| Title | Drama Club of Ogden, Box 10, Folder 2 |
| Creator | Drama Club of Ogden |
| Description | Various Radio Play scripts from April 1950 |
| Subject | Drama; Community theater; Theater; Women--Societies and clubs |
| Digital Publisher | Digitized by Special Collections & University Archives, Stewart Library, Weber State University. |
| Date | 1950 |
| Date Digital | 2024-08 |
| Medium | plays (literary genre); documents |
| Spatial Coverage | Ogden, Weber County, Utah, United States, http://sws.geonames.org/5779206, 41.223, -111.97383 |
| Type | Image/StillImage; Text |
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| Language | eng |
| Rights | Materials may be used for non-profit and educational purposes; please credit Special Collections & University Archives, Stewart Library, Weber State University. For further information: |
| Source | Drama Club of Ogden Collection, Box 10, Folder 2, Special Collections & University Archives, Stewart Library, Weber State University. |
| OCR Text | Show MOTHER HOLLE LAND OF MAKE RELIEVE Friday April 28, 1950 5 = 5:15 PM val THEME UP AND DOWN Once upon a them was pretty ugly one was time am her of her husbam, of the house. and there was a clever, own daughter naturally Every the day this, the girl was good MUSIC UP 106 One day some drops of blood ll. on her spindle, 12.6 SOUND OF DIPPING 136 But 14, bottom. Be to 16. terribly 17. Well, 18. spindle down the 19 see your face again 206 MUSIC UP Zle So the poor 226 her heart. 256 SOUND OF. SPLASH 46 well and 256 MUSIC EFFECT did her were and of ugly ard lazy. as the pretty girl sit sore by & pretty into the it But was do well on daughter the the But girl's well the all they bled, the dipped one hadto from girl began stepmother and told angry ami said that's:a fine thing well, work high road through all fingers to wash spilled it. to her hend and fell m weep and finally went ervine home what had happened. The m ther was you he do, Since you've dropped the to her must go after it you bring returned to the down it -= so FALLING well it. And with you. with dispair overcame her, that -- down to bottom DOWN TO down to the her? for you from until fact, FOR one sweet, poor sank dauchters; andi dropped In so two INTO WELL this girl to had kim it The the had fingers she ani she her she other pretty till so who the spin as woman the BOTTOM OF she WELL don't let and misery sprang me into in the When the pretty lying in a young girl came to her senses she the sun shining brightly She rose and came to lovely meadow, with thousand flowers blooming at through this enchanted of bread, Oh, take me am quite done So the OF and took MUSIC UP little bread out, take till she out to or shall called me out, I girl stopped, LOAVES out loaves of bread one on came to atree My apples the farther she out to her: shake me! as she me, did was by one. oven full a cinder. I and her way. door BREAD Then she went laden with beautiful all quite ripe. shook the treetill are asked OF fell like rain. 42. SOUND OF APPLES 43. Then she again when went on 44, MUSIC UP 45. Soon she came to a little old house 46. door. When girl saw her, she 47. away, but called out . 48, What are you afraid of, dear child? Stay with 49. maid, and if you do your work well I will reward 50. But must be very Si. it well till the feathers fly; then people Sa. say it xsx Mother 53-6 The old woman 54. her maid and you to ovem 41. on, apples the apples FALLING the the a wandered a baker's burnt baker's OUT girl be the TAKING shake and her: opened AND Oh, herself enough. DOOR called the place, feet. OPENEING that So the pretty SOUND A and her found old woman snows, for spoke did careful her I! am so kindly best to how where was old frightened to you an woman sat by the and wm ted to run and be little her: make my me you bed. my handsomely. You must shake in the world below Holle. that please the her girl readily in all decided things. to be 3* 34343 55. MUSIC UP 56. So the girl led » happy 57. well, 58. poor 59. so 60. I know 61. before. 62. your kindness to me. 63. return to own people. 64. Your to home 65. so faithfully, 66. So she 67. was opened.. 68. SOUND 69. The 70. SOUND 71. her and covered 72. her the long 136 That's 74. girl. 75. Then she 76. DOOR CLOSE 77+ and 78. home. 79. MUSIC UP 80. When the 81. on 82. SOUND OF 83. When the the gitt she old woman grew sad never and scolded her. depressed and Mother Holle said? I am a thousand times went to and But knew better off after that here a while, the she was homesick, than ever I was But I have a great longing to go home, in spite of all my desire go I can remain with you no longer, but must pleases me, and because you have served I will show you the way back to the world myself. the girl by hand to a door. OF HEAVY DOOR OPENING took girl walked through OF SHOWER OF GOLD a the the life for a time for she did her work so her lost reward shut girl the it Then to spindle and said: such agood back inthe the door, found herself ivi ran toe. into the wall called out: HBN Clikk, clock, clack, mother and top of the ganux ugly her shower head being led a heavy from for site and and little world courtyard, daughter Our of gold fell it over Mother Holle maid. Goodby, sweet again near her own an hen who sat come back! came out golden heard When me old maid's this they handed tc 4. 424-4 84, see 85. where she 86. sister was 87. down 88. the girl, had the and found her been and how very excited covered with she had received the about the gold, ond decided she would go next she threw. the gold. well and get some gold too, so the spindle down the well and then jumped in »fter 89. SOUND OF SPLASH 90. Like her sister, she found 91. wandered along, she came to 92. to them of the oven, 93. Rk pretty joke, 94. 50 on she went. 95-6 MUSIC UP 96. Then she came to 97 - 111 not shake down 98. head. Besides I've 99. So on she 100. MUSIC UP 101. Soon she came 102. to the maid. 103. that she grew 104, So taking her 105. OPENING OF HEAVY DOOR 106. The girl 107. would be covered with 108. dirty old black pitch 109. SOUND OF PITCH FALLING 110. That's a reward for #21; SOUND OF HEAVY DOOR CLOSING MUSIC UP 1ll2. And ugly girl home covered take be out TO GIVS EFFECT herself the she gold. day it. told them The ugly | OF GOING DOWN,UP in a loaves beautiful meadow. As of bread, who begged her but she as if I should dirty my hands tree that begged her to shake it. your apples. One might fall on not time folly. indeed; the just apple for she saids of them on you. my went. ugly s0 MUSIC So the to the house of Mother The first day so lazy that Mother to the ran lazy big she door, Holle did her Holle she where she was hired work well, but after she must leave. told her opened it, through it, she gold, but instead, she was covered from mexxk her head to her toes. services to Mother quickly your went for thoughtnow Holle. with she with LAUGH pitch and when = 5-5-5 113. the 114. SOUND OF HEN 115. And scrub as 116. pitch off her. 117. and 118. MUSIC UP AND DOWN hen on kind the to wall saw Click, hard So as her coming, she called out: clock, clack, Our dirty girl's lazy girl couldn't it best she this everyone. could, way, she the learned was come to back! wash the be good > - ASL 10 SOUTH | PROGRAM COPY account... LAND OF MAKE BELIEVE Q DATE Wednesday, CB TIME 5 - 5215 ie ot TELEPHONE 5-464 SaltLoke City @ STREET MAIN BUZZIE 1950 12, April 2e | ee BAX 1. THEWE UP AND DOWN 2. Buzzy, a furry 3. breeze. 4. SOUND OF BREEZE 5. The whirly zig 6. same 7- over 8. Buzzy's bright bee 9. colors, red blue, 10. You 11. Nurse 12. brown honeybee, PURR OF his wings made whiff of a breeze was bending and again. up see, UP AND sailed of or eyes looked orange Buzzy lived Bee had said to him: Now Buzzy, you must come 13. of nectar and 14. and bring that home too. 15. So Buzgzie had buzzed on 16. SOUND OF BUZZING 17. MUSIC UP AND 18. Now Buzzy had 19. looked. 