June 24, 2023 • 30 mins
- A Date with Judy
- Genre: Comedy, drama, romance
- Audience: Teenagers, young adults
- Running time: 30 minutes
- Broadcast network: NBC, then ABC
- Creators: Jerome Lawrence, Aleen Leslie
- Stars: Ann Gillis (1941), Dennie Ellis (1942), Louise Erickson (1943-1950), Paul McGrath, Margaret Brayton
- Air dates: June 24, 1941 - May 25, 1950
- Synopsis: The show follows the life of Judy Foster, a teenage girl who lives in a small town. Judy deals with the usual teenage problems, such as school, friends, and boys. The show also features her relationships with her parents, Melvin and Dora Foster.
- Legacy: A Date with Judy was one of the most popular radio shows of its time. It was praised for its humor, its realistic portrayal of teenage life, and its positive message for young listeners. The show has been credited with helping to launch the careers of several young actresses, including Ann Gillis, Dennie Ellis, and Louise Erickson.
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Judy starting Louise Ericson as Judy andJohn Browner's father. Hello, Hello,
Judy, father, how are youfind way that you should call? I
was just thinking of you, Well, isn't that? I would you like
to know what I was thinking?I was thinking that of all a father
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is in the world, you were, by father most adorable and becoming adorable,
becoming. Yeah, and would youlike to know why? I think
so? I'll tell you why.An Indian I saw address today and do
you know that as soon as ourlaid eyes from address, I realized how
adorable and becoming you were. That'sJudy, folks, Jude fostered. I
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love about teenage girl who was closeto all our hearts. And now let's
drop him at the Foster home.It's a Saturday afternoon and Judy and her
mother are worried about father. Mother. I think you're highly right. Father
is working too hard. I've spokento him about it, but he keeps
telling me that he can't run abusiness by the clock. Well, it's
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just terrible here. It is lateSaturday afternoon and he isn't home yet.
For a dear, he was meetingmister Emerson. He said they had some
important decisions to make this afternoon.Well, Foster, what do you think.
I don't know, Emerson, it'sit's a hard decision to meet.
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Yeah, but we've got to makeone, and quick too, I get
so. Let me look at thefigures again. Well, Alton, what
I think? Who'd as to win? Unhappy lad in the sixth? Happy
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lad? What a horse? Heshould be pulling an ice flag. An
ice wagon is too good for him. Well we did it again, yes,
sir, Six in a row,all losers. Now, I know
why they call it the squat ofkings. You've got to be a king
to be able to afford it.You're not dinning both, friend, You've
also got to be a king sizedot to keep on doing it. I
guess all that. Oh, well, it's fun. You call this fun,
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losing six races in a row.Yeah, but look at the kick
you get when you win. Whenyou win, that's a lad. You
can't win it. You will nevercome out ahead better. Right, he
is a traffic They dangle some easymoney in front of your nose, but
you'll never get it. Oh no, sorry, it's the shortest route to
the floor. I guess you're right, Poster. I know I'm right.
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What do you like in the sevenh Hello dear, not your duty?
Oh poor father? Spending all Saturdayafternoon with mister Emerson making difficult petitions.
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I just thought they made it twocorrect decisions? Well why only a few?
Why not all? Let's not begreedy, judy, It would take
my word for it. They'll belucky if they make only a few correct
ones. Oh, I must say, you might have more faith in father's
business ability. I must say that. Oh yes, father, Hello your
father, dear, Hi father,Hello, few, poor dear, sit
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right down here, And that's agood idea. No s happened to your
voice? School? Oh well,I guess I must have done some shouting,
shouting, putting to the shout aboutin a business discussion. Well,
it turns upon the kind of businessyour discussing. Well, well, in
some businesses, when you make adecision, you feel like encouraging that decision.
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So your shout, Randolph Jamerson shouttoo. Oh you should have heard
him. I don't think I understand, dear, just as well. Never
mind now that I think you shouldstop working so hard. Mother and I
discussed the father. We both agree, and spending Saturday afternoons at It is
carrying it too far, dear,especially when you choose the wrong the wrong
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decisions. Father. Oh yeah,well, a matter of fact, i'd
just about decided that myself, hedid, Patty. Well, I'm glad,
dear. After all, it isn'tworth the extra money you might make
by working Saturday afternoon. What extramoney? You're perfectly right there, And
I'll tell you something else I thoughtout. You never made that extra money.
