
Dinner Bell Roundup Time 48-01-07 First Song - Sugar Hill
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How friends and neighbors, we trust that they find you feeling well and in good health and good spirits and that you're ready for another dinner bell program today with Wesley Tuttle, Eddie Kirk, Biddy Liebert Country Hensley, Herman the Hermit and today, Judy Hayden helping out place of Texan. Yours Julie Cliffey Stone. We got some special things lined up for you today that I hope you'll like and enjoy. And I see Floyd and Lloyd are here. They're getting ready for their program at 12:30. I don't know if they're here. They're both here. They're starting off with Sugar Hill Boys. Help me out. Grab your banjo off the wall and get your fiddle Bill hits the horses to the shay we're going to Sugar Hill Wanna get your eye knock you want to get your fill Want to get your eye knocked out Go to Sugar Hill Hill he'll want to get your eye knocked out Got a Sugar Hill I ask Migal to marry me she better say I will, I will Pack up on my dad's a move to Sugar Hill Wanna get your eye knocked out you wanna get your fill Wanna get your eye knocked out Go to Sugar Hill Hill he'll get you right knocked out Go to Sugar Hill Sugar that's something to think about Never. Where is Bob Will the Simon tree the raccoon found the ground. Raccoon said you son of a gun Shake them Simmons down. Want to get your eye knocked out you want to get your fill Want to get your eye knocked out Go to Sugar Hill Hill, Hill, Hill, Hill Hail, hail Want to get you and I got a Sugar Hill Wanna get your eye knocked out you wanna get your fill Wanna get your eye knocked out Go to Sugar Hill Hill Hill, Hill, Hill, Hill, Hill Wanna get your eye knocked out Gonna sugar Hill case histories have proved time and again that certain social elements of the times, certain conditions and perplexities of individuals are conducive to excessive drinking. If you know someone, a friend or relative who is drinking to excess, it is up to you to take the first step toward helping him back to health. To fully understand alcoholism and how to combat it, let me urge you to request a copy of a very fine, free and informative booklet entitled Freedom From Destructive Drinking. This booklet has been prepared by Samaritan Institution of Los Angeles, an organization of experts whose scientific methods have won the acclaim of countless doctors and helped return many thousands to health and happiness. Samaritan, which is licensed by the state, has put many of the facts pertinent to alcoholism in this booklet. So get your copy now by calling Drexel 1241. That's Drexel 1241. Or you may write to Samaritan Institution, 3350 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles. 5. All right. We'll certainly remember that. And now, Judy Hayden to help out for us today. And, Judy, you look just as fresh as a nice, fresh head of cabbage. Well, there's nothing better than fresh head of cabbage, is there? Lettuce would be a little bit lettuce. All right, lettuce. I should have picked something a little better than that, but it's just good of you to come over and ring the dinner bell for us. I'm having fun today. Ringing the dinner bell. You certainly are. Judy is what they call bell happy. You put the bell in her hand and she r. Can you. There we go. Could you kind of work a song in. In between rings? I sure could. And I will dedicate this to Texan because I'm very sorry she's ill. All right. And the song is Teardrops in My Heart. You'll never know I cried when I found out you l. But I'm just riding Hiding to draw in my heart A cowboy can't revere a broken heart until he's all alone someplace unknown to play the part Though I'm pretty Pretending that I don't care to be with you My darling is my prayer but way down deep inside I can't give up my pride so I'll keep riding high Fighting to draw in my heart Though I'm pretending that I don't care to be with you My darling is my. But way down deep inside I can't give up my pride so I'll keep riding Hiding teardrops in my heart thank you, boys. Thank you, Judy. And I'm sure. The pleasure is all ours. Good singing there, I'll tell you that. Some good singing. Now here's some good talk about the examiner from Johnny Corsair. Could you become a victim of the Doctors of death? Learn the answer. Read Medical Hucksters, a series of shocking articles exposing death dealing medical fakers. Men who prescribe fantastic lotions as a cure for dreaded diseases. Written by Dr. Morris Fishbein, noted editor of the American Medical Journal. Medical Huckster starts Sunday, January 11th. In the American Weekly, the magazine distributed with the Sunday Los Angeles examiner. Dr. Fishbein tells how quacks operate, lays bare the fantastic so called cures now sweeping the country. Medical Huckster is one of the most amazing series on