Leonard Feather’s Daughter Billie Jane [transcript]

00:00:00:00 - 00:00:09:11 Leonard Feather: But what a day.

00:00:09:14 - 00:00:10:10 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Yes.

00:00:10:12 - 00:00:11:18 Leonard Feather: This is Billie Jane.

00:00:11:20 - 00:00:28:12 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): It’s Billie Jane. John. They’re the first John. In 1953. That ignited a brain wave today.

00:00:28:15 - 00:00:33:04 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): That evening, we’re.

00:00:33:07 - 00:00:36:26 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): House of praise.

00:00:36:28 - 00:00:43:13 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): And early.

00:00:43:15 - 00:00:56:16 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Queen. And reign from Greer and Lee.

00:00:56:18 - 00:01:28:02 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): And new nine came under wing by unlocking our five oh, we. Wash your hair five feet under. Penalty.

00:01:28:04 - 00:01:39:13 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Can’t forget how to hot met under three.

00:01:39:15 - 00:01:42:00 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Your, Oh.

00:01:42:00 - 00:02:06:25 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Can white and crawling find you took my let here to my love so tender. Tenderly.

00:02:06:27 - 00:02:07:19 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Good.

00:02:07:21 - 00:02:09:07 Leonard Feather: If you like to tell a story now.

00:02:09:10 - 00:02:12:02 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Okay. What do I tell?

00:02:12:04 - 00:02:14:07 Leonard Feather: Any story like.

00:02:14:09 - 00:02:25:03 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Should I tell about all about school care, about the kids at the school? That’s no story. That’s. You know what I mean? A real story.

00:02:25:10 - 00:02:30:23 Leonard Feather: Telling story about one fell down talking about three bears.

00:02:30:25 - 00:03:05:27 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Okay. One day there was play read and on the lots, and they were up. And Goldilocks went to the forest and went into the door. And there she saw some porridge. She posted the bag. Milk porn. Yeah. It was too hot. She take the mom, there’s porridge. It was too cold. She said the baby was porridge anyway. Yes, right.

00:03:09:29 - 00:03:10:28 Leonard Feather: Is that the end of the story?

00:03:10:28 - 00:03:30:01 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): No. Oh. Then. She sat on the mat on the big bear chair. It was too hard. She sat on the mother bear’s chair. It was too soft. She sat on the baby bears chair and rocked and rotten rocked until it fell.

00:03:30:29 - 00:03:56:10 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Then she, Goldilocks felt very sleepy. Then she ran upstairs in the bed. She tried the big bear that it was too hard. Try the mother bear bear’s bed. It was too far. She tried the baby bear better than it was. Yes, right. Then she fell back to sleep. Then? And then she heard the big bear coming home.

00:03:56:12 - 00:04:34:15 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): They opened the door and saw the big mess. And who was chasing mad porridge? Mama bear said, who’s increasing my porridge? And the baby bear said, who’s been keeping my porridge? Anything at all? Then the mother bear said, who’s been sitting on my chair? The mother said, who’s been sitting on my chair? The baby bear said, who’s been sitting on my chair and has broken it all up.

00:04:35:09 - 00:05:02:06 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Then they went upstairs and saw Goldilocks and the father. Bear said, who’s been sleeping in my bed? My mother said, who has been sleeping in my bed? Then maybe this who said who’d been sleeping in my bed near his home. There the three bear pushed Goldilocks downstairs, and now Dawn told her never to come back again. That’s the end.

00:05:02:09 - 00:05:10:19 Leonard Feather: Oh, that was a very nice story. Okay, now, you tell us what’s happening. Really, Jane, tell us about the coronation.

00:05:10:21 - 00:05:13:20 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): What do you mean, kind of? I don’t know about that.

00:05:13:27 - 00:05:19:22 Leonard Feather: Oh. You don’t? Well, they’re going to crown the Queen day after tomorrow.

00:05:19:24 - 00:05:20:12 Leonard Feather: Or tomorrow.

00:05:20:13 - 00:05:22:06 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Rather. You’re the grabber criminal.

00:05:22:12 - 00:05:24:24 Leonard Feather: Oh. Oh, yes. Tell us about grandpa.

00:05:24:27 - 00:05:30:05 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Grandpa’s coming over.

00:05:30:08 - 00:05:35:02 Leonard Feather: When? So. Oh, yeah.

00:05:35:04 - 00:05:35:27 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): And you’re missing.

