WEBVTT NOTE Created by CaptionSync from Automatic Sync Technologies www.automaticsync.com 00:00:10.516 --> 00:00:38.546 align:middle [ Music ] 00:00:39.046 --> 00:00:42.436 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: From Cucamonga at Chaffey College, we welcome you 00:00:42.436 --> 00:00:45.146 align:middle to another night at the Golden Age of Radio, 00:00:45.146 --> 00:00:49.126 align:middle featuring the haunting stories from the inner sanctum 00:00:49.516 --> 00:00:51.926 align:middle and performances by Frank Sinatra. 00:00:51.926 --> 00:00:54.296 align:middle >> Women: Oh, Frankie. 00:00:54.321 --> 00:00:56.321 align:middle [ Women Fainting ] 00:00:56.346 --> 00:00:57.086 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: And more. 00:00:57.556 --> 00:01:00.776 align:middle Here are your hosts, Jailen and Johnny Fox. 00:01:01.856 --> 00:01:03.746 align:middle >> Jailen: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. 00:01:03.886 --> 00:01:07.186 align:middle Welcome to the Golden Age of Radio at Chaffey College. 00:01:08.106 --> 00:01:10.616 align:middle Boy, are you in for a real treat tonight. 00:01:11.526 --> 00:01:12.306 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: Why's that? 00:01:12.306 --> 00:01:15.466 align:middle >> Jailen: For tonight, I thought it would be nice 00:01:15.466 --> 00:01:18.256 align:middle to have a little something different. 00:01:20.006 --> 00:01:21.426 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: Just what exactly do you mean? 00:01:22.156 --> 00:01:24.526 align:middle >> Jailen: I think you'll see once we hear a word 00:01:24.526 --> 00:01:27.876 align:middle from our sponsor, then we'll see 00:01:27.876 --> 00:01:31.866 align:middle if your guest can hit it out of the park. 00:01:31.866 --> 00:01:32.626 align:middle >> [Laughter] All right. 00:01:32.626 --> 00:01:32.693 align:middle >> [ Singing ] 00:01:32.693 --> 00:01:36.356 align:middle Feel sharp, feel sharp, be sharp listen mister. 00:01:36.356 --> 00:01:37.406 align:middle How you fixed for blades? 00:01:37.406 --> 00:01:39.506 align:middle Do you have blades? 00:01:39.506 --> 00:01:41.526 align:middle How you fixed for blades? 00:01:41.526 --> 00:01:42.406 align:middle You better check. 00:01:42.406 --> 00:01:44.816 align:middle Please make sure you have enough. 00:01:45.316 --> 00:01:48.486 align:middle Because a worn out blade makes shaving mighty tough. 00:01:48.746 --> 00:01:50.526 align:middle How you fixed for blades? 00:01:50.526 --> 00:01:51.536 align:middle You better look. 00:01:51.776 --> 00:01:55.196 align:middle Gilette blue blades are neat. 00:01:55.386 --> 00:01:57.926 align:middle >> Jailen: Now I know this evening will be quite a night. 00:01:58.616 --> 00:02:00.156 align:middle So you might want to get a little snack 00:02:00.156 --> 00:02:01.306 align:middle to curb that craving. 00:02:02.856 --> 00:02:04.036 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: Just what are you suggesting? 00:02:04.806 --> 00:02:06.106 align:middle >> Jailen: I'm suggesting 00:02:06.196 --> 00:02:11.066 align:middle that Crackerjack snack will satisfy any sweet you got. 00:02:11.946 --> 00:02:15.286 align:middle Like peanut butter, toffee, any -- 00:02:15.366 --> 00:02:18.506 align:middle even nut mixes and other cravings. 00:02:18.986 --> 00:02:19.866 align:middle Crackerjack. 00:02:28.046 --> 00:02:29.976 align:middle >> Jailen: So have you guessed? 00:02:35.116 --> 00:02:35.946 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: I'll guess 00:02:36.326 --> 00:02:38.756 align:middle that tonight's episode has to do with baseball. 00:02:38.756 --> 00:02:40.606 align:middle >> Jailen: That you have. 00:02:40.606 --> 00:02:46.406 align:middle And the audience hit a home run too, 00:02:46.406 --> 00:02:48.866 align:middle because you have a very special performances 00:02:48.866 --> 00:02:50.166 align:middle for you all tonight. 00:02:51.836 --> 00:02:54.716 align:middle >> That's right, because tonight, we've got performances 00:02:54.716 --> 00:02:58.536 align:middle by Moms Mabley, Pat Aranda and the big band at Chaffey College, 00:02:58.846 --> 00:03:01.676 align:middle and the one and only suave Frank Sinatra. 00:03:01.946 --> 00:03:04.376 align:middle >> Women: Oh, Frankie. 00:03:04.551 --> 00:03:06.551 align:middle [ Women Fainting ] 00:03:06.726 --> 00:03:09.006 align:middle >> Jailen: The night will then be followed by a little trip 00:03:09.006 --> 00:03:11.636 align:middle to the ballgame with the Abbott and Costello. 00:03:11.636 --> 00:03:11.703 align:middle [ Baseball Bat Cracking ] 00:03:11.703 --> 00:03:15.596 align:middle They will end the evening with mysterious 00:03:15.906 --> 00:03:18.926 align:middle and a haunting, the inner sanctum. 00:03:19.516 --> 00:03:22.546 align:middle [ Spooky Organ Music ] 00:03:23.046 --> 00:03:24.446 align:middle That will blow your mind. 00:03:25.836 --> 00:03:29.086 align:middle You'll have all this to look forward to ladies and gentlemen. 00:03:29.756 --> 00:03:33.506 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: But stick around as Moms Mabley is up next 00:03:33.506 --> 00:03:35.956 align:middle on the Golden Age of Radio. 00:03:36.516 --> 00:03:39.616 align:middle [ Applause ] 00:03:40.116 --> 00:03:44.106 align:middle >> Moms Mabley: Hello, my little darlings. 00:03:45.466 --> 00:03:47.056 align:middle Moms got a new one for you. 00:03:47.056 --> 00:03:52.836 align:middle I give my children a little slogan to carry 00:03:52.836 --> 00:03:54.796 align:middle on throughout the week. 00:03:55.326 --> 00:03:57.586 align:middle Moms slogan of the week is, 00:03:58.596 --> 00:04:00.756 align:middle quit it if you can't do nothing with it. 00:04:01.516 --> 00:04:04.546 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:04:05.046 --> 00:04:08.196 align:middle If you can find something with it, get it. 00:04:08.196 --> 00:04:13.996 align:middle I have no trouble at all. 00:04:13.996 --> 00:04:18.916 align:middle If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't have no luck at all. 00:04:19.516 --> 00:04:23.046 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:04:23.546 --> 00:04:26.796 align:middle Let Moms tell you what happened in the good old days. 00:04:28.046 --> 00:04:29.976 align:middle You couldn't do nothing you wanted to do. 00:04:30.516 --> 00:04:33.546 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:04:34.046 --> 00:04:37.466 align:middle And you better saying nothing about it, because if you did, 00:04:37.856 --> 00:04:41.166 align:middle they will knock your brains out. 00:04:41.166 --> 00:04:45.296 align:middle I can't tell you how many times my brother got hit 00:04:45.296 --> 00:04:50.376 align:middle with the backhand and his lips went way out to here. 00:04:50.896 --> 00:04:52.976 align:middle Look like he had on a turtleneck sweater. 00:04:53.516 --> 00:04:57.716 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:04:58.216 --> 00:05:01.796 align:middle Yeah, parents always telling you what to do. 00:05:03.186 --> 00:05:06.136 align:middle Who you had to love, who you had to go 00:05:06.136 --> 00:05:09.796 align:middle out with, who you had to marry. 00:05:09.926 --> 00:05:15.256 align:middle Didn't matter what condition the man was in, 00:05:15.296 --> 00:05:17.256 align:middle if Daddy said so, that was it. 00:05:17.256 --> 00:05:17.476 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:05:17.476 --> 00:05:25.276 align:middle I wasn't nothing but a child, 14 going on 15. 00:05:25.796 --> 00:05:28.606 align:middle Just as cute as I want to be. 00:05:29.066 --> 00:05:36.536 align:middle I had hair hanging down my back because I'm half Indian. 00:05:36.596 --> 00:05:45.676 align:middle And the other half, the beauty parlor take care of it now. 00:05:45.676 --> 00:05:46.056 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:05:46.056 --> 00:05:59.316 align:middle I was stuck with this old puny, moldy man. 00:05:59.526 --> 00:06:01.006 align:middle I mean, old now. 00:06:01.586 --> 00:06:04.736 align:middle Santa Claus look like his son. 00:06:05.516 --> 00:06:08.876 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:06:09.376 --> 00:06:10.976 align:middle He was older than his mother. 