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You try to do it the quickand easy way, but it doesn't
work. You're lucky if you breakeven enough. Father. You know,
I experienced a fascinating experience this afternoon. What dear, father, for never
down a drable breath? I toldyou about your phone. Yes, well
this is very interesting. Missy saidit costs about eighteen dollars, and I
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said it if you closer to twentyfive. We argue for a while on
Friday. I bet a dime.I was right, So who got a
drand Father, that was a terriblething you did. It wasn't, father,
I won't. That doesn't matter.In fact, it's worse. But
why I don't underness, It wasn'tangry or anything. You bet, Judy,
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you bet I know, Father's noexcuse to you. Oh no,
then I don't think Judy did enthink so terrible by betting a dollar?
What I you see? How canyou stand there and encourage your own daughter
to continue? I have it asevil is better. I am not encouraging
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Judy to bed. I never thatis the sign store. But find I
only bet a doll the tenth partof a dollar. It isn't be an
honest, it's the principle. Evenbetting a penny is bad. Can't you
see? It's a trap? Itis absolutely easy. Money is dangled in
front of your notes. You wina die you didn't have to work for.
It's wonderful. So next time youbet fifty sexs a dollar, ten
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dollars, a hundred dollars all thatfather on judish allowance of two dollars a
week duty. All betters end upbroke in the pose. But Melvin,
you bet sometimes. I used to, but I gave it up when this
after rand I don't bet it.I I used to bear. And that's
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how I know you can't win before. You must have made some pretty bad
decisions today. Behind that has nothingto do with it, Randow, Judy,
you believe what I'm telling you.I guess so, Father, I'll
give Mitsia back or die. Butyou don't really believe it, do you,
Jill? I don't, all right, duty, I'll prove it to
you. I guess a person cannever learn from somebody else's experience. You've
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got to find out for yourself.Well, how am I going to find
out for myself? Father? Idon't think Mitsia want to bet with me.
Hell, this is what we'll doto I'm going to give you four
weeks allowance in the back, eightdollars really, and I don't get excited.
Judy, how bet there's a catchin it somewheres? Yes, there
is. Now. Next Saturday we'llgo to Sportsman's Park. I do by
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think that they have horse racing there? Why? Father? Whatever makes you
think so? You? Never mind? They run eight races a day,
the man said, and then itwill you will select one horse in each
race, and you'll bet a dollaron the hall, a dollar, a
whole dollar, a hole. Well, I thought two dollars of the smallest
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bet they take. Father. That'strue that Judy isn't going to bet at
the mutual win. No, she'sgoing to bet against me. I'll cover
her bet. I don't want tobet against you. Father, Well,
I would rather not. I think, father, that she has her doubts
about getting paid off if she wins. Is that true, Judy? Well
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no, father, he is heran? Are you wrong? Will I
thought it? Don't worry, Judy, you have my word that I'll pay
you if you win as the prevailingodds. Father, is that good for
me? Randal? What does itmean? Well, shitty odds are five
to one, you win five dollarsfor every dollar you bet, and so
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on. That's true, fault,Yes, it's true. Ju. That's
wonderful here. You see, you'rein the track. You smell easy money.
Well that's well. Now then I'mopposed to the whole thing. I
don't think it's right for Judy togo to the race track and bet on
horses. Oh, I agree withor. It isn't right for Judy to
go to the track and bet onhorses, and she won't go again.
But I feel that it's worth itfor her to go this once, to
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learn about the evils of betting frompersonal experience. If she learns that lesson
more good than harm will come ofit. Well, all right, But
I'm going too. Well, Ithink I ought to go too, so
that I can learn from Judy's experience. All right, we'll all go.
Won't do any of us any harmto learn that you never get anywhere by
trying to get the easy way.Next Saturday afternoon, we're all going to
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Sportsman's Park. Well, here i'llsee Star not bad here. I don't
know why, but I'm very excited. Father. Well, now you decide
what horse you want to better?I think, and Father, how do
I decide? Well, that Judyis a problem that's been troubling horse players
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for many years, and father isthe last person in the world I would
ask if I were you, Jude, never mind that land not hear Judy.
Here's a program which lists all thehorses in each trains, and here's
the racing fall. What's that?Well, it's a sort of a paper,
they tell me, which gives youthe record of every horse and eat
trains and what races he ran in, how he did, and so isn't
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it interesting? I don't understand it? Well, last, just as well,
do you want me to try tosaying with you? There? No,
thank you, father, I don'tthink it's help it takes most people
several years to find that out.Well, harsh, you go to bet
on Judy. I don't know yet, mother, I'm studying the program.
See Double Feeder, Brave Sailor,Sandy Jag, Sweet Lady, Sweet Lady.
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Father, I picked Sweet Lady,Sweet Lady, Wow, because it's
such a lovely name. Don't youthink, your mother, Sweet Lady,
it is Judy's lovely. You're pickingsweet Lady just because you like the name.
