Jerry of the Circus - Too Many Monkeys

Summary

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Jerry of the Circus – Too Many Monkeys

Podcast: Harold's Old Time Radio
Date: May 17, 2026
Episode Theme:
A lively episode of "Jerry of the Circus," centering on circus logistics, the quirky camaraderie among the cast, animal tales, and a humorous crisis involving too many monkeys—specifically, Tony the Clown’s lost but ingenious monkey. The episode blends behind-the-scenes circus life with heartwarming and comical moments, evoking nostalgia for classic radio storytelling.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Managing Circus Passes and Revenues

[02:28–05:35]

• Problem Introduced: Jerry and Uncle Dan discuss the issue of free passes (used as trade for window advertising) occupying too many seats, leaving too few for paying customers.
• Uncle Dan’s Solution: Designate specific seating sections for pass holders who must arrive early; any remaining seats are released to cash customers.
  • Uncle Dan explains: “I told Jack that I thought it’d be a good idea to set aside one or two sections of seats for the passes alone... and then tell the holders of the passes that they have to be in by 8 o’clock for the night shows and by 2 o'clock for the matinees.” [03:36]
• Potential Issues: Jerry’s skepticism, but he ultimately supports Uncle Dan’s plan, vowing “I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.” [04:02]

2. Animal Oddities & Circus Friendships

[05:35–07:41]

• Rags and the Menagerie: Rags, Jerry’s companion dog, befriends animals in the circus menagerie, especially a gnu (Maude) and a cat.
  • Jerry shares: “He likes to be around the animals... The best pals in the menagerie.” [05:31–05:43]
• Uncle Dan’s Jungle Tale: Recounts an unlikely friendship between a chimpanzee and a leopard he witnessed on an expedition, underlining the unpredictable nature of animals’ affections.
  • Uncle Dan: “We found a big chimpanzee actually helping that big leopard out of the pit. No fool, that's exactly what happened.” [06:47]
  • Unfortunately, the photographic proof of this story was stolen: “A band of natives overpowered our guards and made off with the pictures. Not only the pictures, but several weeks food supply too.” [07:19]

3. Tony the Clown’s Monkey Mayhem

[07:42–13:11]

• Crisis Introduced: Tony the Clown, distraught, reveals his beloved monkey has ended up caged at the city zoo after slipping away in search of bananas.
  • Tony’s refrain: “No more Tony. No monk, no Tony, no Tony, no at all. I'm so sorry, mister.” [08:09]
• How It Happened: Tony, barred from the streetcar for bringing a monkey, walks to the zoo. His monkey leaps into the cage in pursuit of bananas as the keeper feeds the animals. The zookeeper, unable to distinguish Tony’s monkey from the rest (no costume on), refuses to return it.
  • Tony explains: “My bambino, he should see the man open the door and puts lots of banana inside. Well, me bambino, he wants a banana. So he's a jump out of my arm and he's run right in inside the cage.” [10:13]
• Efforts to Prove Ownership: Tony offers to have the monkey perform its tricks to prove his claim, but the zoo staff turn him away.
  • “I'm gonna do tricks to make for to show him I've got the right to watch. … No, he's telling me to go away. Go away? Beats it, he says.” [11:02–11:09]
• Finding a Solution: Jerry devises a plan—get the circus clown band to play at the zoo to lure the monkey out by playing the band’s leader song, knowing Tony’s monkey is the band leader.
  • Jerry: “If the clown band can go out to the zoo and start playing right by the monkey cage, the little monkey will hear them and want to come out and play leader.” [12:31]
• Plan Acknowledged: Mr. Randall and the rest endorse the idea. Tony and Jerry rush to gather the band, get a cab fare, and head for the zoo, determined to retrieve the monkey before the next circus show.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

Circusy Wisdom & Heart

• Uncle Dan, on free passes:
  “That's why it's a big problem.” [03:33]
• On animal camaraderie:
  “Well, Dan, the new had just recently lost her mate and was grieving. And somehow when she heard the cat wailing, well, I guess she figured her own troubles weren’t as bad as the cat’s and they became friends.” —Mr. Randall [05:59]
• On circus life’s unpredictability:
  “You never know when some band of natives are going to swoop down and help themselves. Everything that takes their fancy.” —Uncle Dan [07:33]