20. and 21. dusty 22. and 23. quite He uncles fill him So his very the down. whiff of a happy. Below him, the again <-- over and up He was looking for flower or purple. first trip lavender, and with be soft grass yellow, your a MOTOR a beehive home on this pink was his your little honey stomach little market basket full good bee go a and on your -- away. full of pollen way. way. UP DOWN never gathered how return with they bread just for where pollen smelled, their pollen...and bee sure must knew yellow make you in or BRE along he or nectar. But he knew how too. Buzzy had seen his aunts baskets full of the Bee it with honey Buzzy was not little market had seen Nurse the baby bees to his aunts and uncles eat. had mix But found that pollen they 2 24. and nectar. Nurse 25. Just searth 26. Buzzy, 27. So 28, MUSIC UP AND DOWN 29. Suddenly 30. MOTOR SOUND uP 31. He 32. breeze. 33. KEEP MOTOR 34. and down 35. him? for Bee bright 2u2- 202 had said: colors and sweet perfumes wings grew and you'll find it dear. that's just the dipped! Watt tiny he was doing. motor of buzzy's A sweet Buzzy turned. THIS down and #& spot was He WITH IN and scent circling sigged louder and louder. about in his whiff of and zagged -- down and down think a <e SEQUENCE down! And what do you of yellow..that was sure to be he a flower. spot first. saw ahead It was of 36. MUSIC UP 37. Buzzy's little 38. and and long bee had 39. tiptoed along. 40. MUSIC 41. feet two TO GIVE EFFECT He looked for nectar. 42. one of the round 43. blew in his eye. 44. SOUND OF 45. This frightedned 46. the sound 47. yellow 48. to 49. stir of 50. SOUND OF AIR 51. It 52. such made by He one end. Buzzy's brown bee feet for pollen. Finally he A stir BREATHING Buzzy, so he the whirly came through. him right how hard through sound OF for it MOTOR the hard and began again, black hole. This time overbackwards. But you see, Buzzy that the long hard yellow other f@ould he know to and watéhed lit so into and listened and a moment wings of his BEE peeked Buzzy the air zig then up flew came air of happened, nothing toward bee, at IF along a young yellow AS But bluew looked holes. toe nearly holes the TIPTORING OF black flower. tip black SHORT , BIR touched a bigger was 3=3=3505 53. flower 54. It was really a flower at all? It belong to Daisy the duck, vine. The warm Bill! Daisy's was not UP 55. MUSIC 56. You see Daisy 57. sun on her back had 58. billagainst her 59. when Buzzy 60. Now Buzzy 61. little black 62. TIPTOE MUSIC 63. Soon came 64. where 65. Suddanly Daisy 66. Quack! Quack! 67. And 68, WHISTLE EFFECT AND LADNING 69. Buzzy landed 70. Oh, was 71. SOUND OF MOTOR 72. He angry 73- toss 74. Sting 75 and 76. brown 77+ Hurrah’ 78. He 79. into 80. MUSIC he her sleepy, so she white feathers and landed on to to edge. sweet spot of had fallen WYellow other zip, flop! the He hittle rested asleep. that was direction were the pollen and and nowhere opened of the motor sting. over But middle her yellow And that Daisy's wa away looked was bill. from the around. Some- see pollen. ould he bill crying: her honeysuckle really buzzed. That hard yellow flower couldn't that. He was a bee, and he to rise, but his little bee feet, down, and there he with yellow dust, pollen atlast! I'ma He covered pollen into yellow honeysuckle UP DOWN looked his little flower and could sting. his saw back, his dust! success! baskets, found any vine. like heavy! found I've to started felt eyes in air leaned perfume. her the feet He opened enought He AND the had tiptoein the the right wings brushed made holes. into furry a honey-suckle angyy. hard. his the swisk, him over near seented -s- was had waddled decided he he had and nectar then there. he crawled 4-4-4.~4 81. Soon Buzzy 82. to bee 83. waddled 84. BEE 85. Buzzy 86. He 87 into the 88, If it hadn't been 89. Buzzy stopped laughéng. 90. SOUND OF SWERVING, gl. He cirlced down and buzzed right into 92. many undéretand bee talk, 93. a 94, MUSIC the crawled hive. out of Hé looked BEE LAUGH flower down ready to start his him and there Daisy below trip back duck along. MOTOR UP AND chuck#éd for he remembered that when honeysuckle of us can't thank you to AND DOWN UP the remembered Suley and Daisy --- He Daisy's epbiut vine, for how he her had swerved had fooled he had been pollen and bill, found and bill dipped and tossed nectar circled hin. thre, down, ETC. Daisy, don't you? Daisy's ear. I perhaps think And he although was buzzing SL | PROGRAM BASTER COPY MAGIC ACCOUNT_LAND OF MAKE BRLIBVE (0 | 10 SOUTH MAIN STREET CB | ‘ @ TELEPHONE 5-464 SaltLake THEME UP AND DOWN Billy slipped out spending Easter first time Judy's room TIPTOE MUSIC they DATE seni aM Det TIME 5m 5215 ee | ae 2 l eee City of his bed as quiet at their Grandma had been out as a mouse. Judy were was the very It a farm. tiptoed straight was his He shook her by the arm. the night before to get up bright and early the door to how many colored eggs the sister, and and to Easter they'd sneak Bunny them thene, they It's Easter morning, Judy. Wake up! Wake real quick about or pull you out of bed. I'll beat you Juday and got planned down who it I'11 up! to had left And be he said. in one jump, phump. Who dressed, laughed give the floor a s who. ‘Out-of-bed-with-you-o0!' careful not 15. you up 80 early? 16. The rooster did, oe ‘ow t-of-bed-wi th-yoo-oo.'. 18, They 19. TIPTOE 20. their 21. quickly stepped 22. BIRD BARNYARD 23. There's 24, Maybe to to thought. 14, dressed and house. on Judy He Westgate's and see nic that and tiptoed little up tell-tale mapumxkxtaxetumxesx down the he woke crowed; stairs, WUSIC eyes AND now not she an open wide, and turned the knob without a Bill, but let look the yard. sound and outside. egg decided SOUNDS in sight, she would sighed hide them Ae us real hard. 2-2-2=2 25. But though 26. eggs in baskets 27. MUSIC UP 28. We'll find 29. country rabbits are 30. Here's a little path, 31. There're bushes all along Le look. this way, 33- wait 34, barnyard gates 35. Oh, there are 36. Oh, no, 37- grass. 38. And 39. they looked or them I'll when have said just Bill MUSIC UP DOWN 40. But suddenly 41. white egg. 42. Oh, 43. before 44. he 45. she the to be found. Judy. Somehow I know we will. almost sighed, hiders, Bill. colored yet -- 4% gone, i'll 46. She picked theegg 47. It's still warm, 48. SOUND 49. Sack she 50. ona grassy spot 51. MUSIC UP DOWN 52. Meanwhile ground, Mabe Bill. the sides. Let's go down there and that. We'll come back here and the ones we crocuses east, See, right there's were about to all scattered and Judy right in I ever do? through. hasn't the to will quite on down what was and leads looking. stepped trees It go went bunny a One pass. through started great he'll be surprised when up carefully and held to she said, bunny the west. big I must little brook. nest, with one have goéten here lonesome Baster egg back finds he comes bet. OF BROOK went AND place colored parted, dear, no you they she were both they're AND in cried Bill, so low, better finished pretty siad highand in nests soon, go we both must her close face. around someplace. the gate; then leafing bush, sending IN along Bill the it to was the brook hold her searching till egg even and under with sat down wait. every rocks 5% 563-3 53- down in the water 54. SOUND OF SPLASHES 55. When suddenly 56. stone still 57. Soon two 58. SOUND OF POPPING 59. and 60. didn't 61. a hearty kick ahead a little ball of his t#acks and didn't even stir. ears popped up, came in in bright saw eyes know what to do. The Easter Bunny! Bill 62, his ears 63. ‘most 64. was 65. SOUND 66. Catch-choo, 67. The 68. SOUND 69. 2'h) 70. stead 71. fur, view, and Bill was thought. He seamed so tail was hardly down -- en fact, afraid to breathe; he eased catch-ehoo, he sneezed. just like a ball. Billy said. settled or push. | he long two with his there on his and so Bill stopped excited extra that small, at all. he except Bill was and just as ip and down, through the knees, he good, OF SNEEZING bunny bounced OF BOUNCING catch-choo! of straight He quickly jumped 72. On the 73. put him 74. completely 75. MUSIC UP 76. When 77. bunny's in his up off bounce pocket, trying Judy saw him coming, His hands are empty; 78. what I 79- divide 80. And Sill, when all knees he caught not except mostly to his walking hurried him mus} ears of with an find wouldn't seem just right. just keep it Judy with saw out in use didn't he guess and he it I'll his second -- it, going in- ahead. hidden founds; You're of sight. her empty hand. force, When Bunny course. easy a his sand, and Bill was | she thought: thing. I won't tell It spoil it lap swing, would and hands, to thought him 4-4-4. 