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Leroy's New Dog
The Great Gildersleeve · December 28, 1941 · 29 min · 4,489 words
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Craft presents the Great Gilder Sleeves! Yeah! Each week at this time from Hollywood, California, Craft presents Harold Perry of the Great Gilder Sleeves, written by Leonard L. Levin. We'll hear from the Great Gilder Sleeves in just a moment.
But first, let me tell you about a conversation I had the other day. A lady I know asked me, why do you speak of Parquet Marjorin as a modern margarine? Well, here's what I said.
Parquet is a modern margarine because it's so different from the margarine of a few years back. You see, parquet margarine is made by craft, and craft is famous for its fine, quality, delicious tasting foods.
Yes, delicate, appetizing flavor is the big reason why parquet margarine is different. It's grand both for table use and for cooking because it tastes so good. Another reason Parquet Marjorin is different is that it's a reliable economical source of important vitamin A.
Summer and winter, every pound of Parquet Marjorin contains 9,000 units of vitamin A. And that's something every mother and housewife should be glad to know. Besides, Parquet Marjorin is wonderfully wholesome and nutritious. Why it's one of the best energy for who you can serve.
But why not find out how deliciously good this modern margarine is yourself? Tomorrow, ask your dealer for Parquet, P-A-R-K-A-Y. And now let's visit our friend, the great gilderslave. Good morning. Oh, is that one of your Christmas shirts, you're wearing?
Oh, no, Marjorie. And that reminds me. Next year, I hope you're more careful about giving my sizes to Aunt Sylvia. You sent me a 13 shirt and a pair of 17 and a half socks.
Oh, I'm sorry. Huh? But you know Aunt Sylvia. Yeah. Well, I should still think I'm a baby. He sent me a pound of gumdrops and a Mickey Mouse wristwax. Oh, Bertie, are you busy? No, Ms. Marge, what can I do?
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