Monkey Mischief

• Tony’s lament:
  “No more Tony. No monk, no Tony, no Tony, no at all. I'm so sorry, mister.” [08:09]
• Tony explaining the zoo keeper’s skepticism:
  “Well, he's a say how I know my monk. Maybe I take her the wrong one.” [10:41]
• Jerry’s quick thinking:
  “The monkey will think it's showtime and want to get out of the cage and go to work with the band.” [12:44]
• Tony, elated by the plan:
  “That's a good. Good boy, Jerry. Good boy.” [12:55]

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Important Timestamps

• [02:28–05:35]: Circus ticket strategy — Jerry and Uncle Dan’s scheme to manage free passes.
• [05:35–07:41]: Heartwarming animal stories — Gnu and cat friendship, chimp and leopard story.
• [07:42–13:11]: Tony’s monkey misadventure — From zoo mishap to rescue mission.
• [12:21–13:11]: Jerry’s solution with the clown band and the crew mobilizing for the rescue.

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Tone & Style

Old-school, warm, and humorously earnest, with a fondness for animal tales and banter. Tony’s endearing, melodramatic Italian clown persona delivers the episode’s biggest laughs, while Uncle Dan and Jerry maintain steady, wholesome pragmatism.

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Summary

In this episode, “Too Many Monkeys,” the circus family faces the double challenge of balancing business with compassion and showmanship. The day’s chaos—stemming from misplaced circus passes and a confused monkey trapped at the zoo—brings the cast together in creative problem-solving. Full of nostalgia and gentle comedy, the story highlights the resilience, ingenuity, and camaraderie that defined the era’s radio serials.

Transcript

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[Uncle Dan]

Jerry of the circus. It's sam. Now for Jerry of the Circus.

[Jerry]

All right, Rags. I see him. Uncle Dan.

[Uncle Dan]

Oh, there you are, Jerry.

[Jerry]

Hey, did you have breakfast yet?

[Uncle Dan]

Long ago, Jerry. I guess I was about the first one to get in the mess stop this morning.

[Jerry]

I was just gonna say the flag's down. And if you didn't eat yet, you're out of luck until lunchtime.

[Uncle Dan]

Kind of looking out for your old uncle, huh?

[Jerry]

Well, I just didn't want to see you go hungry.

[Uncle Dan]

Oh, I see.

[Jerry]

Uncle Dan.

[Uncle Dan]

Yeah?

[Jerry]

Did you figure out something about those passes? I mean, so they won't take up all the seats and keep the cash customers out?

[Uncle Dan]

Yes, I did, Jerry. I figured out a little plan that might work.

[Jerry]

What is it?

[Uncle Dan]

Well, let's sit down on the steps here, Jerry.

[Jerry]

All right, now what?

[Uncle Dan]

He's trying to say something. All right.

[Jerry]

He's begging. That's what he's doing.

[Uncle Dan]

That's all.

[Jerry]

Sure. He wants to go over to the menagerie. Don't you, Ray? Well, all right, go ahead. But don't you go near the mess tent and bother Leo and beg for a bone.

[Uncle Dan]

Let him go.

[Jerry]

Now, what were you gonna.

[Uncle Dan]

Oh, yes, about the little plan I have for the free tickets.

[Jerry]

Yeah?

[Uncle Dan]

Well, I had a talk with Jack Hastings, and he told me that he'd been trying for a long time to figure out a better way to work out the passes for window advertising.

[Jerry]

Funny he couldn't think of something. Jack's pretty smart.

[Uncle Dan]

It's a big problem, Jerry. The circus has to have advertising so folks will know when and where we play in each town.

[Jerry]

Sure, I know that.

[Uncle Dan]

And it's only fair that we give out free tickets to the people that let us put those cards in their store windows.

[Jerry]

But it doesn't seem right that the people with the passes get in and take up all the seats. And then Mr. Randall loses money by having to turn down the cash customers.

[Uncle Dan]

That's why it's a big problem.

[Jerry]

So, what's your plan?

[Uncle Dan]

Well, I told Jack that I thought It'd be a good idea to set aside one or two sections of seats for the passes alone.

[Jerry]

That's a good idea.

[Uncle Dan]

Now wait. And then tell the holders of the passes that they have to be in by 8 o' clock for the night shows and by 2 o' clock for the matinees.

[Jerry]

Maybe I don't understand, but. Well, I don't see how that's going to help.

[Uncle Dan]

Look, Jerry, that way.

[Jerry]

Oh, you don't have to explain it to me. If you say it'll work, I suppose it will. At least I hope so.

