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Oh, good morning, Mrs. Trumbull. Good
morning.
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Well... Happy birthday to you. Happy
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birthday to you.
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Happy birthday, Mrs.
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Ricardo. Happy birthday to you.
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Well, thank you very much, Mrs.
Trumbull. But today isn't my birthday.
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No.
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Well, I wrote the date down when the
merchants gave you that birthday party
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year. Can't understand how I could have
made such a mistake.
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When is your birthday?
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Never.
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What?
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I had my last birthday a year ago today.
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Oh.
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So you've reached that point. Mm -hmm. I
know how you feel. I stopped having
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birthdays when I was your age.
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At least I think.
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I was your age?
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How old are you?
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How old were you when you stopped?
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Well, my last birthday, it was my 29th.
You were just my age.
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That's what I figured.
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I was 34 at the time.
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Well,
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if it isn't your birthday, I'll take
back my song.
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Well, thank you very much. It was a very
nice song, but I just... don't want
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anything to remind me it's my birthday.
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Gee, I wonder how I can keep Ricky from
remembering.
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Just don't tell him, Mrs.
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Trumbull. I'll have you know that Ricky
never forgets my birthday. Why, this is
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the most important day of the year to
him.
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Well, that's nice.
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Lucy!
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Yes, dear?
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Have I got any clean handkerchiefs? Uh,
in the top drawer.
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You just watch what a big fussy makes.
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Oh, hello, Mrs. Trumbull.
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Honey, I'm in a hurry, so I'll eat
breakfast on the way down to the club.
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Goodbye. Bye.
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Bye.
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What are you looking for, dear?
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I got something for you.
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You have?
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Oh, here it is.
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I broke the crystal to my watch. Would
you take it to the jeweler's for me,
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please?
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Sure, sure.
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Thanks.
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Well... He's probably going to buy my
present downtown today, and he'll bring
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home with him when he comes home to
dinner tonight.
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Yes. Honey. Oh, yes, dear?
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I almost forgot what day this is.
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You did?
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I got an extra rehearsal at the club, so
I won't be able to be home for dinner.
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Now, don't feel too bad, Mrs. Ricardo.
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Remember, you wanted him to forget your
birthday.
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Sure, I wanted him to forget my
birthday.
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But he forgot my birthday.
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Hi, Rick. Come on in. No, Fred, I'm in a
hurry. Look, I just wanted to check.
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Did you order the cake?
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We certainly did.
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It's got pink roses and a great big
heart with happy birthday Lucy written
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on top of it. Oh, gee, that's just
wonderful.
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Oh, you should have seen it just now.
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She was just about to cry because she
thinks that I've forgotten her birthday.
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Well, we'll make up for it tonight. And
everybody said they could come.
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Let me see. There's the Orsatis, the
Sedgwicks, the Morgans, and the Van
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Wonderful, wonderful. I got a big
ringside table at the club. I'm getting
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fixed up real pretty. And I wrote a
special song just for Lucy. A song?
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kidding? Yeah. Oh, great. Now, look.
Look, will you tell Ethel to keep it
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You mean old blabbermouth?
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Yeah.
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Don't worry, she won't say a word.
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I'll see you later, Frank. Thanks a lot.
So long, Rick.
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Oh,
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my dear, you mustn't brood because your
husband acted that way.
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I'm not brooding.
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I'm really glad that Ricky forgot my
birthday.
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It's just that it makes him look so bad
in comparison to all my other friends
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who think enough of me to remember.
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Like you and Ethel Murth and all the
rest.
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Mrs. Trumbull, would you stay here with
little Ricky while I go downstairs for a
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while? Why, certainly. You know, I guess
I am feeling a little low about Ricky,
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and all the fuss that Ethel will make
over my birthday will kind of cheer me
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a little.
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To say nothing of the nice present she
has undoubtedly bought me.
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Right.
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I'll stay with the baby just as long as
you want, thank you. Now, don't rush.
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No, I won't, thanks.
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Hi, Lucy.
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Hi.
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I was just coming down to see you.
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You were?
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Uh -huh.
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Why?
