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Cousin Octavia Visits

The Great Gildersleeve · December 7, 1941 · 28 min · 4,650 words

The transcript of “Cousin Octavia Visits”, an episode of The Great Gildersleeve first broadcast December 7, 1941. 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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Claps presents those great gilderslays. Keep going to this time from Hollywood, California. Claps presents Peralteri as the great gilderslays, written by Leonard L. Evans. We'll hear from the great gilderslays in just a moment.

The first, what if we met the windmill possible? The old marble feeders. And then a friend gave you a ride in a fast, full-running modern automobile. Wouldn't that convince you there's different things to say?

Well, if you haven't tasted margarine for a good long time, you'll get that same kind of surprise when you try parquet margarine. The margarine that's made by crack. You actually just can't imagine how downright good it takes me.

Modern margarine can see that you try to lick this parquet. That's why we're food-cried with driving so many hot lives are using parquet margarine. Serving at the table, using it for baking and pan-fying too.

Because this modern argument, parquet-markers, not only has a delicate sacrifice played with the whole family love, it's also an economical source of blue-side use the whole family needs. Yet parquet-markers is a wholesome, highly-inflicted energy tool, and every pound contains 9,000 units of important vitamin A.

So don't make up your mind about any hard-wind. If you found out how good, delicious, nourishing parquet is, Tomorrow, sure, after the dealer for Park A, D-A-R-K-A-Y. And now, let's visit our friend, the great gilded.

And he and Marjorie and Leroy are waiting in the Summerfield Railroad Station. For the arrival of that well-known author, Professor Anne Second Coast, Park Xavier Gilbert. What? Very nice, Governor. Not came here. Oh, yes, my dear.

Although I haven't seen her for years, her face comes back me frequently, in nightmares. She looked like, huh? Well, Leroy, did you ever see the USS Idaho in a bad storm? No. Let's stick around as he gets off.

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