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Young French Diplomat Comes to Summerfield

The Great Gildersleeve · January 11, 1950 · 29 min · 4,110 words

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The Craft Foods Company, makers of craft quality foods, presents Harold Perry as the Great Gilder Sleeve. The Great Gilder Sleeve is brought to you by the Craft Foods Company, makers of the famous cheese food, Velveeta.

Everybody goes for Velveeta's rich yet mild cheddar cheese flavor in snacks and sandwiches and in hot dishes. And Velveeta, you know, helps to apply important food values from milk. It's as digestible as milk itself.

Well, that's why smart homemakers keep Velveeta on hand regularly to spread or slice and to melt for grand economical hot dishes. Tomorrow, get Velveeta, the cheese food of craft quality. Well, let's see what's doing with a great builder's leaves.

It's been several weeks since the great man organized the Jolly Boys Band. The first time they played it was quite a shock to everybody. But time heals all wounds, and tonight they're back at the club to try it again.

Nice tone I'm getting out of Leroy's Tombow and tonight APV. Nice and loud. I'm finally getting a lip part. Listen. How's that, Floyd? Sounds like you're letting a little wind leak through your mustache. Well, you have to blow in it.

Where is everybody? Well, the judge was in for about a little bit of water this afternoon. He said he'd be along with his food. The Chief can't make it, Commissioner. They cut the budget down at the jail and he's on night duty.

Oh? Well, who's gonna play the drum? Does somebody have to? Heavey! A piano, a violin, a flute and a trombone won't sound very good without a bass drum. Well, don't you mean Mr. Gilley's flater? I'm your treadlater card.

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