4 81. she'd 82. To 83. be so disappointeé, phe show her what I've fun. He wished two 84. helped her off the ground 85. No telling what has heppened 8¢. MUSIC UP 87. Judy wondered 88. side or his 89. soon she 99. too; he 91. SOUND 92. Pip, 93. SOUND OF CHICK 94. pip, pip, 95. The 96. aster Bunny 97. There's 98. that 99. why leg began to change found, he thought, bunnies dad popped and he waked said at so the his would up plans. kind instead of of spoil only one. It's time we're starting house while we've been even-like, as if he was kind of stiff. She thought heard the strangest sound, and Billy stopped and looked had her He on. gone. a pain secret must the in one safe, but have heard pocket, then it around. OF EGG CRACKING pip, pip -- and something moved inside pip she plainlg heard and felt egg is magic, her it move again. Judy thought. What will thought to us two. Grandma waiting at door, said the punny in Come on, sa k0O. you were finding 101. MUSIC UP 102. They looked behind 103. looked till both of them were sure 104. Then Billy saé#d to Judy, How many did 105. Ten, said Judy, and this one the Bunny left behind. 106. in her out again, real quick, and there, to 107. and Bill's a little baby chick. 108, OUND 109. Old nest each year, had his the the big bunny was ever Billy do? with If only a wave, the hobing behave. door open left inside. in corners, furniture, came surprise, would holding what and the pocket a Grandia. pocket leave 1 that wide. on they you It's the could time that floor; find nof they more fina? Her hand went her OF CHICK Biddy Hen left him behind. She hides her said D=5= 995 110. grandma with aii, likely thought 112. the others a23. Judy 114, a twinkly smile. this stubborn with her to looked at Billy. can feed and pet 115. See, 1 found 116. you can keep 117. He reached L193, agreed 179, MUSIC this UP AND But one you was may never keep hin, dear. She going to hatch, and We both my early garden patch. He can yours too, she said. him. But Bill slowly shook his head. lots of colored him, Juday. into his Easter DOWN eggs. Look! pocket, was be their took I Your chicken found the out the furry happiest of all. is Kaster ball, a honey, took but Bunny. and they both « * - a? . ee 0 SOUTH' | TIME 5-464! WRITER Salb-Lake lily L. THEME UP AND DOWN 2. + Down at the roots of of rabbits. This paticular 4, Mrs, Rabbit shouting: 5 Get up: Get up 6. And of course, 7° trouble seeker 8. opens his Je SOUND OF 10. and looked Ld Then he 12. heard his 13. Your brothers 14. breakfast. 15. if there was anything 16. frowned and said: 17. Do we have to have grass 18, thing good to eat this 19. The 20. Sisters 2l. But 22; fast. 23. eat. 24. EYES You'd oak trée lived morning the air rings directed at little minute: these cries of the rabbit family. eyes one by one, the sky through his hind at up on mother are He a very rolls lively family with the sounds Dandy Rabbit, the his and over in bed of | legs the branches and wiggled are going of his the old oak tree, long gray ears as he say: and sisters and I down to the meadow for | grass I old TYPIST OPENING up sat avery val this sleepy RABBIT DATE TELEPHONE @ STREET MAIN TOO-SMART ACCOUNT. C8 fO COPY PROGRAM ASL THE in Dandy it was to go to themeadow, meadow all like it. don't like it. where for breakfast again? Can's we have stay he is very I want there away somes morning? is tender something a nice and sweet. different garden, I'1l Your to brothers eat for just go 6 better so | the I know hated, from"that garden. You're and break- there and. RagOU ¥ certainto a get into 2-2-2-2 25. trouble there. 26. Oh, I can 27. children, 28. my 29. Well, smart 30. SOUND OF 31. So 32. meadow for breakfast. 33. garden where carrots no. take care remember. brothers or rabbits jump And 34. MUSIC UP AND DOWN 35. When Dandy 36. down to 37- in higher sometimeget s and to the and the AND of her not garden get and run children lettuce he was just a fence he could see M-m-m M-m-m! How good they 38. began to water, 39. SMACKING OF LIPS 40. s0 squeezed under the fence. 41. SOUND OF 42. First Dandy 43. tender 44.’ Boy, 45. to 46, MUSIC 47. When he 48, the garden 49. WHISTLE EFFECT 50. took: What'sthis! 51. they look 52. them whatever 53. He UNDER any of woods. Come went bit gatden. SQUEEZING your children. Pray big straight for the grew. the and than the He headed the up in all FADE Through jumped of faster lost rest. he smartest trouble. Dandy. beans she and into UP rest But I'm 1 never CHILDREN rabbit came myself. can sisters. LAUGHING Mother 1 of tired the so he sat vegetables looked! growing Dand$'s mouth FENCE ate some cabbage I'm goingto come here for ¢ eat grass leaves. Then he nibbled breakfast every day. he Dandy decided some young peas. I'm never going hop around again. UP AND DOWN had pulled eaten all the peas to what he could just one see FOR of to see. HOPPING It's like they wanted a little icicles, only plant they're full red. of long red fruit. I must eat some bit of it Why, of are. the big red icicles and put every into his 3-9"3"3 54. mouth. Then 55. For his mouth 56. Oh! Ouch! 57+ And 58. MUSIC UP FOR THIS 59. Then started 60. drink. His mouth was burning so he could 61. He did not what the red icicle was unless it was 62, had heard his mother talk about eating pepper once 63. Then right in front of he 64, tomotato vines. 65. his front paws upon 66. WHISTLE 68. neck andtried 68. the bucket 69. SOUND 70. and 71. he he started began On! spit stinging Oh! the and chewing. and burning on the ground, to see if he But suddenly and burning could find and he stoppe stinging. oh! red icicle SEQUENCE running know chewing about %o him hardly keep saw a pail of water climbing upon a big lump the of the bucket. side some water from to screaming. pepper. upon Dandy a time. sitting among of dirt he Then he stretched some stretched his EFFECT OF to get flopped BUCK just over a little right on of top the water. of poor Dandy TIPPING AND WATER water ran all over him really scared now, for it was 72. know what to do do. He didn't 73. there was no use trying to push the pail for 74. too thick. just sat there and the tears 74. SOUND 75. and his mother 76. sisters, 77+ a 78. MUSIC UP 79. As he sat 80. SOUND OF the OF ran So he TEARS down AND his Right wonderful andwet dark have a flash Rabbit, OUT his under as soft the enough gray fur. bucket and didn't scratch out to the tomato vines out of FEET and were his eyes He thought of they were running Dandy heard a about and his brothers and in the meadow noise in the and time. thinking was he room rolled He SNIFFING nose. now SPLASHING Quick TRAMPING strange garden. having a 4u4e4-4 81. Tramp, 82. be S30 listened. 84. SOUNDOF BUCKET BRING RAISED 85. And the next 86. head and there 87. Quickly 88. MUSIC UP RUNNING 89. and struck across 90. SOUND OF SQUEEZING 91. and raced through 92. MUSIC UP 93. Dandy Rabbit 94, oak 95. fresh air. 96. first, and his soft grav 97° if he‘d fallen into a pond 98. sisters would laugh at him. 996 he As he hopped 100. WHISTEE 101. he ~ T0e2, I guess 103. a lot 104, tramp, coming tramp. straight Ina in front darted thought the garden. 105. and supper 106. 