medicine ever written. So don't miss the first dynamic chapter. Sunday, January 11th in the Los Angeles Examiner. Thank you, Uncle John. That's fine. And now we'll move along here to Eddie Kirk and Eddie, are you anticipating a flight into the supersonic structure of the universe today? I notice you've got on your flying jacket and your choker. Or muffler, rather. Just. Just cold this morning. I was flying yesterday. All afternoon. Buzzed out over your house and over Harold Hensley's house and Billy Lee's. That's fine. No wonder I couldn't get any sleep. Oh, great. I thought we were being attacked once again. From the way that airplane was hovering over my home. I wasn't very close to you. I was all of 200ft over your house. Yeah, I know. I know. That's real. That's real interesting. Later on, get yourself a skywriting job where you can at least tell me what's happening, will you? I'll put your name up in the sky in big white letters. Maybe run a Placentia plug up there for us or something. What are you gonna sing for us, Edward? A little white house with you inside it won't have to be a little house it's gonna be a big little white house with you inside Heaven will be with your love proved and tried always near to cheer me from your side I won't roam with your love I can't go wrong Little white house with you inside and I'll be satisfied Little white house with you inside Life will be so happy Yours and mine at my side Calling me their pappy Storms may come, rains may come fall I'll be near when you call Little white house with you inside and I'll be satisfied Little white house with you inside I'll bring home the money. You're the queen and My bride. I'll always call you honey. You love me? I love you. Love like ours will be true Little white house with a you inside and I'll be satisfied Little white house with you inside Never mind the weather Face this world side by side we'll grow old together Old and grave still in love thank the Lord up above Little white house with you inside and I'll be satisfied all right, Eddie. Find a little white house. You know, friends, One of the most powerful hockey teams ever assembled in the Pacific Coast League invades the Pan Pacific auditorium this Wednesday night, January 7th. Seattle's blazing hot iron men battle the Los Angeles Monarchs in what may be the, well, what you call the game of the year. Seattle has a stranglehold on the race in the Pacific Midwest. And the Monarchs are running ahead of the pack in the south by virtue of seven victories and one tie in their last eight games. Now the Ironman proved their class by overwhelming second place San Francisco 6 one Sunday night. Now this is Seattle's first and their only visit to Los Angeles during the regular season. And the Ironman and the Marninks will start their game of the year at 8:30 Wednesday night, January 7th. That's tonight at the Pan Pacific auditorium. Now there's plenty of good seats at 2:51. $75 and a dollar and a quarter at Pan Pacific. Any agency, or if you want to, you may phone York 1123. That's York 1123 for tickets. Get tickets in advance if possible. And if not, good seats are still available at Pan Pacific box office even as late as 8:30 game time tonight. Remember, there's 1,000 seats at 90 cents. Well, friends, that concludes this portion of dinner bell roundup time. Another full 45 minutes follows this announcement. Howdy, friends. This is Foreman Phillips. You know, to be lonesome in a big town is almost as bad as being sick. There are thousands of folks just like yourself in this town who don't know what it is to be lonesome. They've found the big county barn dances in Compton and in Baldwin Park. They've found good western dance music, good folks and a good, good time every weekend. If you want to wear a smile instead of a frown, then don't miss the big county barn dances every Friday, Saturday and Sunday night at Town hall on Long Beach Boulevard in Compton and on Ramona Boulevard in Baldwin Park. And now dinner Bell round up time brought to you by Goals. The big block long store. 1207 East Washington. The corner Washington and Central. Move along here. And we haven't had Any singing from Wesley Tuttle yet today? Wesley's been mighty busy helping out all along here and we're going to ask him to come up and kind of show off for us here for a minute or two. And Wesley, pick out a good one for. We've got some friends listening all the way out there in San Bernardino this morning. Well, I think Jenny Lou Carson's best tune of the year was A Penny for your thoughts. Let's do that this morning. That's a good one for all of us. Memories are haunting you and they're making you feel blue. Darling, a penny for your th. Are you thinking of the past and the love that didn't last? Darling, a penny for your thorn I'll understand Because I love you More and more each day I want