00:05:36:04 - 00:05:44:20 Leonard Feather: Here. Yeah. She’s here now. Yes.

00:05:44:23 - 00:05:54:28 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Have you cell phone behind. Hi, Billy. Hi. Have you been a good girl today? Yeah.

00:05:55:00 - 00:05:59:11 Leonard Feather: Well, what else is happening? What about I, Davis.

00:05:59:13 - 00:06:03:12 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): And I and I having a new baby.

00:06:03:14 - 00:06:06:15 Leonard Feather: Oh, really?

00:06:06:18 - 00:06:19:13 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): And doing it in October and then and having a birthday and that cold. Right. I think that birth in September and I have a sense of tender.

00:06:19:16 - 00:06:20:26 Leonard Feather: How open you’ve been. I stepped.

00:06:20:29 - 00:06:22:17 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Outside.

00:06:24:01 - 00:06:33:24 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Well who else haven’t. I do. And father.

00:06:33:27 - 00:06:35:16 Leonard Feather: Okay.

00:06:35:18 - 00:06:40:09 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): How do you.

00:06:40:11 - 00:06:51:08 Leonard Feather:

1. That’s right. That’s quite that’s close enough. Well what else do you want to tell us mommy.

00:06:51:10 - 00:07:28:24 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): what have you would like to know if you going and I go to nursery school. What do you do in nursery school. Play with toys. And those our little children. Or your favorite playmate? I have some that are favorite. Lock them and. Well who what is the name again? Piper. Oh, yeah. Oh my.

00:07:28:27 - 00:07:30:27 Leonard Feather: who’s your favorite boyfriend?

00:07:31:00 - 00:07:32:08 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Your husband?

00:07:32:10 - 00:07:36:09 Leonard Feather: Georgie. What?

00:07:36:12 - 00:07:37:11 Leonard Feather: Georgie.

00:07:37:14 - 00:07:38:07 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): That’s true.

00:07:41:02 - 00:07:43:13 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Yes. So good.

00:07:43:16 - 00:07:48:08 Leonard Feather: Warranty lineman.

00:07:48:10 - 00:07:55:10 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): I think was back to what was so called.

00:07:55:12 - 00:07:58:04 Leonard Feather: And who are we going to meet downstairs in a few minutes?

00:07:58:06 - 00:08:00:11 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Well, one.

00:08:00:14 - 00:08:02:08 Leonard Feather: And lots of little going.

00:08:02:10 - 00:08:05:02 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Oh one,

00:08:05:04 - 00:08:12:25 Leonard Feather: And one that’s room. Do you want to get dressed now? I’ll say goodbye to the microphone.

00:08:12:28 - 00:08:18:18 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): The my microphone. And, Eric. Until next time.

00:08:18:24 - 00:08:21:01 Leonard Feather: All right, so.

00:08:21:03 - 00:08:53:06 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): When I was three years old, I just learned this chicka chicka chicka song. And that when I was four years old, like a lot of other song and one, I’ll keep running more songs. When I’m age four, you go, five, you go, good dog, I’m starving. You go going every age so pretty sure. So when I grow up, I’ll be able to go into Carnegie Hall.

00:08:53:09 - 00:08:55:05 Leonard Feather: what was the first song you ever wrote?

00:08:55:07 - 00:08:57:03 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Let’s take a check, a song.

00:08:57:04 - 00:08:59:06 Leonard Feather: What other songs have you written?

00:08:59:09 - 00:09:03:15 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): I’ve written. Why don’t you believe me now?

00:09:03:21 - 00:09:05:24 Leonard Feather: No, you didn’t write that. You just play it.

00:09:05:27 - 00:09:07:11 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): yeah.

00:09:07:13 - 00:09:12:08 Leonard Feather: But what? Why did you write yourself?

00:09:12:11 - 00:09:22:14 Leonard Feather: Shapiro. And champagne. Yeah.

00:09:22:17 - 00:09:23:10 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): And travel.

00:09:26:29 - 00:09:32:16 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): And you know, whoever you.

00:09:32:19 - 00:09:34:17 Leonard Feather: Would you like to play one of them now?

00:09:34:20 - 00:09:35:14 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Yes.

00:09:35:17 - 00:09:44:11 Leonard Feather: All right, let’s see you play. survival. All right.

00:09:44:14 - 00:09:53:07 Leonard Feather: No, I don’t play that one. I’ll tell you what. What is the name of that other one that you wrote the other day? What’s it called?

