Andrews Sisters - Guest - Abbott and Costello

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Andrews Sisters - Guest - Abbott and Costello

Podcast: Harold's Old Time Radio
Episode Date: March 30, 2026
Host: Harlow Wilcox (Harold's Old Time Radio)
Guests: The Andrews Sisters, Abbott and Costello, Kurt Massey, Vic Schoen and his orchestra, The Ambassadors

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Episode Overview

This radio revue episode transports listeners to the Golden Age of Radio, with a lively program hosted by Harlow Wilcox. The show features a blend of big-band era songs—spotlighting the Andrews Sisters and Kurt Massey—and a showstopping classic comedy routine from Abbott and Costello. The spirit of Hollywood, nostalgia, and rapid-fire wit is ever-present, from the opening celebratory musical numbers to the legendary "Who's On First?" sketch. This episode is both a variety showcase for musical talent and a tribute to character-driven American comedy.

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Key Segments and Discussions

1. Opening Musical Welcome to Hollywood

[00:35 – 03:45]

• Host Introduction: Harlow Wilcox sets the evening's scene, inviting listeners to the "informal opening of the west coast branch of the Showroom" with the Andrews Sisters and guests.
• Musical Number – 'California':
  • Patty Andrews and Kurt Massey, along with the group, perform a whimsical musical celebration of California: avocados, sunshine, romance, and endless bounty.
  • Notable Lyrics: “There are poets of that mythical kingdom of Arcady… but none that compares with the sun of the sea of that golden strand.”
• Quip from Host:
  • Harlow Wilcox (joking about the coast-to-coast move):
    "The East Coast's loss is the West Coast's gain." [03:45]

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2. Andrews Sisters Signature Songs

[03:58 – 11:50]

• 'Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy':

  • The Andrews Sisters deliver their famous hit with their trademark harmonies and playful energy.
  • Memorable Moment: The trio’s vibrant, foot-tapping performance ushers in the show’s exuberant mood.
  • Lou Costello (applauding):
    "Ah, terrific, kids." [06:14]

• 'I'll Buy That Dream':

  • Kurt Massey croons an optimistic, romantic song, joining Patty Andrews.
  • Lyrics sketch out a dreamlike future, tinged with postwar optimism—rocket honeymoons and “a little plastic palace.”

• Musical Advice – 'Put That Ring on My Finger':

  • The Andrews Sisters give humorous “advice to the lovelorn,” advocating some gentle assertiveness when romance dawdles:
    "And when that doesn't work, let him have it, kid. Back him in a corner and say, put that ring on my finger." [11:50]

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3. Star Comedy Feature: Abbott and Costello

[14:42 – 22:18]

• Award Introduction:

  • Harlow Wilcox hypes the “Nash Kelvinator Green Room Award” as a tribute to “character,” perfectly suited for Abbott and Costello—“one long and one short."
  • Patty Andrews, quipping:
    "And so we got a couple of characters for tonight." [15:14]

• Host Banter:

  • Harlow Wilcox jokes,
    "Introducing Abbott and Costello to an audience is a little bit like saying ham. May I present eggs." [15:37]
  • Lou Costello, in classic style, protests:
    "Now wait a minute, Jack... that's no way to start off. We want to be friendly." [15:44]
  • Abbott and Costello warm up with gentle ribbing, making fun of Wilcox and themselves.

• 'Who's On First?' Routine:
  [16:28 – 21:46]

  • The most famous baseball sketch in comedy history, performed in rapid-fire succession.
  • Highlights:
    • Wordplay escalation between “Who’s on first?” “What’s on second?” “I don’t know is on third!”
    • Playful misunderstandings about ballplayers’ names.
    • Lou Costello’s mounting exasperation and Bud Abbott’s deadpan insistence.
  • Key Exchanges:
    • Lou: "I'm asking you, who's playing first base?"
    • Kurt Massey/Abbott: "He is."
    • Lou: "Well, go ahead and tell me who the guy on first."
    • Abbott: "Who is on first."
    • [17:43 – 18:37]
  • Crowd Reaction: Laughter and applause heard throughout.
  • Final punchline about the shortstop’s name:
    • Lou: "I don't give a darn."
    • Abbott: "That's our shortstop." [21:44]
  • Award Presentation: Wilcox presents a bronze plaque to the duo:
    • “A bronze medal of the Nash Kelvinator green room door symbolic of Abbott and Costello's outstanding contribution to the world of entertainment.” [21:46]
    • Lou Costello, grateful:
    • “Thank you. Thank you, everybody." [22:02]

