BPLA Lodge Election - Phonograph Record Saves Riley

Teal for a beautiful smile, the life of Riley for last. Teal, T-E-E-L, teal the amazing liquid dendafress. That's it. T-E-E-L. The amazing liquid dendafress brings you the life of Riley with William Bendix as Riley.

The number plans for a beautiful smile is T-E-E-L, teal. And just the last, it's R-I-L-E-Y, Riley in the life of Riley. Alla seems that Chester A. Riley is a candidate for the presidency of his lodge, and the voting is soon to begin. But Riley is so confident of the victory that instead of campaigning

for votes, we find him in his easy chair, reading Charles Dickens' thrilling novel of the French Revolution, A Tale of Two Cities. Instantly, Madame Defarge's knife was in her girdle. The drum was beaten in the streets as if it and a drummer had flown together by magic.

Junior Junior will you please stop that noise what's the matter pop does my hammer and bother you yes I like to read out loud and I can't hear myself first book I open in years you got to start hammering let's see where was I now give us the blood of full-on they scream give us the head of

full-on give us the body and soul of full-on care full-on to pieces and dig them into the ground Boy, this guy flew on much of an umpire. The thumb grooves begin to discharge their load.

The knife is ready. Crash! A head is held up. Hi, honey. Are you still reading that book? Yeah, Dumplin. What a book. A tale of two cities. The hero was an Englishman by the name of Sidney Carton.

Carton, dear. Yeah. You see, this guy Sidney is crazy about a dame. Lucy Manette, well she's married to a French visitor. And when the mob wants to chop his head off, Sydney takes the wrap for the French guy to make Lucy happy.