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Gildy Is Worn out from Late Dating
The Great Gildersleeve · January 10, 1951 · 29 min · 3,571 words
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Transcribe. The craft foods cup of a presents Willard Waterman as the great Gildesleeve. The great Gildesleeve is brought to you each week at this time by the craft foods company. Craft a name that for years has meant fine cheese is the maker of the new craft deluxe slices of wonderful pasteurized processed cheese.
These slices are perfect no dried edges no broken pieces because they're wrapped right in the spick and span craft plant. You'll find craft is delicious processed cheese and slices in neat half pound packages in your grocery's dairycase, eight big slices in every package. Tomorrow take home some of these convenient packages and get acquainted with craft deluxe slices, the most delicious processed cheese
you've ever tasted. So way back on New Year's Eve the great gilder sleeve persuaded Rumsen Bullard his wealthy neighbor to take a date off his hands. They've been on the go ever since and Bullard is really living.
But we don't know how long Gilgameslee can last. Ooh, ooh, ooh. Good night, Ms. Milven. Good night, Ramson. Both your boys didn't have to see me to the door. Well I like to be around pretty girls as long as possible.
Oh. Isn't he Galan, Strock Morton? He sure, sure. Tonight I've had the privilege of seeing two beautiful ladies to their doors. My date, Miss Chaser, now you. How lucky can a man be? Oh, no.
You corny character, you used the same line last night. It's been a wonderful evening. Good night, Rockmorton. Good night. Oh, one time I'm even glad to say good night to Catherine. Wait a minute, let's not say good night yet.
Let's all go to Joe's beanery for chili and bean. Oh, my goodness. Good Bullard is after midnight. Good, just the shank of the evening. What do you say, Catherine? Oh, I couldn't possibly. I need my beauty sleeve.
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