Gildy and Leroy Alone for Christmas

Transcribed. The Craft Foods Company presents Willard Waterman as the Great Gilder's Leaves. Just about this time each week we usually bring you some hints and ideas about using some of those fine craft foods, but we just don't have time to do that tonight because Christmas is in the air.

And the craft caristers are waiting with a traditional carol. The Great Gilder's Leaves Town of Summerfield is imbued with all the excitement and anticipation that attends the Eulatide season.

There's the hurried search for the last minute gift, the elaborate preparations for the big family dinner, and people are saying merry Christmas to people they've never seen before. Some folks like to put up the tree very early and enjoy its fragrance and beauty, but it's traditional with a great yodersleeve to decorate his tree on the day before Christmas.

Leroy, don't just jump up in the air and toss things on the tree. Oh gosh, Auntie, doesn't have enough tinsel on top. Here, let me hang it up there. Okay. Yeah. I can't reach the top either.

I got an idea. Oh. Push me up to the chandelier. I'll swing past and drop things. Later, you're not a monkey. But I can do practically anything a monkey can do. Yeah. Let's leave well enough alone.

Okay. I treat as lead many decorations anyway. Just presents. Yes, yes. Later, I'll hire you to go and leave the tree. We can't get enough stuff on the top, Bertie. Did anybody think about using the kitchen stool?

Why didn't I think of that? Because you're not as smart as Bertie? You're right, that's a risky thing to say before Santa Claus comes. Hey, excuse me, I beg your pardon, I'm sorry, I'll get the stool.