Andrews Sisters - Guest - Frank Sinatra

Summary

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Podcast Summary: Andrews Sisters - Guest - Frank Sinatra

Podcast: Harold's Old Time Radio
Host: Harolds Old Time Radio
Date: March 28, 2026
Episode Theme:
An episode from the Golden Age of Radio, bringing together the Andrews Sisters with guest star Frank Sinatra, in a musical and comedic "western ranch" adventure, full of lively banter, song performances, and a playful mystery involving missing cattle.

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1. Main Theme & Purpose

This episode centers around a comedic, music-filled story featuring the Andrews Sisters running a ranch, aided (and teased) by Frank Sinatra, Gabby Hayes, and other western character types. The show blends lighthearted skits, musical numbers, and witty repartee, encapsulating the classic charm of mid-20th century radio entertainment. Frank Sinatra joins as the “ranch hand/sheriff” to solve the case of the missing cattle, resulting in musical antics and good-natured ribbing.

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2. Key Discussion Points & Insights

Setting the Stage & Introductions

• (00:30) The show launches with the announcer introducing the Andrews Sisters, Frank Sinatra as “Top View Rancher of the Week,” and other cast members.
• The tone is satirical western, with playful nods to radio serials and musical variety shows.

Ranch Hijinks: Missing Cattle & “Strong Men”

• (02:04–02:32) The sisters discover cattle rustlers have stolen their herd and debate who can help—Laverne suggests they need “a big strong man.”
• Jokes are made at Sinatra’s supposed lack of brawn, with Laverne quipping Frankie is “an all-around athlete…besides, he looks puny.”
• Silly stories are shared about the fans’ infatuation with Sinatra (“Some girl disguised herself as a baby and pinned a note on him: ‘Please adopt me.’”).

Quote (Laverne, 02:58):
“Listen, we love Frankie on the square, just adore his mop of hair.”

The Ranch Crew’s Banter

• (04:25–05:28) Gabby Hayes and Alamo chat about income tax woes, club meetings, and dance hall troubles, blending homespun wisdom with absurd humor.
• Meal planning for Sinatra becomes a running joke:
  • Gabby: “No, no, no. Don’t give him any string beans. You make Frankie self-conscious.” (05:06)

Song Performances

• "Evelina" (05:50) – Sinatra and Patty duet, playful and melodious.
• "Every Time" (11:58) – Group performance, with Sinatra joining the harmony; lush and full of lively wordplay.
• "There's a Rainbow Over the Range" (16:12) – The Riders of the Purple Sage deliver a classic western tune, evoking wide-open spaces.
• "I Didn't Know About You" (19:18) – Sinatra and Maxine in a bittersweet, romantic duet.
• "Empty Saddles in the Old Corral" (24:20) – Closing ensemble number, rich in cowboy nostalgia.

Comic Skits and Mystery Plot

• (09:17–11:02) The cattle-rustling plot thickens with accusations, bluster, and mock-threats between Sinatra, Gabby Hayes, and new arrival “Max” (Maxine/Frank as sheriff).

• Over-the-top claims abound—Gabby claims to be a former bombardier “with Teddy Roosevelt’s Rough Riders,” leading to jokes about temporal impossibility.

• Wordplay and farcical threats amplify the humor:

  Quote (Gabby to Max, 15:54):
  “I’ll bust you between the horns and knock your jaw back so far you can scratch the back of your neck with your teeth.”

Solving the Mystery

• (18:00–18:15) The culprit is found: the cattle were lured away by the next-door rancher…“by playing Crosby records.”
  • Tongue-in-cheek jab at Bing Crosby, Sinatra’s real-life music rival.
• Gabby then dares Frankie: “You better keep singing till the cows come home.” (18:37)
• Successful: Sinatra sings, and "the cows" (symbolized by music and bobby socks) return.

Quote (Gabby, 24:03):
“Every dad blamed one of them cows is wearing bobby socks.”

Closing Comedy & Next Week’s Tease

• (28:33) The sisters and Sinatra wrap up, teasing Marjorie Main as next week’s guest.
• Final announcements from Nash Kelvinator and the Armed Forces Radio Service.

