Amos N Andy Daily
Amos n Andy - Ink Flow Fountain Pen Company
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- Duration:
- 34m
- Broadcast on:
- 11 Jul 2024
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But if she used rinso for dishwashing, she could eat in peace, because she'd know that just as Rinso said, "Get out more dirt from clothes." They make short work of the biggest pile of dishes. Yes, those rich rinso studs get rid of grease and sticky food particles faster than most soaps. Even your pots and pans are a lot easier to get shiny bright with rinso on the job, and rinsos easy on your hands too. So ladies, tomorrow, first thing, get rinso, and now are stars Amos and Andy. [Music] Well, something big is happening in Harlem this week. The Ink Flow Fountain 10 Company is offering the exclusive sales agency for the Harlem Territory to whoever sells the most pens by next Wednesday. Andy Brown and George Kingfish Stevens have again formed a partnership and expect to win the sales contest. At the moment, they're in Andy's office boasting of their expected victory to Amos. Yeah, Amos, there ain't no doubt about that me and the Kingfish is going to be the Harlem Sales Agency for the Ink Flow Pen. Yeah, well, I hope so, fellas. If you were the nice writing pen, if you does get the sales agency, you ought to do a pretty good business. Well, we're going to do a great business. How much business would you say that Montgomery Ward do every year? Montgomery Ward, I guess they do at least 100 million a year. 100 million, huh? Let me put that another way. How much do you think Shorty next door would do in his barbershop every year? Oh, about $1,000 a year. Well, then I would say we're going to do somewhere between Montgomery Ward and Shorty's barbershop. Oh, sure, Amos, you're really going to be a sucker there. Fellas, the way you talk, you sound as if they don't already handed you the exclusive contract. Well, they practical is. After all, when we turns in their mortars for 3,000 pens, there ain't going to be no questions about it. Did you fellas sell 3,000 pens already? Well, no, not the entire amount. Dan, how many pens is your soul? Uh, two. Two? Oh, fellas, how can you even talk about when the exclusive sales agency, when all you've done sold is two pens? Amos, you don't understand. Damn two pens we've done sold was just a trial sale to see how easy it was. The people we sold them to grab them like hotcakes. Oh, they did, huh? Oh, that sounds good already. Yeah, for then, the soul wanted an asshole one. Uh, who'd you sell them to? To each other. Oh, fellas, that is the silliest thing I'd ever hear, though. Listen, Amos, even though we bought the pens ourselves, it was a fair test. Well, we played like we didn't know each other and wasn't even in the market for a new fountain pen. Yeah, that was right, Amos, and in spite of that, we just couldn't help from buying these beautiful new ink flow pens. Uh, there's only one trouble, though. Uh, what is that, isn't it? We ain't collected from each other yet. Well, I sure wish you luck, but ain't there a lot of other people trying out with this company to win the exclusive sales agency here? Oh, no, according to the company, there's just one other person competing. We don't know the name of the man, but, uh, whoever he is, he don't stand a chance against the two of us. Yeah, well, I just hope it all turns out alright. Well, I'll see you later, fellas, good luck. Okay, Amos, go along, Amos. Well, now, King Frish, that we are the big business, man, as I guess the next thing to do is find a secretary we can hire for the office here. Oh, yeah, good idea. Now, what kind of a secretary you think we ought to get, Andrew? Well, we ought to get the kind of a girl that, uh, uh, no, we'd better get one where I can get some work done. Uh, why don't you look into Harlem newspaper you got there, King Frish? Oh, yeah, it's just right. Yeah, we ought to be able to find somebody in the class or fly their heads here. I'm gonna see, uh, hoeskeeper, witchboard operator. Hey, wait a minute, here one here, look at her, uh, just look like something, listen. Young woman will do part-time secretary work in exchange for use of office. Call Miss Genevieve Blue. Lehigh forward. Wait a minute, wait, a Genevieve Blue. Yeah. That's my old stenographer, Miss Blue. Well, I bet it's all gone, uh, just exactly who, oh, I remember her. Buzz me, Miss Blue, you remember that? Oh, boy, this is great. She's dumb, but me and you have got enough brains for the three others. Let's get her over here. Well, Miss Blue, it's always nice having you back. Oh, thank you. Yeah, but, uh, only those