00:06:11.516 --> 00:06:14.696 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:06:15.196 --> 00:06:21.046 align:middle He was so old, there came a day where we went to a service 00:06:21.046 --> 00:06:23.836 align:middle because his sister had passed. 00:06:25.506 --> 00:06:29.186 align:middle So then after the service minister walked up to him 00:06:29.186 --> 00:06:30.636 align:middle and tapped him on the shoulder. 00:06:31.406 --> 00:06:33.306 align:middle He said, how old are you pops? 00:06:34.056 --> 00:06:35.526 align:middle He said, 91. 00:06:36.516 --> 00:06:42.236 align:middle He said, aint no need, you going home. 00:06:42.236 --> 00:06:48.036 align:middle And his brother, his brother was older than he was. 00:06:50.316 --> 00:06:53.566 align:middle Yeah. Married a girl of 14. 00:06:54.666 --> 00:06:58.706 align:middle Mm-hmm. He ain't lived for five days though. 00:06:59.516 --> 00:07:02.556 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:07:03.056 --> 00:07:05.976 align:middle And it took him three days to get the smile off of his face. 00:07:06.516 --> 00:07:10.546 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:07:11.046 --> 00:07:12.776 align:middle Yeah, honest to goodness. 00:07:13.896 --> 00:07:16.696 align:middle But I was stuck with the man. 00:07:16.876 --> 00:07:20.486 align:middle My daddy said that I had to marry him. 00:07:20.676 --> 00:07:22.466 align:middle My daddy should have been the one to marry him. 00:07:22.466 --> 00:07:23.946 align:middle He's the one that liked him. 00:07:24.516 --> 00:07:29.646 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:07:30.146 --> 00:07:34.036 align:middle Thinnest man you had seen in your life. 00:07:35.516 --> 00:07:37.686 align:middle His shadow weighed more than he did. 00:07:38.516 --> 00:07:42.596 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:07:43.096 --> 00:07:44.626 align:middle He got out of breath threading a needle. 00:07:45.516 --> 00:07:49.466 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:07:49.966 --> 00:07:55.266 align:middle Yeah. Yeah, honest to goodness. 00:07:55.266 --> 00:08:00.826 align:middle Yeah. And he was ugly. 00:08:02.226 --> 00:08:03.476 align:middle Goodness, he was so ugly. 00:08:03.476 --> 00:08:04.776 align:middle He hurt my feelings. 00:08:04.776 --> 00:08:05.916 align:middle I didn't know what to do. 00:08:06.516 --> 00:08:10.906 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:08:11.406 --> 00:08:15.906 align:middle He was so ugly, I had to tip up on a glass just 00:08:15.906 --> 00:08:16.976 align:middle to get a drink of water. 00:08:17.516 --> 00:08:20.586 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:08:21.086 --> 00:08:22.626 align:middle He was so ugly. 00:08:23.956 --> 00:08:26.296 align:middle He had a job at the doctor's office. 00:08:28.096 --> 00:08:30.196 align:middle He had to stand by the side of the door 00:08:30.196 --> 00:08:31.976 align:middle so that people could wet themselves. 00:08:32.516 --> 00:08:36.646 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:08:37.146 --> 00:08:42.096 align:middle There had just came a day where I had asked him, 00:08:42.486 --> 00:08:43.716 align:middle did you get that number? 00:08:45.196 --> 00:08:47.036 align:middle He said, what number? 00:08:48.076 --> 00:08:52.976 align:middle I said the number of the truck that rolled over your face. 00:08:53.516 --> 00:08:57.556 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:08:58.056 --> 00:09:04.376 align:middle Honest to goodness, I'm serious now. 00:09:04.376 --> 00:09:09.086 align:middle There came a night where I just told him, come on, honey. 00:09:09.086 --> 00:09:11.306 align:middle Come on, let's be sociable. 00:09:13.056 --> 00:09:17.976 align:middle This man went out and bought a case of Pepsi Cola. 00:09:18.516 --> 00:09:23.546 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:09:24.046 --> 00:09:24.836 align:middle I don't know. 00:09:24.836 --> 00:09:26.076 align:middle I don't know. 00:09:26.146 --> 00:09:26.976 align:middle I don't know. 00:09:27.516 --> 00:09:30.556 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:09:31.056 --> 00:09:35.886 align:middle I never thought he would die. 00:09:35.886 --> 00:09:36.796 align:middle I'm serious. 00:09:36.796 --> 00:09:37.966 align:middle I never thought he would die. 00:09:37.966 --> 00:09:39.746 align:middle Rap wasn't agreed with them. 00:09:40.516 --> 00:09:44.606 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:09:45.106 --> 00:09:47.576 align:middle I never forget the day that we got married. 00:09:48.056 --> 00:09:51.696 align:middle We stood up at the alter and in front of the minister. 00:09:51.696 --> 00:09:57.076 align:middle The minister looked at me and he said, will you take this man? 00:09:57.306 --> 00:10:03.556 align:middle I wanted somebody so badly to come up there and say, I will. 00:10:04.516 --> 00:10:07.786 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:10:08.286 --> 00:10:09.886 align:middle Yeah, but that never happen though so. 00:10:10.516 --> 00:10:14.546 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:10:15.046 --> 00:10:16.696 align:middle I never thought he would die. 00:10:16.696 --> 00:10:22.446 align:middle Man, I shouldn't be talking like that. 00:10:22.446 --> 00:10:25.246 align:middle After all, he is dead. 00:10:27.296 --> 00:10:30.916 align:middle And they always say to never say nothing 00:10:30.916 --> 00:10:33.786 align:middle about the dead unless it's something good. 00:10:35.856 --> 00:10:38.586 align:middle He dead. Good. 00:10:39.516 --> 00:10:43.546 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:10:44.046 --> 00:10:47.486 align:middle And I know he dead because I had him cremated. 00:10:48.546 --> 00:10:49.856 align:middle Yes I did. 00:10:50.766 --> 00:10:51.546 align:middle I've burned him up. 00:10:51.546 --> 00:10:55.106 align:middle I had the chance to get hot anyhow, 00:10:55.106 --> 00:10:56.836 align:middle so I guess it was worth it. 00:10:57.516 --> 00:11:01.616 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:11:02.116 --> 00:11:02.646 align:middle Yeah, I burned him up. 00:11:02.646 --> 00:11:09.526 align:middle But the man over there, wanted to call me and asked me 00:11:09.526 --> 00:11:11.076 align:middle if I wanted the ashes. 00:11:11.236 --> 00:11:14.876 align:middle I said, oh, hell no, you could go ahead and have that too. 00:11:14.876 --> 00:11:15.826 align:middle I don't want nothing. 00:11:16.516 --> 00:11:21.876 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:11:22.376 --> 00:11:23.946 align:middle I'll tell you another story. 00:11:25.516 --> 00:11:28.356 align:middle One day, there was a man that was driving on the road 00:11:28.656 --> 00:11:30.556 align:middle and he saw a hitchhiker. 00:11:31.196 --> 00:11:33.896 align:middle He only saw one of them, so he figured he could pick them up. 00:11:35.906 --> 00:11:40.736 align:middle Then, as he's driving, the man asks the guy, 00:11:40.736 --> 00:11:42.846 align:middle where are you going, son? 00:11:44.026 --> 00:11:46.176 align:middle Guy says, I don't know man, 00:11:46.696 --> 00:11:49.096 align:middle anywhere you go is all right with me. 00:11:50.426 --> 00:11:53.656 align:middle So as the man was driving continues to talk to him, 00:11:53.846 --> 00:11:56.666 align:middle he passes the road that he's supposed to go on. 00:11:57.466 --> 00:11:59.186 align:middle He says, goodness, I got to get back 00:11:59.186 --> 00:12:01.006 align:middle on that road that I just passed. 00:12:01.446 --> 00:12:04.736 align:middle So that he tells the guy and he says, 00:12:04.736 --> 00:12:07.496 align:middle tell me if you see anything coming 00:12:07.496 --> 00:12:10.276 align:middle up on the road here while I'm backing up. 00:12:11.496 --> 00:12:12.946 align:middle Guy looks around. 00:12:14.336 --> 00:12:17.476 align:middle He says no, I don't see nothing coming but a dog. 00:12:18.716 --> 00:12:21.596 align:middle So the man backs up and tries to get back on the road. 00:12:21.596 --> 00:12:23.666 align:middle And as soon as he gets on it, bam. 00:12:24.696 --> 00:12:26.996 align:middle Man flies out the windshield. 00:12:30.136 --> 00:12:35.646 align:middle Face all cut up, arms broken, tore up everything. 00:12:37.166 --> 00:12:40.026 align:middle So then the man finally as the guy, he says, man, 00:12:40.026 --> 00:12:42.686 align:middle I thought you said you saw nothing coming but a dog. 00:12:42.686 --> 00:12:45.746 align:middle And the guy says yeah, but it was a greyhound. 