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4. More Melodies: Harmony & Cowboy Trails

[23:23 – 28:37]

• 'I'll Be Walking With My Honey (Down Honeymoon Lane)':
  • A duet by Patty Andrews and Kurt Massey, performed with close harmony and gentle playfulness, evoking images of marital bliss:
    • Patty: "Remember that little white cottage we were talking about last summer?"
    • Kurt: "Well, make it soon, soon, soon, very soon." [24:17–24:21]
• 'Along the Navajo Trail':
  • A southwest cowboy ballad performed by Massey, the Andrews Sisters, and the band—with harmonized vocals and soft western ambiance.
  • Visual lyrics: “When over yonder hill the moon is climbing, it always finds me wishing on a star…” [26:43]

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5. Closing Remarks & Farewell

[28:37 – 29:03]

• Showcase Recap: Harlow Wilcox bids listeners farewell until next week, hinting at future guests (“Xavier Cougar”).
• Cheery sign-offs by the entire cast:
  • Patty Andrews: "So good night, folks."
  • Kurt Massey: "So long, folks."
  • Harlow Wilcox: "Until then, this is Wilcox wishing you good evening."

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• Harlow Wilcox:
  • "The East Coast's loss is the West Coast's gain." [03:45]
  • On Abbott and Costello: “Introducing Abbott and Costello to an audience is like saying ham, may I present eggs.” [15:37]
• Lou Costello:
  • "Ah, terrific, kids." (After Andrews Sisters performance) [06:14]
  • "Now wait a minute... We want to be friendly." [15:44]
  • “I don't give a darn.” (Punchline to “Who’s on First”) [21:44]
• Andrews Sisters:
  • "And when that doesn't work, let him have it, kid. Back him in a corner and say, put that ring on my finger." [11:50]
• Abbott and Costello’s 'Who's On First?'
  • Lou (frustrated): "I'm asking you who's playing first base?" [17:39]
  • Abbott (deadpan): "He is." [17:43]
  • Recurring refrain: "Naturally."
  • Energetic back-and-forth, epitomizing vaudevillian verbal dexterity.

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Episode Mood and Style

• Tone: Light-hearted, nostalgic, and full of zippy energy.
• Style: Live “musical showroom” format with a rotating cast of singers, comedians, and musicians, blending song, witty repartee, and classic burlesque comedy.
• Language: Period-appropriate, lively, and fast-paced with a mix of satirical edge and wholesome humor.

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• [00:35] Show begins, West Coast “Showroom” announced
• [01:24] “California” – opening musical number
• [04:24] “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy” performance
• [07:01] “I’ll Buy That Dream” (Kurt Massey and Patty Andrews)
• [11:50] “Put That Ring on My Finger” (Andrews Sisters)
• [14:42] Green Room introduction; Abbott and Costello welcomed
• [16:28] "Who's On First?" routine begins
• [21:46] Routine concludes; award presented
• [23:23] “I’ll Be Walking With My Honey” – duet
• [25:44] “Along the Navajo Trail”
• [28:37] Closing remarks and goodnights

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For Listeners and Fans

This episode is a vibrant time capsule—embracing the magical harmony of vocal trios, the playful banter of radio hosts, and the wordplay wizardry of comedy legends. It's a delightful mix for anyone who loves the crackle and warmth of old-time radio and the enduring genius of Abbott and Costello’s comedy.

Transcript

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[Harlow Wilcox]

Nash, builder of nash motor cars, Builders of Kelvinator Home Appliances. Nash Galvanator, one of America's great independent companies, welcomes you to the Musical Showroom starring the Andrews Sisters. This is Harlow Wilcox inviting you to the informal opening of the west coast branch of the Showroom with the music of the Andrews Sisters, Kurt Massey, Vic Schoen and his orchestra. And in the Nash Kelvinator green room, tonight's guests, Abbott and Costello. And here are Kurt Massey and the Ambassadors and the Andrews Sisters saying hi to Hollywood with California.