part-time, Jason, uh, how many hours a day does you think you can give us? Well, now, Mr. Fish King, Dad, depends on how busy I am. I see there are 24 hours an average day, ain't it? Most days, yeah. Well, my meals take about three hours a day. Three and a half if the coffee is too hot. My hand nails take another two hours, then I sleep eight or nine hours, sometimes even ten. You know, I find it going to bed early is the best way to keep them staying up late. Now, of course, on the other hand... Oh, that's fine, Miss Blue, now, but what we are trying to find out is how much time can you work here to offer? All the time, except the first few hours a week, I do some outside work to support my mother in Louisiana. You know, it's the strangest thing about mother. She's never been out of Louisiana the whole life. And me, I never been in Louisiana, except, of course, for a short time when I was born. I had to be there for that. Yeah. Yeah, I guess the daughter owes that much to her, mama. [laughter] In other words, besides a few hours a week for this outside work of yours, the rest of the time you can work for us. Oh, yeah, I have to make a damn thing. Excuse me, Miss Blue, I'll get a damn thing. [laughter] Hello, George King, please, Steve, is talking. King, fish, this is Henry Van Porter. Oh, hello there, Henry. Hey, King, fish, I can tell you where you could possibly sell 500 fountain pens. Oh, 500? Henry, where is the player? Well, you go see Mr. Billings at the Billings' office supply. He told a friend of mine last night that he's all out of pens and he needs 500 of them at once for the Christmas holiday. Oh, that's great, Henry. We'll call you back later. Goodbye. And put on your shoes, we just think it's a big order. Oh, that's great, King, please. But, Mr. Fish, what about me? What about the job? The job? Take off your hat and coat and go to work. We'll see you later. [music] Well, here's the place, King, fish. The Billings' office supply company. Let's go in. Now, hold it just a minute, man. Now, hold it. Now, just wait. Wait, just a minute, just. I've got an idea of walking over here and I want you to listen to me. Yeah, go ahead. Now, the best way, Anna, that an all-wheel is found, and you know all those salesmen, the best way to sell something is to first create a demand for it. Oh, Joe, there ain't no doubt about that demand stuff for how he creates one. Yeah, that's what I'm going to explain to you right now. Yeah, well, don't stand there with ignorance all over your face. I'm going to tell you what's here. [laughter] Now, we know that since the man here in the store is out of a fountain pen, he certainly can't have no ink so pen. So, if you walk in ahead of me, see, I don't go in with you. I wait, don't you. You goes in and you pretend that you are shopping for Christmas presents. Yeah. And you want 50 of the finest pens on the market, the ink flows. Now, this fellow Billings is certainly going to wish he had something. Yeah, that's creating a demand, all right. All right. Now, then, while you're talking to the man, I bust in there in the nick of time and I get the order for the 500 ink flows. Yeah. Now, you go on in there and get the ballroom. And remember, now, when I walked in, I don't know you now when I come in there. OK, OK, here I go, creating. Yeah. [laughter] Mm. Well, it's a pretty big thing there, so... Now, if I can find a boss, this must mean that the Billings come over here now. Oh, good morning. Is that something I can show you? Oh, yes. So, yes, you see, I was doing my Christmas shopping early and I want to buy some fountain pens, ink flow pens. Oh, I see. Yeah, the reason I got to have the ink flow pen is because it's the only one on the market with the adjustable ink flow and comes in 12 beautiful colors and ain't it too bad that you ain't got none? [laughter] Well, now, how many ink flow pens would you want? Oh, about 50. Shall I wrap them as gifts for you? Yeah, that'd be a... Wait a minute. You mean you got ink flow pens? Fifty of them? I've got 500 of them. I bought them this morning from an ink flow representative. Oh, me. You know, Mr. Ira... Your eyes in the nick of time, you happy ink flow salesman? [laughter] Kingfish. Mr. Billings. I got the order for 500 ink flow pens all without you, Mr. Billings. All you got to do is sign it, Mr. Billings. Oh, wait a minute, please. I'm afraid I don't understand. Yeah, well, you see, I happen to be outside and I overhear it. This unload customer created a demand. So I thought I'd bores right in with the supply here. [laughter] Kingfish, I got to tell you something, Kingfish. Please, please. Oh, quiet. Mr. Billings, I can't