00:09:53:09 - 00:09:59:12 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): I think it’s, you know, Bagley dog.

00:09:59:19 - 00:10:01:11 Leonard Feather: Would you like to play gargling gargle for me?

00:10:01:15 - 00:10:02:00 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Yeah.

00:10:02:03 - 00:10:27:14 Leonard Feather: Okay. How does it go?

00:10:27:17 - 00:10:33:10 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Down to what? Traveling down.

00:10:33:12 - 00:10:38:01 Leonard Feather: Started again on this case. Easier on this note.

00:10:38:03 - 00:11:02:14 Leonard Feather: Oh, sure. It’s easier when you start.

00:11:02:16 - 00:11:05:04 Leonard Feather: All right. Now, will you play Blue Moon?

00:11:05:06 - 00:11:05:29 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Then get.

00:11:06:01 - 00:11:09:26 Leonard Feather: Now I sit over here while you play Blue Moon. I watch you.

00:11:09:28 - 00:11:36:19 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Frogger. It would be better if you watch them in order. Words where you work. Because I want to have light.

00:11:36:21 - 00:11:41:05 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): And good.

00:11:41:08 - 00:11:48:15 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): I’m going to cry. Rat Brown. Shocker. I’m top coming.

00:11:48:17 - 00:12:19:00 Leonard Feather: Okay, okay.

00:12:19:03 - 00:12:42:17 Leonard Feather: Okay. How about play Sweet Lorraine Cassidy?

00:12:42:19 - 00:12:43:07 Leonard Feather: Very good.

00:12:43:14 - 00:12:44:26 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): How about I never forget it?

00:12:45:01 - 00:12:51:00 Leonard Feather: That’s right. How about I’m in the mood for love?

00:12:51:02 - 00:12:53:20 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Right now we’re doing.

00:12:53:22 - 00:13:16:28 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Five spots on each.

00:13:17:01 - 00:13:18:07 Leonard Feather: Very good. Billie Jane.

00:13:18:09 - 00:14:00:14 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): I’m going to play inside West Side.

00:14:00:16 - 00:14:07:18 Leonard Feather: Show you how this show is being broadcast on May 14th, 1955.

00:14:07:20 - 00:14:11:07 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): I’ll do it.

00:14:11:10 - 00:14:12:24 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): For you. Like this.

00:14:12:26 - 00:14:48:28 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Next. Have some laughs on Beat the Clock of every show. Stop. Sit. Shut your hell so beautifully. It sits radiant in your hair. Just ready for movie. Oh no problem. And now beat the clock like you, big dog, big dog. It’s time to beat the clock. Tick tock, tick tock. It’s time for beat the clock starring Frank Wayne.

00:14:49:00 - 00:15:19:29 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Tell me hello with walls and whipped cream. Are you with a big one? I’m a little one. The big one. And we did two things. Okay, more. Okay, now let’s get some blocks. Our first. Yes. Is on my knees going up. Alien. My digger. What’s on the other side? On. What do you do? You supposed to make me.

00:15:20:01 - 00:15:55:13 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Oh, And music legend. What’s your favorite song? Oh, my favorite song is puppy Love, mom. Boop boop boop boop boop boop boop boop boop. The one must stop. But do the number. Do doo doo doo doo doo doo. Oh, my lord will. All right. You ready for beat the clock? I should run right now. Do you see this big board with holes in it?

00:15:55:16 - 00:15:58:24 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): You are to bounce the ball through all these holes.

00:15:58:26 - 00:15:59:18 Speaker 4 Like.

00:15:59:21 - 00:16:12:06 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Catch it. All right. How many minutes? 60 minutes. All right. Take.

00:16:12:08 - 00:16:43:15 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): The good to the good. Hey, she did it! You beat the clock. Broken down. And you know what? You’re going to win. Yeah. And now first you’re going to take this backstage. This beat the clock wax and take that back stage like hello. All right. Now we don’t have time for another stunt. So we have another one. Yeah.

00:16:43:17 - 00:16:52:25 Speaker 4 We’re now on on the show. I can show you how to do it late at night.

00:16:52:28 - 00:16:57:00 Speaker 4 Now, we did play a classical record for an hour.

00:16:57:03 - 00:17:03:05 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Our next guest is Miss Charlie Parker.

00:17:03:07 - 00:17:05:06 Speaker 4 Miss show made me feel like.

00:17:05:08 - 00:17:14:15 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Yes, Dolly Parton, you know. Dolly, what do you do? Well, I work in a music farm.