[Patty Andrews]

There are poets of that mythical kingdom of Arcady But Al and unfortunately they're not up with the time

[Kurt Massey]

for there isn't a thing in that secondhand kingdom of Arcady that compares with the sun of the sea of that golden strength postmark in us if we boast and

[Patty Andrews]

we both California where each plum and each croon Is as big as the moon California Where December comes dolled up like May There are boys to attract us there's gold in the cactus so bless the day that we found California or without it there's no USA.

[Kurt Massey]

In this new El Dorado there's free avocado for everyone and there's none that weighs under a ton in this fabulous

[Patty Andrews]

climb

[Kurt Massey]

we have luscious persimmon and ditto women who rival each gladiola, magnolia and peach so we say to each friend who may seek journeys in we commit yellow corn eye where the rain doesn't rain it just drizzles Champagne Yelliforn Eyre

[Harlow Wilcox]

where romance is the theme of the

[Patty Andrews]

day From San Pedro to Fresno no maiden there says no when love is nigh Ferengay galifoni the thing is tremendous Titanic, stupendous the ocean is better and

[Kurt Massey]

bluer and wetter the mountains are higher

[Patty Andrews]

the deserts it's dryer the boys have

[Kurt Massey]

more shackles the girls have more freckles

[Patty Andrews]

California or without it there's no USA. Oh, thank you. Thank you so very, very much, folks. Gee, it's wonderful to be back and

[Harlow Wilcox]

in behalf of the California Chamber of Commerce in charge of cheering copacetic coral combinations, allow me to remark, quote, that the East Coast's loss is the west coast game. Unquote.

[Patty Andrews]

It's our boy Wilcox quoting and unquoting.

[Harlow Wilcox]

And it's your boy Wilcox who says that you and Maxine and Laverne better get right with it. And let us hear an Andrew Sister special. Specifically that eight to the Bar Cantata. The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.

[Patty Andrews]

He was a famous trumpet man from out Chicago way He had a boogie style that no one else could play he was the top man at his craft but then his number came up and he was gone with the draft he's in the army now no one revelated He's a Pokemon pupil boy from Bunny B they made him blow a bugle for his Uncle Sam it really brought him down because he couldn't jam the cats seem to understand because the next day the cap went out and drafted a band and now the company jumps but he plays reverly He's a boogie, boogie pugil boy of company Being a tootie a tootie a teachy attitude he rose a day to the bar in bogey rhythm he can't blow a note unless a bass and guitar is playing with he makes a company jump when he plays rambly He's a boogie boogie bugle boy A company be he was a boogie boogie bugle boy of Company B and when he plays boogie boogie bugley as a B and when he plays he makes a company jump A to the bar Two goes at eight to the bar he can throw a note of the bees and guitarist with company jumps on eBay He's a boogie boogie bugle he puts her sleep pokey every night and wakes them up the same way in the early pride to clap their hands and stamp their feet Because I know how he plays when someone gets on the beach he really breaks it up when he's my travel He's a. Traveling w give you good boy company

[Lou Costello]

b. Ah, terrific, kids.

[Harlow Wilcox]

Terrific. Pick up the marbles. You won that one. Lightly and politely.

[Patty Andrews]

Oh, thank you, Harlow. And speaking of picking up, it's time we modulated over to the romance department and picked up that moonlight and Roses man, Kurt Massey.

[Harlow Wilcox]

Well, let's see what we can do. Patty. Kurt, are you available?

[Kurt Massey]

Why, sure. You know, all Patty has to do is raise her little finger and Massey comes running.

[Harlow Wilcox]

Raise that finger, Patty. And here comes Kurt Massey on the double with that swell love song. I'll buy that dream.

[Kurt Massey]

Imagine me with my head on your shoulder and you with your lips getting bolder sky full of moon a sweet melody I by the dream Imagine you in a gown white and flying and me thinking dead for your d Church full of hopes those last minute joke father that dream a honeymoon and Cairo and a brand new Arthur Cairo and home by rocket In a way we'll settle down New Dallas in a little plastic palace it's not as crazy as you think Imagine me on a first anniversary with someone like you in the nursery and if it can be held aboard A dream. A sky full of moon and a sweet mellow too high by the dream Imagine me on our first anniversary with someone like you in the nursery there's a sandbare and if it can be I by that dream we'll be in business.

