Corn For the Masses (Maiz Para Las Masas, 1950s?)

[Music] fellow citizens, our candidate and future may be your friend and mine. I give you [Applause] borito friends. A candidate must offer more than idle words, more than fossial promises which may never materialize. If I am elected to the high office of mayor of this happy and prosperous community, if this great dignity is conferred upon me by the enlightened electorate, if in the exercise of the free man's sacred right, it is your wish that honesty and good government be the order of the day, then I offer you work, honesty, and good government. [Applause] Your uncle just died. Congratulations. Lives fortune in corn. All [Music] yours. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] So remember my son, if you find them too strong together, why divide and conquer? [Applause] [Music] Say, I want you to know it. Hey, man. You won. I have tons of cards. Fifth district. We will give it free to the voters. But I'm not happy. You know why? We will win the election. [Music] Look, I will step aside. You will be the mayor. Huh? And now, what do you say, chief? What in the world goes on here? Let's not shout. You are addressing his honor, the future mayor of this town. [Music] My dear friends, my platform is corn. My corn is your corn. Mountains of corn for the masses. And in the polling places, ladies and gentlemen, thousands of excited citizens are lined up to vote for their hero, the man who promised them corn. There's shouting. There's dancing. There's drama as the people wait with ballots in one hand and corn sacks in the other. Just a minute, ladies and gentlemen. The first returns are now coming in and give Manolene an edge in the voting. And here are returns from the suburban areas. Manolene is piling up an increasing margin. Here, ladies and gentlemen, the latest bulletin. Manoline wins by a landslide. Ah, chief, what did I tell you? Let's ring to your great victory. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Drink. Your office, your honor. [Music] Uh just fine here. Uh routine business, you know. [Music] [Music] Armando Leos, big boss, Minister of Education, Minister of Censorship, Minister of Police Treasure and [Applause] [Music] Propaganda. Loyal comrades, dishonor the mayor. [Music] [Applause] Fellow citizens, we are united here today on this memorable occasion to witness the promised distribution of corn to the masses popcorn. What you're about to hear today, my friends, will make the world and rattle and maybe later even louder. [Applause] [Music] Listen to me. Com I'm ready. [Applause] [Music]