you even though I know your heart is far away now don't try to tell me lies those are teardrops in your eyes. Darling, a penny for Sam I don't mean to be unkind. Is your own love on your mind? Darling, a penny for your son. After all the things he's done, is he still the only one? Darling, a penny for your. It hurts me so to see the sorrow written on your face. I hope and pray on some tomorrow. I can feel this way. If someday we should part. You can say a broken heart. Offer the penny for your part. That certainly is good, Wesley. I've heard that song sung many times, but never quite as. As fine as that. Wes a great job. Say friends, you know that song Eddie sang a little while ago about little white house? It's kind of a. It kind of sounds like a newlywed song to me. And a little white house with you inside is mighty fine. But if you don't have any furniture to sit on, that's going to get kind of monotonous. I think we can. If you can take care of the girl in the house, we can certainly take care of the furniture. For right now it goes during their big pre inventory clearance sale, you save up to 50% on furniture and appliances for your home. And every department at Gold's is just filled with many outstanding money saving items. For example, in the living room department, they feature a two piece studio divan and chair. Now this is a regular $69.95 value. But during the pre inventory clearance sale, this beautiful and well constructed set is priced to sell at only $39.95. Now plain arithmetic tells you here is a saving of $30. And the studio divat opens to a full size double bed. Bed with a hidden Bedding compartment. For extra blankets you can buy on a no money down basis. Pay just $1 a week. The price again for this lovely two piece studio divan and chair, only $39.95. The appliance department is featuring also a big clearance sale of all kinds of nationally advertised gas and electric heaters. This large selection of heaters offers more than 15 from which to choose. Priced from $8.95. There's also a portable comfortaire, heater and fan. Price is just 14.95. Now this comfort air can be used in summer and winter. It's portable and can be moved to any room in your home. So remember, you want to be cool in the summer or warm in the winter. The comfortaire will take care of your problem for just $14.95. Remember, it's pre inventory sale time at Goals and that means up to 50% saving on furniture and appliances. So visit Goals at the big block long store at 1207 East Washington, the corner of Washington and Central today. They're open weekdays till 6, Friday, Saturday and Mondays till 9. One thing more, if you will. Be sure to tell them that all the folks here on the dinner bell program at Cliffy Snow and ask you to drop on in. Well, today, friend, we bring you Harold Hensley with a song to sing rather than one to play. And Harold, which one have you picked out to sing for us? Cliffy, I've not got my song picked out yet. Now you kind of. Harold, for three days we've been building you up as the new find the new singer here on the dinner Bell program and you keep coming in without. Without a song. I'm not very good voiced today, Cliffy. Well, let's hear. Let's hear you give us a little. A little warm up there. Run a little scale for us, Harold. See, I told you I can't. Yeah, well. Well, maybe. Maybe you know best, Harold. Who knows? Maybe you know best. Does the fiddle sound any better? Oh, a little bit, I guess. All right, let's hear from the fiddle then. All right, a little bit. Cactus. All right, Harold, Harold. Harold, I will let you leave the microphone with a promise that tomorrow you will bring a song in and sing it for us. Cliffy, I'm not sure I won't make you any promises because I'm not much of a singer. Well, we don't care whether you're much of a singer or not. Do you know any of Jimmie Rogers songs? I can't yodel much either. Cliffy. You can't yodel? Yes, he Can? Well, you must. Must. I'll practice up on telling time. All right. Well, that'll be just as well. Say, incidentally, friends, we want to remind you that Friday night there's a new Western dance starting. Eddie Kirk and the Country Boys and along with Judy Hayden will be at the VFW hall in North Long beach at the corner of Louise and Long Beach Boulevard. Now, the dance starts at 8:30. And I think for your Friday night fun, you will have a good time. Popular prices prevail. Only $0.68 per head plus tax. And I know you'll enjoy yourself. This is the first Friday night dance for Eddie. And we want to see Eddie's dance go over big. And I'm sure if you folks will come out and kind of help him out and fill the hall this first night, that that's about all the help he's going to need. He'll turn out good songs for you and do his recorded songs there on the bandstand. And Junie will be there doing the numbers that she does. So