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3. Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Laverne (02:58): “Listen, we love Frankie on the square, just adore his mop of hair…”
• Gabby Hayes (15:54): “I’ll bust you between the horns and knock your jaw back so far you can scratch the back of your neck with your teeth.”
• Gabby (18:09), revealing cattle theft method: "He played Crosby records."
• Gabby (24:03), after the cows return: "Every dad blamed one of them cows is wearing bobby socks."
• Running gag: Jokes about Sinatra’s physical prowess and "swooner" reputation, contrasted with Gabby’s grizzled ranch hand humor.

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4. Important Timestamps & Segments

• 00:30 – Show introduction, cast roll call
• 02:04 – Cattle rustling revealed, setup for the story arc
• 05:50 – First big musical number: "Evelina"
• 11:58 – Second big musical number: "Every Time"
• 16:12 – "There's a Rainbow Over the Range" by the Riders of the Purple Sage
• 19:18 – Sinatra singing "I Didn't Know About You"
• 24:20 – Grand finale: "Empty Saddles in the Old Corral"
• 27:53 – Public service announcement for army nurses
• 28:33 – Teaser for the next week’s show
• 29:22 – Official show closing (skip ads, promos)

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5. Tone and Style

The episode maintains a lively, humorous tone—part vaudeville, part musical, part radio parody. The Andrews Sisters’ quick wit and harmonies blend seamlessly with Sinatra’s self-effacing charm and Gabby Hayes’ gruff comic delivery. Western tropes (sheriffs, cattle, missing herds) merge with showbiz inside jokes and playful audience engagement.

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6. Conclusion

A classic slice of mid-century radio entertainment, this episode delivers timeless comedy, top-notch vocal performances, and a light-hearted send-up of both westerns and the musical variety genre. Frank Sinatra is a game guest, playing the part of unlikely hero and vocal savior, as the Andrews Sisters and their zany ranch crew keep the story rollicking from start to finish.

For fans of vintage radio, this episode is a showcase of period wit, wonderful music, and iconic personalities — no need to have heard the show to appreciate its charm and energy.

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Transcript

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[Announcer]

Thanks. Kelvinator, builder of motor cars Kelvinator and Leonard Home Appliances presents the Andrew Sisters show with the Top view Rancher of the week, Frank Sinatra. With George Gabby Hayes, Marvin Miller, Dewey Alamo Marcum, Boy Willing and the writers of the Purple Sage, Vic Chone and his orchestra.

[Narrator]

And starring the Andrew Sisters.

[Singer]

Al the Barrel. We drop the blues on the roller Sing Boom Terrell Ring out a song like a king Now's the time to roll the barrel for the games all

[Gabby Hayes]

year

[Frank Sinatra]

Then you'll hear a rumble on

[Laverne]

the floor Ho ho, ho It's a

[Frank Sinatra]

big surprise A wedding fair and all the circles that the humor around. Yes, Tom.

[Patty]

You know, the ranch hands have just

[Laverne]

told me that some cattle rustlers have rustled up without our cows. And right now the encage of the Bell Ranch is without a cow. Well, gee, Todd, we can't run a ranch without a herd of cattle. Is anyone trying to round up the rustlers? Well, one of our friends volunteered and he's coming up here today. Well, you've got to have a big strong man to catch cattle rustlers.

[Frank Sinatra]

By the way, who's coming?

[Laverne]

Thanks, Sinatra. I repeat, you need a big strong man to catch cattle rustlers.

[Frank Sinatra]

Imagine.

[Laverne]

Thanks for. Not for volunteering for a dangerous job like this. Yes, and I'll bet he'll sure be glad to meet laverne. She's the president of the Western Division Swoon Chapter number eight of the We Die for Frankie Club. Aren't you, Laverne? Yes. Would you like to hear our club song? Listen, with all our cattle disappearing, we certainly don't want to listen to a song now.

[Patty]

Thank you.

[Laverne]

Listen, we love Frankie on the square

[Frank Sinatra]

Just adore his mouth up hair when

[Laverne]

he sings those lovely tones we forget

[Frank Sinatra]

his skin and so.

[Laverne]

Listen up the fans. I can't understand some of those girls.

[Frank Sinatra]

You know, there was one silly little

[Laverne]

thing who disguised herself as a baby and laid on Frankie's dressed up with a note pinned on her that said, please adopt me. Why, that's ridiculous. He didn't adopt her, did he?

[Patty]

Oh, no.

[Laverne]

But I'm gonna keep trying until he

[Patty]

does

[Gabby Hayes]

worse as I hear about some woman coming up here to chase cattle rustlers with me around.