1 had some 107, MUSIC UP very still and beside the bucket. sat raised were two big tomato vines squeezed up over his funny-looking under the could go. to feet. fence FENCE forest as fast as lived. Then was still be wer of on he he came a terrible he Dandy in sight of the big down to get a breth of though not as badly as looked gust brothers and safely home sat burning, water. But he sight. knew He his was so glad tocet toward the oak tree, at as HOPPING had happened to him smart rabbit after all. From now on I'll listen to I'll eat grass for too. Grass is good for little right now. DOWN in a And AND seemed was he such ‘from and bucket eyes He He louder right until not trouble. his and stopped running what of was. the garden. tongue FOR louder stop about I'm of UNDER which EFFECT knew the the care. noise through the didn't grew Dandy the Dandy His noise where minute under didn't to thing Dandy tree The the garden. I gertainly got into mother and stay away breadkkfast and for dinner rabbits eat. to I wish —.:_ine THE THREE BEAFS LAND OF MAKE BELIEVE April 5 — 24, 19 0 Monday 5:15 val Le: THEME UP AND DOWN Qe Once upon a time Se small house 4s huge there were three in the center of bear which was Papa bear which was Mama Bear, Ge bear which was Baby Bear, Be MUSIC UP Se Now De izes. LO. things ll. of 12. MUSIC 13. One 14. povred it 15. in wood, all AND the The in there a great First Bear, Then ‘here was a middleesized And then there was a little great huge things for Mama Sear for Baby Bear, AND DOWN day after they into So away 17. MUSIC UP 18. Just after $04-- house. was a small, wee 20 6 she ole the dishes in were and made for bears could Papa were ar,anged the little small wee porridge for pots, they decided porridge was too & little old zood honest hot to eat in middle-sized thines their porridge had not gone, have been a in at the window, then Seeing nobody in the house, she SOUND OF LIFTING Se When she saw 246 walking LATCH the the house Bear, the the the were, breekfast and to take a walk amd neeced to they went, the She had their for cool. in t-gether wood, and UP looked lived DOWN were the who a large furniture course, bears , had Bhe peeped lifted the DOOR OPEN on the tabke, she made her very hungry. came old in was to the woman, for the keyhole. at latch THEN porridge wood woman and walked overjoyed, First she first in. for tasted the porridge SOUND Oh, OF but of the TASTING it was middle=-sized SOUND OF but the little it Mama PORRIDGE, way too THEN colde SPITTING she and ta-ted it. just went hot nor too cold, but old woman felt tired so she sat down in hard for her. little rest. So porridge of the first OUT Then too upe the Bear. ENJOYING all OTT tasted AND it papa she IT neither to Then TASTING was the hot. SPITTING buby it Then too THEN wee OF UP huge/bear, small SOUND MUSIC way was great PORRIDGE, TASTING Oh, Papa bear to the porridge of risht, so she ate s*e decided to sit down chair ofthe great, huge IT the bear. EFFECT FOR SITTING But was way it too 41. chair 496 EFFECT OF SITTING But it was way 44, of the little 456 EFFECT FOR it was neither she sat of plump the middle sized then she sat down So she sat down in soft, but in the bear, too soft for her, small wee baby bear, hard nor too the chair SITTING too until the bottom mmm mama So oon the care right out of just right, and so there the chair and she sat floor. SOUND OF CHAIR CRUMBLING AND SITTING OWN FLOOR. MUSIC UP Finally to the First the old woman bedchamber she tried for the bed decided to she extremely tired and wanted to great papa bear, but it was was ofthe seaxwxatxuarxxpatairs huge £0 upstairs sleep. toc 546 herd, Then she treid the bed of the middle+sized mama bear, 55° it was too And then she triedthe little wee baby it was just right for self under covers and fell fact asleep. MUSIC UP through their By this enough soft. bear, and the time the three bears to bo they came eat bDOOK OPEN, Papa bear hometo looked at Somebody has eating at my Then bear lookedat her bowl his bed of the her, so she would and then here be corl ereat gruff breakfast, porridge, swell tucked porridge but | said in his voice? mama been porridge. and said in her middle-sized voice: Somebody But has little-small Somebody MUSI So been has my wee baby at my been porridge bear 1 porridge three with bears their began oked at his and has eaten it around their house, chairs, to hook They saw Someboday has been sitting in Somebody has been sitting in my has been And too, somebody my and eried:? all upe sitting MUSI C UP When the upstairs three in bears saw this my they MUSIC EFFECT FOR GOING UPSTAIRS, First Papa Bear looked at his bed hasbeen lyins in my bed. been lying has were crooked, also, chair, and has sat the bottom so they starte | their somebody cushi-ns chair to Somebody the becinning chair, right out of ite And bowl UP C these first at were very bedroom, in my and growled: bed too.e angry, C46 And when little B56 there 86s screamed’ B76 Somebody 88, MUSIC 89, The little old 90, maxa of papa 91. or 926 mama bear and 93.6 wee baby bear's 94. she saw the 95-6 out of the 966 MUI C UP od And we one 98. been seen since, 991 MUSIC UP AND upon the has small wee baby bear pillow been was came to 1 ok at his bed, the little old woman's my bed «== and here heard in her Sleep she had thought She heard the was someone speakine voice awakened lying in head, she so he is] UP the the woman bear, rumbling but thunder. thought it shrill three bed, to had bears ran this there 1 okine at jumped out, knows what happened us, nor the by by in at day and was her the window, it great rough voice a roarine wind middlees’ zed to not DOWN standing ‘he three to v her once. her, bears, ice of dream. But And she when her, he leaped for she hasn't a urs ASL [ COPY PROGRAM Q (0 SOUTH MAIN STREET BILLY @ TELEPHONE 5-464 | wAND OF DATE Wed. April TIME 5 5315 Swalce val AND THE KING BELIEVE MAKE account... - GOAT 1950 26, sin Woict Salb-Liake lily THE ME UP AND DOWN Once there lived a birds and beasts and given to him by a present, for he knew that if he learned from the animals, he would managed to safely through his married a wife, and as get MUSIC UP AND DOWN One day the king certain insects. fairy was 12. opposite him to Li dropped some grains 14, SOUND OF RICH FA. LING 15. and little ant, 16. SOUND OF STRAINENG iy tug 18, toward his 19, and the king 20. Oh, dear ra for yourself. 22. go 23. that, 24, But a and it the the This knowledge had, But were it ever turn was to into childhood as his monarchs dinner language of rather reveal of course, a been troublesome anything a tone. The and had grown he had king up had and generally are. with his sitting him company. wife all DISHES ANT pull upon understood happy eating CLANK who godmother. was Li. OF king wait on of who house. heard king's rice and keep upon the running AND one about grains Just ashe had gone the second one say: give me see my of trying to pullit way met that a rice little boots are so dirty eating place, I should rude. owner of the very he a of so ate seeking grain be he living, began to PULLING the would As ground, of do You him was mmx friend, the upon rice, he another ant an d get another one ak that, if I were to entities it. =f can't do 2-2-2-2 25. grain of rice 26. If you want 27. You don't 28. do you? 29. Well, when 30. and laughed 31. SOUND 32. The queen 33. feel anything 34. up and marched toward the king. 35. MARCH MUSIC 36. What 37- Did 38. Of 39+ would 40. laughing at? 41. I'm nt laughing 42, Very well, but 43. Well, I'm afraid 44, ‘You must tell 45. you want be 46. The king still 47. 80 the 48. SOUND OF ANGRY VOICES UP 49. For days the queen gave 50. man was almost out of 51. hardly 52. the rice the and that king get it. No one I am going to carry heard this will notice your dirty all our boots rice for conversation, he threw back his head kindred heartily. MAN LAUGHING lookewé are relbed: go suppose OF 1 only in you at herself up and down, but she could not see or her appearance to make the king laugh, so she got think I wish you What are laughing at? laugh? course say vou did. so, instead at you ill worth and if of you behaving in am ridiculous that stupid did laugh, and I can 't tell you. If you laugh when there's is the matter? queen or mad. What I want refused to say and the went and on on. on liviing take I way. you anything. me. quarrel secret And know why. nothing to laugh at, declared she must know, INTO wuSIC her husband his wits while this the and to and nof rest, thought went consequences. on, until that he might as at last the life had become as well tell poor her 3- 3-3-3 But while sitting listening OF MUSICIANS PLAYING 54. SOUND 556 If 56. some dusty 57. flung at 58. become generally 596 bottom of 60. some secure 61. Wife, if you will 62. tell you 63. Very well. 64. WUSIC UP AND 65. SOUND OF HORSES 66. On the way 67. beneath the 68. stop 69. HOOVES 70. Now7Y ee stone, a become to am I to his court musicians I'm not going to be kicked used as the plaything restless and miserable. cool river, and roll resting placd where be dogs, the I laughed at. Call forth the HOOVES IN what to and beast, and stay forever. the middle of the be off. came and let's king and his queen lofty trees, so the drink some of the old goat and his wife were and asthe king and well's brink and stone