00:12:46.516 --> 00:12:51.546 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:12:52.046 --> 00:12:52.866 align:middle Oh goodness. 00:12:55.046 --> 00:12:59.746 align:middle One day, there was a woman in the hospital checking 00:12:59.746 --> 00:13:01.566 align:middle for her husband in her hospital room. 00:13:02.826 --> 00:13:04.446 align:middle Now see, she was badly off. 00:13:05.036 --> 00:13:06.046 align:middle She was dying. 00:13:06.506 --> 00:13:08.686 align:middle She was checking for her husband because she wanted 00:13:08.686 --> 00:13:10.876 align:middle to give a confession before she died. 00:13:12.406 --> 00:13:17.066 align:middle So husband comes into the room, is already crying, 00:13:17.066 --> 00:13:23.166 align:middle and then woman looks up at her husband and says, honey, 00:13:23.166 --> 00:13:28.436 align:middle I have a confession to make. 00:13:28.766 --> 00:13:30.256 align:middle I'm dying, you know that. 00:13:31.086 --> 00:13:32.386 align:middle He says yes, baby. 00:13:32.666 --> 00:13:37.256 align:middle I know. She says, well, honey, 00:13:37.256 --> 00:13:38.646 align:middle there's something I have to tell you. 00:13:38.646 --> 00:13:43.806 align:middle I need to confess I haven't been true to you. 00:13:43.896 --> 00:13:47.266 align:middle I've been running around with other men. 00:13:48.396 --> 00:13:51.096 align:middle He says honey, I know. 00:13:51.636 --> 00:13:53.486 align:middle That's why I poisoned you. 00:13:54.516 --> 00:14:04.716 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:14:05.216 --> 00:14:08.306 align:middle Now, there was a spelling bar at school. 00:14:09.446 --> 00:14:10.706 align:middle There was only one of them. 00:14:11.446 --> 00:14:13.476 align:middle And it only happened during the nighttime. 00:14:13.476 --> 00:14:15.436 align:middle That's where you take your spelling classes. 00:14:16.436 --> 00:14:17.956 align:middle Little Johnny had to go. 00:14:17.956 --> 00:14:21.556 align:middle So he was dressed up all nice with his little white shirt 00:14:21.556 --> 00:14:23.266 align:middle and tie looking all nice. 00:14:23.386 --> 00:14:27.116 align:middle So he gets in the classroom and he sits down. 00:14:27.356 --> 00:14:29.186 align:middle Now a teacher, a white teacher. 00:14:30.866 --> 00:14:32.636 align:middle points to a boy named Jimmy. 00:14:33.146 --> 00:14:37.196 align:middle Jimmy says Jimmy, spell cat. 00:14:38.176 --> 00:14:41.306 align:middle Jimmy walks up to the front of the classroom turns around 00:14:41.306 --> 00:14:45.066 align:middle and he says C-A-T, cat. 00:14:45.346 --> 00:14:49.726 align:middle And then little Jimmy walks back to the seat, 00:14:49.946 --> 00:14:52.526 align:middle teacher says all right, that's good, Jimmy that's good. 00:14:53.706 --> 00:14:56.446 align:middle Tommy, spell rat. 00:14:57.456 --> 00:15:02.656 align:middle Little Tommy stands up, says R-A-T, rat. 00:15:03.976 --> 00:15:06.766 align:middle Teacher says, all right, that's good. 00:15:06.876 --> 00:15:07.546 align:middle That's good. 00:15:07.546 --> 00:15:10.886 align:middle Johnny, spell chrysanthemum. 00:15:11.516 --> 00:15:17.576 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:15:18.076 --> 00:15:20.886 align:middle Little Johnny standing over here confused. 00:15:21.746 --> 00:15:26.356 align:middle So he asked the teacher, white or pink? 00:15:28.286 --> 00:15:30.966 align:middle So then the teacher says, pink. 00:15:31.616 --> 00:15:38.886 align:middle So Johnny stands up and he says, P-I-N-K, pink. 00:15:39.516 --> 00:16:00.076 align:middle [ Laughter and Applause ] 00:16:00.576 --> 00:16:03.316 align:middle I'll give you one last story for the evening. 00:16:05.576 --> 00:16:09.316 align:middle There was a wife, who had a husband that passed away. 00:16:10.866 --> 00:16:15.826 align:middle Real sad. So she decided to go ahead 00:16:15.826 --> 00:16:21.326 align:middle and get him a real nice casket with real pretty letters on it. 00:16:21.326 --> 00:16:22.876 align:middle Rest in peace. 00:16:23.376 --> 00:16:26.566 align:middle And after the service, she went ahead 00:16:26.566 --> 00:16:28.466 align:middle and decided to have a wake. 00:16:29.826 --> 00:16:33.126 align:middle Now, I don't know what y'all do. 00:16:33.386 --> 00:16:41.116 align:middle But what we do is you talk about everybody, 00:16:41.116 --> 00:16:41.976 align:middle and you eat up all the food. 00:16:42.516 --> 00:16:46.996 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:16:47.496 --> 00:16:53.236 align:middle Yeah. And during the wake, woman is sitting off in the corner all 00:16:53.236 --> 00:16:56.466 align:middle by herself crying, sobbing. 00:16:58.066 --> 00:17:03.586 align:middle Then the old big mouth woman, because everybody want 00:17:03.586 --> 00:17:11.616 align:middle to be starting something, walked up to her and asked her 00:17:11.616 --> 00:17:15.136 align:middle and said, what are you crying like that for? 00:17:15.406 --> 00:17:20.766 align:middle The wife sitting there crying, she says, 00:17:22.296 --> 00:17:24.566 align:middle goodness gracious my husband he's gone. 00:17:24.566 --> 00:17:26.956 align:middle I don't know what else to do. 00:17:26.956 --> 00:17:30.166 align:middle My poor baby is gone. 00:17:31.556 --> 00:17:35.506 align:middle The old woman says, I still don't know what you're crying 00:17:35.506 --> 00:17:36.296 align:middle like that for? 00:17:37.106 --> 00:17:38.956 align:middle You wasn't the only one he was with. 00:17:39.516 --> 00:17:45.766 align:middle [ Laughter ] 00:17:46.266 --> 00:17:52.416 align:middle So the woman confused ask, are you sure? 00:17:52.416 --> 00:17:57.846 align:middle And then the old woman says, honey, 00:17:58.426 --> 00:17:59.726 align:middle I know what I'm talking about. 00:18:00.346 --> 00:18:02.216 align:middle You wasn't the only one he was with. 00:18:03.036 --> 00:18:05.066 align:middle I saw him honey, I know. 00:18:05.066 --> 00:18:10.966 align:middle So the wife walks up to the undertaker. 00:18:12.306 --> 00:18:15.596 align:middle She goes ahead and asks, can I go ahead 00:18:15.596 --> 00:18:17.306 align:middle and take off the letters off of the casket? 00:18:17.306 --> 00:18:24.506 align:middle And then the undertaker says, I'm sorry, ma'am, it's too late 00:18:24.506 --> 00:18:27.786 align:middle to take off the letters off the casket. 00:18:29.246 --> 00:18:34.946 align:middle So then the wife stands there and says, well is it too late 00:18:34.946 --> 00:18:36.836 align:middle to go ahead and add something to it? 00:18:38.326 --> 00:18:41.026 align:middle And then the undertaker says, no, ma'am. 00:18:41.026 --> 00:18:42.936 align:middle Go ahead. You can add something to it. 00:18:44.286 --> 00:18:48.936 align:middle So the final letters upon the casket says rest 00:18:48.936 --> 00:18:53.116 align:middle in peace, until we meet again. 00:18:55.086 --> 00:18:56.446 align:middle Thank you. 00:18:57.226 --> 00:18:57.726 align:middle Thank you. 00:18:58.516 --> 00:19:06.576 align:middle [ Cheering and Applause ] 00:19:07.076 --> 00:19:11.636 align:middle >> Jailen: That was Moms Mabley and her standup. 00:19:11.636 --> 00:19:12.606 align:middle >> Johnny Fox:After that performance, 00:19:12.606 --> 00:19:15.026 align:middle I know a good laugh was definitely necessary. 00:19:15.696 --> 00:19:16.236 align:middle Coming up. 00:19:16.576 --> 00:19:19.096 align:middle We've got a couple more ball hitters on the way [laughter]. 00:19:19.776 --> 00:19:23.736 align:middle >> Jailen: Someone's caught up with a little baseball slang. 00:19:24.586 --> 00:19:26.066 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: Well, I do what I can. 00:19:26.776 --> 00:19:29.216 align:middle Coming up the amazing Frank Sinatra 00:19:29.216 --> 00:19:30.906 align:middle to perform one of his greatest hits. 00:19:31.146 --> 00:19:33.966 align:middle But first Pat Aranda and the big band 00:19:33.966 --> 00:19:35.426 align:middle at Chaffey College is here to perform. 00:19:36.286 --> 00:19:39.546 align:middle All that and more after a word from our sponsor, Busy Buddy. 00:19:39.656 --> 00:19:40.866 align:middle So stick around. 