Short · Vic and Sade · March 27, 1941 · 9 min · 1,614 words
The transcript of “(xx) Hank's Weather Service”, an episode of Vic and Sade first broadcast March 27, 1941. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Vic and Sade plays Vic and Sade free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Well sir, Mr. Mrs. Victor Goode and young Mr. Rushgood are assembled in the living room as we enter the small house halfway up in the next block now. Suffer's been over about half an hour and our friends have settled themselves for a quiet evening at home.
Said is concluding an anecdote, listen. She got the point for once. Did her like a horse? Ruthie don't generally catch on to jokes. She's smart in her own way but little funny trash who she slips right past her.
Afternoon though she grasped the point and just mourned left away. You're in the name of Bumud. I suppose I'm not always in the name of Bumud. You're in your sweet disposition whereas a patina of vexationary impatience.
Person's only human of course. Very true. Well it is though tries to give the American public the impression she's happy at all times. We're doing a little sunbeam. And yet I've witnessed her quivering with rage.
Since you're in such a jolly spirit, Dr. Sleech, I feel as opposed to bring up a matter which ordinarily I would hesitate to approach. Hell. One of those things which commonly prompt you to send you under short to Detroit, Michigan parcel post.
Really? Well, if I'm in jolly spirits, why don't you let me stay in jolly spirits? Why, without stuffed upset me. There's no reason for you to be upset. What I have up my sleeve is trivial in the extreme.
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