[Uncle Dan]

Well, it's not the best plan on earth, but it's worth trying.

[Jerry]

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.

[Uncle Dan]

Well now, Jerry, that's nice of you. It won't be too much trouble, will it?

[Jerry]

No. Quit kidding me.

[Uncle Dan]

You're a great boy, Jerry.

[Jerry]

Hey, look it.

[Uncle Dan]

What, Jerry.

[Jerry]

There goes Boris Rusoff.

[Uncle Dan]

The glum Russian they're beginning to call him. Uh huh.

[Jerry]

He can't seem to get over the way they laid the joke on him.

[Uncle Dan]

He got pretty mad about it all right.

[Jerry]

And he says he won't give up until he finds out who did it. He said anyone who thinks they can make a monkey of the great boys has got to get up early in the morning. And don't forget that either. I can just imagine how mad he got when he finally realized it was all a joke.

[Uncle Dan]

It sure must look funny in those little boys clothes out in front of the main gate when the show let out.

[Jerry]

I'll say. Imagine his embarrassment.

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[Jerry]

Good morning, Mr. Randall.

[Uncle Dan]

Morning, sir.

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You two seem to be in fine spirits this morning.

[Uncle Dan]

Couldn't be better.

[Jerry]

Uncle Dan just figured out something that's going to save you money.

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Oh, well that's fine. How about it, Dan? Am I going to have to buy you that new suit of clothes?

[Uncle Dan]

Don't know, Mr. Randall. You might.

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What's it all about?

[Uncle Dan]

Oh, just a little something I've worked out with Jack Hastings. Oh, well, is it a secret? No, but let's give it a try first. I'll tell you what I wish you'd do, though.

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Yeah?

[Uncle Dan]

I wish you'd check your receipts tonight and compare them with last night's.

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[Jerry]

Oh, he's gone over the menagerie to see Kelly. He likes to be around the animals.

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Oh, say, by the way, how's that new getting along? What's her name? Maude?

[Jerry]

Oh, she's all right now.

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Oh, she and the cat still friends?

[Jerry]

The best pals in the menagerie.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Well, that's an odd friendship, that one.

[Uncle Dan]

A cat and a new friends.

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Beats all some of these animal friendships.

[Jerry]

You see, Rags found a sick cat a couple of weeks ago. And when I took it over the menagerie, the gnu spotted it and brightened right up.

[Uncle Dan]

I don't get you, Jerry.

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Well, Dan, the new had just recently lost her mate and was grieving. And somehow when she heard the cat wailing, well, I guess she figured her own troubles weren't as bad as the cats and they became friends.

[Jerry]

Did you ever hear of anything like that?

[Uncle Dan]

Well, to be truthful, Jerry, I've heard of stranger things than that. Not only heard of them, but seen them with my own eyes out in the jungle.

[Jerry]

What for instance?

[Uncle Dan]

What would you say about a friendship between a chimpanzee and a leopard?

[Jerry]

Really?

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That's a new one on me, Dan.

[Uncle Dan]

I was responsible for that get together.

[Jerry]

How?

[Uncle Dan]

Well, you can believe it or not, but we trapped the leopard. And before getting him out of the trap and into the cage, we wanted to take some pictures.

[Jerry]

Yeah.

[Uncle Dan]

Well, sir, we went back to camp to get the camera equipment and when we returned we heard some rustling. So we closed in very quietly.

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Now, wait a minute. Is this on the level, Dan?

[Uncle Dan]

It sure is, Mr. Randy.

[Jerry]

Well, then what happened?

[Uncle Dan]

We found a big chimpanzee actually helping that big leopard out of the pit. No, fool, that's exactly what happened.

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Did the chimp get the leopard out?

[Uncle Dan]

Yes, he did. And then he examined the leopard to see if he was hurt. That leopard seemed to know the chimp was trying to help him.

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I can't see why you'd let a good catch like a leopard get away so easy.

[Uncle Dan]

Well, I tell you, we figured the incident so rare that we thought pictures of it would be more valuable than the catch itself.

[Jerry]

Well, did you get some good pictures?

[Uncle Dan]

You bet we did.

[Jerry]

I'd sure like to see them.

[Uncle Dan]

So would I, Jerry.

[Jerry]

What do you mean?

[Uncle Dan]

Well, unfortunately, while we were away from our base camp for a few days, a band of natives overpowered our guards and made off with the pictures. Not only the pictures, but several weeks food supply too. They practically cleaned us out.