00:17:14:15 - 00:17:17:28 Speaker 4 They were good time overall.

00:17:18:00 - 00:17:28:05 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Now, are you ready for the clock? I sure am all right. Now or, you see this bowl of whipped cream?

00:17:28:07 - 00:17:30:16 Speaker 4 Quite sometimes. No.

00:17:30:18 - 00:17:47:28 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Now, this Ferris wheel with a little stick is to get this bowl of whip very heavy cream and bounce it into your hand. You know, your wife, is going to lie down with this shower cap on her head.

00:17:48:00 - 00:17:50:10 Speaker 4 Maybe.

00:17:50:12 - 00:18:23:04 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): So now she has special clothing so she will not get her if she gets it on the face. I’m very sorry. No. Try it. You’re. Oh, dear me. We bake more dishes every day, so I’m afraid we’ll have to stop the clock. But you didn’t beat the clock. That was very good. Try. Well, anyway, you caught it. So now let’s take a picture of your wife.

00:18:23:07 - 00:18:25:11 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): I think you all right?

00:18:25:11 - 00:18:43:07 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Now you’ll win this beautiful camera that took the picture of your wife right here. Now, goodbye for next week. Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. Beat the clock right out. This has been a ABC production.

00:18:43:09 - 00:18:48:02 Speaker 4 And it, of course, starred, but they’re not the same. All right, now.

00:18:48:02 - 00:18:48:21 Leonard Feather: Let’s see what.

00:18:48:23 - 00:18:55:07 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): You okay?

00:18:55:09 - 00:18:58:12 Speaker 4 Well, I don’t know that guy.

00:18:58:14 - 00:19:00:27 Leonard Feather: Okay. Don’t live on the States.

00:19:00:27 - 00:19:04:16 Speaker 4 I just it is.

00:19:04:18 - 00:19:11:13 Leonard Feather: All right. You could your mouth maybe the way.

00:19:16:05 - 00:19:19:26 Speaker 4 I don’t find anything very common about it, either.

00:19:19:28 - 00:19:22:02 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Stay tuned for storyteller.

00:19:22:04 - 00:19:23:17 Speaker 4 We’ve heard a lot of at time.

00:19:23:20 - 00:19:29:12 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): You don’t think? Don’t think. Ding dong ding ding.

00:19:29:15 - 00:19:30:01 Speaker 4 Ding ding.

00:19:30:02 - 00:19:35:24 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Ding. Do.

00:19:35:26 - 00:19:41:04 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Do do do.

00:19:41:07 - 00:19:46:18 Speaker 4 That. Well now.

00:19:46:21 - 00:19:49:19 Speaker 4 you get an idea of the story.

00:19:49:20 - 00:19:51:05 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Storyteller.

00:19:51:07 - 00:19:56:07 Speaker 4 But nothing happens. It does to me. they do not seem related to the idea.

00:19:56:09 - 00:20:04:16 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): And what can I another one of those fascinating stories. This one is called The Rabbit and the Hare. That is.

00:20:04:17 - 00:20:05:07 Speaker 4 Because, of.

00:20:05:10 - 00:20:10:06 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Course, you know, they’re both nearly the same thing. It’s a one bigger than the other now.

00:20:10:09 - 00:20:11:29 Speaker 4 Planned.

00:20:12:02 - 00:20:15:23 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): When there was a rabbit.

00:20:15:25 - 00:20:17:23 Speaker 4 And he had this rabbit.

00:20:17:25 - 00:20:20:29 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): His mother and him living in a tree.

00:20:21:02 - 00:20:22:07 Speaker 4 We’re tied in. Yeah.

00:20:22:07 - 00:20:40:03 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): There’s no the rabbit like carrots very much. You know, like most rabbits, like lettuce, parsley, carrots, celery tops and every kind of green and carrots. But this little bunny only liked.

00:20:40:03 - 00:20:42:14 Speaker 4 Carrots one and a half.

00:20:42:16 - 00:21:07:26 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Because he only liked carrots. There were many, many, many, many lettuce and carrot tops and everything. All he liked was the orange part of the carrot. Now, one night he was hunting for carrots, I think for his brother instead of his mother. Hunting year for him because his mother had a broken leg.

00:21:07:28 - 00:21:14:27 Speaker 4 one of the many new groups of young people who are interested in Dixie as my baby. From a literary and historical standpoint, some of them.

00:21:14:29 - 00:21:19:10 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Know he found 16 carrots and bought them back to his mother.