fine, you've seen her do out of Placenta. Placentia, incidentally. Now, that's Friday night at the VFW hall in North Long beach, the corner of Louise and Long Beach Boulevard. Get there at 8:30. Now, Saturday night we'll all be out at the Placentia American Legion hall, the corner Chapman and Walnut in placentia. That's just three miles east of Fullerton off Highway 101. The Oklahoma Sweethearts will be out with us. Also, Larry Cassidy, the singing sheriff. And I think you have a good time there. Likewise. So pick either night or both nights if you care to and do some Western dancing this weekend. That's the Placentia American Legion Hall Saturday night and the VFW Hall, North Long beach corner Louise and Long Beach Boulevard on Friday night. Is that a date? Okay, let's have a little duet singing here from Eddie and Junie, huh? Okay, Cliffy. How about when you cry, you cry alone? Oh, that's real good advice. We hope nobody's doing any crime. Yes, I know you've lost your only true love and the life you live is not worthwhile But I'll bet you'd be surprised if you'd only dry your eyes and see how sweet it is to wear a SL. When you smile the whole world smiles with you and your life is just a happy song Love when you cry, you cry alone so just try your eyes and don't be blue and don't smile Memories won't linger long when you Smile. The whole world smiles with you. When you cry, you cry alone. All right, that's, that's all right. When you cry, you cry alone. Say friends, one quick reminder here for Goals. Remember that they're having their big January pre inventory clearance sale and right now it's everything goes from 1/3 to 1/2 off the regular price and the saving is all yours. In the large and complete bedroom department you'll find lovely three piece bedroom suits of modern waterfall design that includes vanity chest of drawers and beds that has been reduced $30. Now this beautiful three piece bedroom suit you have a choice of walnut or blonde finish. Was regularly priced at $99.95. But because the clearance sale it's been reduced to only $69.95. Also there's a big savings on blankets. Gold special price on a 5% wool blanket as low as $2.69. And we could use those blankets during these cold nights we've had lately. There's a choice of patterns and colors. There are 25% wool blankets, a large selection at only $7.95. Remember too, you can use your credit at Goals, small down payments and the rest on easy weekly terms. Visit Goals soon, won't you? And believe you me, you'll save and you'll be glad you did. That's goals at 1207 East Washington, the corner of Washington and Central. Open weekdays till 6, Friday, Saturday and Mondays till. You may call Richmond 9221 for added information. And when you call or drop in, please remind them that your Dinner Bell program. All the folks in Cliffy Stone ask you to drop in the G O L D S Gold. The time is 12 o' clock high noon and you're tuned to KXLA Pasadena 15. Another full half hour of this delicious program. To follow this announcement. The lowest price in town for a rebuilt Ford motor. The lowest price in town for a rebuilt Ford motor. $99.65 new motor guarantee nothing down 12 months to pay. Schneider lynch and Burbank try to beat that price anywhere. Your Ford brakes relined at the lowest price in Southern California by one of the nation's largest Ford service centers. Make Snyder lynch prove that statement. Snyder lynch can prove that statement. Snyder lynch at the lucky address, 711 S. San Fernando Blvd. Burbank. And now the well dressed portion of Dinner Bell roundup time brought to you by Royal Lands Bell Taylor's at 4022 Gage Avenue in Bell, California and 817 East Colorado right here in Pasadena. And to start us off it's that gentleman of the banjo looking very dignified today. He's got his. His beard has been freshly trimmed, his mustache freshly waxed. And he has his hair done into a widow's knot in the back. Which really makes him a startling figure. Herman, do you have some special event that you're celebrating today or are you just naturally in good trim figure here? Just getting over New Year. What I've been celebrating. I see. Well, I'm glad you have finally decided to. They kind of come out of it and I always say something intelligent when I get up here. Yes, you, Herman, you always do. And we can always depend on that. I'm copying old Hensel, you know. Well, now, wait a minute. We can always depend on a banjo number from you too. About here I've kind of been giving my thought to waltzes. Oh, Sweet bunch of daisies. And all those beautiful old tunes. That's good. Here's one called Grandma's Waltz. All right, Sa. Oh, say, you could search the whole land over and you'd never find anybody like Herman the Hermit to play that old time number on his five string banjo. Thank you, Herman. That's fine. Say friends, and you can search