Who can you think it is abetter way? Father, All I
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have seen you see that you're surethat horse you wanted? Yes, Oh,
now I'll show you that that horsecan possibly win. Here's her record,
ran eight races this season, hasn'twon one. Now. In her
last race she ran six furlongs inone minute eleven and fourth, fifth,
second, And there are at leastfive other horses in this race who have
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done better time than that. Yes, father, but it's such a lovely
name. I definitely want to beton Sweet Lighting. All right, but
you'll be sorry. I'm back toa big with Judy. I remember,
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Judy, I'll betting a daughter onSweet Lady. Hitting the winter might's gonna
be a hundred of one. Sweetsave your breast, Judy. See your
husband last, Judy, he isn'teven mentioning sweet lady. I wonder whether
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sweet lady is still in the racenow? Why we're having is so pale?
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No, sweet you know that?Did you see her? I saw
her? Yes, you won?You want? But there are seven more?
Racis? Tell me something? What, jud how long has this been
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going on? Well, Judy,what do you like? I mean?
What horses? At one? Horses? You're betting on the second raage?
I don't know. I can't seemthe lake up my mind insnaded on.
Any of the horses have lovely names? No, father, I don't feel
attracted to any other. Can welook at the horses, certainly, if
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you think that'll help us? Iget well? Here they are the jockeys
always wipe them around him, thecircle before the lace, that's the one
the money. So and so,Hello Amison, Why Judy? Hello s
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fass. I thought you said youwere through better. I am. I
am in well water, here forthe sunshine. I'm here to teach Judy
you can't make money the easy way. She's better, no kidding, That's
why mister Amazon. Father gave mefour weeks a hours, Missy, and
I'm metting him a dollar race?What why, Foster, you want to
be ashamed of yourself stealing the kid'sallowance. I'll wait a minute. That's
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not why I don't want doing that. I un some here you did?
That's a hot one. Who pickssweet lady for you? I did it
myself. What she liked? Thehorse's name? No kidding? Well,
who do you like in this race? Judy? I think that one?
Number four? Number fourth? Oh, that's slow, slow, hot.
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Why Judy looks the color of thehorse now the jockey's eye. That's the
way she picks them. Let's seeslowly. Now, let's see what the
experts say. The tipster says here, quote if this horse doesn't have an
interiority complex yet, this race willgive it to him money? Or Charlie
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the tout says, quote, whohave said on me? And I can
beat him myself? Do you hearthat, Julie, He hasn't got a
chance. I have made my decisionand nothing will determing. Okay, but
you'll ree, And yes, Iknow. I'm so grateful for everything you're
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teaching me. I tell you,Emerson, that's uncanny. Six races,
and she's won every one of Ican't understand it if the fides all the
law. She's picked by her hairin the third because she felt sorry for
it so a few people were beingand in a fourse. He picks Footship
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because she likes mystery spark. Inthe fifth, Saranat because he reminded her
and Glenn Port to hide away.In the sixth because gets this emissary because
it has long eyelash. Incredible,but it's pure coincidence. Foster couldn't app
again in a millioniarere maybe not,but I owe her a fortune. There
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are only two races left. There'sonly one thing to do. I've got
to win some money in the nexttwo races. I thought you weren't going
to bet anymore. What else canI do? I don't want to pay
her out of my own pocket.Yeah, well, who do you like?
In the seventh, let's see whatabout hot Toddy? Hot Toddy?
Why? Well, it's it's sucha cute name for a horse, Foster,
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do you mean to tell me thatthe old horse rail like yourself,
is going to pick a horspit becauseit's got a cute name. Well,
it works for duty, Oh,you're cracking up, Foster. Who who
do you like? There's only onehorse in this race? Tread easy,
tread easy. Sure he can't lose. I'm going to bet heavy on him.
Four dollars tread easy. I'll bebacking. Where are you going?
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Cast? See how Judy feels abouthim? Tread Easy? Oh? No,
father, there's nothing distinctive about him. No, no, I bet
on Frisky Sale. That's sort ofan interesting name. How do you feel
about that game? Frisky Sale.I'm sorry to con addict you, mother,
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but that name mustn't interest me.All doesn't not in the least.
He got a horse at Yes,yes, yes, yes, yes,
yes, yes yes. Well don'tyou think that hot tie is much cuteing?
Oh? I do, Judy,I definitely do. As a matter
of fact, I was fascinated bythe name. That's fine, that's great.
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Excuse me, I'll be right goodespecial father running to see a man
about her horse? Emerson, Emerson? What is it? Foster? Line's
too long? The race will stopbefore I can get the mutual widow.