00:21:19:16 - 00:21:27:13 Speaker 4 Time, which I’m sure Dixie is for a lot of people who are playing it today, young and old. You don’t have to be an old man to have a good time.

00:21:27:19 - 00:21:28:08 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): She ate.

00:21:28:08 - 00:21:30:23 Speaker 4 Them. There’s some little bands around that have.

00:21:30:26 - 00:21:34:07 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): A few minutes after that. The poor little rabbit.

00:21:34:09 - 00:21:36:20 Speaker 4 A pretty dull.

00:21:36:22 - 00:22:04:05 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Got bad eyesight. Now this made him even more forgiving of carrots because, you know, that’s very good for eyesight, isn’t it, father? Yes. I just played well. The money went and found three carrots. He ate. Then he found lots more carrots and ate them. Just then he saw something moving through the bushes and a big hair came out.

00:22:04:08 - 00:22:10:25 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): No, hello, said the hair. Did you see any fat, juicy carrots? Why, yes, I’ve.

00:22:10:25 - 00:22:12:07 Speaker 4 Ate.

00:22:12:09 - 00:22:27:15 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Said little rabbit. Those are my carrots, said the big hair. That was all that pretending that they really were. But but I found them, said the little rabbit.

00:22:27:17 - 00:22:28:25 Speaker 4 And nobody thought it.

00:22:28:28 - 00:22:43:20 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Oh, I know you found, said the big hair. I got a lot, most of the run because I bury my carrots, you silly rabbits takes them home. Why then.

00:22:43:22 - 00:22:44:29 Speaker 4 Began just to barely.

00:22:44:29 - 00:22:47:26 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Hear in case all the rabbits. You’re out.

00:22:47:29 - 00:22:48:26 Speaker 4 And about that time.

00:22:48:28 - 00:22:50:06 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Why they get.

00:22:50:06 - 00:22:52:21 Speaker 4 More into them.

00:22:52:23 - 00:23:02:05 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): But if you bury them when you’re out of your home, you’ll find them on the way. I’ll come on. You dig that for me?

00:23:02:08 - 00:23:03:15 Speaker 4 Probably never played on.

00:23:03:17 - 00:23:06:29 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Yes. If you find any more carrots, give them all to me.

00:23:07:02 - 00:23:08:19 Speaker 4 An hour to fill at night.

00:23:08:22 - 00:23:18:22 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Now, all those kids over there on the pasture are your these in the field or mom? Anything you like. So the hair went away.

00:23:18:25 - 00:23:19:18 Speaker 4 I got the glasses.

00:23:19:18 - 00:23:37:22 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): This little rabbit went into the pasture, but the big cared for him because. But then I found out there were no carrots in the pasture. Otherwise was nuts for squirrels, apples for children, and all sorts. But no carrots.

00:23:37:24 - 00:23:39:08 Speaker 4 Pop ups there.

00:23:39:11 - 00:23:55:25 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): He was very angry, and he went back to his mother, telling her the whole story. I got his mother, his mother hopped along with him, although she could not very well. And they came to the hare.

00:23:55:28 - 00:23:57:00 Speaker 4 But,

00:23:57:02 - 00:24:02:04 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Louis Armstrong say your son has been taking all my carrots.

00:24:02:07 - 00:24:03:05 Speaker 4 Isn’t that great?

00:24:03:07 - 00:24:35:08 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Said the hare. Listen, said the mother rabbit, those carrots belong to us just as well they belong to you. So I want you to give them up. There. Didn’t have an answer to this. because they had taken up all the answers. Any questions? so. The hare just said. Well, they’re my carrots, too, you know, you’re saying I buried them there.

00:24:35:10 - 00:24:42:25 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): I can prove it all. But then he covered his mouth and looked shame he. How could he prove it.

00:24:42:27 - 00:24:44:08 Speaker 4 For anyone I know? And that was.

00:24:44:10 - 00:24:55:02 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): The big hare. Tried to prove it. I had enough and went into his home. It was good there at his home to the side.

00:24:55:05 - 00:24:56:01 Speaker 4 Who I keep.

00:24:56:03 - 00:24:58:14 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): I bury carrots.

00:24:58:16 - 00:25:01:04 Speaker 4 Fine. But, Who? Never.

00:25:01:07 - 00:25:03:28 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): That’s fine. Well, you just any.

00:25:04:00 - 00:25:04:29 Speaker 4 Cooker.