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[Patty Andrews]

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[Patty Andrews]

Always remember, girls, that finesse is what counts. Yes, Pat. But definitely never let the man know that you're interested. But positively. Be cool, be calm, be distant. And above all, never be demanding. But precisely. And when that doesn't work, let him have it, kid. Back him in the corner and say, put that ring on my finger. She loved him completely in a true and endless way Though he loved her, sweetie. He would never name the day when she became impatient with a cousin of the least. She'd look at him and cry through her tears. Put that ring on my finger. By that golden wedding band Put that ring. If you're anxious to linger you will have to name the dare. Put that ring on my finger. Go and get the license right away. You make such beautiful speeches. Cheers and talk of honeymoon r. Now let me one of those creatures Let song Here comes the bride. Put that ring on my finger. Put that paper in my hand. Put that ring on my finger palm and wrap me in a wedding bag. You made such beautiful speeches and talk of a honeymoon ride. Now let's see one of those creatures and the dog. Here comes the bride. Put that ring on my finger. Put that bullet finger in my hand. Put that ring on my finger. Come and her man wrap me in a red flag.

[Harlow Wilcox]

In every theater in the world there's a Green Room. The room where the star waits for those magic words. You're on. Our Nash Kelvinator Green Room has moved out to Hollywood with us. And behind that big green door with a big shiny star.

[Kurt Massey]

Wait.

[Harlow Wilcox]

The guests who received tonight's award for their outstanding contribution to the world of entertainment. We were trying the other day to figure out just what it was we looked for in our Green Room guests what one word would sum up the quality that makes them eligible for a Green Room Award. We figured for some time, and the long and short of it is character.

[Patty Andrews]

And so we got a couple of characters for tonight.

[Harlow Wilcox]

One long and one short. Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.

[Kurt Massey]

Well, thank you.

[Lou Costello]

So quiet. I got some lines. I got some lines here. Thank you very Much.

[Harlow Wilcox]

Good evening, everybody. Well, you know, introducing Abbott and Costello to an audience is a little bit like saying ham. May I present eggs.

[Lou Costello]

Now wait a minute, Jack. I would hope. Now wait a minute, Jack. Wait a minute. That's no way to start off. Now, we want to be friendly. We want to be friendly. Quiet. Lou, what he's using is just a figure of speech. Well, I don't like his figure very much. Now, Patty Andrews, there's something else. How about that figure making a speech.

[Patty Andrews]

Okay, Lou, I will. And fast before get into any more complications. Because we want Bud and Lou to do the act that's brought down the house on the stage, in the movies and on the radio. The one routine you think of when you think of Abbott and Costello.

[Harlow Wilcox]

What we want to know is who's on first.

[Patty Andrews]

Well, Abbott, here we are.

[Lou Costello]

Here we are. Here we are at Nashville. Nashville. Nash, what I want to tell you. Now, wait a minute, take it easy. Are you talking about the Kelvinator 9? Oh, yes, yes indeed. I understand Kelvinator 9 is going to have a baseball team. That's right. I understand that Nash made you the manager. Well, certainly, Nashley, I want to play ball.

[Harlow Wilcox]

Well, there's no reason why I want

[Lou Costello]

to be a ball player on your team. Well, why not? Well, you know all the guys names. I don't know any of them. I would like to know some of the guys names on the team. So when I meet them on my street in a ballpark. But you know. You know, Lou, stranger may seem to give these ballplayers nowadays very peculiar names. Give me funny names, nicknames, pet names. Like Dizzy Dean and his brother Daffy. Daffy Dean? Their cousin. Who are you? Goofy. Goofy? Well, let's see. I'm their French cousin, Goufe. Let's see, we have on the bags we have. We have who's on first, who's on first, what's on second? I don't know. Who's on third? That's what I want to find out. What strange names. I say, who's on first? What's on second? I don't know who's on third? You're the manager. Yes. You know the guy's name? I should. Well, and who's on first? Yes, go ahead and tell me.

[Kurt Massey]

Who.

[Lou Costello]

The guy on first.

[Kurt Massey]

Who.

[Lou Costello]

The first baseman.

[Kurt Massey]

Who.

[Lou Costello]

The guy playing first. Who is on first? I'm asking you who's on first? I'm telling you who is on first. Go ahead and tell me. That's his name. That's whose name? Yes. Well, go ahead and Tell me who

[Patty Andrews]

the guy on first.