Make this five dollar at for shoreTreddy's No, no, no, Hot
Toddy, Hot Toddy? Are youkidding? Please Emerson, Hot Toddy a
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Foster. I can't let you throwyour money away away, but but duty
saw a lot, Foster. Don'tbe a child. The kid out if
you lucky break six and an allincidence, your coincidence. Get a grip
on yourself, Foster. You're agrown man. Yeah, maybe you're right.
Emersons couldn't happen again the million room, No hot Toddy, Amason,
Oh all right, Foster, it'syour money. Yes, it's Mima and
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I wanted on a hot Toddy.You don't like hot Toddy. It's your
money, Foster. Yeah, wellshe likes to nance your money, Foster,
Yeah, well she all right.Emerson's better on tread easy man,
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ain't going to Freddy time ready?I wonder who's ddy on? Who the
line of fig Freddy? And I'mfunny and I why I understand it's very
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strong. I was positive Hot Toddywas well and he didn't pretty easy one
because he Julia, I told youjust ad will all day and ladies and
gentlemen, your retention, please,I'm pretty easy and Bendi falify the winner
of the selling praise And I'm ny, what are you saying? Father?
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No? It they have to dothis, Emmas. It's all his Oi.
How you fine? I knew hewhen I knew it. And the
little lady wins again. There she'suncanny seven in her old foster. You
taught me of foster. I apologizenow, who does this? A charming
young lady like in the eighth her? Judy tell me, h, well,
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miss Jemmies and I don't know.I don't think I'm going to bet
on this race? What Lord,Judy? No, don't say that.
Well, Dad, owe me enough, man, Please, Judy Melvin.
If Judy wants to stop betting,she should talk to her foster. You're
her father, talk to you canwin more, Judy, much more.
I rather not take the chance.I listen, Judy, were making the
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green. You are going to beton every race, ain't you'all going to?
That's final? That's telling her poster. Well, which one? Judy?
What names you? How about easyliving? No? Eddy Graham?
No, you know none of thesenames does anything? Not even Leddy Graham.
Judy, I'm a said not,mister Jemmy alls to do something.
Judy, come with me. Weare we going look at the horses again.
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Well, Judy, look at pettygrand Judy. No, I'm sorry
nothing, Judy, Please, Judy, I'm out twenty garus. I'm sorry,
but wait that one. I thinkhe ranked that wink at you?
That one number six, and let'ssee win a pile? Come on'll wait
himute, wait him and at adust because of horse and Amazon. If
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Judy says that horse winker, that'sgood enough for me. I don't look
at gift toss him and all.But you can do what you want.
Ask honey, I know what Iwait forster way three. Well, win,
win a pile, wins, I'llbe able to pay off duty and
still end up a little to thegirl. If he wins. Horse who
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stop worrying? He winked at Judy, didn't he? Well there they are,
hello Judy. Now you oh wrong? Well, Judy, so you
think a file go in? I'lltell you a secret. I put a
little bet on him myself. Butnow then you said you know the older
man can't pass up. It's surething, Kenny, remember the trap,
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father of the whole. This isdifferent. Father, would you mind if
I sort of change our bet?What change our bed? What do you
mean? Well, I'm not surewhen a pile did win Catney, what
wash do you ruined me? Youtalk, Judy, what are you saying?
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I'm not sure? And there's anotherhark iBOT to bet on him,
quick poison. We might still beable to get a back on on him.
