The Goldbergs on the Radio: Ep. 1483
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The Goldbergs: Episode 1483. Date: June 2, 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: "Molly's daughter-in-law is going to have a baby. This simple statement can never suggest the immense significance of this in Molly's life. For Sammy is overseas, unheard from as yet... and the girl Grace... has become a substitute for Sammy... But Rosie Goldberg knows that Grace is a liar, untrustworthy, and something of a fraud... and Rosie knows that there is some connection between Grace and a neighbor named George... But Rosie, because of the child that is coming... is willing to stop fighting Grace... if the George tie-up can be broken... It's not an easy thing to do... because It's based on surmises... not facts... But Rosie is determined and meanwhile Molly and Jake are singing like a pair of silly, happy birds... Listen..."
Announcer close: "The shadow of the baby is now all sunlight in the Goldberg house... but Rosie knows that the relationship between Grace and George, whatever it is has to be stopped... But even though we know more than Rosie, there seem to be depths that we haven't plumbed as yet..."
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 1483. Date: June 2, 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: "Molly's daughter-in-law is going to have a baby. This simple statement can never suggest the immense significance of this in Molly's life. For Sammy is overseas, unheard from as yet... and the girl Grace... has become a substitute for Sammy... But Rosie Goldberg knows that Grace is a liar, untrustworthy, and something of a fraud... and Rosie knows that there is some connection between Grace and a neighbor named George... But Rosie, because of the child that is coming... is willing to stop fighting Grace... if the George tie-up can be broken... It's not an easy thing to do... because It's based on surmises... not facts... But Rosie is determined and meanwhile Molly and Jake are singing like a pair of silly, happy birds... Listen..." Announcer close: "The shadow of the baby is now all sunlight in the Goldberg house... but Rosie knows that the relationship between Grace and George, whatever it is has to be stopped... But even though we know more than Rosie, there seem to be depths that we haven't plumbed as yet..." 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
you is anybody there's Molly folks that means your friends The Goldbergs are here brought to you by doz the new kind of soap for everything in your wash first let's drop in on the doam family oh there's anky dozen with his camera again he's photographing ma while she's trying to hang her wash on the line Hy's telling her say Ma I'm going to send these pictures of you hanging out your doz wash to Proctor and Gamble no Hy they don't want pictures of me do is their new soap Discovery they know it does everything in my was well we'll send them some real picture showing how doz does my overhauls and work shirts and towels even Daisy's rayon do funnies now now hold still Ma I want a picture you holding that work shirt got it and me looking aside well them word shirts look mighty swell they sure do ony does get some clean C easy no hard scrubbing or fussing with a bar soap even why does gets dirt out all by itself that's right ma come on now want to get a shot of you and M towels steady got it but uny my hair is a mess well M towels sure look nice dazzling in the sun of course I always say no soap made gets towels and linens whiter and does n hold it Ma I want to take a color shot of you posing with them rayon panties now there oh ay I take awful pictures a you look pretty mom huh and so do the colors in those nice things you does well I don't need any picture to see that colors stay bright longer with does yet you can't feed it for getting out tough dirt say Ma you take a snap of me holding this big red box of doz H next you'll be wanting your picture put right on the box yeah well I always say nothing's too good for does nothing's too good for you ladies on wash day so try doz because 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 does Duz does everything in your wash and now the Goldbergs well Molly's daughter-in-law is going to have a baby this simple statement can never suggest the immense significance of this in Molly's life for Sammy is overseas unheard from as yet and the girl Grace has become a substitute for Sammy but Rosie Goldberg knows that Grace is a liar untrustworthy and something of a fraud and Rosie knows that there is some connection between grace and a neighbor named George but Rosie because of the child that is coming is willing to stop fighting Grace if the George tie up can be broken it's not an easy thing to do because it's based on surmises not facts but Rosie is determined and mean meanwhile Molly and Jake are singing like a pair of silly happy birds listen [Music] on pencil breaks oh my oh M oh M Rosie did you saw a pencil someplace h no breaks mine where's Uncle David mom what where's Uncle David Uncle David is where about someplace maybe up in Grace's room J darling give me your pencil darling dear Yes dear a pen wouldn't do B ever a why do you need it Grace wants it for what she wants to write to her sister about the happy event I suppose David David darling how do you think Grace looks David wonderful wonderful a little pale but wonderful you saw the stationary I have it I'll take it out all right darling I'm going also Jake yeah uh J don't say anything to anybody or about what about uh why just so not yet just see that you don't say if I say I wouldn't say I wouldn't say if you wouldn't say I wouldn't say about what about what the baby why must it be a SI not a secret but until everything is settled and and and Grace feels a little better and she's mentally balanced and she has the money for her sister and we hear from Sam then yeah D if you say not to say I wouldn't say all right after so we'll have a party a welcome home party David I imagine I can't imagine