at the until I find a there about horses the river, the to some of shade little and it happened that an the neighborhood of the well, 72 the nanny came to the 736 lovely green leaves that sprang 74. of the well. She called to her I will river, BAAING OF king a to suggested they So they browsing i n water. cool well fine dic¢ STOP OF SOUND man DOWN rest a and help be will 1 can children, naughty of gently 1 can me ride with by there and here to highway, or it, 1 if lie, thought: he play, goat 76. Oh, 77 water; 78. The old 79° HOOF BEATS 80. and said c ome AND WATER quickly and look. and get them come Billy Goat crossly: in Here for me. sauntered up tender peering and said: GOAT GOAT HOOFS to some the well over out shoots husband are sat queen of saw there, some the side my leaves which make and looked over mouth 4~4-4.4 81. You 82. expect me to get you those leaves, do consider how in the world I am to reach them? 83. think at all; if you did you would know that 84, those leaves 85, Oh, 86. Look OF of 88. asking questions, 89. to cure you 90. And with 61. SOUND 92. she 93. MUSIC UP AND DOWN 94. The 95+ SOUND 96. Then he walked 976 Are you still 98. Yes, I am. 99-6 Well, I have 100. also why I should should here, of OF OF to drowned! are plenty of fools in the world, silly king here, because he can't going to follies and is butted AND all the OF over my his life going goat reach but I am not one cure his wife of I know how away. But to. so hard that leaves in CRYING wanting those whole thing began the queen sat to find out why I was tell you, the to the well. laugh. KING to where determined made I'm GOAT about heard throw nanny NANNY up my mind not to mind to stop you mentioning Well, I notice that if 103. butts her, that seems 104. whip here.... 105. CRACKING 106. Do you 107. I should 108. you to 109. I camot tryied them. 102. and said: laughing and the the other moreover, I have subject any mare, his wife, he Now I have my I have to day mean? and that goat to is settle displeased the with question. just 7 OF WHIP mean you'd go I get do be If and 101. What you to try had up seem Do fall LAUGHING made don't in? he who You be forgot king don't and BUTTING soon you well your that suppose the you This I into there them. fall you? beat me? extremely sorry to to home quietly and answer them. Of have to do ask no more course, if you so, but silly will questions persist, why p rsuade when --«8- I say | | 110. CRACKING OF lll. Well, know 112. is 113. MUSIC you 5.558 WHIP the said they are UP AND DOWN queen both went happier home, and and wiser so did than the ever king. before. And it Apt ee THEME Re There ORES a a except a in QR had SND for Co MUSIC co THE As LO were very obedient 11 srew older he Le to UP was AND large upon brood of a time This had only one half a head and half him that she UP AND DOWN grew became was fine, looked just as one wing, and poor mother beak. His him her little mother kind more often Spanish all and the black except hen, plump if who little he had been one eye and had birds, cut he felt so sorry that all her Half-Chick. hen could the little self-willed and see Half-Chick. disobedient and rude and his temper to the other his mother, cocked his one eye children As he his manner chickens disagreeable. 14 SOUND OF 15 One CHECKENS 16 in 17 Mother, 18 but a 1:9 the king. 20 To Madrid? day a he UP strutted very bold way up to and ¢caidi: I'm tired of dreary maize field up cock; a you had gpne this life to it would thing the distance. journey together. “hat the use place? When I palace, I someday, of have shall when our a you verhaps like are crowdinz fine farmyard, chick, little and dull I'm poor half a at. you silly in look Why mother is you No, no, each courtyard to be a long be stay bigger, we other of my with off would will go in this own at to out on the some of you to come to say good-bye to his family, that led to to for ® before with a poky esk see journey home her nothing Madrid tired at at your little littke king's pay me a short he stumped visit. And down 9 ¢ were a up, and one leg, called children mother handsome, They youngest. He his a chickens. tee the HALE - CHICK FO DOWN once the |. scarcely waiting the road high Madrid, away - BRING oO His mother called GN Be sure are ie But OR a GR or ey 4. her IN you after him Half-Chick was in or look even UP fleld weeds AND so and SOUND weeds. in its Help you, time on busy travelers. BRING IN to such the day, as a stream that waters he didn't answer exeryone you meet. a that he hurry was taking was couldn't SOUND UP A little in a AND choked flow OF you a short and overgrown freely. help me think I'm off to Madrid EFFECT OR MUSIC TO WALKING cut It through with called out to Help I by clearing away these have nothing to but yourself, and to king. FIT see the HIS PECUTIAR hoppity-kick, away stumped that had do don't trouble MODR OF Little WAIKENG Half-Chick. DOWN came it was burning him and said: CRACKLE Little Do and trifles? he to come such later wood. called Do indeed. hpppity-kick, OF to a fire very low a minutes andw been ould left soon by be some out, gypsies so it FIRE Half-Chick!} In you put shall die} Help yous Indeed} your self and don't trouble HIS AGAIN I OF | Half-Chick! my or MODE WATER waste unless PECULIAR said: Little SOUND HIS back. passed that OF MUSIC FIT DOWN later he TO saying: Little a Oh, MUSIC civil little And OR and A him EFFECT kind MUSIC Oh, SOUND some I few sticks and have other dry I leaves things me. I'm hoppity-kick, away to off shall upon do. go me. quite Do Gather to Madrid stumped little to out help me sticks see for the king. SOUNDOF And WALKING hoppity-kick, Half-Chick. a bi MUSIC UP AND E The next Ke) tree in 4, OUG 5 SOUND 6 Oh, 7 branches. S It's DOWN ‘. morning, whose = GO as he wasnearing Madrid, he passed caught and entangled. It called help me of these branches the wind Half-Chick. Do hop up here was a large chestnut t O. « «-- OF WIND Little and set I cannot come away and it is so your own fault for going there. I can't waste Y stopping here yourself off 10 me, for I'm off 11 SOUND OF HIS WALK le And 13 MUSIC UP AND 14 When he entered the 15 in of it, so he knew 16 going to hop up to the pates 17 But he passed a back window, is thevery thing to help to as Here 19 that he 20 And opening 21 SOUND OF 22 he 25 WHISTLE EFFECT 24 into the broth 25 cricd 26 SOUND OF BUBBLING 27 Water, water, eg Ah, eg stream 30 Then must the my morning anddon't hinder kines. | have town, away WINDOW out his aaw it and stumped Little Half-Chick. royal palace, wait for the to POPPING INTO POT pot standing near the have pity upon Half-Chick, you would and the fields beganto burn now and so was come saw him the has just sent king Half-chick fire. and Poor and out. and said a message not wet me not help me when I you must Little be popped little do scald he dinner. little me soldiers cook his FOR king with king's for caught do house the arm, WATER beautiful be the broth POT fire huge for IN in a must want, chicken OPENING stretched he I window, away see to hoppity-kick, the Little shake all DOWN 18 the Madrid Just uncomfortable. AGAIN happity-kick, front you. free Half-Chick like was punished. Half-Chick. him a this. little 3; 1 CRACKLING OF FIRE 2 He and hopped danced Oy x CKVaes 4 Fire, 5 Tu 6 Ah, Little 7 in the 8 SOUND g At fire! Do UP not from one side of scorch me like this. the pot to the other ‘+ou cannot think how nurts. Half-Chick. wood. ‘You You would are not being punished. pain was help me when I was dying UP CRACKLING OF last, just when the so ereat Little Half Chick 10 thought he must die, the cook lifted the lid of the pot to see 1 if 12 Look 13 cinder.: 14 Ang 15 SOUND 16 he 17 wind 1 & SOUND OF 19 Caught him 20 Little “"alf-chick 21 Oh, wind. 22 Do let 25 Oh, Little 24 the chestnut 25 SOUND OF 2-6 And he e7 till they reached the highest 26 left him fastened to the 29 MUSIC BEGIN 00 And the broth was ready This chicken is quite can't send up to here. I pening OF the the it the king's dinner. He useless. the royal said: It's burned to a table. window OPENING threw for WINDOW little | Half-Chick out into the street where the } WIND me there up and whirled hardly me you hurry rest a moment, Half-Chick. WIND into could If tree him you would air breathe. along When the like I was not so He this quickly that gasped: you will kill me. of caught in the branches me. Now you. are help punished. UP swirled TO stands Little COME poor Half-Chick top over church of ‘the in the roofs the town, of the and there steeple. IN sad little Half Chick to this houses day. he you go ay) to the highest church you on the steeple, with his 4 If ON 65 gazing +) to Madrid sadly out AND DOWN Chick. MUSIC UP of and his walk through will one one see wins eye the him perched drooping over the streets at town, till you come on his one leg his side, Poor and little Half eo ae pr | Ree saaeccate “eu oe | PROGRAM ’ £SL KATY COPY DIDN'T accOUNT—_LAND OF MAKE RBELTRVE CB (0 SOUTH MAIN STREET @ TELEPHONE Lake lily Salt ; 2. 