00:25:05:02 - 00:25:07:12 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): In case for emergency. It his home.

00:25:07:14 - 00:25:11:29 Speaker 4 Is that a tiger? Well, I noticed a thing about him in the meat coming out.

00:25:12:01 - 00:25:23:25 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): The mother knew this because she heard him one day telling it to his friends. so she said, all right. No, that’s all you play sign. She tore it down.

00:25:23:27 - 00:25:27:14 Speaker 4 You know, 55 studio musicians watching her play and big lives.

00:25:27:17 - 00:25:54:29 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): This had given her so much strength when she felt that dollars carrot that happened that she could walk again. girl, I and the little bunny got his eyesight when he. He ate so many carrot and the make here died. And when the baker died, the little bunny and the mother lived happily ever after.

00:25:54:29 - 00:26:02:29 Speaker 4 And wanted to quit all jobs and become Jerry’s manager. But she had a manager, and so, yeah, I right?

00:26:03:02 - 00:26:07:05 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Oh, and I forgot. Don’t forget those storyteller books.

00:26:07:07 - 00:26:08:19 Speaker 4 And and,

00:26:08:21 - 00:26:34:15 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): They have five stories. What? Mrs. pickle with two onions in the stew. Three. Three little pigs. Four eastern. Seven West of the moon. Five. Cinderella. Those five wonderful stories in this little book, you also get five. Three. One of those missing sprinkle sky hooks. And you don’t even have to listen to the other show.

00:26:34:17 - 00:26:40:26 Speaker 4 Ladies and gentlemen, it’s very much smaller. So 10 or 15 is funny because the opportunity.

00:26:40:28 - 00:26:49:04 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Don’t forget, just send $5.89 two.

00:26:49:06 - 00:26:49:26 Speaker 4 Click away now.

00:26:49:26 - 00:26:52:13 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): So story book.

00:26:52:15 - 00:26:54:05 Leonard Feather: Did you have a set of music.

00:26:54:07 - 00:26:58:24 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Box two.

00:26:58:27 - 00:27:05:00 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Five. Four. Four. New York six New York things.

00:27:05:00 - 00:27:07:00 Speaker 4 But it only that here I.

00:27:07:02 - 00:27:14:23 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): Think I gotta put blue, blue, blue.

00:27:14:25 - 00:27:19:03 Speaker 4 I mean, I’m here. I’m here in my soul.

00:27:19:05 - 00:27:25:22 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): This has been I know a CBS pro job production.

00:27:25:25 - 00:27:35:09 Leonard Feather: Good here and say that you missed out on very few things in this thing. I play 12 records and I completely run it.

00:27:35:11 - 00:28:02:22 Speaker 4 And I have a miserable, musical memory, for people and people’s names. And, even when I was I haven’t worked with records now for almost three years since I’ve had an active jockeys here. But even when I was working with them, it would be like, well, that was the best example ever. I would put a Benny Goodman record on and I could remember every note of the cars, but I couldn’t tell you the guy’s name.

00:28:02:25 - 00:28:21:22 Speaker 4 I could associate the name with the record for no reason that I know. or I might not. I could sing Louis backwards, but I could remember that was Louis Armstrong. I could remember that name. Yeah, that was very embarrassing. On the record shows. I learned to bluff around it in lots of way. Yeah, but there’s no need to.

00:28:21:25 - 00:28:41:23 Speaker 4 You play records in the morning now? We’re just starting to. Yeah. Kelly was telling what we’re able. Much more than I hope to use some good records on there. Some other good. I was afraid that they would, you know, suggest a lot of sentimental, slow. But, we’ve been fairly good with time and getting away with it.

00:28:41:23 - 00:28:43:29 Speaker 4 Don’t copy that at the applicant.

00:28:44:01 - 00:28:55:25 Leonard Feather: You know, as a matter of fact, one of these days I’m going to get I and see that show. I haven’t seen it the first time yet. And for the obvious reason, you know, 10:00 is right. My first. I haven’t been conscious.

00:28:55:27 - 00:29:23:06 Speaker 4 Somebody, caught our attention by the fact that that it’s the biggest single record plugged in a single player record can get no, because we have a because I’m not writing in 31 cities, which overall is the biggest single jockey show of any type, except it’s not a Jackie show. You know. Right. So actually, I may be able to do in a half assed way more, but people will come along and I was able.

00:29:23:14 - 00:29:26:00 Billie Jane (a.k.a. Lorraine Feather): To kind of.