00:19:41.516 --> 00:19:47.626 align:middle [ Music ] 00:19:48.126 --> 00:19:50.976 align:middle >> Daughter: Mother, it's time for your medicine. 00:19:51.846 --> 00:19:55.076 align:middle >> Mother: It's time for you to [beep]. 00:19:56.856 --> 00:19:57.796 align:middle >> Daughter: Hear that beep? 00:19:57.796 --> 00:19:59.936 align:middle That's the sound of Busy Buddy. 00:20:00.366 --> 00:20:03.666 align:middle It lets me know when my mother needs 00:20:03.856 --> 00:20:06.976 align:middle to take her prescription [beep]. 00:20:07.046 --> 00:20:12.976 align:middle That way I can keep my eyes off the clock with peace of mind. 00:20:13.646 --> 00:20:18.976 align:middle >> Mother: I'll give you a piece of my [beep]. 00:20:19.066 --> 00:20:23.406 align:middle >> Daughter: Mother gets quite ornery when she misses her dose. 00:20:24.446 --> 00:20:26.946 align:middle That's why I rely on Busy Buddy. 00:20:26.946 --> 00:20:28.626 align:middle It never skips a beat. 00:20:29.666 --> 00:20:31.486 align:middle >> Mother: I'll skip you like a rock 00:20:31.486 --> 00:20:34.696 align:middle if you don't quit yapping like a [beep]. 00:20:36.016 --> 00:20:38.886 align:middle >> Daughter: Without having to keep track of time, 00:20:38.886 --> 00:20:43.026 align:middle I can focus on taking care of mother. 00:20:43.026 --> 00:20:47.146 align:middle I'm getting better at it every day. 00:20:47.146 --> 00:20:51.306 align:middle >> Mother: You couldn't hit water if you fell out of a boat. 00:20:51.306 --> 00:20:52.686 align:middle Why would I trust you 00:20:52.686 --> 00:20:56.796 align:middle to do anything you white livered [beep]? 00:20:56.796 --> 00:20:59.316 align:middle >> Daughter: Here's your prescription mother. 00:21:00.516 --> 00:21:03.736 align:middle [ Chimes Ringing ] 00:21:04.236 --> 00:21:06.566 align:middle Feel better now? 00:21:07.056 --> 00:21:07.676 align:middle >> Mother: Oh, yes. 00:21:07.676 --> 00:21:08.486 align:middle Thank you, dear. 00:21:08.486 --> 00:21:11.716 align:middle I'm so glad to have an eager beaver like you around. 00:21:11.946 --> 00:21:15.926 align:middle I feel like an autumn dress in a breeze. 00:21:17.146 --> 00:21:21.216 align:middle >> Daughter: Busy Buddy, for busy bodies. 00:21:22.516 --> 00:21:26.966 align:middle [ Music ] 00:21:27.466 --> 00:21:30.236 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: And we're back on the Golden Age of Radio. 00:21:30.576 --> 00:21:31.546 align:middle Coming up next. 00:21:31.636 --> 00:21:34.146 align:middle We've got the big band of Chaffey College here to perform 00:21:34.146 --> 00:21:35.896 align:middle with the amazing Pat Aranda. 00:21:36.926 --> 00:21:39.036 align:middle >> Jailen: That won't be the only guest. 00:21:39.286 --> 00:21:42.966 align:middle Be sure to stick around for more songs that soothe the senses 00:21:42.966 --> 00:21:45.226 align:middle and skits that are to die for. 00:21:45.226 --> 00:21:46.896 align:middle But for now, please enjoy a performance 00:21:46.896 --> 00:21:50.206 align:middle from Chaffey College in Cucamonga. 00:21:50.736 --> 00:21:53.006 align:middle Pat Aranda and the big band. 00:21:54.516 --> 00:24:38.636 align:middle [ Music and Applause ] 00:24:39.136 --> 00:24:40.996 align:middle >> Jailen: Welcome back to the Golden Age of Radio. 00:24:41.866 --> 00:24:44.946 align:middle Up next, we have a performance from the artist whose place 00:24:44.946 --> 00:24:48.076 align:middle on the Billboard chart top 100, Frank Sinatra. 00:24:48.516 --> 00:24:50.956 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: Not to mention he's about as smooth as his face 00:24:50.956 --> 00:24:52.236 align:middle after a shave from Gillette. 00:24:52.236 --> 00:24:55.756 align:middle >> Jailen: Ladies and gentlemen, we give you the one 00:24:55.756 --> 00:24:57.716 align:middle and only Frank Sinatra. 00:24:58.516 --> 00:25:02.796 align:middle [ Applause ] 00:25:03.296 --> 00:25:05.706 align:middle >> Women: Oh, Frankie. 00:25:05.706 --> 00:25:07.016 align:middle [ Women Fainting ] 00:25:07.516 --> 00:25:13.516 align:middle [ Music ] 00:25:14.516 --> 00:25:18.516 align:middle [ Applause ] 00:25:19.516 --> 00:25:29.616 align:middle [ Music ] 00:25:30.116 --> 00:25:35.056 align:middle >> Frank Sinatra: Some day, when I'm awfully low 00:25:35.056 --> 00:25:43.826 align:middle and the world is cold, I can feel a glow just thinking of you 00:25:43.826 --> 00:25:49.506 align:middle and the way you look tonight. 00:25:50.516 --> 00:25:53.606 align:middle [ Music ] 00:25:54.106 --> 00:26:00.756 align:middle You're lovely, when you smile so warm. 00:26:00.756 --> 00:26:05.466 align:middle And your cheeks so soft, there is nothing for me 00:26:06.056 --> 00:26:13.506 align:middle but to love you and the way you look tonight. 00:26:14.516 --> 00:26:18.546 align:middle [ Music ] 00:26:19.046 --> 00:26:24.656 align:middle With each kiss your tenderness grows. 00:26:24.836 --> 00:26:29.236 align:middle Tearing my fear apart. 00:26:30.206 --> 00:26:35.786 align:middle And that laugh that wrinkles your nose 00:26:36.236 --> 00:26:39.236 align:middle touches my foolish heart. 00:26:39.236 --> 00:26:47.826 align:middle Lovely, never ever change. 00:26:48.696 --> 00:26:53.696 align:middle Keep that breathless charm, won't you please arrange it, 00:26:54.256 --> 00:27:03.676 align:middle because I love you and the way you look tonight. 00:27:04.236 --> 00:27:06.976 align:middle And take it away saxophone. 00:27:07.516 --> 00:27:30.686 align:middle [ Music ] 00:27:31.186 --> 00:27:36.636 align:middle Lovely and forever changed. 00:27:36.756 --> 00:27:41.496 align:middle Keep that breathless charm, Won't you please arrange it, 00:27:41.656 --> 00:27:48.376 align:middle because I love you and the way you look tonight. 00:27:49.516 --> 00:27:51.606 align:middle [ Music ] 00:27:52.106 --> 00:27:54.916 align:middle And the way you look tonight. 00:27:55.366 --> 00:28:02.976 align:middle And the way you look tonight. 00:28:03.516 --> 00:28:10.546 align:middle [ Cheering and Applause ] 00:28:11.046 --> 00:28:13.306 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: Welcome back to the Golden Age of Radio folks. 00:28:13.476 --> 00:28:15.656 align:middle I'm your host Johnny Fox. 00:28:15.656 --> 00:28:18.526 align:middle >> Jailen: And I'm Jailen, your other host for the evening. 00:28:19.016 --> 00:28:21.076 align:middle Now we have next the ladies and gents 00:28:21.176 --> 00:28:23.266 align:middle who have a little something for you 00:28:23.266 --> 00:28:25.666 align:middle to remind Tom he got taken out the ballgame. 00:28:25.666 --> 00:28:27.086 align:middle I'm talking about -- 00:28:27.086 --> 00:28:28.676 align:middle >> Abbott and Costello. 00:28:28.676 --> 00:28:29.756 align:middle Who's on first? 00:28:30.516 --> 00:28:33.586 align:middle [ Music ] 00:28:34.086 --> 00:28:35.486 align:middle >> Abbott: Well Costello, I'm going to New York with you. 00:28:35.486 --> 00:28:38.126 align:middle You know Bookie Harris, the Yankee's manager, gave me a job 00:28:38.126 --> 00:28:39.376 align:middle as coach for as long as you're on the team. 00:28:40.366 --> 00:28:42.226 align:middle >> Costello: Look Abbott, if you're going to to be the coach, 00:28:42.226 --> 00:28:43.506 align:middle you must know all the players. 00:28:43.506 --> 00:28:45.046 align:middle >> Abbott: Oh, I certainly do. 00:28:45.046 --> 00:28:48.186 align:middle >> Costello: Oh, you know, I never met the guys, 00:28:48.236 --> 00:28:49.696 align:middle so you'll have to tell me their names 00:28:49.696 --> 00:28:51.046 align:middle and then I'll know who's playing on the team. 00:28:51.696 --> 00:28:53.056 align:middle >> Abbott: Oh, I'll tell you the names all right. 00:28:53.056 --> 00:28:55.936 align:middle But nowadays, they give ballplayers peculiar names. 00:28:55.936 --> 00:28:57.376 align:middle >> Costello: Oh, you mean funny names? 00:28:57.486 --> 00:28:58.796 align:middle >> Abbott:Strange names. 00:28:58.896 --> 00:29:00.126 align:middle Pet names like Dizzy Dean. 00:29:00.496 --> 00:29:01.746 align:middle >> Costello: Their brother Daffy. 00:29:01.926 --> 00:29:03.316 align:middle >> Abbott: Daffy names. 00:29:03.316 --> 00:29:06.876 align:middle >> Costello: And their French cousin. 00:29:06.876 --> 00:29:07.346 align:middle >> French? 00:29:07.816 --> 00:29:07.976 align:middle >> Costello: Goofé. 