3. 4 5. 6. Te 8. 9. 10. 11. THEME UP Katy Didn't didn't play Katy sometimes and grass and and hourse She'll do val Katys hid. They ran flowers, But Katy and PM + 5:15 TYPIST didn't; she'd just and what did well, she UP when «= did. When andhepped her friends asked and skipped about lily petals, playing games for she just sat and them go their ways we're gone, she sometimes heard them sav, ao, where she grass, she overhead fair all the bugs of course queer Katy to stay at home. smile, and soon away no one seemed to she wasrestingin a tuft cool, There's going to be 3B Bugville, as you know, but no fun she's let she'd and of green a festival, will anyway. be and if the weather's right theres except She'll likely wahh amin her her staye But didn't, She was there, everything could be both heard and seen, She with a stare, as he were a pit surprised Then Katy heard somebody say, and shoved She just all sitting But went | Let who hours know, cares? bug, leaves down Lil Ladybug remark to Hoppergrass.e. where on to AND DOWN when Katy her slid didn't; Katy day WRITER other lonesome One 5:00 as feel MUSIC TIME AND DOWN 12. 14. 5. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 256 5-464| 1750 G, April DATE answered there. Let's start a big SOUND OF GROWD my, what gave a leap SOUND OF LEAP That isn't parade, and if everybody dressof pushed Well, in - who green she found a seat bowed to Dicky Doodle to see her laughed when Hoppe tumbled in a heap. -- OF PEOPLE anoise and ## they made, But Katy those who tried to EFFECT cricket, didnt’. get there first The band of WITH WHISTLE. someone said, course goes first. Just 2eLeQe2 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. Sle S25 33. listen, said Chirp Cricket, to the music we've rehearsed, He played «+ just fell. and while they a notee SOUND Now OF VIOLIN fall in CROWD NOISES they fell But PLAY NOTE And rushing line, at least some did, while Cool and clean, she ate a leaf the air show overhead, in sight the bright-winged butterflies, of Then in and ONE line. Katy didn't. fussed APPROXIMATELY fumed she watched in pell-mell others <~ well instead; MUSIC MAY COME UP HERE TO REPRESENT AIRPLANES OR A GREAT WO, OF WINGS First of flower petals drifting in the sarden zigeziz above the trees, and appeared a flight all dive, then SOUND OF there cane maple of arose bees. One in time to PLANE DIVIGN DURING ABOVE Then the music started, MUSIC UNDER THIS and keep from danced and in their slick black coats, had said his head held high, His band And t hugh Hopper when Lil dotted told them they marched were didn't even mind, sight. So were ‘te fleas were Lil was wore dresses just as bright. The they were so smalls; ami Flea MUSIC UP AND DOWN They paraded alovely for he till they couldn't for everyone; ready And and Buster more fun, did a flip-flop so the were make picnic lunch enought for was ahead, his crowded hopping mad, nosy family In little nos that ladie. behind, am her > blacke other beetles, to the rear for he waslast who because of al woud and paraded playing, Ladybug they dress stopped Lil jump gold Plippy too, his one rude a nose leader, pranced, first, did the Chirp come beeeplane, there as by. should bussine, a zize Cricket, went to burst. heard on parade enough she landing big proud engines show-off, the looked skies. their little just UP with ‘te like a and wak that squeak, The ants hadbrought and after béetles (WHISTLE so tired all EFFECT) all td lined up even Chirp eaten they were to run the relay when his family won a | race Be Se5 3 576 first place, 586. knew it 59 Youfre 60. do Sle: Katy too a and knew told the here high jump would as she moved to Why don't you sissy, Hopper said. what others do you miss a lot But Katy didn't. She just watched 626. came and 73 their lanterns and prepared T4e Come on, said, their 756 But where's the said that they were much too What shall we do? cried we still 16. 1. 78. 19. 80. Bl. 82, 83. 4, 85~ 86. go it was they home when time to start music? are of be let and wasn't do the'r part. aglow. Come someoneas ked, tired passe, or tired ball, The to on, crickets anyway, Hope rgrass., The day is so our feet. standing by his in he asked. Why don't you run and hide? You make this day a happy one, You didn't mar&h or run even plave You're looking worried, No need to tell you, But DID. She Katy violin tlet SOUND OF they VIOLIN We can't ade. What you doing didn't a thing to are do a race; you didn't help us out, speen and played upon “hey danced and mewer ba&k her dainty cape of seen, they 91le by yourself. We know 926 play the you do. | We wanted O36 like youe 04. Yes, Hopper said, the reason 956 there are things about them -- 966 Next time we 'Please they and for wouldn't BEAUTIFULLY music ‘Please complete. They You 90 mean stay. said. happiness know we n't Hoprer danced say, start. to about? B96 way time all PLAYING her, brought this lovely told fireflies Now what's enchanting, sxkk all said. 886 with don't Katy folded had you | here? was when evening not looked who at would he Katy, When it's Then at run? The fiddle happy He fu, festive lights him jump the to won by Hoppergrass. then while now come had why never they we heard danced romped you that some and nice You're wonderful, stayed behind all of practice to have been doubt, is know about, a erin, you'll you It takes a lot like us <= we should folks seem queer, no that we don't be some more, played stayed. youto before. things == come and play, said Buster with ani play your violin. upon a — | | Awhndud 986 When 99. Please 100. And Katy DIY -- with pleasure, 101. MUSIC UP AND DOWN Katy thanked play just them one Hopper more said: ahppy tune. Play one more for mood measwe a ae PROGRAM ASL [ COPY ‘ ACCOUNT LAND DATE Thursday ee: 5 ies val 0 oe CR 10 SOUTH @ TELEPHONE 5-464 1 STREET MAIN LITTLE ELI ELEPHANT OF WAKE 1950 27, April Pu 5315 - BELIEVE _ awe SalbLake lily THEVE UP AND DOWN Little #11 Klephant and eat 16. and gay; all he did was md play. His mother taught him many elephants should know, and little #1i listened as his trunk EFFECT TRUNK SWINGING OF fro. At through he'd he'd says On, I forgot, and she'd That's 14. venturesome sleep and and was he listened, but before the day was go do the very things she told not to do. shake his little off to bed. your great big ears listen; and him them up and can remember if one don't you try; 1 thing elephants are not She shook her Now don't day; then stand you would ever head. likely head, him I didn't hear you, wth for, she'd tell just leave them hanging ees you knew thought supposed to forget to before in the sun and dry a cold in that big nose, shake the trees and be -- take you well, you every And when go on trips, she said, please never Tomorrow we'll be on our way; we'll likely travel grass or water if we stay here where we MUSIC UP AND and early, are. romp quite I'll bright, frown. You forgetting's gatxi&ax know, Mother, morning a down. that bath Yes, Next remember a smiled. DOWN him do. Kli we to Then or say, are out took that WHISELE said and abou swung he Lift if things least send what WITH nose and your a blow. leave the each play. Fo: sneeze word. far; herd. we'll have no 22 -2-2 25 BIRD NOISES, AND 26. when the turned amv. a 28. Hlephants areeverywhere, 29. big -=- and 30. SOUND OF TAIL FLIPPING 31. happy flip. aa. he 33. MUSIC 34. His mother stayed 35-6 he was tired 36. was long 37-6 Get behind and hold my you -= hold on with your trunk. 