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The Great Gildersleeve · April 6, 1949 · 29 min · 3,794 words
The transcript of “Baby's Birthday Party Conflicts”, an episode of The Great Gildersleeve first broadcast April 6, 1949. 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 presents Harold Perry as the great Gilder Slee! The great Gilder Slee is brought to you by the craft foods company makers of the famous Philadelphia brand cream cheese. Philadelphia brand is far and away America's favorite cream cheese.
That's because it's so creamy white, so delicately rich, and so fresh tasting. But remember there's only one Philadelphia cream cheese. It's the brand that's made by craft and guaranteed fresh. So when you buy cream cheese, always look for the name Philadelphia brand right on each silvery package.
Well, there's a new interest in the life of the great Gilder Sleeve. She's the charming society widow from Baltimore, Mrs. Ellen Knickerbocker, who's visiting her brother, Mr. Bueller, just across the street. So far, our rotund Romeo hasn't captured the heart of his new Juliet, but he's still trying.
Right now they're dancing in the palm room of the Summerfield Hotel. Ah, Ellen. Yes. This is wonderful. Wall sing with you. The lights turn down low and everything. Yes, it's very nice. Good orchestra too. Mervin Hotstetter in the Summerfield 6.
Yes. I guess this Summerfield palm room doesn't seem like much to you after all those high-class places back in Baltimore. I think it's a very charming room, Frost Morton. Well, not bad, I guess. It's the swankiest place in Summerfield.
Two dollars, cup of charge. That includes the dinner. Oh. Of course, ours was two in the quarter. We had the soup and the salad. Yes. Did I step on your toes? No, it's quite all right.
Sorry, I was dancing with my eyes closed. More romantic that way. Just a kiss in the dark. That knife gone. Was to hurt just like. But to me, it was thrill. Supreme.
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