Well, I just remember I workedat a teacher whose name is miss
Tempo. So so there's a harshnessraces name as miss Timplo. I could
bet on him. Make sure.Well, I think we can still get
words. Can I change? Father? No, you made me bet on
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win a pile so you got abet on him too? A duty,
your agenius god when a far abar? Maybe he did win, cat
You're on canny duty. We're goingfrom fright to track. We'll win a
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fort. And what about the evilsof betting? Fire? The holies is
an evil? Is evetting? Itis your thing. We'll go from practices
fright. They aren't go like yourboss A while a pile rock. I
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knew the simple win who said winnahe re catches, But I changed my
mind. I told you simple,and I bet every single dollar on winnap
Oh, why are you play unfortunateman? I told you'll never come out
ahead? Ben never. Oh,let there's the Lessons of Randolph. Do
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you want to know something very interesting? Why children, we have in our
possession of very fine generous fox wehave we certainly have. Imagine him going
to the Bonton all by himself andbuying this exquisitive chiming dress simply because he
overheard me mentioned truly by accident,that I liked it. Imagine, but
there is no limit to his kindnessand generosity. He said he was going
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to buy the other one in thewindow for me too, No kidden,
no kidden. I just had todo one small favorite for him. What's
that I have to take an eightminutes for tomorrow? I did for Judy
is looking by Elene Westlie in theSkis Louis Acts and is Judy and John
Brown's father, with Tommy Cook's Randolphand Minor Misha's mother. Original music was
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composed by fall Side Pellan, conductedby Comston jam by Coelina Card. Program
was produce and directed by Hello MadHate with Judy has Come to You with
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Judy starting Louise Ericson as Judy andJohn Browner's father. Hello, Hello,
Judy, father, how are youfind way that you should call? I
was just thinking of you, Well, isn't that? I would you like
to know what I was thinking?I was thinking that of all a father
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is in the world, you were, by father most adorable and becoming adorable,
becoming. Yeah, and would youlike to know why? I think
so? I'll tell you why.An Indian I saw address today and do
you know that as soon as ourlaid eyes from address, I realized how
adorable and becoming you were. That'sJudy, folks, Jude fostered. I
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love about teenage girl who was closeto all our hearts. And now let's
drop him at the Foster home.It's a Saturday afternoon and Judy and her
mother are worried about father. Mother. I think you're highly right. Father
is working too hard. I've spokento him about it, but he keeps
telling me that he can't run abusiness by the clock. Well, it's
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just terrible here. It is lateSaturday afternoon and he isn't home yet.
For a dear, he was meetingmister Emerson. He said they had some
important decisions to make this afternoon.Well, Foster, what do you think.
I don't know, Emerson, it'sit's a hard decision to meet.
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Yeah, but we've got to makeone, and quick too, I get
so. Let me look at thefigures again. Well, Alton, what
I think? Who'd as to win? Unhappy lad in the sixth? Happy
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lad? What a horse? Heshould be pulling an ice flag. An
ice wagon is too good for him. Well we did it again, yes,
sir, Six in a row,all losers. Now, I know
why they call it the squat ofkings. You've got to be a king
to be able to afford it.You're not dinning both, friend, You've
also got to be a king sizedot to keep on doing it. I
guess all that. Oh, well, it's fun. You call this fun,
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losing six races in a row.Yeah, but look at the kick
you get when you win. Whenyou win, that's a lad. You
can't win it. You will nevercome out ahead better. Right, he
is a traffic They dangle some easymoney in front of your nose, but
you'll never get it. Oh no, sorry, it's the shortest route to
the floor. I guess you're right, Poster. I know I'm right.
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What do you like in the sevenh Hello dear, not your duty?
Oh poor father? Spending all Saturdayafternoon with mister Emerson making difficult petitions.
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I just thought they made it twocorrect decisions? Well why only a few?
Why not all? Let's not begreedy, judy, It would take
my word for it. They'll belucky if they make only a few correct
ones. Oh, I must say, you might have more faith in father's
business ability. I must say that. Oh yes, father, Hello your
father, dear, Hi father,Hello, few, poor dear, sit
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right down here, And that's agood idea. No s happened to your
voice? School? Oh well,I guess I must have done some shouting,
shouting, putting to the shout aboutin a business discussion. Well,
it turns upon the kind of businessyour discussing. Well, well, in
some businesses, when you make adecision, you feel like encouraging that decision.
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So your shout, Randolph Jamerson shouttoo. Oh you should have heard
him. I don't think I understand, dear, just as well. Never
mind now that I think you shouldstop working so hard. Mother and I
discussed the father. We both agree, and spending Saturday afternoons at It is
carrying it too far, dear,especially when you choose the wrong the wrong
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decisions. Father. Oh yeah,well, a matter of fact, i'd
just about decided that myself, hedid, Patty. Well, I'm glad,
dear. After all, it isn'tworth the extra money you might make
by working Saturday afternoon. What extramoney? You're perfectly right there, And
I'll tell you something else I thoughtout. You never made that extra money.
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You try to do it the quickand easy way, but it doesn't
work. You're lucky if you breakeven enough. Father. You know,
I experienced a fascinating experience this afternoon. What dear, father, for never
down a drable breath? I toldyou about your phone. Yes, well
this is very interesting. Missy saidit costs about eighteen dollars, and I
(04:59):
said it if you closer to twentyfive. We argue for a while on
Friday. I bet a dime.I was right, So who got a
drand Father, that was a terriblething you did. It wasn't, father,
I won't. That doesn't matter.In fact, it's worse. But
why I don't underness, It wasn'tangry or anything. You bet, Judy,
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you bet I know, Father's noexcuse to you. Oh no,
then I don't think Judy did enthink so terrible by betting a dollar?
