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Songwriter
The Great Gildersleeve · September 21, 1949 · 29 min · 4,152 words
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The Craft Foods Company, makers of Craft Quality Foods, presents Haro Perry as the Great Gildersleeves. Great news, Gildersleeves back. But here's even greater news.
Tonight, the makers of Parquet Margarina are announcing a great new $50,000 cash prize contest. Open to listeners in the United States, Canada, and Hawaii. It's one of the easiest and most exciting contests in radio.
Everyone can enter, anyone may win. You'll get full details later in tonight's program. Until then, the Great Gilder's Leaf brought to you by the makers of Parquet, the margarine millions prefer because it tastes so good.
That's P-A-R-K-A-Y. Parquet, margarine, made by craft. Well, the Gilder's Leaf household seems to have fared pretty well during the summer. Margery has a nice tan. Leroy's grown a couple of inches. Bertie the cook has gained a couple of pounds.
As for the Great Gilder's Leaf himself, well, he seems in rather good spirits. Good spirits at least for a man who's tallying up his checkbook after summer vacation Mm-hmm 66 75 84 50 take away three six nine twos to carry Not bad got through the summer still have some money in the bank. Well, no that happened
Maybe I made a mistake someplace. Yeah five six nine to be the carry anyone seven by Georgia's right Bertie! Yes, Bill, please? Bertie, let's have something good for dinner tonight. That's fine with me, Mr. Bill, please.
Hello, Auntie, are you busy? No idea. I'm all finished. It's been figuring up the costs of the summer. We managed to come out with a little money in the bank. Not much, but a little.
Oh, that's well, Uncle Moore. Yeah, we're in pretty good shape. Christmas is still three months away. You don't have to worry about income taxes till next March. Well, Auntie, I need a check for my tuition at junior college.
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