of “Paula Winthrop Back in Town”, an episode of The Great Gildersleeve first broadcast March 3, 1954. 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 craft food company makers of Parquet Marjorin presents Willard Waterman as the great Gildest Leave. The great Gildest Leave is brought to you transcribed by the craft food company. The women of America paid quite a compliment to craft's Parquet Marjorin last year.

You like Parquet so well, and you served it so often, you made it the best selling margarine in the whole country. Here's why Parquet is such a great favorite everywhere. It's the margarine that looks wonderful, tastes wonderful, and spreads smoothly even when ice cold.

Why don't you serve parquet regularly at your house? Remember to get the quality margarine made by craft, delicious parquet margarine. Mr. Gilsey's Dayton time has been pretty well taken up with Miss Soto the Goo teacher.

But today a long black car squished up to the house across the street, and that pretty Miss Paula Winthrop stepped out. Now birdie's anxious to see what's going on happen when Mr. Gilsey comes home.

Hello everybody, I'm home. Who's long black cars that parked in front of Mr. Bullard's house across the street? Hang on to your heart and I'll tell you. My heart? Yes. That eight passenger hot rod was driven by an old flame of yours.

You mean, can it be? It is. Paula Winthrop. In the flesh and in the ferns. Yeah. There wasn't another passenger wither, was there, Bertie? No, sir. She's still single. Just a neighborly interest. Yeah. Hi, everybody.

Hello, my boy. Hello, leaving. Mrs. Winthrop is home. Yeah, I know. Well, you see Babs every day. Why don't you tell me her mother was coming? I didn't think you'd be interested, huh? The way you've been dating Miss Todle.

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