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The Mel Blanc Show · April 29, 1947 · 23 min · 2,994 words
The transcript of “James Mason Movies”, an episode of The Mel Blanc Show first broadcast April 29, 1947. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Mel Blanc Show plays The Mel Blanc Show free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Goh-kay-tooth-fauter presents The Mel Blank Show, written by Mack Beno, with Mary Jane Croft, Joe Kearns, Hans-Conry, Deep Inadara, Joe Walker, The Sportsman, Victor Miller and his orchestra, and starring the creator of The Voice of Bugs Bunny.
Eeee! What's up, Jack? Yes, Goh-kay-tooth-fauter for a breakfast, sweet, and teeth that Sparkle brings you The Mel Blank Show, with Mel playing his new character, Zookie. Hello, everybody! Hello everybody. Hi. Starring himself in person, Mel Blay.
Hi folks. A go go go go go. One of the biggest foreign stars to sweep the country these days is James Mason. When a James Mason picture is showing everybody drops their tea and trumpets and runs to the movies.
And so it is in Mel Blanks little town. The local movie house is crowded and in the orchestra we hear Sally Brown saying to Joe Howard. Oh, Jill, when he said to her, you have the most adorable lips in the world.
Does that make you think of anything? I wanted to kiss you, of course. And in the loziers, Shirley Davis says to Jerry Cooper. Jerry, when he said, darling, I could hold you in my arms forever.
Did that make you think of anything? I thought of holding you in my arms, naturally. And in the balcony where Mel Blank has been sitting with his girl Betty Colby, Betty is saying. Mel, when he said, darling, how I've hung her for you.
Oh, I could eat you up alive. Does that make you think of anything? It sure did, Betty. I'm going to get another bag of popcorn. Oh! Oh! Well, romantic Mel got his popcorn, Betty got bored, and now we find them leaving the movie.
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