the the world over and you'll never find a better tailor made suit at the price of 49.50 that Royal Ann's Bell Tailors can make for you. Yes, you can have that satisfied that well dressed feeling when you wear a tailor made suit from Bell Taylor's in Pasadena and Bell Californ. And think of the values. Tailor made suits as low as 49.50 values to 80 to $90. Now these are top tailor made suit values and are made possible through huge volume, buying low overhead and tailoring in their own shops. Isn't that right, boys? That's right, boss. Realize too that the stock at Bell Taylor's also includes silk and wool worsteds and shark skins and gabardines and twists and tweeds and hundreds of patterns and colors to delight the taste of the man that really cares. And the woman that really cares too. Now there's special bargains and uncalled for suits in many waves and patterns. Values to $49.50, as low as 24.50. That's Bell Taylor's at 4022 Gage Avenue in Bell, California. And in Pasadena at 817 East Colorado stores are open weekdays till eight in the evening, Saturday nights till nine and Sundays till four in the afternoon. Remember, see Roy Land the man who says he's a tailor and a darn Good one, too. At Bell Taylor's in Pasadena and Bell, California. Remind them that Cliffy Stone and the Dinner Bell Roundup program ask you to drop on in. Isn't that right, boys? All right. Yeah. It comes gospel time the day we're really gonna leap on board with. Get on board, little children. I hear the train at times Hear it just at hand I hear the car wheels rumbling and rolling through the land get on board the little children get on board the little children get on board the little children there's room for many more get on board the little children get on board the little children get on board the little children there's room for many more. I hear the preacher talking about that land of he says it's filled with glory and happiness and love get on board a little children get on board a little children get on board, little children there's room for many a more get on board, little children get on board, little children get on board, little children there's room for many a more Room for many a more all right, boys. Thank you, you. That's good. That's just right. Just enough, I'll tell you that. And now, friends, here comes a song about that gal. Tex Atchison's written one called. I don't have it, incidentally, but it's called Jolie Blonde Has Married Kilroy. And no, and we haven't seen it, but Texas, tell me about it. I sure wish we could have it. Now it's the daughter of Jolie Blonde. Boys, help me up. She's the daughter of Jolie Blonde. But she's got more to offer than her mom. She's just sweet 16, long and lean she calls me her jellybean. The daughter of Jolie Blonde. She's got boyfriends by the dozens. She tries to make me think that they're her cousins. Oh, but I don't care. Cause when I'm there She makes her cousins take the air. The daughter of Jolie Blondie. Shame on you, Joey Blonde. Oh, her pappy fell for Jolie. But Jolie's getting kind of roly poly now she totes around a hundred pounds so firm so fully packs around with Pappy plus Jolie Blonde. Now she's Jolie only daughter. But she knows all the tricks that Jolie taught her. Oh, I can't wait till she's my own. We've got a home in San Antonio. The daughter of Jolie Blonde now she's the daughter of Jolie Blond. But she's got more to offer than her mom. She's just sweet 16, long and lean. But she calls me her jelly bean the daughter of jolie blond. All right. Thank you, boys. Thank you. And I want to especially thank you, Billy, for injecting that touch of shame, shame on you into the arrangement. You've been a real aid and a real help to the organization today. Thank you. Did somebody drive you to work this morning? No, I made it on my own power. Billy came in and just sat and stared straight ahead for 20 minutes this morning. And I don't know, he didn't seem to be awake or there was no sign of any reaction. What happened to you last night? Was there a big gin rummy party over at your house celebrating the return of your mother? Mother? I took my mom and dad and my wife Betty to the village. Hollywood. To where? Hollywood. To Hollywood. Huh? What did they see in Hollywood, Billy? We went to the Grandma's Chinese. Grandma's Chinese. For goodness sake. You really got around, didn't you? That's quite a picture. That captain's from Castile, isn't it's wonderful. Thank you. Well, we'll send them a bill for that. And we're going to have Judy come back up now with a fuss and a feudin and a fightin'. There's nobody does this quite like Judy, I'll tell you that. And she does a fine job of it. All right, Judy, are you ready to get good and mad here? