L&A (1152) Abner as Telegram Delivery Boy
With Lum overwhelmed at the restaurant, Abner enjoys his new job delivering telegrams and uses Lum’s desperation to negotiate a return to work on remarkably favorable terms.
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With Lum overwhelmed at the restaurant, Abner enjoys his new job delivering telegrams and uses Lum’s desperation to negotiate a return to work on remarkably favorable terms.
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