understand how this unload customer here happened to catch my name like that. Yes, very strange. You caught his, too. Kingfish, you got to listen to me. All right, what do you want, unload customer? [laughter] I don't want nothing. Except he done already bought the 500 ink flow pens from our competitor. Yeah, well, that's the reason I come in here. Oh, what is that again, Andy? Your unknown friend was trying to tell you. If you came in to sell me 500 ink flow pens, you're a little late. I bought them this morning and they've already been delivered. Well, after hearing that end, I just got an idea. What is it, unknown friend? And I wish you was. Let's get acquainted and get out of here until sometimes. [music] Well, what do you want? Madam, I has gone house to house representing the ink flow fountain pen. I don't want any fountain pen and get your foot out of my door. But Madam, the ink flow pen is the only house I put. [music] Oh, good morning. Oh, Madam, I, oh, hello. [laughter] Did you want something? Well, there was something, but that don't mean nothing now, honey. Who's that at the door, dear? I don't know, darling. What's the idea to serve me and my wife? Well, up of-- Are you selling something? No, no, no, sir, no, sir. I just give it away, free fountain pens. That's all here. Have one, there's absolutely free. [music] Hello there, Shorty. I'm glad I found you alone, but nobody in your barbecue. Oh, oh, oh, hello, Andy. How was you feeling today, Shorty? I'm sorry you asked me. My stomach's all upset. My blood pressure's way away. My ulcers, they got-- My visit, my visit, they-- I feel great. [laughter] Yeah. Yeah, well, I'm glad you're feeling good, Shorty, because you know when a man feels good, that's when he feels reportant, and when a man feels reportant, that's the time he needs the fountain pen. And since I represent the ink flow fountain pen company, I want to tell you one. Oh, the ink flow pen, that says it, that's one of the greatest fountain pen-- it did, but I've been looking for-- never getting a wink on your face. Always like, without the ink, it's not-- the ink comes out without-- without the-- I use the pencils. [laughter] Oh. Looky here, Shorty. Listen, the ever man needs ink flow pen, and there's Gantees. How much is the ink flow pen, Andy? A dollar of pen. Yeah. Oh, I can't afford that kind of money. That's a lot of money. Give me six of them. [laughter] Six pens or that's great, Shorty. Here, here you is. Now, just give me the money. Here, here you are, Andy. Yeah. Wait a minute. What is this 50 cent piece? Where's the other five and a half? Well, Andy, you owe me-- you owe me the advice for a haircut. Yeah, but I didn't tell you to take it out in 10, did I? Well, no, wait a minute. Andy, you told me that-- when you got the haircut-- don't you remember? You said that-- you promised me that you thought the thing to do was-- it was my own idea. [laughter] [laughter] Kingfish, here. Look here, we've been out selling all morning. You ain't got nothing but promises, and I have seven pens in the red. Seven pens in the red? Yeah. Six of them. I give the Shorty for haircuts, and one to a gal's husband for a clothes shave. [laughter] You know, you know, Kingfish's show looks like our competitor is going to get the exclusive contract. Yeah, but, Anna, didn't I tell you that the buyer of the peerless department's tool promised that he had phoned later today by giving us orders for 1,500-inch flow pens. Yeah, now, we ain't out of this competition yet, you know. Now, let's get out here and see if we can get some customers. Almost blue. Do you mind letting us say? Yeah, we ain't had time to tell you that, but we was in the reporting business, and me and Mr. Brown has got to go out after most sales. Yeah, you see, we was bucking another fellow to get this territory. I sure hope you beat him, whoever he is, and don't you worry, I'll stay right here and take all the phone messages, and I'll just take out the office, and I'll just stand there. All right, all right, all right, goodbye, Mr. Blue, come on in there. [laughter] My goodness, that is the most talkative, man. I can't get it in wordy in its way. [laughter] Hello. Hello, Mr. Blue. This is Ms. Blue. Who is this? Ms. Blue, this is Mr. Williams. Mr. Williams? Yes. Oh, Mr. Williams. I hope you're not calling, because I haven't been doing well without doing my job with you. You see, I had to work at the part-time scene, obviously. Hold on a minute, Ms. Blue. I call to tell you what a wonderful job you're doing. In fact, I'd like to come up this afternoon and talk to you personally. Oh, Mr. Williams. Do you really mean that? Mean it? Why? With the sales record you've shown, there's no doubt in my mind that you'll be the explosive Harlem representative of the Inkflow Pen Company. [music] Well, so the King's Fish and Andy's competition in the Inkflow Pen Contest is their own secretary. Things ought to begin to happen when they find out, which they probably will very shortly. You know, friends, I like to kid myself into thinking that I deserve the credit for spreading the good word about Rinsell. Well, actually, you ladies really spread the news over a luncheon table, for instance. You, this blob? Oh, I betty, I've had it for ages. 