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[Uncle Dan]

Yep. You never know when some band of natives are going to swoop down and help themselves. Everything that takes their fancy hey, listen.

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Oh, what's up, Jerry?

[Jerry]

Ear, eggs. Ear, eggs. Come on.

[Uncle Dan]

Here he comes, Jerry.

[Jerry]

Hey, what's the matter, fella?

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Oh, wait a minute. I see. It's Tony, the big fat Italian clown. And it looks like he's on the war path. Here I am, Tony.

[Jerry]

He's looking everywhere.

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Over here, Tony.

[Tony the Clown]

Tony. Lots of trouble, mister. Lots of trouble.

[Uncle Dan]

Don't laugh, Jerry. He's really upset about that.

[Tony the Clown]

Oh, it's too bad. No more Tony. No monk, no Tony, no Tony, no at all. I'm so sorry, mister.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Now, wait a minute. What's all this? Now, take it easy. Now, Tony, what are you trying to tell me?

[Tony the Clown]

Well, what I'm not trying to tell you is I'm no good without the monk.

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Wait a minute. You're trying to tell me you lost your monkey?

[Tony the Clown]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm a no lose. I'm a know where he is.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Well, then go and get him.

[Tony the Clown]

What? I'm no gotta get him. No gotta get him. That's what I'm trying to tell you.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Listen, now, calm down and tell me what happened.

[Tony the Clown]

Well, I'm a start to the front, eh?

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

What's that?

[Jerry]

He means he's gonna start at the beginning.

[Tony the Clown]

That's right.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

All right, Tony. That's a good idea. All right, let's have your story now.

[Tony the Clown]

Oh, she's a new story. She's a truth mama telling her truth.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

All right, all right, but go ahead.

[Tony the Clown]

Well, I'm a like of my mom. I'm a lover him. I'm a caress of him.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

I know, I know.

[Tony the Clown]

I always think of my monkey. I'm a good to him, Mr. Andrew, my monkey. He's a juice like my brother.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

All right, come to the point. Come on, come to the point. Tony, what are you trying to tell me?

[Tony the Clown]

Well, I'm not telling you. I started the front.

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Yes, yes, yes.

[Tony the Clown]

All right. I'm alike my monkey so much, I'm taking him to the zoo this morning.

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To the zoo? 1 4.

[Tony the Clown]

What for? So we can see his relations, the. The other monkeys in the cages.

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Do you get that, Dan?

[Uncle Dan]

Pretty good, I'd say.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Go ahead, Tony.

[Tony the Clown]

Well, first I tried to go in the street car, but they don't let me come on with my monkey. Three or four cars I try the conductor. She's a say no.

[Jerry]

Of course I won't let you on the streetcars with a monkey. I can't even get on one with rags.

[Tony the Clown]

Well, my monkeys are better than a dog.

[Jerry]

Oh, yeah, I don't know about that.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Now, Jerry. Well, go ahead, Tony. So what did you do?

[Tony the Clown]

Well, I'm. I'm a walker to the zoo. I'm a walk all the way with my little bambin.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Well, that's quite a walk, Tony.

[Tony the Clown]

Well, you telling me I'm a tired. But my monkey. I'm thinking of him, how he like to see the other monkeys.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Where is he now?

[Tony the Clown]

My monkey?

[Uncle Dan]

Yeah, of course.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Where is he?

[Tony the Clown]

Oh, he's a lock up.

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Locked up?

[Tony the Clown]

Yes, he. He's in a big monkey cage in the zoo. I tell you just how I happen.

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Yeah, yeah, go ahead.

[Tony the Clown]

I'm a holy him. So he's a look at the monk. Then the keeper is a comet to feed.

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Yeah, the keeper came to feed the other monkeys.

[Tony the Clown]

Yes. Yeah, that's all right.

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So.

[Tony the Clown]

So my bambino, he should see the man open the door and puts lots of banana inside. Well, me bambino, he wants a banana. So he's a jump out of my arm and he's run right in inside the cage.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

He ran right through the open door and into the big monkey cage.

[Tony the Clown]

That's all right. You see, he's hungry for the banana.

[Uncle Dan]

Why aren't you going after him? Get him out?

[Tony the Clown]

Why? Why? You asking me why? Because he's an old me the man to keep.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Now, wait a minute. He saw your monkey go in, didn't he?

[Tony the Clown]

Shoo, shoo. She's a see, you know my monkey, she's inside.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

I don't see why he wouldn't let you go and get him.