[Laverne]

You mean crooner, don't you, Gabby? Yes, but don't talk that way about our guest. He comes from fine stock. No, he's a blue blood.

[Gabby Hayes]

If he stood sideways, he'd look like a blue blade.

[Laverne]

Now, Gabby, you shouldn't say such things. Frankie is really a man of fine physique. He's a good boxer and an all around athlete. And besides, he looks puny,

[Frank Sinatra]

Daddy.

[Laverne]

Now run down to the cook shack and see that animal has plenty to eat for him.

[Gabby Hayes]

Why waste food on him now? You got all your fur not eaten.

[Alamo]

Remember much? Remember much.

[Gabby Hayes]

Hey, wait a minute. You mean I remember April?

[Pat]

No, I remember March.

[Alamo]

I just paid my income tax.

[Gabby Hayes]

Where you get them crazy IDs down

[Alamo]

at my clubhouse the Sunday night freeding up in fly ride Eagles. We had a blowout last night and all them pretty gals sure bothered me.

[Gabby Hayes]

What's the matter? They all want to dance with you.

[Alamo]

That's what bothered me. And we forgot that something else bothered me too. A man's dice don't have to be loaded to throw 27 straight licks on his ice, do they?

[Gabby Hayes]

Why, no.

[Alamo]

That's what I told the doctor when he was trying to patch me up.

[Gabby Hayes]

Well, Ms. Patty wants to find out what you're going to serve our guest Frankie Sinatra tonight.

[Alamo]

String beans.

[Gabby Hayes]

No, no, no. Don't give him any string beans. You make Frankie self conscious.

[Alamo]

Ain't the man, Cole. Being as the day gonna be Sunday, we're also having fish.

[Gabby Hayes]

Well, fish supposed to be cooked on Friday.

[Pat]

Don't wor.

[Gabby Hayes]

Why, you ornery pan pusher. Serving us food like that right up there.

[Frank Sinatra]

Hey, hey, hey. What's going on here?

[Gabby Hayes]

Yeah, you got here just in time. I was fixing to separate Alamo from the kitchen.

[Narrator]

Love that man.

[Laverne]

Listen, I want you two fellas to be nice and quiet because Patty's gonna sing one of the biggest song hits of the day.

[Patty]

Aren't you, Pat? I.

[Frank Sinatra]

Evelina, won't you ever take a chance to get me. Evelina, won't you bother by the Bible like you. Tell me, tell me I love

[Patty]

you

[Frank Sinatra]

Gotta keep delaying the day

[Patty]

don't you

[Frank Sinatra]

reckon it's wrong rifling with April's as well

[Patty]

Everlana won't you pay a little.

[Frank Sinatra]

Wait up, wake up here to double fruit is fine that was a use of smelling watermelon Clinging to another palace vine forever now pull up that vine.

[Gabby Hayes]

All right.

[Narrator]

Nice singing, Patty.

[Laverne]

Gee, is that all you have to say, Ma?

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[Frank Sinatra]

Griffin.

[Laverne]

Somebody riding the lever off of his horse. He's got him. Maybe it's one of the rustlers.

[Maxine]

Whoa.

[Max]

Max.

[Gabby Hayes]

Max.

[Laverne]

Hiya, Frankie.

[Patty]

What do you say?

[Narrator 2]

I'm wild and woolly and full of

[Max]

fleas and I ain't been carried below the knees.

[Gabby Hayes]

Yeah, you're pale and weak as I've ever seen. You got lots of color, but who likes green?

[Max]

Watch your lip. That you happen to be talking to

[Narrator]

the sheriff at this year County.

[Patty]

Oh, Frankie, are you really a sheriff?

[Gabby Hayes]

Your dad.

[Max]

Blam. Hooting tooting on the sheriff. I just stepped down at the county seat and had myself deputized.

[Gabby Hayes]

You look more like you've been homogenized.

[Laverne]

Gabby, quiet down. Don't pay any attention. Frankie. He's our ranch foreman. Gabby. Hey.

[Gabby Hayes]

Hey, Frankie.

[Narrator]

Hiya, cranky.

[Patty]

Frankie, you know Maxine, of course. And this is our other Sister Laverne, she's one of your most ardent fans. Say, Laverne, say something to Frankie.