What I you see? How canyou stand there and encourage your own daughter
to continue? I have it asevil is better. I am not encouraging
(05:42):
Judy to bed. I never thatis the sign store. But find I
only bet a doll the tenth partof a dollar. It isn't be an
honest, it's the principle. Evenbetting a penny is bad. Can't you
see? It's a trap? Itis absolutely easy. Money is dangled in
front of your notes. You wina die you didn't have to work for.
It's wonderful. So next time youbet fifty sexs a dollar, ten
(06:05):
dollars, a hundred dollars all thatfather on judish allowance of two dollars a
week duty. All betters end upbroke in the pose. But Melvin,
you bet sometimes. I used to, but I gave it up when this
after rand I don't bet it.I I used to bear. And that's
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how I know you can't win before. You must have made some pretty bad
decisions today. Behind that has nothingto do with it, Randow, Judy,
you believe what I'm telling you.I guess so, Father, I'll
give Mitsia back or die. Butyou don't really believe it, do you,
Jill? I don't, all right, duty, I'll prove it to
you. I guess a person cannever learn from somebody else's experience. You've
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got to find out for yourself.Well, how am I going to find
out for myself? Father? Idon't think Mitsia want to bet with me.
Hell, this is what we'll doto I'm going to give you four
weeks allowance in the back, eightdollars really, and I don't get excited.
Judy, how bet there's a catchin it somewheres? Yes, there
is. Now. Next Saturday we'llgo to Sportsman's Park. I do by
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think that they have horse racing there? Why? Father? Whatever makes you
think so? You? Never mind? They run eight races a day,
the man said, and then itwill you will select one horse in each
race, and you'll bet a dollaron the hall, a dollar, a
whole dollar, a hole. Well, I thought two dollars of the smallest
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bet they take. Father. That'strue that Judy isn't going to bet at
the mutual win. No, she'sgoing to bet against me. I'll cover
her bet. I don't want tobet against you. Father, Well,
I would rather not. I think, father, that she has her doubts
about getting paid off if she wins. Is that true, Judy? Well
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no, father, he is heran? Are you wrong? Will I
thought it? Don't worry, Judy, you have my word that I'll pay
you if you win as the prevailingodds. Father, is that good for
me? Randal? What does itmean? Well, shitty odds are five
to one, you win five dollarsfor every dollar you bet, and so
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on. That's true, fault,Yes, it's true. Ju. That's
wonderful here. You see, you'rein the track. You smell easy money.
Well that's well. Now then I'mopposed to the whole thing. I
don't think it's right for Judy togo to the race track and bet on
horses. Oh, I agree withor. It isn't right for Judy to
go to the track and bet onhorses, and she won't go again.
But I feel that it's worth itfor her to go this once, to
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learn about the evils of betting frompersonal experience. If she learns that lesson
more good than harm will come ofit. Well, all right, But
I'm going too. Well, Ithink I ought to go too, so
that I can learn from Judy's experience. All right, we'll all go.
Won't do any of us any harmto learn that you never get anywhere by
trying to get the easy way.Next Saturday afternoon, we're all going to
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Sportsman's Park. Well, here i'llsee Star not bad here. I don't
know why, but I'm very excited. Father. Well, now you decide
what horse you want to better?I think, and Father, how do
I decide? Well, that Judyis a problem that's been troubling horse players
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for many years, and father isthe last person in the world I would
ask if I were you, Jude, never mind that land not hear Judy.
Here's a program which lists all thehorses in each trains, and here's
the racing fall. What's that?Well, it's a sort of a paper,
they tell me, which gives youthe record of every horse and eat
trains and what races he ran in, how he did, and so isn't
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it interesting? I don't understand it? Well, last, just as well,
do you want me to try tosaying with you? There? No,
thank you, father, I don'tthink it's help it takes most people
several years to find that out.Well, harsh, you go to bet
on Judy. I don't know yet, mother, I'm studying the program.
See Double Feeder, Brave Sailor,Sandy Jag, Sweet Lady, Sweet Lady.
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Father, I picked Sweet Lady,Sweet Lady, Wow, because it's
such a lovely name. Don't youthink, your mother, Sweet Lady,
it is Judy's lovely. You're pickingsweet Lady just because you like the name.
Who can you think it is abetter way? Father, All I
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have seen you see that you're surethat horse you wanted? Yes, Oh,
now I'll show you that that horsecan possibly win. Here's her record,
ran eight races this season, hasn'twon one. Now. In her
last race she ran six furlongs inone minute eleven and fourth, fifth,
second, And there are at leastfive other horses in this race who have
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done better time than that. Yes, father, but it's such a lovely
name. I definitely want to beton Sweet Lighting. All right, but
you'll be sorry. I'm back toa big with Judy. I remember,
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Judy, I'll betting a daughter onSweet Lady. Hitting the winter might's gonna
be a hundred of one. Sweetsave your breast, Judy. See your
husband last, Judy, he isn'teven mentioning sweet lady. I wonder whether
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sweet lady is still in the racenow? Why we're having is so pale?