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And now back to the Amazon Andy show. ♪♪ Well, Andy and the Kingfish are certainly in for a big surprise, because they don't know that their competitor for the Harlem Agency of the Ink Flow Pen is their part-time secretary, Ms. Genevieve Blue. Nor do they know, as we join them now in Andy's office, that Mr. Williams, sales manager of the Ink Flow Pen Company, is on his way uptown right now to see her. Ms. Blue was any messages while we were out. Well, shawty, the bobber was in. He said that he came over to tell you that he wanted a... that he would like to... that he was very anxious that he had to say about... he didn't want nothing. That show was getting short of his measures, all right, word for word. Any telephone calls? No, sir, just run for me. Yeah, well, you get on in the back office, Ms. Blue, and do whatever you're supposed to be doing. Yeah, after Mr. Bobber. Yeah, sure we'd start by the Peel of the Parliament, so we'd call up in order to end 1,510, and he said he'd call up sometime today. Yeah, that show would put us on a... wait a minute, who is this coming in? How you do, sir? Oh, pardon me, is this your office? Oh, yeah, so that's right. Well, I'm Mr. Williams of the Inkflow Pen Company, and I was looking for... Oh, Mr. Williams, I was glad to know you. My name was Stevens, Mr. Brown. Yeah, yeah. How was you, Mr. Williams? Yeah, I guess you'd come up to see how we're doing with the Harlem territory. Oh, we're hitting the ball, all right, sir. Oh, yeah, yeah, Stevens and Brown. Why, I have no idea you were in the same office with... Oh, y'all, y'all, we was in the same office. Me and Brown worked right together here. Yeah, that's right. By the way, Mr. Williams, what's the name of our competitor on this thing? Is that a secret? Oh, it's a secret. Your competitor's name is Blue. Yeah, well, now, like I say, the thing... Blue. No, it couldn't be. Uh, you say Blue. That's right. Uh, Blue, oh, that couldn't be possible. Well, now, in the way of most Williams, we're really going to start the Senate in order, sir. Yeah, you said it. You might have to build your plant bigger to take care of. Yeah, I tell you, there is no limit of what we can do when we start... Uh, you say that name was Blue. Yeah, that's right. Uh, not that it make no difference to us. Uh, is, uh, just the career of the thought I got in my head, but, uh, would you say this wasn't Blue that competing with us is a male or female? Well, I don't know what you're driving at, but it happens to be Miss Blue. As a matter of fact, the reason I came here was to... Uh, you say Miss Blue, uh, uh, Coach, Miss Blue was a common name. It was a lot of Blue. Oh, yeah, the whole thing is just a coincidence. Let's forget it. Now, Mother Williams, uh, getting back to the Christmas, we're going in, uh, we know that the infopamp do is, uh, what is the first name, Mother? (Laughter) Uh, wait a minute, Mr. Williams, if my first name is Genevieve, we don't want to hear it. Uh, what is it? Genevieve, we don't want to hear it. (Laughter) Now, look, I came here to see Miss Blue, who wears, incidentally, doing a wonderful job selling our pens. They might say she's miles ahead of you in this competition. At the rate she's going, she'll have this contest synced for the next 24 hours. Now, where can I find it? She's in the back office. Oh, thank you. I'll go back in to see her. You'll have it synced in the next 24 hours. Genevieve, two million seconds there as in New York, and we got to pick our competitor. Yeah, and this competition is over on Wednesday. Yeah, uh, what is we going to do? We got to win, Genevieve. Say, wait a minute, Mother, I think I got an angle. Yeah, listen, this ought to work. Come on, Andy, we got some arrangements to make. (Music) Now that we got everything all set, Andy, here is how it's going to work. Yeah, this is good, all right. Now, Leitman is going to phone the office here and say that he is the fire of the Philadelphia supply company and that he wants Miss Blue to come to