(xxx) Family Prepares For Easter

NBC presents Willard Waterman as the Great Gilder Slee. We get this time, the National Broadcasting Company brings you a new adventure of the Great Gilder Slee written by Virginia Stafford Lynn. I was thinking. You, well, don't.

Well, that's the way the bunny hugs. How did a bunny get into this? I was thinking about Easter. Oh, well, why didn't you say so? Then you let me. I'll let you what? I was hoping you'd let me go to the Easter Sunrise Services.

We always go. We birdies things in the choir. Well, thanks. Let me stay up all night Saturday, so we'll get a good early start. All right. We've never missed a sunrise, sir. Stay up all night.

Who said anything about staying up all night? I did. Leroy, we go through this every year. What's so fascinating about staying up all night? Night's just like daytime, except it's dark. If I stay up all night, nobody will oversleep.

No one's going to oversleep. to oversleep. Aunt, come not getting through to you. The only way we can be sure nobody will oversleep is for me to stay up all night. Ah, there's one other way.

What other way? Well, in this age of automation, there's a new mechanical invention, a startling new device that'll take care of it. No, kidding. What invention is that, Aunt? The alarm clock. In just 60 seconds, we'll hear what's going on in Summerfield.

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