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Those names are Arthur Godfrey, Art Linkletter, Bing Crosby, Rosemary Clooney, Gary Moore, and Derwood Kirby. You won't find them in your book of the planets and stars, but no compendium of show business luminaries would be complete without them. Monday through Friday, your radio set is your personal telescope on this star-studded display, on your CBS radio station. To list them once again, Arthur Godfrey, Art Linkletter, the House Party man, Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney in tandem, and Gary Moore and Derwood Kirby. Enjoy them often. Well, Matt, thanks for riding up. Glad to, George. That's one man I'd like to catch. Come on, Jeffery. That's just what the Internation did you mean about my hat. Well, it's brand new, isn't it? Yes, sir, but I don't know it's any of his business. You know, Chester, when a man goes around wearing the same hat for ten years and then comes out with a new one, it's bound to be noticed. Now, that ain't so. I couldn't have had that other more than seven or eight years. There was luck to wear in that hat yet, too. If it hadn't have fell off that hook on top of that stove... You'd be wearing it yet, I know. Well, at least you got something out of the ride up here. You sure didn't get very close to that Gans fella, did you? No, he had it in another direction. You reckon he might turn up round dodge? I don't know, Chester. I sure hope so. Too bad about Paul getting killed in that holdup. Shot in the back, taboo. Yeah. That Gans fella mustn't be worth much to do a thing like that. It's worth a lot to me, Chester. A lot. I feel, Matt, but I'm just as glad you didn't run into him. Ah. You haven't got eyes in the back of your head, you know. I wouldn't want to turn my back on Gans, kiddie. Well, not if you knew it, no, but... Oh, it's Doc. Yeah, hello, kiddie. Matt. Hi, Doc. Good on, Doc. Oh, I've been out there with Netty Morby. She's been awfully sick. Netty? Oh, sorry to hear about that. Trouble is, she's all alone out there. Stay down, have complete rest. But without somebody to look after her, I just don't know. Oh, where's Luke? Oh, he's off somewhere. He's gone as much as his home, you know. You want me to help you bring her to town, Doc, where somebody can look after her? No, no, thank you, Matt. She can't be moved just yet. Doc? Ah, yes, kiddie. Is there any reason I couldn't take care of her? Well, no. There isn't anything difficult about it, kiddie. She just needs somebody to see if she gets her meals and stays warm. You thinking of going out there, kiddie? No, I am. Netty and I have always been good friends. I don't want her lying out there alone with no one around to take care of it. You should get better a lot faster, kiddie. There's no question about that. I'll get my things. You going right now? She'll need some supper, won't you, Doc? Yes, kiddie, she will. No sense waiting then. I'll write out with you then, kiddie. Thanks, Matt. I won't be long. 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It's right taste, you kitty. You don't have to pretend to like it, Nettie, but it'll put some strength into you. You did a good job on that. I'm sure we'll hold into you, kitty, for all you've done. Forget it, Nettie. Us women have to stick together. I'd have been a sorry one without you the last two, three days. I was weaker than a newborn. It's a fine time for Luke to be gone. I'll say that. Well, he didn't know I was going to be took sick, kitty. He's gone a lot, isn't he, Nettie? Well, it's... Though he has to ride off come a certain time, no, like, he can't stand the land no more. Well, it hasn't been easy for you to stand either. No. No, kitty, it ain't. When a woman chooses a man, she chooses his way of life. Ain't nobody saying it's going to be easy. You're too good for him. Oh, so I ain't all that good. And Luke ain't all that bad either. Prayer is a hard place. It makes hard people. You're not hard, Nettie. You can't tell me that. A woman is as hard as she has to be. That point she's took sick. She ain't worth much then, I grant you. Oh, that's foolish talk. I'll take the dish back and then I'll fix you for the night. Oh, there's no need to fuss. I could... That's Luke. That's Luke. He's coming. You sure? It's him all right. A woman gets to know. Yeah, I guess she does. He's gone into the barn. You'll be here in a minute. Kitty... Would you straighten me up a little bit? I don't want to look no worse than I am. Sure, Nettie. I ain't never had no looks, but a woman ought to be presentable. Ah, you look fine. I'll go let him in. You'll be wondering about your horse. Hello, Luke. How come you're here? Nettie's sick. Come in. Nettie ain't never alien. Well, she is now. I'll go see. Hello, Luke. Are you bad, Nettie? I'm all right. I had real good nursing. She been here long? Three days. She can go now. I'm in no hurry, Luke. I can stay till Nettie's up and around. You ain't needed no more. Luke, there ain't no call for being unfriendly. I thank her for looking after you now she can go. Nettie? It's all right, Kitty. I'll make out all right. You stand for me if you need me. She won't be needing you. I wish I was sure about that as you are. Well, goodness you two are sitting here as though you hadn't moved since her last saw you. Hello, Doc. Hi, Doc. Sit down. I'm surprised to see you were here, Kitty. She owns the place, Doc. I thought you'd still be at Nettie Mooreby's. Oh, so did I, Doc, but her husband came home and said they didn't meet me anymore. Luke. I shouldn't think he'd be very handy at caring for anything. Well, I offered to stay as long as she needed me, but he seemed awful anxious for me to go, so he left. Well, how was she when you left? Well, she's doing better, Doc. She just started to eat a little. She certainly wasn't very strong. I wish I could go by and see her