00:29:08.046 --> 00:29:09.226 align:middle >> Abbott: Goofé Dean. 00:29:09.226 --> 00:29:11.306 align:middle Well, let's see what we have on the bags. 00:29:12.216 --> 00:29:13.186 align:middle Who's on first. 00:29:13.186 --> 00:29:14.056 align:middle What's on second. 00:29:14.136 --> 00:29:15.196 align:middle I don't know's on third. 00:29:16.386 --> 00:29:17.606 align:middle >> Costello: That's what I want to find out. 00:29:17.606 --> 00:29:20.256 align:middle >> Abbott: I said Who's on first. 00:29:20.256 --> 00:29:21.106 align:middle What's on second. 00:29:21.186 --> 00:29:22.756 align:middle I don't know's on third. 00:29:24.286 --> 00:29:25.516 align:middle >> Costello: Are you the manager? 00:29:26.006 --> 00:29:26.456 align:middle >> Abbott: Yes. 00:29:26.746 --> 00:29:28.636 align:middle >> Costello: And you're going to be the coach too? 00:29:28.756 --> 00:29:29.226 align:middle >> Abbott: Yes. 00:29:30.116 --> 00:29:31.396 align:middle >> Costello: And you don't know the fellow's names? 00:29:31.846 --> 00:29:32.486 align:middle >> Abbott: Well, I should. 00:29:33.486 --> 00:29:34.906 align:middle >> Costello: Well, then who's on first? 00:29:35.156 --> 00:29:35.566 align:middle >> Abbott: Who. 00:29:35.966 --> 00:29:36.126 align:middle Yes. 00:29:36.126 --> 00:29:37.936 align:middle >> Costello: I want to know his name. 00:29:39.266 --> 00:29:39.636 align:middle >> Abbott: Who. 00:29:40.056 --> 00:29:41.216 align:middle >> Costello: The guy on first. 00:29:41.746 --> 00:29:42.156 align:middle >> Abbott: Who. 00:29:42.426 --> 00:29:44.016 align:middle >> Costello: The first baseman. 00:29:44.016 --> 00:29:44.316 align:middle >> Abbott: Who. 00:29:44.556 --> 00:29:45.526 align:middle >> Costello: The guy playing. 00:29:46.196 --> 00:29:47.666 align:middle >> Abbott: Who's on first. 00:29:47.666 --> 00:29:49.886 align:middle >> Costello: I'm asking you who's on first. 00:29:50.206 --> 00:29:51.236 align:middle >> Abbott: That's the man's name. 00:29:51.236 --> 00:29:52.066 align:middle >> Costello: That's whose name? 00:29:52.766 --> 00:29:53.276 align:middle >> Abbott: Yes. 00:29:53.276 --> 00:29:56.096 align:middle >> Costello: Oh, well go ahead and tell me. 00:29:56.656 --> 00:29:57.206 align:middle >> Abbott: That's it. 00:29:57.526 --> 00:29:58.206 align:middle >> Costello: That's who? 00:29:58.606 --> 00:29:59.136 align:middle >> Abbott: Yes. 00:30:01.996 --> 00:30:04.016 align:middle >> Costello: Look, you got a first baseman? 00:30:04.536 --> 00:30:04.976 align:middle >> Abbott: Certainly. 00:30:05.476 --> 00:30:06.866 align:middle >> Costello: Well, then who's on first? 00:30:07.446 --> 00:30:07.986 align:middle >> Abbott: That's right. 00:30:11.266 --> 00:30:14.356 align:middle >> Costello: Look, when you pay off the first baseman every 00:30:14.356 --> 00:30:15.826 align:middle month, who gets the money? 00:30:16.506 --> 00:30:17.036 align:middle >> Abbott: He does. 00:30:17.036 --> 00:30:17.606 align:middle Every dollar. 00:30:19.296 --> 00:30:19.926 align:middle >> Costello: What I'm trying to find 00:30:19.926 --> 00:30:21.406 align:middle out is the fellow's name on first base. 00:30:22.216 --> 00:30:22.626 align:middle >> Abbott: Who. 00:30:23.116 --> 00:30:24.716 align:middle >> Costello: The guy that gets. 00:30:25.456 --> 00:30:26.626 align:middle >> Abbott: He does every dollar, 00:30:26.626 --> 00:30:28.096 align:middle sometimes his wife comes down and collects it. 00:30:28.616 --> 00:30:29.536 align:middle >> Costello: Whose wife? 00:30:30.026 --> 00:30:30.536 align:middle >> Abbott: Yes. 00:30:33.386 --> 00:30:34.606 align:middle Look, what's wrong with that Lou? 00:30:34.706 --> 00:30:36.856 align:middle He's earned it. 00:30:38.046 --> 00:30:41.296 align:middle >> Costello: Look, when you sign up the first baseman, 00:30:41.296 --> 00:30:42.796 align:middle how does he sign his name? 00:30:43.426 --> 00:30:43.796 align:middle >> Abbott: Who. 00:30:44.706 --> 00:30:45.556 align:middle >> Costello: The guy? 00:30:46.346 --> 00:30:46.756 align:middle >> Abbott: Who. 00:30:46.976 --> 00:30:48.396 align:middle >> Costello: How does he sign? 00:30:48.966 --> 00:30:50.026 align:middle >> Abbott: That's how he signs his name. 00:30:50.456 --> 00:30:51.236 align:middle >> Costello: Who? 00:30:51.856 --> 00:30:52.406 align:middle >> Abbott: Yes. 00:30:54.266 --> 00:30:54.976 align:middle >> Costello: All I'm trying to find 00:30:54.976 --> 00:30:57.146 align:middle out is what's the guy's name on first base? 00:30:57.476 --> 00:30:58.836 align:middle >> Abbott: No, What is on second. 00:30:58.836 --> 00:31:00.766 align:middle >> Costello: I'm not asking you who's on second. 00:31:01.116 --> 00:31:02.576 align:middle >> Abbott: No, Who's on first. 00:31:02.576 --> 00:31:04.136 align:middle >> Costello: One base at a time. 00:31:04.436 --> 00:31:05.726 align:middle >> Abbott: Well, don't change the players around. 00:31:05.766 --> 00:31:07.256 align:middle >> Costello: I'm not changing nobody. 00:31:07.976 --> 00:31:08.836 align:middle >> Abbott: Take it easy, buddy. 00:31:08.956 --> 00:31:10.516 align:middle >> Costello: I'm only asking you, 00:31:10.516 --> 00:31:12.856 align:middle who's the guy on first base? 00:31:13.306 --> 00:31:13.836 align:middle >> Abbott: That's right. 00:31:14.216 --> 00:31:14.876 align:middle >> Costello: Okay. 00:31:15.416 --> 00:31:15.896 align:middle >> Abbott: All right. 00:31:18.796 --> 00:31:20.846 align:middle >> Costello: What's the guy's name on first base? 00:31:20.846 --> 00:31:21.996 align:middle >> Abbott: No, What is on second. 00:31:21.996 --> 00:31:24.316 align:middle >> Costello: I'm not asking you who is on second. 00:31:24.966 --> 00:31:26.806 align:middle >> Abbott: Who's on first. 00:31:26.806 --> 00:31:27.646 align:middle >> Costello: I don't know. 00:31:27.916 --> 00:31:29.006 align:middle >> Abbott: He's on third. 00:31:30.526 --> 00:31:33.676 align:middle >> Costello: Now, how did I get on third base? 00:31:34.066 --> 00:31:35.076 align:middle >> Abbott: Why, you mentioned his name. 00:31:35.356 --> 00:31:36.746 align:middle >> Costello: If I mentioned the third baseman's name then 00:31:36.746 --> 00:31:38.326 align:middle who did I say is playing third? 00:31:39.036 --> 00:31:41.336 align:middle >> Abbott: Who's on first. 00:31:41.336 --> 00:31:42.786 align:middle >> Costello: You -- what's on base? 00:31:44.026 --> 00:31:45.276 align:middle >> Abbott: What's on second. 00:31:45.646 --> 00:31:46.596 align:middle >> Costello: I don't know. 00:31:47.236 --> 00:31:48.066 align:middle >> Abbott: He's on third. 00:31:49.066 --> 00:31:50.636 align:middle >> Costello: There I go back on third again. 00:31:50.636 --> 00:31:55.056 align:middle Would you just stay on third base and don't go off it? 00:31:55.056 --> 00:31:57.096 align:middle >> Abbott: All right, what do you want to know? 00:31:57.546 --> 00:31:58.016 align:middle >> Costello: Correct. 00:31:58.186 --> 00:31:59.876 align:middle Now who's on third base? 00:32:00.546 --> 00:32:02.786 align:middle >> Abbott: Why do you insist on putting Who on third base? 00:32:02.786 --> 00:32:04.176 align:middle >> Costello: What am I putting on third? 00:32:04.956 --> 00:32:05.926 align:middle >> Abbott: What is on second? 00:32:06.086 --> 00:32:08.446 align:middle >> Costello: You don't want who on second? 00:32:08.446 --> 00:32:09.526 align:middle >> Abbott: Who's on first? 00:32:09.526 --> 00:32:10.386 align:middle >> Costello: I don't know. 00:32:10.386 --> 00:32:10.976 align:middle >> Abbott: Third base. 00:32:11.046 --> 00:32:12.396 align:middle >> Costello: Third base? 00:32:14.976 --> 00:32:17.076 align:middle Look, you got an outfield. 00:32:18.126 --> 00:32:18.516 align:middle >> Abbott: Certainly. 00:32:19.106 --> 00:32:19.856 align:middle >> Costello: The left fielder's name? 00:32:20.826 --> 00:32:21.066 align:middle >> Abbott: Why. 00:32:25.796 --> 00:32:29.046 align:middle >> Costello: I'm not -- stay out of the field. 00:32:29.106 --> 00:32:31.726 align:middle I'm asking you what's the left fielder's name? 00:32:33.086 --> 00:32:33.376 align:middle >> Abbott: No. 00:32:33.376 --> 00:32:34.206 align:middle What is on second. 00:32:34.206 --> 00:32:36.306 align:middle >> Costello: I'm not asking you what's on second. 00:32:36.956 --> 00:32:38.136 align:middle >> Abbott: Who's on first. 