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. All right. Feudin the fussin and the fightin'. Sometimes it gets to be excitin' I don't like Them ornery neighbors down by the creek Will be plumb out of neighbors next week. Grandma. Poor old Grandma what's the matter? One day has her shoot poor grandma she lies in the colder. Someone caught her van Dan over picking up a daisy. Feudin a flustering and a fight. This is a wrong man needs a right. Let's get that funeral service over Then we'll go feudin and fighting again. Fighting a beautin and a puzzling now that's all that's going on with us. We are such merry people People and sweet and all except when we happen to meet daughter baby daughter she poisoned all the neighbors. Chicken daughter d At least till she could run like the dickens they hit her with a shovel. Few that bite man to puss. No use the standing here a cussing. Let's give our daughter a pistol now, dad or angle. Feudin and fightin Fightin a fussin and feudin. Now why did they sheriff keep him free? He was a curious Critter. Yes, he was swell. It's a shame he was pushed down a well water. The well water. The doggone stuff don't taste like an otter. Look here, it's Minnie Slicker. That's why we all drink corn liquor. It's better with your shoes off. You fuck with an ant fight, this ain't no corner you can right. Well Judy, you better rest for a little while after that one. That last note should see her eyes light up and she tilts on that high D flat, I'll tell you that. Say, do you know right now you can buy a beautiful tailor made suit for yourself from Belle Taylor's and Fast Dean or Bell California for only $49.50. That's right. You'll find exactly the weave and the pattern and the color to suit your taste. The big stocks include silk and wool worsteds, gabardines, shark skins, twists and tweeds. Because you see of the huge volume buying the low overhead and tailoring in their own shops, Bell tailors are able to offer truly great values in men's tailor made clothes. Now here's an example. Tailor made suits values 80 to $90. As low as $49.50. The fit and the workmanship is absolutely guaranteed. Also uncalled for suits on which deposits were paid. They're on sale at only 2450. There again the fit is guaranteed. The alterations at no extra cost. Yes, 48 will pay big dividends to you with that well dressed appearance. If you wear a Bell Taylor's tailor made suit. Remember the addresses. 4022 Gage Avenue in Bell, California and 817 E Colorado here in Pasadena. Now friends, the stores both of them are open every evening till 8 o', clock, Saturday nights to 9 o' clock and Sundays till 4 in the afternoon. Please remind them if you will that your dinner Bell program at Cliffy Stone and all the folks ask you to drop on in time is 12:15. That concludes the well dressed portion of dinner bell roundup time. And isn't that right boys? Fine and neighbors, you should have seen Carl Saunders. He came in today looking very typically Carl Saunders without his coat on, without a tie on and his hair all mussed up. I said hair, I didn't say hairs. Hair all messed up. And he noticed that we had some visitors. Four very beautiful and charming young ladies that dropped in to visit with us. He ran out the door, put on his coat coat and his tie, combed his hair and darkened his mustache. And here he is. What the well dressed. The well dressed announcer will throw away thank you. It was cold in here. Yeah, well, go ahead. That's all right too. My wife listens to the program too. Hey, Clifford, you know, I've been looking around for the past 15 minutes for that something good to eat and I can't find it in here. We this week our stock has dropped the price nil in the foodstuff angle. We generally get fried chicken and cake and stuff like that, but I don't know, 48 hasn't been good so far for us. Is that what you mean at 12 o' clock when you said the next delicious portion of our. That's right, the next delicious portion. Well, don't disappoint me that way, neighbor. Don't forget you'll be heading for swell music, that riotous laughter and side splitting fun. Now if you'll swing your partner out to Dave Mings Big 97th Street Corral at 97th and South Main. There are three main big nights. Monday, Wednesday and Friday with Andy Holcomb, Frontiersman, the three Shiftless Skunks. And four big nights with Olie Rasmussen, Nebraska Cornhuskers and Herman. Herman. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Shut up, Herman. And the big anniversary party Thursday. Come a week the 15th of July. And the free passes are Plymouth 51026, I hope. Thank you, Carl. Well, friends, this has been another typical dinner bell roundup program. And here's another typical hoedown. It's the Arkansas Traveler, Harold Henley. Sam. All right, fine. There you have it, the Arkansas Traveler. Now, Carl Saunders once more. And this, this time I bet it's for Yankee Doodle. You know, Cliff, if he'd play like that, I wouldn't have to read this. You just say Yankee Doodle and be all done. That's right, neighbor. Buy, try, compare Yankee Doodle root beer. Yes, you drink just one bottle of Yankee Doodle Root beer and notice that smooth, creamy taste. That's because all the ingredients of Yankee Doodle root beer are homogenized by a secret melding process into one rich, tasteful, zestful overall flavor. Now, one taste will tell you that Yankee Doodle Root Beer hits the right note for your throat. That's why we say say buy Try compare Yankee Doodle Root beer. All right, Carl. Thank you. He will leave the studio and take his coat off. And take his tie off now and come back in later, I bet you. No, he isn't going to leave. He's going to hang around today. What's the attraction, Carl, that you should want to stay in the studio? Oh, we got some more Reading to do. Oh, we have. Well, very interesting and some more looking to do, I might hereby add. We'll move along now to a song from Eddie Kirk. And Eddie, have you got a nice, nice romantical number today? Well, I've got a romantic number. I don't know how nice it'll be, Cliffy. There's something I want to know though. That announcement that Carl just did, is that produced by Cottonseed Clark or somebody? No doubt. It'll probably be booked all over the southern part of America. Maybe we can get a sponsor for it, huh? Irving Yates, before we get through. Yeah, Eddie's gonna sing Remember that I Love youe is. Oh, no. When your heart cries out for someone and your eyes are filled with tears Remember that I love you Remember when you can't escape the feeling Of a thousand nameless fears Remember that I love you Remember Parting always leaves a hard and life seems hard to bear when your nights are long and empty and your days and endless pain Remember that I love you Remember when your heart cries out for someone and your eyes are filled with tears Remember that I love you Remember when you can't escape the feeling of a thousand nameless fears Remember that I love you Remember Farting always leaves a heartache and life seems hard to bear when you're night nights are long and endless and your days an endless pain Remember that I love you Remember. Thank you, Eddie Kirk, that's really wonderful singing. Remember that I love you. And we will at this point go over and throw some water on the girls faces, revive them and carry on with the broadcast. All right, Carl Saunders, maybe you can revive us. Well, there's some news bulletin, Cliffy. That's good. I'm revived already. All right. One of the most powerful hockey teams ever assembled in the Pacific Coast League invades a Pan Pacific auditorium this Wednesday night. Well, that's tonight, isn't it? Well, Seattle's blazing hot Ironman, they battle the Los Angeles Monarchs in what may be the game of the year tonight. Seattle is a stranglehold on the race in the Pacific North Northwest and the Monarchs are running ahead of the pack in the South. By virtue of seven victories and one tie in their last eight games. The Ironman proved their class by overwhelming second place San Francisco six to one Sunday night. This is Seattle's first and only visit to Los Angeles during the regular season. And the Ironman and Monarchs will start their game of the year at 8:30 tonight at Pan Pacific Auditorium. Hey, wait a minute though, Cliffy. That's as far as I go, there's a bulletin on here. It says, dear Cliffy, please add the following to that. So here, my union card only goes that far. You finish it. Getting in on the act here. That's good. Oh, yeah. And incidentally, supposed to tell you friends that there's plenty of good seats. I mean really wonderful seats at 250, $75 and a dollar and a quarter at Pan Pacific. Any agency or any reservations, you just phone York 1123, that's Y O, York 112-3. Now, if you can possibly do it, arrange to get your tickets in advance. If not, good seats still available at Pan Pacific box office even as late as 8:30 tonight. Game time. And incidentally, there's 1,000 seats at 90 cents. Don't miss this big show. I know you'll enjoy every second of it. And now Wesley Tuttle with another love song. Wesley's picked out one with the word love love in it. Only we. We have changed it to that's how much I loathe you. That's the title. That's how much I love you. All right, Wes. Now if I had a nickel, I'd tell you what I'd do. I'd spend it all on candy and give it all to you. I'd spend it all on candy and give it all to you. Cause that's how much I love you, baby. That's how much I love you. Now if you were a horse fly and I an old gray mare. I'd stare at my chew, Bite me and never move a hair. I'd stand and let you bite me and never move a hair. Cuz that's how much I love you, baby. That's how much I love you. Now if you were a kid with pretty glossy fur. I'd pick you up and struck you and less listen to you first. Oh, I