[Laverne]

Tell me, are you really being classy?

[Gabby Hayes]

S?

[Laverne]

How can you say that after you voted Frankie the best actor, the best dancer, the best comedian, the best orchestra leader of the year?

[Max]

What about my singing, man?

[Patty]

Oh, do you sing, too?

[Max]

I didn't know. I didn't know I was this far out west.

[Narrator]

But let me.

[Max]

Let me at these rusters. I'm ready for action. You see the sheriff's badge in my chest?

[Gabby Hayes]

Where is it?

[Narrator]

My badge?

[Gabby Hayes]

No, your chest. Anyway, why are you there, Sheriff? I got the background first.

[Max]

What did you ever do, partner?

[Gabby Hayes]

Why, I used to be a bombardier and zoom down on the enemy from a height of 10,000ft going 500 miles an hour. That's when I was with Teddy Roosevelt. Rough Rider.

[Max]

Rough Riders are just kidding. They didn't even have planes in those days.

[Gabby Hayes]

I know. That's what made it your rough.

[Pat]

You ain't scare me none, father.

[Max]

I'm twice as tough as you'll ever be. Why, I was born tough. When I was in kindergarten, I could

[Gabby Hayes]

lick any kid my age. Did you have many fights?

[Narrator 2]

Nope.

[Max]

All the kids my age were in high school.

[Gabby Hayes]

Hey,

[Laverne]

Frankie, I never knew you were so brave.

[Max]

Hey, there's only one thing that I'm afraid of in this whole world.

[Narrator 2]

Only one thing. Hey.

[Laverne]

Oh, what's that?

[Patty]

Hay?

[Max]

Yeah, girl.

[Singer]

Oh, what you said.

[Narrator 2]

Hey.

[Laverne]

Hey, Gabby, you help a little muffle out of here, will you?

[Gabby Hayes]

Oh, you always get rid of me. Every time you get ready to sing.

[Laverne]

Yeah.

[Patty]

Every time,

[Singer]

every time every time Every dog long time I fall in love I get a shovel around Every time, every time every time every time Long time I try Roman, I'm taking a chance I'm losing my mind

[Pat]

I'm gonna

[Singer]

learn to be a hermit and live in a Ms. Cave Until I lose those whose my sweetie gave to me

[Laverne]

Me I'm going to put my bridges

[Singer]

behind me I'm going to hit all

[Patty]

you man you can look like you'll

[Singer]

never find me behind me again. Every time, every time Every d Wrong time I fall in love I get a shovel around every D1 time

[Laverne]

every

[Frank Sinatra]

time every time every dog on time he falls in love Baby, do I get a shoving around Every time, every dog on time Every time, every time every dog on time I try a man I'm taking a chance I'm losing

[Pat]

my mind

[Frank Sinatra]

I'm gonna learn to be a.

[Singer]

But you never find me I need fall again Every time, every time, every Dog, I get a shovel around

[Frank Sinatra]

every doggone town.

[Gabby Hayes]

Look here, Sinatra. What's the big idea bringing us down here to the barnyard? What kind of a sheriff are you?

[Max]

In hell Will all famous detectives return to the scene and reenact the crime?

[Patty]

You see, this is exciting.

[Laverne]

Frankie, what do we do now?

[Max]

Well, we'll do just what the rest was did. We've got a 100 cattle in this corral, see? So open up the gate and we'll see what happens.

[Laverne]

See, That's a good idea. Hey, Gabby, sl the gate open.

[Frank Sinatra]

Frank, look. All the cows are just staying over the ridge.

[Max]

I lose more cows that away.

[Laverne]

But Frank, this isn't helping us recover our cows.

[Max]

Now, don't get excited now, girls always got to do now is to look for fingerprints.

[Laverne]

I don't think it will work.

[Max]

Why not?

[Patty]

Cows don't have fingers.

[Laverne]

All right, Laverne. Come on, kids. Maybe we'll find some clues on the other side of this fence.

[Gabby Hayes]

Pretty high things, gals. You want me to give you a boost?

[Alamo]

What are your kids waiting for?

[Maxine]

I'm already over here.

[Gabby Hayes]

Yeah, but you crawl through a knothole,

[Frank Sinatra]

darling.

[Laverne]

Gabby, have a little more respect for

[Patty]

the sheriff, will you, please?