[Lou Costello]

I can't tell you any more than that. I'm asking you who's playing first base.

[Kurt Massey]

He is.

[Lou Costello]

Well, go ahead and tell me who the guy on first. That's it? That's who? Yes. Well, go ahead and tell me who the guy on first. Who is on first. Have you got a first baseman? Certainly. When you sign up the first baseman who signed a contract. Well, naturally. Okay. Well, it's no good unless he signs it. No good unless who signs it? Yes. So who signs it? He did. Who did y. I mean, what's the guy's name on first that sign? What is on second? I'm not asking you who's on second. Who's on first? That's what I'm trying to find out. That's what I'm trying to tell. When you pay off the first basement every month, who gets the money? Every dollar of it. When he signs the receipt. How does he sign the receipt? Who? The guy that says who? Yes. I mean, how does he sign his. Who? The guy on first. That's all he signed. You give the guy the money? Yes. You know who signs the receipt? He does. How does he sign it? Who? The guy you give the money to. That's the way he signed. All I'm trying to find out is what's the guy's name on first base? What is the guy's name on second base? I'm not asking you who's on second. Who's on first? I don't know. He's on third.

[Patty Andrews]

Wait.

[Lou Costello]

How did I get on third base? You mentioned his a third baseman's name. Who did I say is on third? Who is playing first? What's on first, what's on second? I'm not asking you who's on second. Who's on first? I don't know. He's on third. Look, when you pay off the third basin every month, how does he sign his name? I don't know. You don't know how the guy signs his name? Certainly I do. You give him the money? I give him the money. How does he sign his name? I don't know. And still you give him the money? Well, he's entitled to it. Who's entitled to it? Oh, who's entitled to his own money? What's entitled to his own money? What's entitled to his. I don't know. He's our third. Hey, you got an outfield? Sure. The left field is named. Why? I just thought I'd ask you. Well, I just thought I'D tell you. Now tell me who's playing left field. Who is playing first. I'm not asking you what's on first, what's on second. I don't know. Third base and the left fielder's name. Why? Because. Oh, he's center field. He's in center field. You know the plays as well as I do. You got a pitcher on a team. Wouldn't this be a fine team without a pitcher? The pitcher's name tomorrow. Don't want to tell me today? I'm telling you, man.

[Kurt Massey]

Go ahead.

[Lou Costello]

Tomorrow. What time? What time what? What time tomorrow? You got tell me who's pitching. Now listen, who is not pitching. I'll break your arm. You say who's on first. Go ahead, have it your own. I want to know what's the pitcher's name, what's on second. I don't know. Third base. You got a catcher? Sure. Catcher's name. Today. Today and tomar. Spitching. Now you've got it. All we got is a couple of days on a team. You can't help that. You know I'm a catcher too. So they do. I'll get behind a plate and do some fancy catching. Tomorrow's pitching on my team. And a heavy hitter gets up. Yes. Home run. Levy. Levy? He works for Nash. Yes. All right. Levy gets up. Now Tamara throws the ball and Levy butts the ball. Yes. Now, when he butts the ball, me being a good catcher, I want throw leave you out of first base. So I pick up the ball and throw it to who? Now, that's the first thing you've said right. I don't even know what I'm talking about. That's all you have to do is to throw the ball at first base. Now who's got it? Naturally. If I throw the ball at first base, somebody's got to get it. Now who has it? Naturally.

[Kurt Massey]

Who?

[Lou Costello]

Naturally. Naturally. Naturally. So I pick up what I said. You did not. I said I throw the ball in natural. But you don't. I throw it a hoop. Naturally.

[Kurt Massey]

Naturally.

[Lou Costello]

Well, I pick up the ball and I throw it the natural. Now, wait a minute. You throw the ball to first base. Then who gets it naturally.

[Patty Andrews]

Why throw the ball a.

[Lou Costello]

Naturally. You don't. I throw it a hole. Naturally. That's what I'm saying. You're not saving first thing. Now get it straight. Go ahead and ask me again. You throw the ball to who? Naturally. That's correct. I ask you. I throw the ball to who? Naturally.

[Patty Andrews]

Same as you.

[Lou Costello]

No, no, no, no. Just break Yourself. I throw the ball to. Naturally. You throw the ball to who? Then who gets it? Naturally, he better get it.

