Sappo. "What a mess!!" / Thimble Theatre. "A desert spring - unknown to the world - a strange, almost magical, spring owned by a tribe of Indians"
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Sappo. "Woman, you can't use a rolling pin on Henry Squits and make him like it" / Thimble Theatre. "Do you mean to say that after you drink a certain amount of our joy-producing mineral water that it will cause whiskers to grow on the end of your nose all of a sudden"
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Sappo. "The title of this wonderful piece of futuristic art is 'Bullfrog on toadstool' by Mrs. Sappo" / Thimble Theatre. "Nothing but sand, cacti, bones and silly lookin' rocks - and not a drop to drink"
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Sappo. "Here's the situation" / Thimble Theatre. "Ham, are you feeling as low as I am?"
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Sappo. "Mr. Squits I am going to marry Mrs. Sappo" / Thimble Theatre. "The chief has loosened up and allowed Castor to drink laughing water with him"
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Sappo. "I'll hide this dummy of myself here among the rocks then I'll go call Myrtle" / Thimble Theatre. "Say, Bozo, you only got one leg ain'tcha?"
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Sappo. "So you've got a job selling hair grower" / Thimble Theatre. "Go on, Snits— don't wait for me, I'm not coming"
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Sappo. "Everything is fine now" / Thimble Theatre. "The effect of that laughing water has worn off"
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Sappo. "There he is— still hanging around" / Thimble Theatre. "We ought to quit this business"
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Sappo. "To-night I will teach Myrtle the lesson of her life" / Thimble Theatre. "Castor and Ham cashed their gold and went into business at 'Whoopee Gulch'"