Philadelphia for a big order of inkful pens. Yeah, that'll keep her in Philadelphia all day where you won't sell nothing in the meantime, we're going to have Harlem all to ourselves. Yeah, now we're here on top of that, the PLS department store, you know, is supposed to phone us for 1,500 pens that we're going to order. Now, Brother, and we are going to win this thing yet if you just stick with me, because we're going to get that order from the PLS store. Oh, Joe, wait a minute, wait a minute, here she comes now. Come in, Miss Blue, come in. Oh, I hope you're not going to fire me, just because you found out I'm selling inkful pens too. Oh, no, no, Miss Blue, no. Fact is, just to show you, there ain't no hard villains. Me and the kingfish has decided that, well, you can have the next daughter that's telephoned in. Oh, that's almost wonderful. I can't thank you enough. And when I write to Mother, they'll lose that. I'm going to tell her. Oh, yeah, you better take that phone call, Miss Blue. All right. Oh, there's Leitman now in there. Hello. Hello? This is the Peerless Department store. If you come right over, you can have the order for 1,500 inkful pens. 1,500 pens? Oh, that's a wonderful order. Thank you so much. I'll be right over. Goodbye. Oh, I just got the most wonderful order. I've got the day shot now. Let me get in the hall. Oh, Kingfish, 1,500. Boy, that light on the show, pile it on, any. Miss Blue, don't feel that you got it right, but I just take your time. Oh, that's a cat. Goodbye. You're welcome. Well, pardon the dear. We certainly slip one over on the smartless Blue, ain't we? Oh, Joe. And you've got to handle the light on the way he built it up there. 1,500 pens. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. I'll get it. Hello? Oh, hello. This is the Philadelphia supply company. [Laughter] Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Who is this, Leiten? The business Leiten of the Philadelphia supply company. And I got all of the 500,000 pens if you come right over. Listen, Leiten, you don't call once already. What's the idea? Call the second time. This is the first time I have called. Well, then, who was it that called before and ordered them 1500,000 pens? Uh-oh. Goodbye, Leiten. Kingfish. Something was wrong. Yeah, he got tierless, huh? Yeah. Listen, Kingfish, this whole thing was your great idea. What you got to say now? I wonder how the law reads on shooting a sea nogabuck. [Music] Now, Gabby, you is our lawyer. Now, that order for 1500 pens belongs to us. Now, what can we do about it? Let me see. Let me see what the legal angle is. Oh, yeah. It comes from now. It comes from now. It comes from now. It's reckless driving. That's what it is. It's reckless driving. Reckless driving. How are you figuring that, Gabby? Well, you fellas awful reckless to let her answer the phone. Now, she's driving you out of business. She's driving you out of business. [Applause] Uh, tell me those, Gabby and kids, we want the sumas blue. Uh, if we got something here, or will the kids be sold out of course? Well, as your lawyer, as your lawyer, I sure get that you really got something. The case won't be someone out of court. What will be someone out of court? There's only one trouble. One trouble. Uh, what's that? The case won't be someone out, but you will. [Laughter] Gabby, you got no advice for us to keep in the runnin' for the exclusive sales agency for the inkful fans. There's only one thing to do, one thing to do. Merge with a farmer partnership. That's where you can both get to see your agency. Merge is the thing. Oh, isn't he? Merge is the thing. Wait a minute. Merge her. Yeah. Come on, Ender. Let's get a hold of that gal right now and tie her up. [Music] Listen, king fish, this was your idea. Merge in with Miss Blue. Yeah, well, how did I know that it was going to turn out this way? The merger turned out that we was working for her as a couple of janitors. Yeah. And we done told everybody that we as a couple of big executives here. I assume. What is we going to tell our friends? Yeah. Well, let's don't stand here. I'll take the dustpan, you take the broom, and wait a minute, wait a minute, I'll get it. Hello? Hello, Ender. This is Amos. I just called up to find out how you and the king fish is doing with your merger. Amos, believe me, we is clean enough, just clean enough. [Music] You'll hear Amos and Andy again in just a moment. You know, it's a wise lady who treats her good friends considerably. And come wash day, your washer is one of the best friends you have. So don't run it for hours. Get Rinso's soapy-rich suds on the job. 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