[Patty Andrews]

I throw.

[Lou Costello]

Whoever it is drops the ball and the guy runs a second that's leaving now. Whoever it is I throw the ball at, he picks up the wall and throws it to what? What throws it?

[Patty Andrews]

I don't know.

[Lou Costello]

I don't know. Throws it back to tomorrow triple play. Now that could be another guy gets up and it's a long fly ball to be caused. Why? I don't know. He's on third and I don't give a darn. What? I said I don't give a darn. Oh, that's our shortstop.

[Harlow Wilcox]

No question about it. That's Bud and Lou. And here's an award to symbolize all America's tribute to the thousands of laughs you've brought them. A bronze medal of the Nash Kelvinator green room door symbolic of Abbott and Costello's outstanding contribution to the world of entertainment.

[Lou Costello]

Thank God. Thank you. Thank you, everybody. Welcome the party here. At.

[Harlow Wilcox]

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[Patty Andrews]

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[Harlow Wilcox]

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[Patty Andrews]

high note and low note and close harmony as follows. I'll be walking with my honey down honeymoon soon, soon, soon. We won't care if it's November or

[Kurt Massey]

the middle or two I'll be sweeter to my sweetie than ever before Morning, night and noon For I'll be walking with my honey down moon lane.

[Patty Andrews]

Say curse.

[Kurt Massey]

Yes, Patty?

[Patty Andrews]

Remember that little white cottage we were talking about last summer?

[Kurt Massey]

Well, make it soon, soon, soon, very soon. Leave that moon.

[Patty Andrews]

We won't care if if it's moving.

[Kurt Massey]

We're all the middle of June, you know. Pat, honey, when we get all settled and everything, I'm going to be with

[Patty Andrews]

you all the time I'm making morning, night and noon all I'll be walking

[Kurt Massey]

with my honey the honeymoon day.

[Patty Andrews]

Let all the preachers.

[Harlow Wilcox]

All good cowboys hit the trail and wind up in Hollywood. And once in Hollywood all good cowboys hit the trail once again and wind up a hit song. Let's join Kurt Massey, Vic Schoen and the Ambassadors and the Andrews Sisters as they ride along the Navajo trail

[Kurt Massey]

every day along but evening when the sunlight beginning to. This. Navajo trail

[Patty Andrews]

when it's night and crickets are calling and coyotes are making a wave My dream by smoldering fire along the narrow trail

[Kurt Massey]

long till I listen to the music Is when the wind is swimming and face runs you D

[Patty Andrews]

When over yonder hill the moon is climbing it always finds me wishing on a star where what do you know,

[Kurt Massey]

it's morning already there's the D so silver and pale Time to climb into my saddle and I can never hold you.

[Patty Andrews]

I love to lie and listen to the music when the wind is coming a big fresh guitar when over yonder hill the moon is clim it always finds me wishing on a star well,

[Kurt Massey]

what do you know?

[Patty Andrews]

It's morning already There's a diamond so silver and pale Every day it's time right into my trouble and ride the lavable trail Ride the Navajo trail Ride the Navajo trail.

[Harlow Wilcox]

Well, everybody, that just about shows off every new mic model on display in the Nash Kelvinator musical showroom.

[Patty Andrews]

So good night, folks.

[Harlow Wilcox]

See you next Wednesday from the Andrews Sisters.

[Kurt Massey]

So long, folks.

[Harlow Wilcox]

From Kurt Massey next Wednesday in the Nash Kelvinator green room in the showcase of the showroom, Xavier Cougar.

[Patty Andrews]

And remember, we'll be with you each Wednesday at this time.

[Harlow Wilcox]

Nash builders of Nash motor cars. Galvinator Builders, makers of Kelvinator home appliances. Nash Kelvinator, makers of Nash motor cars, Kelvinator and Leonard home appliances will be looking for you next Wednesday in the NK musical showroom starring the Andrews Sisters with Kit Massey, Vic Schoen and his orchestra and the Ambassadors. And in the green room, Xavier Cougar. Until then, this is Wilcox wishing you good evening. Abbott and Costello appeared on this program courtesy of Camel Cigarettes broadcasting system,

[Kurt Massey]

KNX

[Harlow Wilcox]

Los Angeles Columbia station for Southern California,

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