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The Harold Peary Show · January 10, 1951 · 29 min · 3,886 words
The transcript of “Loses His Sponsor and Tries a New Show”, an episode of The Harold Peary Show first broadcast January 10, 1951. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Harold Peary Show plays The Harold Peary Show free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Saturday it's the exciting new Plymouth. Right now it's the Harold Perry show. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes friends, Saturday is the big day. The day the thrilling new Plymouth comes to town. New beauty, you bet, from any angle.
Outside sweeping long lines, inside new styling, smart tailoring and color harmony. And talk about performance, man there's never been anything like it. but literally, because Saturday Plymouth introduces safety flow ride, not just a minor improvement you might expect on any new model, but a spectacular engineering development. Plymouth's safety flow ride means that now
you get a smooth ride and all kinds of roads. Yes, even the roughest bumpiest roads you know. It's a brand new riding sensation you've got to experience to believe. So come on in Saturday to your nearby Plymouth dealers and arrange for a demonstration ride.
Remember, Saturday's the day, Plymouth's the car. And now, Harold Perry as Honest Harold the homemaker. Well, let's look in on the little town of Melrose Springs.
Home of that popular radio entertainer, Honest Harold the homemaker. This is Harold's week to broadcast the 6 AM weather reports, And for the second morning in a row, he has overslept. It is now 9 a.m.
And we find our worried weather reporter plotting along on his way to the radio station. Ugh, what a horrible day. Looks like it was up all night. I wonder what my dear boss Stanley Peabody will say.
He yesterday threatened to fire me if I'm mis-broadcasting the weather again. Who listens to weather reports at six o'clock in the morning? Just the chickens. They don't need the radio to tell him it's cold.
I'd know enough to go in the coop if I had snow on my tail feathers. Good morning, Glory. Good morning, Harold. Mr. Peabody wants to see you in his office right away. Maybe he's going to fire me.
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