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Christmas Show - A Present for Kathryn

The Great Gildersleeve · December 20, 1950 · 29 min · 3,425 words

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portions of the following program are transcribed. The Craft Foods Company presents Willard Waterman as the Great Gilder's Leap. The Great Gilder's Leap is brought to you by the Craft Foods Company. Craft, you know, has been famous for years, for bringing you the very finest foods, quality foods, the world's favorite varieties of cheese,

America's choice in salad dressings, and many other wonderful things to eat. When you shop, look for the name craft. Remember, the name craft on any food is your guarantee of quality. Hell, it's a crisp, cold night in summer field.

Here and there, a light of Christmas tree glows warmly in a window. Holly reads, have the gun to appear. The ground is quite with new snow, and it's still falling. Big fat plate, the cling to the porches and the trees, and to the brim of the great gildest leaves hat, As he hurries down his front steps, makes a cautious turn as he reaches the sidewalk,

then strides gaily up the streets toward Catherine Milford's house. Deck the halls with bows of holly, pala, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, Here's the season to be jolly, pala, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, What?

It's all an' honk. Yeah, I'm dropping into Miss Milford for a while to see. Can I walk with you? I'm going to Piggy's house. They're putting up their tree tonight. We're going to decorate it.

Yeah, that'll get it. stand on the furniture. You got a rough nurse, no for decorate her, please. You can't tell. We may string a few cranberries, drape the icicles around. What if Dr. Olson is there?

Leroy, don't worry about Dr. Olson. Well enough, but you said he was a pain on the neck. You said he was always hanging around her house when you wanted to be there. Yeah, well you weren't supposed to have heard that. But that used to be that way. Always it now. Leroy, the nurse

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