Traffic Problem In Los Angelesplus Warmup
The Phil Harris · 1953 · 41 min · 5,625 words
The transcript of “Traffic Problem In Los Angelesplus Warmup”, an episode of The Phil Harris from 1953. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). The Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show plays The Phil Harris free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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First of all, I'd like to welcome you good people on behalf of our sponsors. We are one of the two remaining radio shows that's lucky enough to have a sponsor. So if you enjoy yourself during the next half hour, you can do it with all a big favor if you would.
And that is sometime this week, stop by your neighborhood RCA, make a big, big 27-inch television set or a record player. We'd like to be working up here next year at the same time. I don't know whether you know it or not, but throughout the country with the exception of Los Angeles, in time this year we're burn on Friday evening. Excuse me. And all of you know that Phil is
out on his own for the first time. So what do you say we all get together and give a great big welcome to the man of the south. Phil, how much it means for me to have me come out here all by myself. You're all smiling and flauding and glad to see me. And I just want to tell you I love you more because I
need you. I've been back for 16 years and I ain't no money connected for that time. An exe does on Saturday night and take in a dark room for if you want to pass court to love and bloom and you've had a glide.
I know you need to do that on the earth without its living, I'll certainly appreciate. I got off to a bad start, when I married Alice they told me she had money but i'll beat damn to fight crowsp.
Where's my love most every way? You said to me to your brother he got it, I went into my country. I'm going to show you guys the service guys in the audience. I just want you to know that you can come to my show anytime, because ladies and gentlemen, the servicemen and the finest audiences we have.
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