[Gabby Hayes]

You may call yourself a sheriff. Far as I'm concerned, you ain't nothing but a swooner that calls himself Frank Sinatra. Shh. Please, Gabby, not so loud.

[Max]

You know who I am, and I know who I am.

[Gabby Hayes]

But don't let it get around. My wife might hear what difference that made. She thinks I'm Perry Como. Whoever you are, he ain't no sheriff.

[Max]

Well, you wouldn't be talking like that if you know how I could handle

[Narrator]

a six shooter, partner.

[Gabby Hayes]

You got to show me. You see that mosquito there on t' other side of the corral?

[Max]

Yeah.

[Gabby Hayes]

Well, let's see you shoot him in the eye.

[Max]

Which eye?

[Gabby Hayes]

Why, ye young whippersnapper. I'll fill you up full of lead. The government will want to melt you down. Why, you ornery maverick.

[Max]

I'll bust you between the horns and

[Gabby Hayes]

knock your jaw back so far you

[Max]

can scratch the back of your neck with your teeth. And no other crooner can make that save me.

[Gabby Hayes]

Yeah, you coyotes can waste a day around here if you want to, but I'm going to get out of here and track down them rustlers my own way.

[Laverne]

Well, good luck, Gab. And while you're gone, the riders of

[Patty]

the purple sage will be singing about There's a rainbow over the rainbow Rainbow

[Pat]

found the trail Just a magic trail that's born in the wind and rain and the clouds have rolled Rolled away the faint thunder still in the far up hill There's a rainbow over the rain I've been told there's a pot of gold at the end of the rain below But I found the trail of the magic veil this morning the wind and rain it will and glorious day and the clouds have lost the wind the fame thunder still in the far off field There's a rainbow over the land.

[Laverne]

Big Frankie, do you really think Gad can track down the rustlers?

[Max]

Why, that old coyote isn't half as tough as he thinks he is.

[Gabby Hayes]

I'm tough than he'll ever be.

[Laverne]

Are you really that rugged, Frank?

[Gabby Hayes]

Yeah.

[Max]

What would you say if I walked up to you and stuck a gun in your ribs?

[Patty]

Oh, you wouldn't shoot a sweet little girl like me?

[Frank Sinatra]

That she's crazy about a big, strong, handsome, tootsie, whoopsie colored, bonnie green man like you? Now, witches.

[Max]

Take the gun, ma'. Am, and tell him I died happy.

[Pat]

Hey, kids.

[Frank Sinatra]

We're so gabby.

[Laverne]

And he looks awfully happy about something. What's up, Gabby?

[Gabby Hayes]

What's up? I just solved the mystery of them missing cattle, that's all. And right under Sinatra's nose.

[Laverne]

Why didn't we think of that?

[Max]

That's pretty tall talk in there, Bushface.

[Narrator]

Just what proof you got, though?

[Gabby Hayes]

All the proof you need. I need. Even know where them cattle are? Rancher next door. Loot him over to his ranch and now they don't even want to come home.

[Max]

Well, how'd he get them there in the first place?

[Gabby Hayes]

Well, I don't think you're going to like the method he used. Sinatra.

[Narrator]

What was it he played?

[Max]

Crosby Records.

[Gabby Hayes]

What a sneaky way to plug.

[Laverne]

Don't fence me in he puts us in a sky. What are we gonna do?

[Gabby Hayes]

Only one thing to do. You've been doing a lot of talking around here. Sinatry. Now you gotta prove yourself.

[Max]

Are you hinting that I gotta sing to see if my voice will lure

[Narrator]

the cattle back to your ranch?

[Gabby Hayes]

That's it. You better keep singing till the cows come home.

[Max]

Where would you like me to sing? The Jersey Bounce?

[Singer]

Yah.

[Gabby Hayes]

No. No. Why don't you sing? I ain't got no body. You're the only one that can sing it and mean it.

[Max]

I got a better idea. How about I didn't know about?

[Narrator 2]

I ran around with my own little crowd the usual laugh. Not often, but loud and in a

[Maxine]

world that I knew I didn't know.

[Narrator 2]

Chasing after the rain on the merry Go round just taking my fun where it could be found and yet what

[Maxine]

else could I do

[Narrator 2]

I didn't know about you.

