The Goldbergs on the Radio: Ep. 1464
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The Goldbergs: Episode 1464. Date: May 6, 1943. Cast: Gertrude Berg (Molly Goldberg); James R. Waters (Jake Goldberg); Roslyn Silber (Rosalie Goldberg); Alfred Ryder (Sammy Goldberg); Menasha Skulnik (Uncle David).
Announcer introduction: "The Goldbergs have taken their new daughter-in-law right to their hearts. But Grace seems to have something worrying her about which she won't tell Molly. Of course, Molly in her role as mother to Sammy's wife, wants nothing more than to share Grace's worry. But we know that Grace's worry would shock Molly... for Grace as only Rosie suspects, isn't what she seems to be. In fact, she and a neighboring farmhand, George, seem to have some little plan afoot that isn't going to make the Goldbergs too happy... and part of the plan depends on how rich the Goldbergs are. It seems that Sammy didn't do so well when he married Grace and left for parts unknown... but as Grace's letter pointed out to Molly, Sammy was sure his parents would be able to love Grace as much as he did. Now we're seeing. Listen..."
Announcer close: "Grace hopes, but she and Jake are not thinking of the same advantage... for Grace is thinking as we know of her own..."
A hallmark of the golden age of radio, The Goldbergs (1929-1946) was one of the earliest entertainment programs to authentically explore Jewish life in America. Learn more at cinema.ucla.edu.
Complete Record: The Goldbergs: Episode 1464. Date: May 6, 1943. Cast: Gertrude Berg (Molly Goldberg); James R. Waters (Jake Goldberg); Roslyn Silber (Rosalie Goldberg); Alfred Ryder (Sammy Goldberg); Menasha Skulnik (Uncle David). Announcer introduction: "The Goldbergs have taken their new daughter-in-law right to their hearts. But Grace seems to have something worrying her about which she won't tell Molly. Of course, Molly in her role as mother to Sammy's wife, wants nothing more than to share Grace's worry. But we know that Grace's worry would shock Molly... for Grace as only Rosie suspects, isn't what she seems to be. In fact, she and a neighboring farmhand, George, seem to have some little plan afoot that isn't going to make the Goldbergs too happy... and part of the plan depends on how rich the Goldbergs are. It seems that Sammy didn't do so well when he married Grace and left for parts unknown... but as Grace's letter pointed out to Molly, Sammy was sure his parents would be able to love Grace as much as he did. Now we're seeing. Listen..." Announcer close: "Grace hopes, but she and Jake are not thinking of the same advantage... for Grace is thinking as we know of her own..." A hallmark of the golden age of radio, The Goldbergs (1929-1946) was one of the earliest entertainment programs to authentically explore Jewish life in America. Learn more at cinema.ucla.edu.
Transcription
is anybody there's Molly folks that means your friends The Goldbergs are here yes it's the doz program does you know is the new kind of soap for everything in your wash now let's visit the doam family you know mom's away visiting and she left p mon to do the family wash listen pause reading her note of instruction dear P be sure to use does it's that new kind of soap you know as if I didn't know doz does everything in our wash ready y y I'll start the washer you pushed the wrong button your hands caught in the ringer there you all right yeah yeah well I can still use my left hand okay then pour some D in the washer all right here now ma says in her note use do for the work shirts towels rag rugs Daisy's rayon blouses everything gosh I wish I hadn't dirtied up my overalls like I did it's all right uny M say right here doz will get them clean easy don't even bother with a bar soap doz gets clothes clean all by itself I got those work shirts in yeah good now you sort out the towels and sheets M's note says hang them where the new neighbor can see how dazzling white does get them she'll see no soap gives whiter washes than does he women hey what's this do do we does this too this pink thing sure Hy that's a rayon doad of daisies ma says does is safer for the nice color she washes yep gives longer life for colors yet you can beat does for getting the grimiest clothes clean here we go again well Paul never thought you and I'd come to this that's do for YY it does everything yes even Panky find wash day easy with does why compared to other leading granulated wash day soaps doz gives longer life to Colors Plus unsurpassed whiteness and real cleaning power for the dirtiest clothes try does Duz It does everything in the watchh and now the Goldbergs well the Goldbergs have taken their new daughter-in-law right to their hearts but Grace seems to have something worrying her about which she won't tell Molly of course Molly and her role as mother to Samy's wife wants nothing more than to share Grace's worry but we know that Grace's worry would shock Molly for Grace as only Rosie suspects isn't what she seems to be in fact she and a neighboring farmand George seem to have some little plan a foot that isn't going to make the Goldbergs too happy and part of the plan depends on how rich The Goldbergs are it seems that Sammy didn't do so well when he married Grace and left for Parts Unknown but as Grace's letter pointed out to Molly Sammy was sure sure his parents would be able to love Grace as much as he did now we're seeing listen r d the school bell rang already quite a while ago and L will be pass the house already darling I can't find my saddle shoes your saddle shoes look and thou shalt find if you can't find the Saddles then wear the marins how can I wear the Marin if they wear the shoe makers why do you put in the shoe makers until you found the Saddles if you found the Saddles then you democ Bel it's now as with tickets for shoes you don't put them in the Sho Mak if you don't have the other hello hello George why do you call me now why didn't you call me earlier they're all up now oh I've been up since 5 I can't talk to you now everybody's around no I can't no I haven't got a story of you well then why did you call what'd you find out this I can't talk to you now how can I find out they haven't shown me their Bank book well ask ask around no