39 find a river and can rest and 40. MUSIC INTO RIVER SOUND 41. Whenthey reached 42, BELEPHANT SOUNDS 43. he thought his tummy 44, the stream till he 45. he stopped in sudden 46. two small 47. It hasn't 48, widest 49. lots 50. Don't stand and stare, y true. I'm Hetty G2. the sun thrilling ones begged JUNGLE SOUNDS on its light, #1i opened up his eyes and ones, young saw sight. there Oh, and cried are Mother, Eli some this is on the run. behind him. started in surprise; old about my He gave fun; I just can't wait! steps began to size. his ones, tail Come a on, UP so and UP of trunk almost began to strong; she pushed him a while. water, the tail, was out and of fright. thought he hage little any that It was a had for told Eli eyes! body, she water, blinking space his hés FADE nose Soon and water in His in fact, mother's trunk Then, with a smile. be long, I I'll think, pull until we drink. drank For Eli Him won't a sight, drag. lag; and drank, tank. Then he just around and thete drank he saw surprise. great It had if wandered the a as river big the down bend head with biggest, ever seen. Hello, there, said a deep voice said. My is big, Hippopotamus; I'm rather hippy slowly with Hli, leaving between. I move about just nose my too. little I stay ears it's xmuxm, beneath and eyes 3-3*3-3 D3. and big nose sticking 54. SOUND OF LAUGH 25° nose 56. I know I eat it's and with, a shower, as well. LAUGH AGAIN SOUND 60. Ha, 6l. Those 62. bO 63. See, my 64. and what'smore, 65. Hetty 66. H1i 67. SOUND OF 68. then down 69. EF¥ECT 70. Uh, 91. I was 72. ha, are laughed Hetty, tusks, said SOUND HERE? my A WANT YOU teeth are smiled. on, teeth outside. and his popped open and like she to kerthud! the herd. I've 736 join them when I've 74. SOUND OF SHOWER FADE 75. He bathed, then peeked 76. where? 77° EFFECT OF SNIFFING 78, He sighed. "29. As soon vain The Mother across right mud. wallow the I at least an a nice cool shower. MUSIC UP get this right, hill; me, and stmng. Oh, and 1 forgot well, I'll and go and but gong he cried, his trunk high in the air did they go | Now I guess. she ‘11 I hope what? know a not belong; They're usens. theds forgot, hour. bend. the around misses trumpet you do -- @rowned usual to they in As INTO where let's a bathé stayed wind‘'s a when wide. big he tried he for extra -- had it know,’ they're me reminds take use use STYLE ELEPHANT just they're said, -- that mouth all. HMM? slipped ‘left go it your WATER to I'll I wear OF FALLING, really you OUT as Your I GETTING In laugh. smell; bank, dear, big to the FOR 1 and and Hli, if you'd Come he great it upon climbed a need in my mouth, supposed 80. but fight 59. OF Hli, to and ha, said drink, take laughed | Sous: 58. to Hetty small. so isnot out. come\ that right way\is way which back, right. I know. Anyway 81. 82, 83. 84, 85, 86. 87, 88. CLIMGING OUT OF while those tracks, he cried, back to me, but He he noticed while ke EFFECT FOR Down came saw a track, and except close to my dear own can she had stopped stood there thinking be it another. No mother. bhe one made started now? beneath a shady bough, and --SWISH! DROPPING NET a MUSIC where tracks big, strong 90. EFFECT OF FALLING gl. A 92. about 93. SOUND 94. Strange 95-6 more, net, upset. and Eli was so tangled up in struggléng, break away. I forgot straight. | My mother a trap -- OF MEN'S He tried to like I'm here to stay. surrounded him -- they stood up faster on two feet than he could run.on a box he went headfirst. Oh, dear! never find here. | there his mother stood. I knew somehow you would. looks VOICES animals much ran they warned me. They're men, he thoughtas in wonder where my mother she'll is; Oh, yes, she will, a soft voice You fotind me, Mother, Eli cried. 100. Yes, I tried LOT. time we travel, 102, some food for you 103. together and well 104, MUSIC UP They traveled for Then one 105. 106. INTO the he 96. 97. 98. 99. FADE that 59. trap! A WATER After find/ Aw AoA day to, and dear, she said. These men won't you please cling tightly and me; these fed we shouldn't they a long were long led CROWD SOUNDS AND CIRCUS MUSIC 108. a circus with animals men all are very were on to my my kind. four! trail. tail? As I Next Here's long as we're mind. time, outside 107. tent, said, me What's not knowing where -= there stood lined up in a row, a they great. some of went. big them tent, in 5a 5-5-5 109. #¢ cages pacing 110. wore a big 121. Wish 1 could 112. Eli as 113. white horses 114, SOUND OF 115. Small boys 116. Yum-yum, he 117; li, his 118, the 119. mother marched 120. MARCH CIRCUS 122. Brabbed her 122. he to 123. I'll hang 124, And Eli 125, long till he forgot 126. MUSIC UP AND DOWN he plume in his and fro: The band played, and trwpet so it sounded watched the clowns turn flips and somersaults and swing into a waltz. prance and MUSIC tossed Eli thought, mother Her in the leader hat. my parade. said to play CIRCUS said big softly dance UP THEN nice CHILDREN'S and he caught they're good to eat, as swayed there eyes front, shone bright but Eli didn't that, VOICES peanuts she like them, and by and snow- | one by one. catching them is fun. side, we're to lead his with thought pride. mind. Of course his With his trunk he as they marched MUSIC tail and followed her, I promise right onto your proudly kept in step that he close without behind. And fail, whatever happens, Mother, little heart glad wasn't tail. his was ever sad. so it Z * ae is . & hy: Seis Mae eae a cea its | | Pap ee a PROGRAM ASE THREE COPY LITTLE PIGS ACCOUNT DATE CB (0 SOUTH MAIN STREET @ TELEPHONE 5-4641 Salb-Liake lily TIME 5 «= WRITER yal le THEME UP as There was Se in comfortable, 4e pigs Se looking Ge MUSIC Te a Now Browny spent most of his the He was never so happy Ge the farmyard was soft end thick. 10, mother's findine the ll. SOUND OF PIG SQUEFLING L2. roll about in 13. shake her head 14, Ah, 15. mother « 16. MUSIC UP 17> Whitey was 18, always looking forward 19. carried pm pails 20 with excitement. 21. SOUND DOF 226 she jostled 23 SOUND OF PIGS GRUNTING 246 get @ AND 531 TYPIST DOWN once upon wascelled & time a pig old-fashioned Browny, the who lived farmyard. with ‘er three The eldest of the little youngest and best-= second Whitey and the time rolling and wall children Blacky. UP mud. dde Browny, the and, it and and sav, day you will a clever the little to across As a wet in when the ‘Then he would steal away from his the vend, would Hie mo: her w-ute place in himself. mud in | be sorry but you did not obey your was greedy. She was the farm girl would dance and she dinner, and when the yard, “hitey as the food was poured into Srowny out of the way her soon about day, enjoy pig» her on muddiest thoroughly sadly some as wing the old caper trough, POURING best Blacky bits and for in eagerness | herself, Her mother would say: to 25~4 Ah, 26. MSUIC 27. Now Blacky 28. He had 29e and shining as black satin, 50. pride when she heard the Sle Some day that little black 52. MUSIC UP 55e Now the time came 54. pigs around 356 My children, I feel I am growing 56, much Before I die I should 37. Of yous Now Browny, what sort of 38. <A house of mud. 595 And sort 40, A house of bvabbage, 41. Foolish, foolish 42, I build for you? 43, A house of brick 44, ~%|in summer 45. Fine. 46. the 47. careful 48. The 49, after the 50- MBSIC UP 51. Browny was 526 was lying 55, his door. 54. Whitey, someday you will suffer for being pig, neit’ er so gree“y. UP was dainty and I'll fox good, nice little ways for a pig and his His mother's farmer's frinds say? fellow will be a prize mother pig called old and weak and longer, what a when the skin was dirty nor alwavs heart as would rreedv. smooth swell with pig. Yes, sir. the three little and shall not said’ of house build would you like child. And you, Bheky, what please, Mother; it be the that they my death, hears of not to let little pigs promised hovses were any year are he will try to strangers half in the you like to mve? sort of house shall in winter, cool warm the catch our you, your houses, out for the old pic died, soft mud When into to watch his for each round, yous with asleep will for built, a house Whitey? built deli shted SOUND OF KNOCKING house to would safe all see like live fox, house and one floor, he heard a enemy be very and soon so old mud old day e-ft when he knock