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oh

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and I would like you to meet the manager of the theater,

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Mr. Lou Goldberg.

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Mr. Goldberg, a little bit of a step from us,

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oh, my, that's it.

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Very glad to be here tonight, Dennis,

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and I know your show will be a big success.

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Thank you, Lou.

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And I think we should have one of the boys and girls

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come up and say a few words at this time, don't you?

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I think that'll be fine.

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How about Miss Carlson?

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Will you step up and say something?

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Mr. Goldberg, in behalf of the cast and myself,

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I want to thank you for the opportunity

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of working in this picture.

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That's fine, Miss Carlson.

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I know the show will be a big success,

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and I know the boys and girls will do their best

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and make Peoria proud of it.

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Thank you.

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Very good, yes, sir.

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All right, now we're going to hear

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from a very lovely little lady.

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In fact, she's the winner of the Fulton County Beauty Contest.

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Miss Virginia Fleming, assisted by Bob Waddell,

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singing a very lovely song called I Saw Stars.

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Virginia, please.

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I saw stars

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And I heard an angel say

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Wake up, wake up

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Wonderful dream came true

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I saw stars

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And I heard an angel say

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Wake up, wake up

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Wonderful dream came true

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New born feeling had me reeling

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Said to myself, where am I?

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It's all so hazy, they sound crazy

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Wasn't a star in the sky

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Still, I saw stars

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I heard a birdie sing

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So sweet, so sweet

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A moment of love for you

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That's very nice, Virginia and Bob.

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Well, well, well, look who just walked in.

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Barnes and Ford themselves.

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They're going to do Dinah for you.

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Margaret, play that Dinah.

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Give it up, Bob.

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I saw stars

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In the middle of a fire

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In the center of Carolina

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Oh, if there is no show to be done

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With the glad-dweller

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How about this gazing

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Through the eyes of God

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All these old days

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Why do I take this ride

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Because my Saturday night

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Changes my life for me

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Oh, Dinah

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Oh, where can I go

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How about this gazing

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Through the eyes of God

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Well, Dave, here we are.

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Out with a couple of Peoria's most charming young ladies.

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I think we ought to buy them a nice big dinner.

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What do you say?

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That's a good idea, Denny.

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Now, I have two bucks.

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Yeah?

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Now, what do we do?

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Spend it all night and have one big night out of it

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or to be safe some Lamar?

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Well, personally, I think you ought to spend two bits

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and take a bath myself.

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Say, I resent that.

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Why?

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Take a bath.

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Every time I take a bath, I catch cold.

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You do?

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Yes, I haven't had a cold in about two or three months.

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Oh, he's always pulling jokes.

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Now, listen, dear, what did you have for breakfast?

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I didn't have any breakfast.

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No breakfast?

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No breakfast.

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And what did you have for dinner?

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No dinner.

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No breakfast and no dinner.

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They're going to be darn hungry by tomorrow.

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Don't talk like that, Dave.

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Order right up.

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What would you weenie like to have?

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I'd like a nice big quarter house steak.

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Well, that may be great.

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If they had a steak in this joint,

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the chef would eat it himself.

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She's silly.

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Don't talk like that.

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You want to be a chief guy?

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No, who's a chief guy?

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You.

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Say, what else is she going to have?

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What else is she going to have?

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Oh, mashed potatoes and a big couple of tacos.

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How would you like a big smash in the nose?

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You wouldn't like it if it was me.

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No, don't talk to her like that.

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That's my girl.

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Yeah?

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You're not hungry, are you, dear?

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Oh, no.

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I'll take the same.

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James, my coat, I'm leaving.

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Just a minute, Mr. Lee.

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What are you going to have for yourself?

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Bring me a glass of water and an aspirin.

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Oh.

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Now we have a best pocket edition of Miss Mae West.

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Little Dorothy Loll.

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All right, Dorothy, will you do Miss Mae West?

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Mr. Piano Boy.

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Johnny was a lover.

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Oh, what he had they could love.

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They swore to be true to each other.

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And just as true as the stars above,

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he was your man.

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But he's not doing you wrong.

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Frankie went out to the bar

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just for a bucket of beer.

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And he said to Mr. Bartender,

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how's my loving Johnny?

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Now for a real fast whirlwind tap dancer,

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Mr. Tommy Miller, and he is fast.

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All right, Tommy, come on.

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Here goes.

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Very nice, Tommy.

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That's all right.

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That's all right.

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And now, ladies and gentlemen,

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we're going to hear from those three lovely Brashear sisters.

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Thank you.

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You're always telling me just what I ought to do.

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You tell me that it's wrong to look at somebody new.

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You're telling me, I'm telling you,

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why don't you practice what you breathe?

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You're always telling me to wait until you call.

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I'm waiting, waiting, waiting, then you don't call at all.

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You're calling me, or I'm calling you.

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Why don't you practice what you breathe?

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You tell me I'm your sugar pie.

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Yeah, you say you'll never tell a lie.

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Yeah, you even say you want to die.

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Yeah, how come you say it with your fingers crossed?

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You're always asking me to name that certain day.

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And then you change the subject and you think it's okay.

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You're asking me, or I'm telling you,

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why don't you practice what you breathe?

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Oh, yeah.

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All right, very nice. Thank you.

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Ladies and gentlemen, one of the most popular Night Club entertainers,

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assisted by little Doris Louise Dixon.

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Let's have another second for the ladies and gentlemen.

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My heart was a devil.

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You planted the trees

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And this is the flower

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This hour of sweet fulfillment

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This is all a dream, a joy supreme

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That came to us in the blue

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Oh, no, this isn't a dream

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It's all in bloom

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Oh, no, this isn't a dream