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No, sweet you know that?Did you see her? I saw
her? Yes, you won?You want? But there are seven more?
Racis? Tell me something? What, jud how long has this been
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going on? Well, Judy,what do you like? I mean?
What horses? At one? Horses? You're betting on the second raage?
I don't know. I can't seemthe lake up my mind insnaded on.
Any of the horses have lovely names? No, father, I don't feel
attracted to any other. Can welook at the horses, certainly, if
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you think that'll help us? Iget well? Here they are the jockeys
always wipe them around him, thecircle before the lace, that's the one
the money. So and so,Hello Amison, Why Judy? Hello s
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fass. I thought you said youwere through better. I am. I
am in well water, here forthe sunshine. I'm here to teach Judy
you can't make money the easy way. She's better, no kidding, That's
why mister Amazon. Father gave mefour weeks a hours, Missy, and
I'm metting him a dollar race?What why, Foster, you want to
be ashamed of yourself stealing the kid'sallowance. I'll wait a minute. That's
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not why I don't want doing that. I un some here you did?
That's a hot one. Who pickssweet lady for you? I did it
myself. What she liked? Thehorse's name? No kidding? Well,
who do you like in this race? Judy? I think that one?
Number four? Number fourth? Oh, that's slow, slow, hot.
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Why Judy looks the color of thehorse now the jockey's eye. That's the
way she picks them. Let's seeslowly. Now, let's see what the
experts say. The tipster says here, quote if this horse doesn't have an
interiority complex yet, this race willgive it to him money? Or Charlie
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the tout says, quote, whohave said on me? And I can
beat him myself? Do you hearthat, Julie, He hasn't got a
chance. I have made my decisionand nothing will determing. Okay, but
you'll ree, And yes, Iknow. I'm so grateful for everything you're
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teaching me. I tell you,Emerson, that's uncanny. Six races,
and she's won every one of Ican't understand it if the fides all the
law. She's picked by her hairin the third because she felt sorry for
it so a few people were beingand in a fourse. He picks Footship
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because she likes mystery spark. Inthe fifth, Saranat because he reminded her
and Glenn Port to hide away.In the sixth because gets this emissary because
it has long eyelash. Incredible,but it's pure coincidence. Foster couldn't app
again in a millioniarere maybe not,but I owe her a fortune. There
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are only two races left. There'sonly one thing to do. I've got
to win some money in the nexttwo races. I thought you weren't going
to bet anymore. What else canI do? I don't want to pay
her out of my own pocket.Yeah, well, who do you like?
In the seventh, let's see whatabout hot Toddy? Hot Toddy?
Why? Well, it's it's sucha cute name for a horse, Foster,
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do you mean to tell me thatthe old horse rail like yourself,
is going to pick a horspit becauseit's got a cute name. Well,
it works for duty, Oh,you're cracking up, Foster. Who who
do you like? There's only onehorse in this race? Tread easy,
tread easy. Sure he can't lose. I'm going to bet heavy on him.
Four dollars tread easy. I'll bebacking. Where are you going?
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Cast? See how Judy feels abouthim? Tread Easy? Oh? No,
father, there's nothing distinctive about him. No, no, I bet
on Frisky Sale. That's sort ofan interesting name. How do you feel
about that game? Frisky Sale.I'm sorry to con addict you, mother,
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but that name mustn't interest me.All doesn't not in the least.
He got a horse at Yes,yes, yes, yes, yes,
yes, yes yes. Well don'tyou think that hot tie is much cuteing?
Oh? I do, Judy,I definitely do. As a matter
of fact, I was fascinated bythe name. That's fine, that's great.
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Excuse me, I'll be right goodespecial father running to see a man
about her horse? Emerson, Emerson? What is it? Foster? Line's
too long? The race will stopbefore I can get the mutual widow.
Make this five dollar at for shoreTreddy's No, no, no, Hot
Toddy, Hot Toddy? Are youkidding? Please Emerson, Hot Toddy a
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Foster. I can't let you throwyour money away away, but but duty
saw a lot, Foster. Don'tbe a child. The kid out if
you lucky break six and an allincidence, your coincidence. Get a grip
on yourself, Foster. You're agrown man. Yeah, maybe you're right.
