His son asked him for some lemonade and Dad went to the concession stand to buy it.

Lemonade!

Lemonade, Arnie?

Lemonade Joe!

Pink lemonade.

Lemonade with ice.

Have some lemonade.

Laced with lemonade.

A lemonade for me.

Have some more lemonade.

He likes your lemonade.

Phew to Kolaloka lemonade?

You mean Kolaloka lemonade?

It's a story about lemonade.

The lemonade story is one.

I'll bring out some lemonade.

You said Kolaloka lemonade, stranger?

They call me Lemonade Joe.

Sending you ten trucks lemonade.

Yes, phew to Kolaloka lemonade.

Thought you might like some lemonade.

Bring us some lemonade and biscuits.

Will you have some more lemonade?

How about some more lemonade? Soon.

In fact I travel in lemonade.

Lemonade, Mrs. Cameron? Thank you very much.

We want two large glasses of lemonade.

So, barman, a glass of Kolaloka lemonade.

No, Arnie, but it's better than no lemonade.

Is your lemonade sweet enough? Seems to be.

Let's run home and I'll make you some lemonade.

I'm engaged to Miss Goodman. My name's Lemonade Joe.

Ma'am, would you like a lemonade on the house?

Will lemonade put me in a wonderful, deep, deep sleep, Mommy?

I'll get you a lemonade, and maybe you'll think of it.

Tornado Lou tigress, storm, fate and Lemonade Joe, such a softy!

Kola Kolaloka lemonade! Thanks to Kolaloka the teetotaller is the winner!

Henry, bring in a pitcher of lemonade. I'll have one, too.

All they had was Mike's Hard Lemonade, which was five percent alcohol.

I'll just take it in the kitchen and give him some lemonade.

Lemonade Joe, any idea what a fool you are? No, I haven't.

HC You're about to eat a lemon, and now it tastes like lemonade.

Dad, being an academic, had no idea that Mike's Hard Lemonade contained alcohol.

Sit down. Sure I couldn't get you a glass of lemonade or something?

I've heard everything. I'm going out to get some popcorn and pink lemonade.