listen to you first. Cause that's how much I love you, baby. That's how much I love you. Now if you want to marry I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll go and get the preacher and tie the knot with you. I'll go and get the preacher and tie the knot with you. Cause that's how much I love you, baby. Honey, that's how much I love you. All right. Thank you, Wesley. And now, friends, here's something we'd like you to hear. Have you ever stopped to think why it is that so many Southern California motorists have purchased cars on Paris Figueroa? Well, it's because they knew they'd get a better car at a lower price. And that's certainly True, friends. Almost 100 dealers on Figueroa, the street of automobiles from Wilshire Boulevard to the Coliseum have banded together and by so doing are able to sell you cleaner, more dependable used cars at lower prices. Today on Figueroa, you'll find over 10,000 sound smooth running cars to choose from. You'll find reliable dealers in business for years ready to sell you a better car at a lower price. Yes, Figueroa is truly the street of automobiles. Buy from the dealer who displays the big blue and gold emblem. It stands for quality, dependability and economy. It stands for the South Figueroa Automotive Business association on Figueroa, the street of automobiles from the Coliseum to Wilshire Boulevard. He's gone. He's gone. The trail is orgetari he's gone to join a heavenly band that's led by. Well, friends, we hope you've sincerely enjoyed Dinner Bell Roundup just half as much as we enjoy doing it every day. This is our day's work and we take pride in doing the best we can while we're with you. Give us a chance again tomorrow, will you? At 11:30 for another hour of Dinner Bell Roundup. This is Cliffy Stone speaking for Judy Hayden, for Eddie Kirk, Country Hensley, Wesley Tuttle, Billy Leibert, Harry Cameron, the Hermit and all the rest of your Dinner Bell folks saying so long. So long, KXLA Pasadena.
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A nostalgic return to radio’s Golden Age, "Dinner Bell Roundup Time" delivers a variety of live country performances, lighthearted banter, and slice-of-life comic moments, all wrapped in the close-knit, friendly feel of a 1940s radio family. The episode features performances by Wesley Tuttle, Eddie Kirk, Biddy Liebert, Country Hensley, Herman the Hermit, and Judy Hayden (standing in for Tex Atchison), alongside host Cliffie Stone.
This hour-long broadcast from January 7, 1948, blends toe-tapping western tunes, gospel numbers, comedic exchanges, and old-fashioned advertisements. Set against the backdrop of post-war America, the episode highlights the importance of community, health, music, and finding joy in everyday life.
“Howdy out there, friends and neighbors… We hope you’re ready for some easy listen because we think we’ve got what you want.” (03:22, Cliffie Stone)
“To fully understand alcoholism and how to combat it, let me urge you to request a copy of… 'Freedom From Destructive Drinking'…" (05:55, Cliffie Stone)
“I sure could. And I will dedicate this to Texan because I’m very sorry she’s ill.” (08:19, Judy Hayden)
“If you don’t have any furniture to sit on, that’s going to get kind of monotonous. I think we can…” (28:55, Cliffie Stone)
“I think Jenny Lou Carson’s best tune of the year was… Let’s do ‘A Penny For Your Thoughts’ this morning.” (27:17, Wesley Tuttle)
“There you go—could you kind of work a song in…between rings?”
– “I sure could.” (10:12, Cliffie Stone & Judy Hayden)
“Harold, for three days we’ve been building you up as the new find, the new singer here on the Dinner Bell program and you keep coming in without…without a song.” (33:24, Cliffie Stone)
“She’s the daughter of Jolie Blonde. But she’s got more to offer than her mom. She’s just sweet sixteen, long and lean—she calls me her jellybean.” (57:10, Cliffie Stone & cast)
“Sometimes it gets to be excitin' / I don’t like them ornery neighbors down by the creek / Will be plumb out of neighbors next week.” (58:50, Judy Hayden)
“We hope you’ve sincerely enjoyed Dinner Bell Roundup just half as much as we enjoy doing it every day. This is our day’s work and we take pride in doing the best we can while we’re with you.” (01:10:30, Cliffie Stone)
The show’s tone is friendly, wholesome, and peppered with quick-witted humor, gentle teasing between cast members, and a sincere sense of community. Segues between music, conversation, and announcements maintain a playful, conversational flow – making for effortlessly engaging listening.
This "Dinner Bell Roundup Time" episode is a delightful time capsule, mixing down-home music with genuine camaraderie and era-specific advertisements. For fans of vintage radio or lovers of American roots music, it's a charming journey filled with laughter, heart, and the inviting sound of simpler times.