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Jolly Boy Election

The Great Gildersleeve · February 22, 1950 · 29 min · 3,985 words

The transcript of “Jolly Boy Election”, an episode of The Great Gildersleeve first broadcast February 22, 1950. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Great Gildersleeve plays The Great Gildersleeve free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.

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The Craft Foods Company, makers of Craft Quality Foods, presents Harold Perry as the Great Gilder's Leave! When you're hungry for a taste that's rich and satisfying, or your recipes call for a cheese flavor that's really distinctive, here's the name to remember.

Pabsteth. Yes, Pabsteth, the pasteurized processed cheese food that has that real cheddar flavor. That's right, the flavor you get in Pabsteth is real cheddar, For it comes exclusively from fine cheddar cheeses of real distinction.

You'll taste the difference the minute you taste, Pabstette. You can get golden or pimento Pabstette in the handy-sized round package. But after you try it once, you'll want to buy it in the money-saving two-pound loaf.

In any package, Pabstette is delicious. Ask for it tomorrow. Well, let's see what's doing with a great gilder sleeve. Today, his hometown of Summerfield is getting a preview of spring. And the water commissioner and his secretary are looking out the office window getting a view of the preview What a day Bessie Sun shining like mid-July and here there's only February 22nd. Yes, sir Washington birthday. Yeah

Too bad he didn't have a day like this when he crossed the Delaware. This is clear as a bell Look Bessie. You can see the bank Yes, sir. I guess the employees are off today. It's Washington's birthday.

I know, Bessie. And look way off there to the right, Bessie. It's not often you can see the tax factory. I guess the tax factory is closed, too. It's Washington's birthday. I get the point, Bessie. Let's go through the mail and you can take the day off.

Thank you, Mr. Pierre, Bessie. I was hoping you'd give me the day off. Kurt, I didn't want to bring it up. Good. Oh, let's see what we have in the morning mail. This looks like a letter from one of our satisfied consumers.

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