I can't talk now [Music] goodbye all right you're coming you have to be late Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday you would be late Saturday too if school was open would you not uh Grand darling who called it was the wrong number mother wrong number are you going to have some coffee now Mother dear no darling I'll have mine coffee and N darling dear but everybody had it dear all right well I'll get Dad's ready all right dear all right dear [Music] J dear breakfast is standing I'm here dear good morning morning dear good morning dear where's my daughter-in-law Grace Grace daddy is asking for you she's up and about already up and about already she was up before me the coffee was on the table was set Molly and Sam why are we so lucky by why because we're fortunate did the grace tell you why she's so worried No it's it's her worry she said and she don't want to make it our wor she said and she said she wants a job good morning morning it's good afternoon to you Grace mother tells me you was up prior to day bre oh I can't sleep these precious hours away I want to be awake and aware awake and aware awake and aware sit with me while I have my coffee no no I'm going to wait on you Dad if you don't mind say that say that wait on your dad should don't oh Jake darling it looks like we'll sit we'll twidle our thums and from now forwards H good morning Ros morning dear did you said good morning to Grace I will M give me a CH is that an answer is that an answer good morning Grace that's how you say good morning M what do you want me to do go inside and kiss her she's your sister no my sister-in-law Rosalie Rosal I'm warning you R I'm warning you don't be a sister-in-law well how can I be anything else she married my brother so that makes her my sister-in-law and your daughter-in-law not your daughter I'm still your daughter and she's your daughter-in-law Rosie I'm walking away from the table sit since she came here all I've been hearing is great I don't want to hear another syllable fine let it all right Jake all right Jake don't unve yourself stop Dad it's piping hot good morning Rosie morning sit still mother I'm fixing Rosy's breakfast I haven't got time for breakfast oh yes you have I haven't Grace thank you but you have darling mother doesn't want you to go off without your breakfast Rosie I have to speak to Mr akley before classes the this morning so that's why I have to get to school a little early come on drink your milk every drop of it what do you have to see Professor akley I have to decide what college I'm going to isn't that wonderful where do you think you want to go I can't afford to go where I'd like to go where would you like to go what's the use of talking about it goodbye bye goodbye P goodbye to Grace Mama darling please goodbye Grace goodbye Rose I'm sorry Gracie Rosie's little uh let say she the little tempermental it's a convalescent AG of course you never told Rosal yet about the palac we have for her H Molly no why should I discuss the policy with Rosal now the time has come for her college so so it's here and it's ready how many years have you got that policy mly plenty well I guess I'll T may I have the pleasure of walking down the road with you indeed you may uh but put something uh put something on gra de I will all right put something on gra dear you hear me we have to figure up and see what to heav that policy M Yes dear we will turn why don't you leave the chickens alone spoty you're a wonderful father not wonderful guys oh yes you are I'm a very lucky girl so I'll be lucky well you're not rich people and yet out of the little you have you you managed to put enough aside for Rosie's education Mrs Goldberg must get all the credit for that for Education Mrs Gober would starve her body to feed her mind I guess there must have been and plenty of starving no I wouldn't say that there were times when I was a well really I was in a dress business quite successful made a lot of money not Millions but uh enough I'm sure for Mrs Goldberg to have been able to lay aside quite a bit well if it's less than a million I made a mistake in marrying Samy I was also on the real estate business there I lost considerable I bought an apartment house and called it Marley's arms it was my ambition to have three houses Mary's arms Rose's arms and sami's arms but I've been busted in Mary's house is uh is that when you came out here to live yeah is that when you lost everything as far as I knew it was everything but Mrs goag always in crisis saved the day always a nest egg huh nest eggs the policy was always paid all these years the lean years and the fat years well I'm sure glad rosley will have enough to see her through I wouldn't be surprised if she has an equity of $2,000 2,000 hard earned dollars yeah I only hope they'll be put to good Advantage they will I'm sure they will Grace hopes but she and Jake are not thinking of the same Advantage for Grace is thinking as we know of her own you know there's something about the Goldbergs that makes you want to go on listening day after day and year after year and I hope you'll get just as attached to our doam family Daisy Do's cute isn't she you know the other day she said to me lton do you think I'm too young to get married well d m says so but gee I'm 14 I know all about keeping house and washing things he just used does for everything well Daisy does is mighty important in married life this new kind of soap does everything in the wash grimy towels come out white as snow work clothes come clean easy when you does them yet does helps colors even pretty rayon stay bright longer while ladies compared to other leading granulated wash day soaps does gives longer life for colors plus unsurpassed whiteness and real cleaning power for the grimiest overalls yes take it from Daisy doam wash day nothing to it just use does sure cause even in the toughest wash does does everything be sure to listen to the next episode of The Goldbergs Grace begins finding a story to fit the opportunity she sees in the offing for herself this is clay CER speaking for Proctor and Gamble and saying do as the dohms do let doz the new kind of soap do everything in your watch
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