00:32:38.256 --> 00:32:39.246 align:middle >> Costello: I don't know. 00:32:39.746 --> 00:32:40.376 align:middle >> Abbott: Third base. 00:32:40.376 --> 00:32:41.106 align:middle >> Costello: Third base. 00:32:45.046 --> 00:32:46.806 align:middle The left fielder's name. 00:32:47.216 --> 00:32:47.786 align:middle >> Abbott: Why? 00:32:48.206 --> 00:32:49.086 align:middle >> Costello: Because. 00:32:49.686 --> 00:32:50.666 align:middle >> Abbott: Oh, he's centerfield. 00:32:55.686 --> 00:32:58.246 align:middle >> Costello: Look, you got a pitcher? 00:32:58.986 --> 00:32:59.606 align:middle >> Abbott: Certainly. 00:33:00.016 --> 00:33:00.786 align:middle >> Costello: The pitchers name? 00:33:02.476 --> 00:33:02.966 align:middle >> Abbott: Tomorrow. 00:33:04.296 --> 00:33:05.426 align:middle >> Costello: You don't want to tell me today? 00:33:05.426 --> 00:33:06.976 align:middle >> Abbott: I'm telling you now. 00:33:07.136 --> 00:33:07.966 align:middle >> Costello: Then go ahead. 00:33:08.706 --> 00:33:09.186 align:middle >> Abbott: Tomorrow. 00:33:09.786 --> 00:33:10.076 align:middle >> Costello: What time? 00:33:10.396 --> 00:33:12.076 align:middle >> Abbott: What time what? 00:33:12.076 --> 00:33:13.926 align:middle >> Costello: What time tomorrow are you going 00:33:13.926 --> 00:33:14.976 align:middle to tell me who's pitching? 00:33:15.676 --> 00:33:16.996 align:middle >> Abbott: Now who is not pitching? 00:33:17.196 --> 00:33:20.786 align:middle >> Costello: I'll break your arm if you say who's on first? 00:33:20.786 --> 00:33:22.586 align:middle I want to know what's the pitchers name? 00:33:22.586 --> 00:33:23.066 align:middle >> Abbott: No, what is on second. 00:33:24.556 --> 00:33:27.966 align:middle >> Costello: I'm not asking you who's on second. 00:33:28.566 --> 00:33:30.846 align:middle >> Abbott: Who's on first. 00:33:33.336 --> 00:33:34.636 align:middle >> Costello: Third base. 00:33:35.606 --> 00:33:39.716 align:middle >> Abbott: Third base. 00:33:39.716 --> 00:33:43.436 align:middle >> Costello: Look, you got a catcher? 00:33:43.606 --> 00:33:43.926 align:middle >> Abbott: Sure. 00:33:43.926 --> 00:33:45.376 align:middle >> Costello: And the catchers name? 00:33:45.896 --> 00:33:46.336 align:middle >> Abbott: Today. 00:33:47.896 --> 00:33:48.716 align:middle >> Costello: Today. 00:33:49.206 --> 00:33:51.516 align:middle And Tomorrow's pitching. 00:33:52.136 --> 00:33:52.926 align:middle >> Abbott: Now you've got it. 00:33:53.446 --> 00:33:59.246 align:middle >> Costello: All we've got is a couple days on the team. 00:33:59.246 --> 00:34:00.516 align:middle You know, I'm a catcher too. 00:34:01.306 --> 00:34:01.976 align:middle >> Abbott: Oh, so they tell me. 00:34:02.566 --> 00:34:05.076 align:middle >> Costello: I get behind the plate to do some fancy catching, 00:34:05.436 --> 00:34:09.626 align:middle Tomorrow's pitching on my team and a heavy hitter gets up. 00:34:09.626 --> 00:34:11.756 align:middle Now the heavy hitter bunts the ball. 00:34:11.846 --> 00:34:14.366 align:middle When he bunts the ball, me, being a good catcher, 00:34:14.366 --> 00:34:16.316 align:middle I'm gonna throw the guy out at first base. 00:34:16.766 --> 00:34:17.906 align:middle So I pick up the ball and throw it to who? 00:34:18.156 --> 00:34:20.416 align:middle >> Abbott: That's the first thing you said, right. 00:34:20.416 --> 00:34:23.016 align:middle >> Costello: I don't even know what I'm talking about. 00:34:24.846 --> 00:34:25.976 align:middle >> Abbott: That's all you have to do. 00:34:25.976 --> 00:34:30.036 align:middle >> Costello: So throw the ball to first base. 00:34:30.036 --> 00:34:30.496 align:middle >> Abbott: You throw it to Who. 00:34:30.496 --> 00:34:34.336 align:middle >> Costello: I throw the ball to first base. 00:34:34.336 --> 00:34:35.536 align:middle Now, who has it? 00:34:36.206 --> 00:34:36.726 align:middle >> Abbott: Naturally. 00:34:40.036 --> 00:34:42.896 align:middle >> Costello: Look, if I throw the ball to first base, 00:34:42.896 --> 00:34:44.496 align:middle somebody's got to get it. 00:34:45.096 --> 00:34:46.516 align:middle Now who has it? 00:34:47.106 --> 00:34:47.756 align:middle >> Abbott: Naturally. 00:34:49.666 --> 00:34:50.456 align:middle >> Costello: Who? 00:34:51.246 --> 00:34:51.766 align:middle >> Abbott: Naturally. 00:34:53.686 --> 00:34:54.586 align:middle >> Costello: Naturally? 00:34:55.396 --> 00:34:55.896 align:middle >> Abbott: Naturally. 00:34:58.706 --> 00:35:00.196 align:middle >> Costello: So I pick up the ball 00:35:00.196 --> 00:35:02.036 align:middle and I throw it to Naturally? 00:35:02.036 --> 00:35:03.196 align:middle >> Abbott: No you don't. 00:35:03.196 --> 00:35:04.676 align:middle You throw the ball to Who. 00:35:04.676 --> 00:35:05.106 align:middle >> Costello: Naturally. 00:35:05.996 --> 00:35:06.896 align:middle >> Abbott: That's different. 00:35:06.976 --> 00:35:08.076 align:middle >> Costello: That's what I said. 00:35:09.166 --> 00:35:10.406 align:middle >> Abbott: You're not saying it right. 00:35:10.406 --> 00:35:12.196 align:middle >> Costello: I throw the ball to naturally. 00:35:14.306 --> 00:35:16.336 align:middle >> Abbott: That's natural. 00:35:16.336 --> 00:35:17.976 align:middle You throw the ball to Who. 00:35:18.866 --> 00:35:19.656 align:middle >> Costello: Naturally. 00:35:21.416 --> 00:35:21.876 align:middle >> Abbott: Naturally. 00:35:21.876 --> 00:35:23.126 align:middle >> Costello: Now you ask me. 00:35:23.966 --> 00:35:25.596 align:middle >> Abbott: You throw the ball to who? 00:35:25.596 --> 00:35:26.246 align:middle >> Costello: Naturally. 00:35:28.556 --> 00:35:29.276 align:middle >> Abbott: Naturally. 00:35:29.276 --> 00:35:29.996 align:middle Now you ask me. 00:35:30.736 --> 00:35:32.026 align:middle >> Costello: I throw the ball who? 00:35:32.746 --> 00:35:32.976 align:middle >> Abbott: Naturally. 00:35:33.126 --> 00:35:35.276 align:middle >> Costello: Same as you. 00:35:35.746 --> 00:35:36.866 align:middle The same as you. 00:35:36.866 --> 00:35:39.216 align:middle I throw the ball the who. 00:35:39.216 --> 00:35:41.736 align:middle Whoever it is drops the ball and the guy runs to second. 00:35:41.736 --> 00:35:44.076 align:middle Who picks up the ball throws it to what, what throws it 00:35:44.366 --> 00:35:46.936 align:middle to I don't know, I don't know throws it back to tomorrow. 00:35:46.936 --> 00:35:47.796 align:middle It's a triple play. 00:35:48.386 --> 00:35:51.716 align:middle Now another gets up and it's a long fly ball to because. 00:35:52.196 --> 00:35:55.276 align:middle Why? I don't know, he's on third. 00:35:55.276 --> 00:35:57.086 align:middle And I don't give a darn. 00:35:58.096 --> 00:35:58.556 align:middle >> Abbott: What? 00:35:59.006 --> 00:36:00.526 align:middle >> Costello: I said I don't give a darn. 00:36:00.526 --> 00:36:03.456 align:middle >> Abbott: Well, that's our shortstop. 00:36:04.516 --> 00:36:11.926 align:middle [ Music and Applause ] 00:36:12.426 --> 00:36:15.726 align:middle >> Jailen: Those two really knocked it out the ballpark. 00:36:15.726 --> 00:36:16.976 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: Brought to you by Lolly's Pop. 00:36:17.516 --> 00:36:19.516 align:middle [ Typing ] 00:36:20.031 --> 00:36:22.031 align:middle [ Popping ] 00:36:22.046 --> 00:36:22.356 align:middle >> Lolly: Hey grown-ups. 00:36:22.356 --> 00:36:23.976 align:middle Lolly here from Lolly's Pops. 00:36:24.046 --> 00:36:27.346 align:middle I'm going to give you the skinny 00:36:27.346 --> 00:36:31.216 align:middle on my latest candy-on-a-stick bouquet assortment. 00:36:31.216 --> 00:36:32.876 align:middle There's so many new flavors to enjoy. 00:36:33.046 --> 00:36:35.776 align:middle Like Cream Sodalicious. 00:36:35.776 --> 00:36:36.966 align:middle Made from real vanilla bean. 00:36:37.046 --> 00:36:41.966 align:middle Oh, and Coco Nut, a refreshing tropical treat you have 00:36:41.966 --> 00:36:44.946 align:middle to be crazy not to like. 00:36:45.046 --> 00:36:48.716 align:middle Then there's Black Lick-a-Rush. 00:36:48.716 --> 00:36:51.956 align:middle The licorice spiral with a cane sugar coating. 00:36:52.346 --> 00:36:59.246 align:middle You also have to try our Scandinavian inspired lemon pop, 00:36:59.246 --> 00:36:59.966 align:middle Sweden Sour. 00:37:00.726 --> 00:37:02.996 align:middle My favorite is Swirly Whirly. 