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Well, now it is time for this week's episode of Casey Crompt photographer, the original airday, December the 18th, 1947.

And the title is The Lop of the Party.

The Acre Hocking Glass Corporation brings you crime photographer.

Hi, Casey. Hi, Apple Bird.

Well, I see you got the wind as mirrors all dolled up against the holiday.

Yeah, the same guy comes every winter and paints him first.

Like little Jack Frost.

Huh? You remember when you were a kid they told you Jack Frost hated those ice flowers on the window.

Hey, that's a good one. I'll try it on Tony.

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