[Maxine]

Darling, now I know I have Glorious

[Narrator 2]

yesterday Every day

[Maxine]

in your arms I know for once in my life

[Narrator 2]

I'm living Had a good time Every time I went out Romance was the same I skitted about how could I know about love I didn't know what I do.

[Maxine]

Darling, now I know

[Narrator 2]

the loneliest yesterday Every day

[Maxine]

in your arms I know for once in my life

[Narrator 2]

I'm living I had a good time every time Time I went out Romance was a thing I kidded about how could I

[Maxine]

know about love

[Narrator 2]

I didn't know about you.

[Frank Sinatra]

Well, Mike, do you think Frank will

[Laverne]

get our cattle back for us after that singing?

[Pat]

Oh, gosh, I don't know, Pat.

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[Gabby Hayes]

Well, Mr. Wise Guy, none of the cattle come back. How do you know any of them heard ye?

[Max]

Hey, I think there's one out there. Now, listen, I guess you know that Frankie was singing to her. Let's not give a few more bars.

[Maxine]

Oh, nothing at all.

[Max]

Is that a man again? Bing's put on a little weight, hasn't it?

[Laverne]

Why don't you put the old zip in it like you were singing for your song?

[Gabby Hayes]

That's right. There ain't but one cow home. There's 129 others to reckon with.

[Max]

Okay, I'll give it one more try.

[Maxine]

Oh, nothing at all.

[Narrator 2]

There you are, Fuzz Ridge.

[Max]

Every one of your cars are home. What do you say to that?

[Gabby Hayes]

Yeah, but the Old aunt shall never be the same again.

[Max]

Why not?

[Gabby Hayes]

Every dad blamed one of them cows is wearing bobby socks.

[Patty]

Better keep singing and this time we'll join you. If we.

[Narrator 2]

Empty saddles in the Oakland

[Maxine]

where do you ride tonight? Are you rounding up the donkeys in

[Narrator 2]

the strange long ago Are you on the trail of buffalo? Empty saddles in the old cross where

[Maxine]

do you ride tonight?

[Narrator 2]

Are you heading for the Alamo?

[Patty]

Be settled in the old

[Singer]

My tears

[Frank Sinatra]

would be dried tonight if you only say I.

[Maxine]

Empty. And begun cluttered with R Where do you trust tonight? Empty boots. Where do you walk tonight?

[Narrator 2]

I empty saddles low cross My tears

[Maxine]

would be dry tonight if you only

[Pat]

say I'm lonely

[Maxine]

as you carry my.

[Narrator 2]

Empty sin.

[Laverne]

Ladies and gentlemen, Marvin Miller has a very important message from our government.

[Narrator]

As the tempo of war increases, the need for more army nurses becomes more acute. Recently, 11 hospital units had to be shipped overseas without their usual complement of army nurses. Yet in the United States Today, there are 58,000 eligible, practicing or retired registered nurses. That means more than enough nurses to maintain the high standards of hospitalization our army has provided for our sick and wounded soldiers. If these nurses will enlist in the Army Nurse Corps immediately, please apply at your local Red Cross chapter or the army hospital nearest you. And do it today.

[Max]

Well, pat, Max and Laverne, the children's 12 visiting here in the old H of the Bar Ranch. Tell me, who's going to drop in next week?

[Laverne]

Well, Frankie, we have a reservation from one of the grandest ladies in Hollywood. Wally Beery, sidekick and many a movie. Ms. Marjorie Maine.

[Gabby Hayes]

Yes, and I'll steal right away from

[Max]

that handsome critter Marjorie Main and Gabby Hayes. That I gotta say.

[Laverne]

Well, listen, next Sunday, Frank. See y' all next week.

[Max]

Good night.

[Singer]

We'll be with you next Sunday afternoon.

[Announcer]

The Andrew Sister show is brought to you from Hollywood by Nash Kelvinator, peacetime manufacturer of Nash motor cars. Kelvinator and Leonard Homer Bryant now devoted 100 to production for war. The Andrew Sister show with Frank Sinatra will be transmitted to our troops overseas by short wave and through the worldwide facilities of the Armed Forces Radio Service. Frank Sinatra, sponsored by Max Factor, maybe heard on his own show every Wednesday night. Gabby Hayes is under contract Republic Pictures. This is Marvin Miller speaking.

[Max]

This is the Blue Network of the American Broadcasting Company.

[Cole Swindell]

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[Health PSA Speaker]

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