00:37:02.996 --> 00:37:06.556 align:middle A chocolate liqueur dipped cherry 00:37:06.556 --> 00:37:08.976 align:middle that makes me feel all kinds of funny. 00:37:09.046 --> 00:37:16.036 align:middle And of course we include some of our favorite Lolly Pops classics 00:37:16.036 --> 00:37:20.346 align:middle like Caramelt, Cinnamint, Raisin d'état, Fruitloose, 00:37:20.346 --> 00:37:21.966 align:middle and Monday Night Mango. 00:37:22.066 --> 00:37:25.976 align:middle These sticky licks is the summer treat that every kid wants. 00:37:26.046 --> 00:37:28.126 align:middle But don't take my word for it. 00:37:28.126 --> 00:37:29.976 align:middle I got a grown up here to back me up. 00:37:30.276 --> 00:37:31.276 align:middle >> Pop: Hi there. 00:37:31.276 --> 00:37:33.986 align:middle This is Lolly's Pop. 00:37:33.986 --> 00:37:36.566 align:middle Let me tell you, the kiddos can't get enough 00:37:36.666 --> 00:37:38.896 align:middle of the new flavors and bright colors 00:37:38.896 --> 00:37:40.896 align:middle in the latest assortment from Lolly's Pops. 00:37:40.896 --> 00:37:47.466 align:middle Plus, each candy has enough sugar to keep their teeth strong 00:37:47.796 --> 00:37:51.436 align:middle by breaking them down so they can build themselves 00:37:51.436 --> 00:37:53.196 align:middle up even better. 00:37:53.196 --> 00:37:56.766 align:middle So whenever your kiddo develops a new cavity, remember, 00:37:56.766 --> 00:37:59.846 align:middle that's just their sweet tooth asking 00:37:59.846 --> 00:38:02.876 align:middle for another one of Lolly Pops. 00:38:03.106 --> 00:38:08.106 align:middle >> Lolly: So come on, you heard the man. 00:38:08.106 --> 00:38:11.086 align:middle Well come on, sugar rush to your nearest supermarket 00:38:11.086 --> 00:38:15.366 align:middle where you can find my latest bouquet assortment. 00:38:15.366 --> 00:38:16.976 align:middle It hits the sweet spot. 00:38:17.516 --> 00:38:22.516 align:middle [ Music ] 00:38:23.516 --> 00:38:26.516 align:middle [ Roaring Crowd ] 00:38:27.016 --> 00:38:28.426 align:middle [ Baseball Bat Cracking ] 00:38:28.426 --> 00:38:29.866 align:middle >> Jailen: All right ladies and gentlemen, 00:38:29.866 --> 00:38:33.746 align:middle after an eventful time at the ballgame, I believe it's time 00:38:33.746 --> 00:38:36.896 align:middle to slow things down as we draw to a close this evening. 00:38:37.036 --> 00:38:39.976 align:middle As it gets a little dark -- 00:38:40.516 --> 00:38:47.816 align:middle [ Whirring ] 00:38:48.316 --> 00:38:49.976 align:middle And the night gets a little colder. 00:38:50.516 --> 00:38:53.576 align:middle [ Whirring ] 00:38:54.076 --> 00:38:56.516 align:middle We'll find that there are just some problems worth 00:38:56.516 --> 00:38:56.976 align:middle fighting for. 00:38:57.516 --> 00:39:01.556 align:middle [ Spooky Sound ] 00:39:02.056 --> 00:39:06.036 align:middle Tonight, we'll see how Martin is dealing 00:39:06.036 --> 00:39:09.826 align:middle with these strange acquaintances from a special someone. 00:39:10.866 --> 00:39:11.946 align:middle Will he be able to deal 00:39:11.946 --> 00:39:16.826 align:middle with this mysterious guest and their schemes? 00:39:16.826 --> 00:39:16.893 align:middle [ Spooky Organ Music ] 00:39:16.893 --> 00:39:19.456 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: Or will this mysterious guest throw a 00:39:19.456 --> 00:39:21.336 align:middle curveball no one sees coming? 00:39:21.516 --> 00:39:23.976 align:middle All this up next on the Inner Sanctum. 00:39:24.516 --> 00:39:30.516 align:middle [ Spooky Organ Music ] 00:39:31.516 --> 00:39:34.546 align:middle [ Door Creaking and Piano ] 00:39:35.046 --> 00:39:36.046 align:middle >> Helen: Good evening, Martin. 00:39:36.046 --> 00:39:38.266 align:middle >> Martin: Oh, Helen. 00:39:38.496 --> 00:39:41.816 align:middle >> Helen: Please don't stop, you're playing 00:39:41.816 --> 00:39:43.166 align:middle so beautifully this evening. 00:39:43.806 --> 00:39:44.946 align:middle >> Martin: Am I? 00:39:46.016 --> 00:39:47.876 align:middle >> Helen: Yes, you're playing as you used to. 00:39:49.516 --> 00:39:52.566 align:middle [ Piano Cord ] 00:39:53.066 --> 00:39:55.656 align:middle >> Martin: So you noticed it as well? 00:39:56.156 --> 00:39:58.006 align:middle >> Helen: What do you mean? 00:39:59.196 --> 00:40:01.106 align:middle >> Martin: How badly I'm playing. 00:40:01.106 --> 00:40:02.896 align:middle How I'm losing my ability. 00:40:03.806 --> 00:40:06.136 align:middle >> Helen: Martin, I never said -- 00:40:06.606 --> 00:40:08.496 align:middle >> Martin: You never said anything. 00:40:08.496 --> 00:40:09.606 align:middle No one ever says anything. 00:40:09.606 --> 00:40:14.266 align:middle But I know what they're thinking by the way they look at me. 00:40:14.266 --> 00:40:15.116 align:middle >> Helen: Martin. 00:40:15.306 --> 00:40:17.716 align:middle >> Martin: It's true, isn't it? 00:40:18.326 --> 00:40:19.136 align:middle Isn't it? 00:40:20.266 --> 00:40:21.336 align:middle >> Helen: No, Martin. 00:40:21.336 --> 00:40:24.006 align:middle I never doubted your ability not even for a moment. 00:40:25.256 --> 00:40:30.556 align:middle >> Martin: Then why did you say I was playing as I used to? 00:40:30.786 --> 00:40:34.696 align:middle >> Helen: Well, Martin, you haven't been yourself lately. 00:40:34.996 --> 00:40:37.436 align:middle I didn't mean anything by that remark, 00:40:37.576 --> 00:40:40.406 align:middle except that you appear better this evening. 00:40:41.716 --> 00:40:44.216 align:middle >> Martin: And my music sounded better. 00:40:46.216 --> 00:40:47.976 align:middle >> Helen: I never lie to you, Martin. 00:40:48.686 --> 00:40:50.116 align:middle Yes, it does. 00:40:51.726 --> 00:40:53.026 align:middle >> Martin: Of course. 00:40:53.756 --> 00:40:56.216 align:middle He hasn't been with me for two days. 00:40:57.676 --> 00:40:58.316 align:middle >> Helen: He? 00:40:59.216 --> 00:41:00.336 align:middle What do you mean? 00:41:00.396 --> 00:41:02.096 align:middle >> Martin: Oh, nothing Helen. 00:41:02.096 --> 00:41:03.976 align:middle Helen you were right. 00:41:03.976 --> 00:41:05.706 align:middle I am playing better. 00:41:05.706 --> 00:41:07.226 align:middle I could hear it myself. 00:41:08.256 --> 00:41:10.096 align:middle >> Helen: Why don't you go on playing Martin. 00:41:10.326 --> 00:41:10.836 align:middle >> Martin: Oh, I will. 00:41:11.516 --> 00:41:16.546 align:middle [ Music ] 00:41:17.046 --> 00:41:19.196 align:middle Oh listen to that, Helen. 00:41:19.196 --> 00:41:22.636 align:middle This is the way Beethoven would have wanted his music played. 00:41:23.516 --> 00:41:27.546 align:middle [ Music ] 00:41:28.046 --> 00:41:32.326 align:middle And listen, this -- this is one of Beethoven's greatest pieces. 00:41:32.466 --> 00:41:35.976 align:middle It speaks of life's terror and mystery. 00:41:36.516 --> 00:41:44.736 align:middle [ Scary Laughter ] 00:41:45.236 --> 00:41:49.086 align:middle I never had trouble with that passage before. 00:41:50.516 --> 00:41:53.706 align:middle [ Scary Laughter ] 00:41:54.206 --> 00:41:56.696 align:middle I can't play it. 00:41:56.786 --> 00:42:03.066 align:middle >> Helen: But you've played that passage 1000 times. 00:42:03.066 --> 00:42:04.776 align:middle >> Martin: Yes, I know. 00:42:04.776 --> 00:42:06.536 align:middle But I can't now. 00:42:08.516 --> 00:42:12.016 align:middle [ Scary Laughter ] 00:42:12.516 --> 00:42:16.136 align:middle I can't. I can't. 00:42:16.476 --> 00:42:17.476 align:middle I can't. 00:42:18.216 --> 00:42:19.046 align:middle >> Helen: Martin. 00:42:19.716 --> 00:42:22.266 align:middle >> Martin: I was playing so well just a moment ago 00:42:22.266 --> 00:42:24.416 align:middle and now I can't play at all. 00:42:25.276 --> 00:42:27.006 align:middle >> Helen: You haven't been yourself lately. 00:42:27.506 --> 00:42:30.366 align:middle You've hardly touched the piano since you returned. 00:42:31.496 --> 00:42:35.156 align:middle >> Martin: That's not why I didn't play well. 00:42:35.156 --> 00:42:37.546 align:middle It's -- it's him. 00:42:37.546 --> 00:42:39.056 align:middle He is near me. 00:42:40.836 --> 00:42:41.796 align:middle >> Helen: He? 00:42:41.796 --> 00:42:44.646 align:middle That's the second time this evening you've spoke of. 00:42:45.706 --> 00:42:48.736 align:middle >> Martin: Helen I -- I have to tell you something. 