at | tee | it . Fan Zan Mn 552 And a gentle 565. May I come 57e houses 58. Who 59. I ama friend 60. No, noe You 61. are voice in, sagd: Master Browny? I want to see your beautiful against whom our mother warned shall soon see is new you? come to.call on you, ere the wicked wus. I won't wet you in. 62. Oho! Isthat the way you SSe master here, 64, SOUND OF SCRAPING AND 65¢ And Se SOUND 67, little Brownyby the neck, ani took him to his den. 68. MUSIC UP 69. The 70. KNOCK 71. Little 72, your 75, Please don't 74, If eat 75, come ing 76, SOUND OF WALLS 77, But 78. SOUND OF 79, Whitey and 80, MUSIC UP 81. The next 82, he got 835. SOUND 84, and the fox scraped OF FOX WALES me? “eg CRUMBLING, who FTC, a big hole in AND PIG SQUEELING GROWLING day Little Whitey, good the answer the soft mud walls, caught | next you fox, Whitey heard a knock at I am a friend come to you cabbage for touch “he will make a hole, are our enemy CRUMBLING AGAIN you Besides you had eaten GROWLING FOX cerried day the there he her OF KNOCKING said softly: cabbages and have some of are the walls of my house, and the wind and the through the AND PIG SQUEELING off to his fox went found door, my dinner, it. them fox visit her the fox. cabbage and Go rain will way, crabbed little den, to Blacky's little door and bolted brick barred. house, but when So knocked he 85 6 Do 86. eggs 1 picked up 87. No, no, Fox, 686 know your 89. The fox 906 SOUND OF FOX Q1e knock it let me in, dear master Blacky. so have in a farmyard cunning was I I am not br-veht on my way going to you &@ present of some here, open my door to you. I ways. angrye te dashed acainst the wall and tried to scratchedat the walls with his your bones to GROWLING downs Thenhe tore am paws e O36 OA, 5. 6. O74 98. 99, 100. 102. 102. 103. 104, 105. 106. 107. 408. 109. 110, SOUND Oh, FP SCRATCHING I'11 powder AT WALLS you see if I don't. have you in my dene fox begin to catch when I Then Bh cky saw MUSIC FOR PROWLING So he got out RATTLE OF Then he kettle the black kettle, KETTLE AND FILLING WITH set & muffled it over fire in beginningto sing with patter, patter, overhead. And seen coming down the YELP OF FOX AND SPLASH OF WATER MUSIC UP as Blacky was sure soon further all hard, three of S beads et quietly filled next moment it with the houre@e water, the fireplace, steam and Just hot as water, the he heard the fox's head am forepaws were fell into “he boiling water, thir wicked enemy c-vld off to reseve Whitey. and ny Brow Then back and lived heppily safe chimney he started them went and he the brick house, Browny gsve up rolling in ceased to be greedy, for they never forgot faults had broucht them around pattter FOX'S the erind ROOF ON FEET I WATER, the OF Ag prowl large was SOUNDS Won't 2 MUSIC UP AND DOWN Ree ele 3 to an untimely end, them in Blacky's and Whitey nearly * hese mud, how do no | 4 PROGRAM ASL SIX SILLIFS COPY ACCOUNT___LAND OF MAKE BELIEVE (OO SOUTH MAIN 0 DATE THURSDAY, Anril] CB TIME 5 = PN WRITER yal STREET @ TELEPHONE 5-464! |. 5:15 17, 1950 TYPIST Salb Lake City ’ } | elt : l. THEME UP AND 2. Once upon a time Se seven without 4. that no 5. MUSIC.UP 6¢ But one day, 7 and her mother, 8. cellar to 9. a long time 10. better go 11. dopr 12. SQUEEKY TEEN SOUND 13. Then she went down the stairs. 14. on head 15. huge vat 1°>- SOUND OF 17. forgotten 18. What are 19. I was thinking 20. married ele taken already. ee, That is 23. MSUCI UP AN 24. Now, the one there ever was a girl who k reached the age of having hed a suitor, for she was so foolish at home to pay her a her dauehter down to after had been wanted to a young marry man beaming draw and the Déin a arrived with joy, her sent lemonade, But and had not come back, the mother decided see what had become her. So went DOOR step, LEMONADE to close you doing? that she her the eeu she had the cellar to FOOTSTEPS GOING DOWN STAIRS, And she found her deughter in her OUT hands, all over OF ‘HE while her side the the flor, for she had VAT tape Her mother I shall call my first child, after man. All the names in calendar down and think about upstairs with the I will sit sitting by the youne problem. OF was running RUNNING what she visit, | of lemonade to of it. OPEN, bottom @ her, pitchrof opened thirty said: the ~— am are it with you. younc man was DOWN father who had stayed BO Oe2 his wife nor He opened#f OPENING TPEN STFPS the bottom 25 surprised 26 « he Ad SOUND 28, anid went 20 « and daughter 506 SOUND OF LEMONADE AGAIN went to OF What are neither look for DOOR down stairs. the doing | We were thinking calendar at the lemonage dauechter came the door, cellar GOING ran4 back, so DOWN he found his wife all over the floore : | them: you have his And sitting while cellar? will them, SQUEEKY to said He that there? what The lemonade is running all over the we should call the children that our daughte young man, All you, Move over. fatter came unstairs when she married that have been taken already, the names in the Well, I'd better MUSIC UP When neither the suitor grew impatient 41. what they could all 426 436 stairs, while flcor. He ofe SOUND OF LEMONADE AGAIN What in the world are you and that you let the lemonade run all over the Yes, I know, my boy. But if you merry our daughter what call your All the nemes in the calendar are When I shall have found three back and marry your daurchter, think mother nor be beside daughter nor acain, and went down into the cellar to see doinz He found +hem all sitting on the all over the come upstairs them children? I wople sillier than he with the lemonade all doing was running them: to said good-bye, away this DOWN AND Well, So about am soine away, you, I will way, he come that you don't celh r? shall taken, wente MUSIC UP AND After walking DOWN a long reac’ed an orchard where you he saw a 546 a man knocking down walmts and trying 55.6 with a fork. So he said the man? Sh % What are doing there? IS you THERE A SOUND FOR to My good man why , don't it amoitxaaxkmxkumm You know, I Well, I have So continved he the cart walnuts, set as to turn thoveht of already on found his MUSIC UP AND DOWN By by he came to and with you so never throw but can a basket them thet. into a cart way. mansge put the into the cart? Thank someone not and you very to do walnuts in much, foolish than those three, he saw who wanted to with all his I ean't cet him to down, the | a wood, There a man his pig some acorns to eat, might to make him climb up the oak tree, walked up to him and said: my rood man? acorns, bu! ani was tryine SQUEELING So the mam suitor What are NEXT VOICE I want mo make We 70 up the tree! 74. Well, if you were 715 pig 766 Yeah? I'11 try 77. So the man climbed 786 acorns came tumbling 796 SOUND OF R06 Then Sle I B26 Well, B36 So you would doing, UND"R ¥ pick GREAT STRAIN my eat pig to climb them the tree, said the sites elude away the and shake shook it the acorns and and shook it down, he is up it, TUMBLING here 7A up. ACORNS to some DOWN suitor. have thought the second suitor went. of that foolish it, more give PIG them THIS??? i want load to to myself, one. I must Trank you, be off, and the MUSIC UP Some way farther 86. 87. worn any trousers, had fastened 88, 89. up in the air SOUND OF JUMPING 90. and trying to hit the two 91, 92. The suitor walked up to him ft wouldbe much better if 93. 24, 25. your hands, am then put your And the poor foolish man said: Dear me, to be sure? You 96.4. occurred to me, 97. 98. 99. Well, soul, I've bee a Lali ai ae ee ee eal =r wee ee ee 84. AND upon DOWN al ng the road he and who was trying to a tree and IN THE AIR, them my upon a man put was jumping WHISTLE PERHAPS legs of and you on a pair. So with all his might he came trousers as never he dwn. xkemrxuxxmxvx ‘he trousers legs in, one after the oO” her. are sharyer than I for +hat found three more foolich her, for 1 have to 100, So back he went. 101. MUSIC 102. And he married 103. 104, 105. first child, do am, so I must people in never than the go back and mapry so, DOWN the poor foolish I'm sure we'll calendar were. already MUSIC AND UP had held and father, AND who said: girl and her mother UP to the the promised came DON taken, girl, never know, But what they for all the named names their in the |
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