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Oh, I just wanted to say hello.
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Oh.
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Hello.
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Hello.
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What did you want to see me about?
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I brought up your mail. Oh.
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Is that all?
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Yeah, there wasn't much for anybody
today.
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I mean, uh...
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There wasn't anything else on your mind?
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Nope. No?
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Well, let's see what's in the mail.
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Oh!
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Oh, this looks like a card of some kind.
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You know, a happy something or other
card.
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Isn't this exciting?
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What's the matter? Wasn't it exciting?
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Not unless you want to go to the opening
of Joe's Delicatessen.
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Oh.
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Well, I guess you better be running
along. Oh, no.
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No, sit down.
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Let's chat.
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Okay.
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What's new?
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Oh, nothing.
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Nothing?
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What's new with you?
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Nothing. Not a thing.
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You know, I have a strange feeling that
today is some special day or something.
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You know, like I'd forgotten something.
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Oh, I've had that feeling. Isn't it
annoying?
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What could it be?
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Well, it must be something important.
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it could be, Lucy.
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Oh! What?
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I got a date at the beauty parlor in 20
minutes.
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I got to get my hair fixed up for
tonight.
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Tonight?
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Um, yes, Fred and I are going to go out
with the head of his lodge to dinner.
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Oh, that's nice.
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Well...
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Oh,
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didn't Mrs. Mertz remember your birthday
either?
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She sure didn't. In fact, she made
Ricky's didn't look like a did.
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Now you just have a good, good cry.
Well, crying won't do any good.
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It won't change things any.
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I got the hiccups.
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Try holding your breath. That'll stop
them. No, that never does any good. I
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always get the hiccups when I cry, ever
since I was a little girl.
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But hold your breath for 20 seconds.
That'll stop them. It never does any
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Oh, yes, it will. Come on, I'll prove it
to you. Now, let's try.
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All right. Now, when I say go, you take
a deep, long breath.
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All right.
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Go.
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Anyway, it made you forget your
troubles.
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It did not.
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You know what I'm going to do? What?
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I'm going to give myself a birthday
party. Now, that's a good idea.
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Will you come? I certainly will.
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It's going to be a gay party, too.
Everybody all dressed up, formal.
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Fine. I'm going to ask all my good
friends, the Orsatis, the Sedgwicks, and
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Morgans, and the Van Blacks.
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I'll get my dress out of the trunk.
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It's been there so long, it's back in
style again.
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Oh, good.
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Okay,
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boys, that's all right.
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Be sure you watch the last brass figures
there. Bite them off real good, eh?
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Now, let's have everything just right
tonight, fellas. It's Lucy's birthday,
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I got a surprise party for her. I want
everything to be perfect.
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Hey, Rick.
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Hi, Fred.
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Everything's all set. Did you get the
cake? Yeah.
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All right, bring it in.
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Bring it in.
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Oh.
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You ever see a cake like that in your
life? Oh, isn't that the most beautiful
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thing you've ever seen? Look at the
candles. Oh, and the frosting.
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Oh, she's going to get a big cake. Yeah.
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She's going to get a big cake out of
that.
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Oh,
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dear, I forgot to call you.
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I couldn't get anyone to come to my
party, Mrs. Trumbull. What do you mean
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couldn't get anyone to come? I'm here.
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Well, Little Rick is here.
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Well, we can have a wonderful party,
just the three of us.
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You can't have a real party without
paper hats.
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One for you, and one for me.
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One for little Ricky.
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Oh, he looks so cute.
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Well, um, now let's, um, throw some of
this around. Give it a gay atmosphere.
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I sure appreciate everything you've
done, Mrs. Trumbull. The cake and all,
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very nice.
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It's just that I guess I'm not much in a
party mood.
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Mrs. Trumbull, would you stay with
little Ricky again?
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I'd like to take a walk.
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All right, dear, you go right ahead.
Thank you.
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Don't you worry, I'll take care of
little Ricky, all right.
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Okay, thank you.
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And hurry back so we can cut the cake.
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Yeah.
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Topicana.
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I'd like to speak to Mr. Ricardo,
please.