00:42:48.736 --> 00:42:51.206 align:middle I have to tell somebody or I'll go mad. 00:42:52.526 --> 00:42:55.176 align:middle I don't know perhaps I am mad. 00:42:55.176 --> 00:43:00.296 align:middle Helen, I -- there is something I am -- 00:43:01.516 --> 00:43:04.636 align:middle [ Scary Laughter ] 00:43:05.136 --> 00:43:05.956 align:middle >> Helen: Martin. 00:43:07.076 --> 00:43:13.056 align:middle >> Martin: I -- I have -- do you remember the -- 00:43:15.096 --> 00:43:21.056 align:middle the telegram that I sent you in Rio de Janeiro? 00:43:21.576 --> 00:43:23.496 align:middle >> Helen: Yes, you said the concert did not go well. 00:43:24.206 --> 00:43:26.636 align:middle >> Martin: It was the worst performance of my career. 00:43:26.636 --> 00:43:32.866 align:middle It was later that same night that I first noticed it. 00:43:33.136 --> 00:43:34.506 align:middle >> Helen: Noticed what? 00:43:35.316 --> 00:43:38.346 align:middle >> Martin: The presence of another being near me. 00:43:41.036 --> 00:43:42.776 align:middle >> Helen: Another being? 00:43:43.636 --> 00:43:44.816 align:middle >> Martin: Yes. 00:43:45.626 --> 00:43:48.216 align:middle An invisible being. 00:43:48.216 --> 00:43:50.876 align:middle It was he that made me play so badly that night 00:43:50.876 --> 00:43:53.946 align:middle and he's been near me ever since. 00:43:55.516 --> 00:43:58.656 align:middle [ Scary Laughter ] 00:43:59.156 --> 00:44:00.616 align:middle >> Helen: An invisible being. 00:44:01.066 --> 00:44:06.426 align:middle >> Martin: Helen I -- I know it sounds strange, fantastic. 00:44:06.426 --> 00:44:08.576 align:middle But Helen it's real. 00:44:09.456 --> 00:44:12.776 align:middle He -- he seeks to dominate me, to possess me. 00:44:12.776 --> 00:44:15.516 align:middle At first he just came in my sleep. 00:44:15.516 --> 00:44:20.146 align:middle But now he -- he is frequently there during my waking hours. 00:44:20.146 --> 00:44:24.286 align:middle He controls me like a hypnotist controls his subject. 00:44:25.716 --> 00:44:27.306 align:middle >> Helen: Go on Martin. 00:44:28.376 --> 00:44:32.656 align:middle >> Martin: He doesn't speak to me directly. 00:44:33.596 --> 00:44:37.376 align:middle He echoes my words, but he makes his will known. 00:44:37.376 --> 00:44:40.806 align:middle And I try to resist him and I can't. 00:44:42.106 --> 00:44:46.466 align:middle He hasn't taken complete control of me yet, but I'm afraid 00:44:46.466 --> 00:44:53.506 align:middle when he does, I -- I don't know what I'll do. 00:44:53.746 --> 00:44:58.056 align:middle >> Helen: Martin were you despondent 00:44:58.596 --> 00:45:00.126 align:middle after that concert in Rio? 00:45:01.646 --> 00:45:04.446 align:middle >> Martin: Despondent. 00:45:04.446 --> 00:45:06.746 align:middle You mean am I mentally unstable 00:45:06.746 --> 00:45:10.196 align:middle because of my failure and concert. 00:45:10.196 --> 00:45:12.536 align:middle Yes, I thought of that. 00:45:13.046 --> 00:45:13.626 align:middle >> Helen: Did you? 00:45:14.846 --> 00:45:19.506 align:middle >> Martin: I thought of every possible explanation. 00:45:19.706 --> 00:45:21.056 align:middle I don't know. 00:45:21.166 --> 00:45:24.746 align:middle Maybe it's a hallucination, but I think I can prove it's real. 00:45:26.516 --> 00:45:29.546 align:middle [ Scary Laughter ] 00:45:30.046 --> 00:45:30.476 align:middle >> Horla: Maaaarrrtin. 00:45:30.476 --> 00:45:31.506 align:middle >> Martin: Helen. 00:45:31.506 --> 00:45:37.706 align:middle Helen, he -- he -- he's near us. 00:45:39.476 --> 00:45:40.376 align:middle >> Helen: Near us? 00:45:41.696 --> 00:45:43.376 align:middle >> Martin: Don't you feel his presence? 00:45:45.516 --> 00:45:48.646 align:middle [ Wind chimes and Scary Laughter ] 00:45:49.146 --> 00:45:50.746 align:middle >> Horla: Maaaarrrtin. 00:45:54.056 --> 00:45:55.416 align:middle Did you see the curtain move? 00:45:55.496 --> 00:45:57.486 align:middle That's -- he's in here. 00:45:57.486 --> 00:45:58.176 align:middle He's in here. 00:45:58.446 --> 00:46:01.116 align:middle >> Helen: The wind blew those curtains. 00:46:02.626 --> 00:46:03.576 align:middle >> Martin: No, no, it's him. 00:46:03.576 --> 00:46:05.156 align:middle It's the invisible being. 00:46:05.156 --> 00:46:05.976 align:middle He's here now. 00:46:06.516 --> 00:46:12.066 align:middle [ Paper Rustling ] 00:46:12.566 --> 00:46:14.206 align:middle Did you see that? 00:46:14.606 --> 00:46:15.606 align:middle He touched the paper. 00:46:17.506 --> 00:46:19.596 align:middle >> Helen: It's nothing but the wind. 00:46:20.586 --> 00:46:22.506 align:middle >> Martin: No, no, it's him. 00:46:22.556 --> 00:46:25.626 align:middle It is -- it is him Helen. 00:46:25.626 --> 00:46:27.946 align:middle >> Helen: Martin, what's wrong? 00:46:28.046 --> 00:46:28.996 align:middle What's the matter? 00:46:28.996 --> 00:46:30.236 align:middle >> Martin: He is near. 00:46:30.236 --> 00:46:34.696 align:middle He is taking possession of me. 00:46:36.046 --> 00:46:37.196 align:middle Taking possession. 00:46:38.476 --> 00:46:43.556 align:middle >> Helen: Martin, why do you -- why do you look at me like that? 00:46:43.786 --> 00:46:44.666 align:middle Why don't you answer me? 00:46:45.096 --> 00:46:47.386 align:middle Why are you holding your hands as though? 00:46:48.206 --> 00:46:49.446 align:middle No Martin, don't touch me. 00:46:49.446 --> 00:46:51.306 align:middle For heaven's sake, don't. 00:46:51.306 --> 00:46:52.246 align:middle You must come out of it. 00:46:52.246 --> 00:46:52.966 align:middle Wake up, wake up. 00:46:53.516 --> 00:46:56.516 align:middle [ Music ] 00:46:57.516 --> 00:47:01.546 align:middle [ Scary Laughter ] 00:47:02.046 --> 00:47:03.266 align:middle Martin, Martin listen to the music. 00:47:03.266 --> 00:47:05.156 align:middle Listen to me play the music you know and love. 00:47:05.156 --> 00:47:06.576 align:middle You must come out of it. 00:47:06.576 --> 00:47:08.946 align:middle Take your hands away from my throat. 00:47:08.946 --> 00:47:09.013 align:middle I -- 00:47:09.516 --> 00:47:11.546 align:middle [ Music ] 00:47:12.046 --> 00:47:12.976 align:middle Martin. 00:47:13.016 --> 00:47:15.016 align:middle [ Music ] 00:47:15.516 --> 00:47:25.606 align:middle [ Scary Laughter ] 00:47:26.106 --> 00:47:27.326 align:middle >> Martin: It's over now Helen. 00:47:27.326 --> 00:47:28.426 align:middle He's gone. 00:47:31.036 --> 00:47:31.986 align:middle >> Helen: Martin. 00:47:33.126 --> 00:47:35.446 align:middle >> Martin: Helen, don't -- don't draw away from me. 00:47:35.816 --> 00:47:36.976 align:middle I won't harm you. 00:47:37.516 --> 00:47:40.546 align:middle [ Music ] 00:47:41.046 --> 00:47:44.976 align:middle Helen. Helen, come back. 00:47:45.516 --> 00:47:52.616 align:middle [ Music ] 00:47:53.116 --> 00:47:54.756 align:middle >> Jailen: Well, that was a bit of a doozy. 00:47:54.756 --> 00:47:55.946 align:middle Wasn't it Johnny? 00:47:56.346 --> 00:47:57.116 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: I'll say. 00:47:57.116 --> 00:47:58.576 align:middle It had me on the edge of my seat. 00:47:59.186 --> 00:48:00.966 align:middle Tune in next Wednesday, April 28, 00:48:00.966 --> 00:48:03.836 align:middle to find out if the Horla comes back to finish Martin off, 00:48:04.046 --> 00:48:06.916 align:middle or if the Horla is just Martin's imagination, 00:48:07.926 --> 00:48:10.976 align:middle or has Martin entered into the Inner Sanctum. 00:48:11.516 --> 00:48:15.546 align:middle [ Spooky Organ Music ] 00:48:16.046 --> 00:48:17.846 align:middle >> Jailen: Looks like we reached the time to say goodbye. 00:48:19.106 --> 00:48:19.906 align:middle >> Johnny Fox: A special thank you 00:48:19.906 --> 00:48:22.796 align:middle to our guests and thank you to you. 00:48:23.026 --> 00:48:24.146 align:middle Our faithful listeners. 00:48:24.626 --> 00:48:26.526 align:middle Tune in next Wednesday for more 00:48:26.526 --> 00:48:30.866 align:middle of the Chaffey College radio show, the Golden Age of Radio. 00:48:31.126 --> 00:48:34.056 align:middle Live from Cucamonga. 00:48:34.246 --> 00:48:34.896 align:middle Goodnight. 00:48:34.896 --> 00:48:35.936 align:middle >> Jailen: Goodnight. 00:48:36.516 --> 00:51:37.000 align:middle [ Music ]