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BEST BROADCASTS OF 1938-39
Doll. — I ain’t selling any. Wait a minute till I close that gate. {Fade) All the chickens will be out.
Dennison. — {Whisper) Think it’s Doll? He’s about the right size . . . heavier, though.
Haynes. — {Whisper) We got to get a look at his forearm.
{Fade in)
Doll. — What did you two fellers stop for, anyhow ?
Haynes. — I told you. . . . We’d like to have you kill us a fresh chicken every Sunday. You’ve got a nice place here. . . . This big hogshead makes a good watering trough.
Doll. — Yeah. . . . It’s always full of water, too. . . . This hose nms from that spring over there and keeps the hogshead full.
Haynes. — ^Look here. Bill. . . . Lean over and look in it. . . Isn’t that water clean ?
Dennison. — Mighty clear.
Sound. — Drop watch in water.
Haynes. — Oh! I dropped my watch into the water! You’ve got your coat off, sir. . . . would you roll up your sleeves and get it out before the water gets into the works ?
Doll. — All right. . . . Wait a minute. . . . {Bending over and grunt . . . swish of water) There. . . .
Haynes. — Thanks. ... It was awfully careless of me.
Dennison. — Got a tattoo mark on your arm, haven’t you ? An anchor and a girl. ... You must have been a sailor.
Doll. — No. ... I did it for the fim of it.
Dennison. — This is interesting. . . . Tattoo always fascinated me. . . . Let me see it. . . .
Doll. — Sure.
Haynes. — That’s beautiful work.
Dennison. — Best I’ve ever seen !
Doll. — You fellas think this is good? Wait til you see my other arm!
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