Emersons couldn't happen again the million room, No hot Toddy, Amason,
Oh all right, Foster, it'syour money. Yes, it's Mima and
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I wanted on a hot Toddy.You don't like hot Toddy. It's your
money, Foster. Yeah, wellshe likes to nance your money, Foster,
Yeah, well she all right.Emerson's better on tread easy man,
(22:02):
ain't going to Freddy time ready?I wonder who's ddy on? Who the
line of fig Freddy? And I'mfunny and I why I understand it's very
(22:26):
strong. I was positive Hot Toddywas well and he didn't pretty easy one
because he Julia, I told youjust ad will all day and ladies and
gentlemen, your retention, please,I'm pretty easy and Bendi falify the winner
of the selling praise And I'm ny, what are you saying? Father?
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No? It they have to dothis, Emmas. It's all his Oi.
How you fine? I knew hewhen I knew it. And the
little lady wins again. There she'suncanny seven in her old foster. You
taught me of foster. I apologizenow, who does this? A charming
young lady like in the eighth her? Judy tell me, h, well,
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miss Jemmies and I don't know.I don't think I'm going to bet
on this race? What Lord,Judy? No, don't say that.
Well, Dad, owe me enough, man, Please, Judy Melvin.
If Judy wants to stop betting,she should talk to her foster. You're
her father, talk to you canwin more, Judy, much more.
I rather not take the chance.I listen, Judy, were making the
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green. You are going to beton every race, ain't you'all going to?
That's final? That's telling her poster. Well, which one? Judy?
What names you? How about easyliving? No? Eddy Graham?
No, you know none of thesenames does anything? Not even Leddy Graham.
Judy, I'm a said not,mister Jemmy alls to do something.
Judy, come with me. Weare we going look at the horses again.
(24:03):
Well, Judy, look at pettygrand Judy. No, I'm sorry
nothing, Judy, Please, Judy, I'm out twenty garus. I'm sorry,
but wait that one. I thinkhe ranked that wink at you?
That one number six, and let'ssee win a pile? Come on'll wait
himute, wait him and at adust because of horse and Amazon. If
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Judy says that horse winker, that'sgood enough for me. I don't look
at gift toss him and all.But you can do what you want.
Ask honey, I know what Iwait forster way three. Well, win,
win a pile, wins, I'llbe able to pay off duty and
still end up a little to thegirl. If he wins. Horse who
(24:47):
stop worrying? He winked at Judy, didn't he? Well there they are,
hello Judy. Now you oh wrong? Well, Judy, so you
think a file go in? I'lltell you a secret. I put a
little bet on him myself. Butnow then you said you know the older
man can't pass up. It's surething, Kenny, remember the trap,
(25:08):
father of the whole. This isdifferent. Father, would you mind if
I sort of change our bet?What change our bed? What do you
mean? Well, I'm not surewhen a pile did win Catney, what
wash do you ruined me? Youtalk, Judy, what are you saying?
(25:29):
I'm not sure? And there's anotherhark iBOT to bet on him,
quick poison. We might still beable to get a back on on him.
Well, I just remember I workedat a teacher whose name is miss
Tempo. So so there's a harshnessraces name as miss Timplo. I could
bet on him. Make sure.Well, I think we can still get
words. Can I change? Father? No, you made me bet on
(25:52):
win a pile so you got abet on him too? A duty,
your agenius god when a far abar? Maybe he did win, cat
You're on canny duty. We're goingfrom fright to track. We'll win a
(26:15):
fort. And what about the evilsof betting? Fire? The holies is
an evil? Is evetting? Itis your thing. We'll go from practices
fright. They aren't go like yourboss A while a pile rock. I
(26:49):
knew the simple win who said winnahe re catches, But I changed my
mind. I told you simple,and I bet every single dollar on winnap
Oh, why are you play unfortunateman? I told you'll never come out
ahead? Ben never. Oh,let there's the Lessons of Randolph. Do
(27:33):
you want to know something very interesting? Why children, we have in our
possession of very fine generous fox wehave we certainly have. Imagine him going
to the Bonton all by himself andbuying this exquisitive chiming dress simply because he
overheard me mentioned truly by accident,that I liked it. Imagine, but
there is no limit to his kindnessand generosity. He said he was going
(27:56):
to buy the other one in thewindow for me too, No kidden,
no kidden. I just had todo one small favorite for him. What's
that I have to take an eightminutes for tomorrow? I did for Judy
is looking by Elene Westlie in theSkis Louis Acts and is Judy and John
Brown's father, with Tommy Cook's Randolphand Minor Misha's mother. Original music was
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composed by fall Side Pellan, conductedby Comston jam by Coelina Card. Program
was produce and directed by Hello MadHate with Judy has Come to You with
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