[Tony the Clown]

Well, he's a say how I know my monk. Maybe I take her the wrong one.

[Jerry]

Well, didn't you have the costume on your monkey?

[Tony the Clown]

Tony? No, I'm in. No, putisa clothes on.

[Jerry]

Oh, then no wonder the man was right. How could you tell your monkey from all the rest?

[Tony the Clown]

Oh, how. What a thorny. He's an old wishing.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

But you, you couldn't convince the keeper, is that it?

[Tony the Clown]

Well, that's all right, I couldn't.

[Jerry]

The man ought to know you wouldn't want any other monkey than your own.

[Tony the Clown]

Well, I'm gonna say that too. I'm telling him. My monk, he's a trained. I'm gonna do tricks to make for to show him I've got the right to watch.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

And he wouldn't let you?

[Tony the Clown]

No, he's telling me to go away. Go away? Beats it, he says.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Well, that's bad.

[Uncle Dan]

Tony.

[Tony the Clown]

Tony knows it's about it. Me a bumpino. I'm a lover. My monk.

[Jerry]

What about the matinee? How are you gonna do your act

[Tony the Clown]

without Your monkey, it's just. What's the matter?

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Well, what do you suggest he does, Dan?

[Uncle Dan]

Looks bad, doesn't it?

[Jerry]

Must be something or some way to get the monkey back.

[Tony the Clown]

Oh, I'm a tear it down the cage. I'm going to get to my monk. I'mma tell you, I get.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Now, Tony, you won't have to go to that extreme.

[Uncle Dan]

Say, Mr. Randall, how about calling us doing explaining the whole thing to whoever's in charge?

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Well, they'd most likely have the same answer the keeper had. They'll want the proper identification before they let a monkey out of the cage. Those little critters all look alike, you know.

[Tony the Clown]

No monkey?

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

No, sir. No.

[Uncle Dan]

So find a way of getting your monkey back before matinee.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Well, we'll have to.

[Tony the Clown]

For six long years I'm a teacher. My monk tricks. I'mma work with my monkey for you. How long, mister?

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Well, it's. See, you've been with me. I believe this is the fourth season, Tony.

[Tony the Clown]

That's all right. Four years. I'm into my monkey. I'm feeling so bad.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

I should think you would.

[Tony the Clown]

Oh, maybe my monkeys will get the heart in the bigger cage.

[Uncle Dan]

I wouldn't worry about that, Tony. He can take care of himself, all right. He's a whole lot smarter than those cage monkeys.

[Tony the Clown]

Sure, she's a smart. He's a very smart. But how am I going to get him back?

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Come on now, let's get our heads together and figure something out. Yeah, we've got to get that monkey. He's too valuable to leave in a cage in a zoo. Besides, Tony has to have him back in time for the matinee.

[Jerry]

Hey, I've got it.

[Uncle Dan]

What, Jerry?

[Jerry]

I know how you can get them, Tony.

[Tony the Clown]

It's easy.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Listen, this better be good.

[Jerry]

Oh, it is. Now, here's all you have to do, Tony. Get the clown band.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

What? Well, how can they do anything about it?

[Jerry]

Well, Tony's monkey is the leader of the clown band, isn't he?

[Tony the Clown]

Shoosh. He's the leader. He's a making them play.

[Jerry]

All right, then if the clown band can go out to the zoo and start playing right by the monkey cage, the little monkey will hear them and want to come out and play leader.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Say, maybe you got something there, Jerry.

[Jerry]

Sure, it's fun to work. The monkey will think it's showtime and want to get out of the cage and go to work with the band.

[Tony the Clown]

That's A good yes, Mr. Randall.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

It might work at that. And then you can put your monkey through some of his tricks. And that should prove beyond a doubt that you have the right monkey.

[Tony the Clown]

That's a good. Good boy, Jerry. Good boy.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

All right, get going around. A ball of clowns to work in the band. All that you can find. And here, take this money. Take a cab to the zoo.

[Tony the Clown]

Oh, thank you very much.

[Jerry]

Can I go with you, Tony?

[Tony the Clown]

Oh, sure. You come with me, Jack.

[SpinQuest Disclaimer / Mr. Randall]

Well, I hope your idea works, Jerry. But whether it does or not, I want you back from the matinee. You've got your show to do, remember?

[Jerry]

Yes, sir. We'll be back. And we'll have Tony's monkey, too.

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