George didn't bring the description yet did no M no didn't Uncle David you want to come with me where you going I want to walk down the road and meet George what I don't want him in this house Everything's changed now Uncle David if Grace and George knew each other before they came here all right but that's got to be over with whatever it was it's got to be over and that's what I'm going to tell him he's got to keep away from Grace far away from here she's my brother's wife and now D maybe you D where you going r i want to go daning help me a minute darling yes please just help me please but there one thing yes did what M let me help you you know how David darling you would know how because I'm making a bed jacket for Grace her shoulders should be so comfortable she's sitting up in bed and when the door open so there's a draft she she mustn't get a draft stand Ros down just just stand like that just I want to cut you exactly Uncle David I have to measure you r stand stand stand I don't want to disturb Grace stand there how are you doing M cutting that beautiful negligent beautiful negl bble iar a negligent but Papa bought it for your mom David you know how long I have that negl you know how long maybe five years not day with lace I'll bear with lace I'll bear with lace and the chicken coop I'll bear negl J with lace I'll n the cow with lace and the negl on it's laying already in Camp for balls 5 years already to L turn turn turn I I'll make it in is something for you and for Grace stand darling I need lace let my children have lace already oh David darling with this fine lace you know what I'm going to make a baby coat look how you guess it look oh David man I should behold the baby already Rosy darling please inside is a box pins where inside inside find it yeah Dar go inside find David darling you took my scissors I think huh see go see inside inside I think so come baby my hello hello Central give Mary foot pleasee breaks the apple tree fell down oh my hello Mary Mrs G yeah look dink I wouldn't be able to come to the meeting this week my daughter-in-law no she's not sick sick no we expecting it'll be quite a spell yet yeah but listen darling don't divulge don't mention the fact yeah yeah thank you daring thank [Music] you Mom oh the P here M thank you here who who who was on the phone mly I had to tell Mary foot I wouldn't be able to come to the meeting excuse me I got to find my tape measure I have to find oh it's time already for for Grace's KN time don't go Ros please Rosie maybe don't go Rosie take an egg and SC up an egg not for Grace don't go Rosie you hiding it yes ma Rosie maybe don't go don't say anything to George maybe you all wrong in what you think Uncle David please do you know certainly that George and gr that graay and Georgia know themselves you don't know certainly you only think why do you think I don't think I know how when she's all alone in the house she calls him T she call him when we were at oh I want him to keep away from here I want it ended and finished I say don't don't I I'll make it why can't you make it Ros Rosie make it make it with a fresh egg get the chicken eggs Rosie don't use the eggs from the house go to the C I'll go to the C you stir use cream Rosy not milk use cream Rosy I'll get the eggs the freshest one please yes the precious one Rosie go prep the egg go I'm going where are you mly it's all right no no no no hello Mr vby [Music] please vby J go uh don't count on me for that conference tonight well uh my daughter-in-law we just learned something I'm going to be a grandfather keep it with us yes pH yes yes all right gladly goodbye thank you who you speaking today business mly business what do you want um my pins can I help you yes darling come up just take this yes take that and I'll take [Music] this I I got six EGS DAV I'm going you take it Uncle David I'm go wait Rosie don't go Roos wait hello it's for you Molly where you going wait wait wait just one minute yes yes Mrs willby yes oh who told you oh yes is it is it yes yes Mrs willby Jake didn't I told you not to say yes Mrs willby yes but it was going to be a secret yes thank you thank you very much Jake didn't I ask you didn't I say didn't we made up take it I asked you not to say I asked you I asked you who is taking the phone I asked you hello yes asked command not to say I asked him not to say who told you I Molly Molly yes I Molly didn't you say Molly didn't be it was supposed to be a secret I Molly thank you thank you goodbye goodbye so you talk right I have to call Mary about the meeting nothing only about the Mee all right only about David go there to meet George to what to get Grace's medicine the shadow of the baby is now all sunlight in The Goldberg house but Rosie knows that the relationship between grace and George whatever it is has to be stopped even though we know more than Rosie there seem to be depths that we haven't plumbed as yet you know no one knows exactly what the future holds but someone like that fluttery cousin doam just consults the stars and her horoscope and then predicts I'll soon go on a short trip and meet a tall dark man of course I am going to the store to get some does for dishes and will who knows well I predict a bright future for your dishes if you doesn't this new kind of soap does everything in the wash and has everything for dishes too does make suds that stand up till the last dish dish is done Cuts grease like 60 yet it's kinder to hands Kinder than any other leading granulated wash day soap you know does sud stand up through stacks of dishes no need to keep adding soap and doz Zips through tough grease in less than half a minute yet see how soft and smooth doz leaves your hands change to does it has everything for dishes and remember soap waste is war waste soap contains vitally needed War materials so measure does carefully into your dish pan make every bit of do you use do more this is Clayton Kia saying do as the dohms do let doz the new kind of soap do everything in your wash
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