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Mr. Ricardo? Yes, he's around somewhere.
Just a moment.
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Oh, Ricky!
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It's Mrs. Trumbull.
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Mrs. Trumbull.
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Thanks to you, your poor little wife is
crying her eyes out. And even now, she's
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walking the streets broken hearted.
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What are you talking about?
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Today happened to be your wife's
birthday.
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Oh, I know that. I know it. I got a
wonderful surprise party all fixed up
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her.
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I was just about to call the apartment
and ask her to bring me down some music
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that I left on top of the piano.
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Now, what are you talking about her
walking the streets?
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Well, I guess I exaggerated, but, oh,
she was so upset.
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She went out for a walk.
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Oh, gee, I didn't want that to happen.
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But, look, Mrs. Trumbull, as soon as she
comes back, tell her that I called.
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and that I want her to bring me some
music that I left on top of the piano
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down to the club. All right, Mr.
Ricardo.
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And don't you worry.
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I'll stay with the baby.
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Ah, thank you, Mrs. Trumbull.
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You're a real doll.
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Friends, I think we have found here a
poor, lonely soul who needs our help.
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Oh, you mean me?
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Indeed we do, my dear.
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We who know what it is to be lonely,
cast off, and forgotten bring you
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friendship.
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Oh, well, thanks just the same, but I'm
all right.
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Oh, open up your heart, let our
friends... Friendship Inn.
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We know what it is to have to spend the
night on a park bench.
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Oh, you've got me all wrong.
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I'm all right. I got plenty of money.
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We're sure of that.
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Oh, no, really.
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I'm loaded.
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We're sure of that, too.
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Oh, oh, no.
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You don't understand. You see, I always
get the hiccups when I cry.
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Well, I've been crying.
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I don't know why I should tell you,
but... Well, today was my birthday and
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nobody even... Oh, it's her birthday!
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still don't trust us, do you? Well, it
isn't that I don't trust you. Is there
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anyone here among us who would like to
tell of his experience with the friends
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of the friendless?
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I would like to do that, sir.
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I would like to tell you of something
that happened to me and
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the lesson I learned and the meaning of
true friendship.
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I didn't have a friend in the world.
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I was just a bit of flotsam in the sea
of life, a pitiful outcast shunned
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by my fellow man.
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I was a mess.
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And then one day they came along, these
good people, unasked, the
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friends of the friendless.
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And they put their arm around my waist
and they said, we will be your friend.
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Because you are friendless.
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And we are the friends of the
friendless.
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And if you accept our friendship, you
will never again be friendless. For we
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the friends of the friendless. And you
will have friends.
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To this day, I have never been
friendless.
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I have friends.
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Friends in the time of joy.
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Friends... In the time of sorrow.
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Real friends.
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True friends.
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Friends.
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Friends.
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Friends.
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My friends.
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You will come with us?
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No.
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There's someone I want to give a lesson
to in the true meaning of friendship.
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Of course.
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Pew and Carroll, the two greatest
contortionists in America today.
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And now we'd like to introduce...
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I want to tell you all something that
happened to me.
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The lesson I learned tonight and the
true meaning of friendship.
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These people are my friends.
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The friends of the friendless.
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And I was friendless.
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I was just a bit of flotsam in the sea.
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A pitiful outcast shunned by my fellow
man.
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I was a mess.
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The people I thought were my friends
forsook me.
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Even my own husband proved he was just a
husband and not a friend.
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Today was my birthday.
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And do you think anybody remembered?
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Nobody remembered.
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Nobody did a thing about it. Nobody even
as much, not a...
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wonderful present for you. You want to
hear it? Hear it?
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I love Lucy and
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she loves me.
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We're as happy as two can be.
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Sometimes we quarrel, but then I will
love
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making up again.
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To see kisses like no one can.
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She's my missus and I'm her man.
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Mrs. Trumbull was played by Elizabeth
Patterson. The man in the park was
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Sherman. The leader of the band was
Byron Folger. And the head waiter was
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William Hamill.
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I Love Lucy is a Bessie Lou production.
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Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz will be back
next week at this same time.
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This is the CBS Television Network.
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