tomorrow, but I can't. Why not, Doc? I promised that new young doctor at Hay City that I'd come up in the system at an operation and just won't wait. I could go back out. You think it'd help? Oh, no, I hate to have you make that trip again, Kitty, but you might be able to keep her from doing too much and going into a relapse. I don't mind, Doc. It might be a great help, Kitty. All right, Doc, that's settled. It's beginning to look like you missed your callin', Kitty. You should have been a nursemaid. You know better than that, Matt. I guess you're right. I won't be able to write out early in the morning, Kitty. I'll see you when I get back. All right, Kitty. And I'll try to drum up some nursing business for you here in Dodge, huh? You do, and you'll need some nursing yourself. I shouldn't have come back. I just wanted to be sure Luke was taking good care of you. Yes, he's taken care of me just fine. There's no need for you to stay. Well, then I can just pass the time of day. I don't feel much like talkin'. It doesn't matter, Nettie. What is it? No, no, it ain't nothin', Kitty. I don't feel like visiting. There ain't nothin' for you to do around here. You might as well run along before dark. It won't be dark for hours, Nettie, and you know it. Kitty, listen to me. What are you doing back here, Kitty? I came to see how Nettie was gettin' along. Now I told you we didn't need you. Please, Kitty, just go along. A little late for that. Who are you? Don't ask no questions, Kitty. Luke didn't do nothin'. Look, what is all this? You're asking the wrong man, lady. All right, then you tell me. I'll tell you that you just stay here and keep quiet until I'm ready to go. That's all you need to know. Joe, let her go. She ain't hurtin' nothin'. And let her tell everybody I'm here? You used to be smarter than that, Nettie. Luke, we got no right to keep Kitty from goin' back. Luke, make a shut up. You do like he says, Nettie. You ain't never raised a hand to me, Luke Morby. He'd do it if I said so. Wouldn't you, Luke? Wouldn't you, Luke? Oh, for heaven's sake, stop acting like children. You want me to show you that I ain't no child, lady? You stay quiet, and don't try to get away and nobody'll get hurt. Is it all right if I watch after her? Yeah, sure. You watch after her, and maybe you can watch after me some on the side. Don't hold your breath. Delinquency, threats of war. These are the subjects that dominate our news headlines these days. Not very pleasant subjects, are they? You may say that somebody ought to do something about cutting down on crime and delinquency and in promoting peace among nations, but that there's nothing you personally can do about it. That's where you're wrong. You can wage your own fight against crime and delinquency in your own family by taking the family to the church or synagogue of your faith this week. Worshiping together brings your family closer together, too, and supporting your own religious institution provides funds to help those individuals and families who, unlike you, are unable to help themselves. Find the strength for your life. Worship together this week. Well, it seems to me that the U.S. Marshal ought to be able to do something about it. Yeah, well, you tell me this, Dolby. Do you want me to stop the cattle drives from going through Dodge? Stop the cattle drives? No. No, of course not. You people at Dodge make a little money off of them, don't you? Well, yes, of course we do, but I don't see why we have to put up with cowboys for arousing in the streets. You can't have a cattle drive without cowboys. Well, there ought to be something. Mr. Dunn? Yeah, Chester, what is it? Mr. Dunn, excuse me, Mr. Dunn. No, you just go right ahead, Chester. I'm leaving anyway. I'm getting no place here. Marshal, how long, Dolby? All right, Chester, what's on your mind? It's Miss Kitty. What about Kitty? Well, I've just come from the long branch, Mr. Dunn, and they're kindly worried about her. What's the matter with her? She left last night. Oh, she probably decided to stay the night with Nettie Morby. Yeah, but they say she said she wasn't going to. She was supposed to see a whiskey drummer this morning, a fellow who was just going to be in Dodge's one day. They think it's a funny thing that she didn't show up. Well, she probably just changed her mind, Chester. Women do that, you know. Yes, sir. But, uh, you might as well get the horses. We'll take a look out toward the Morby place anyway, huh? Yes, sir, Mr. Dunn. Welcome, Mr. Dunn. There's just an awful lot of things that can happen to a woman off alone. Kitty can take pretty good care of herself, Chester. Well, yeah, sure she can. But what if her horse ran away with her? Uh-huh. And what if it throwed it? Well, there's not much chance of that. Now, Mr. Dunn, anybody can get through. Well, I mind that Wilkins, boy. And he was a real good rider. All right, Chester, all right. She's been throwed. We'll find out. The Morby place ain't too far from here. Mr. Dunn. You're on the Bennett back. You know, I wasn't worried too much when we started, but the longer we rode, the more worried I was. You've talked yourself into it. Oh, no, I haven't. Talk about something else, huh? Well, I ain't thinking about anything else. Then just don't talk. Behave yourself. What do you mean? This is a trick. Better than standing here watching me shoot a man. This was the only way to stop. The man will be heading back to Dodge. Of course, Marshal. You feel like riding a kiddie? Sure. Take charge again, will you, Chester? Yes, sir. All right, Gannons, it's a long way back to Dodge. Let's go. In 1919, America's favorite natural laxative cereal. Kellogg's All-Brand is the safe, gentle way to overcome irregularity caused by lack of bulk in your diet. It tastes good, too, and it never gets mushy and milk. 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