Coming up this week on the old-time radio snack wagon, I'm engaged to a very lovely

lady-side callus this year at school. And how would my associates feel if they

should hear that I was once known here and there as Barrel House Benny Bond's the

King of the Piano? That's just what I've been wondering. Listen to the old-time

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this week's yours truly Johnny Dollar cereal. As always, we will be bringing you episodes one and two

on Tuesday, and then on Friday we'll bring you episodes three to five. So you can pause this

episode and then wait till Friday. Now listen to the rest of it if you want to wait,

but here from May the 7th and May the 8th, 1956 is the Silver Blue Matter episodes one and two.

From Hollywood, it's time now for...

Johnny Dollar. Ralph Dean, Johnny Monogaranty. Oh, hi, Ralph, how are things? Rough. My wife could

kill me, Johnny. Are they insurance? No, just for kicks because she's mad because she wanted a

mint coat. And short, she's a woman. I couldn't buy her a mint. I don't make that kind of money. You

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