Speaker 1: A Magnificent Montague stirring Marty Wallie. Yes, it's the magnificent Montague. Today,
Speaker 1: Edwin Montague, to his great embarrassment, is known only as
Speaker 1: Uncle goodtheart star of an afternoon radio program. But perhaps
Speaker 1: a few of you older folks remember him when he
Speaker 1: traveled the Shakespearean stage and was known as the Magnificent Molecule.
Speaker 1: And although radio has brought him a living and dubious fame,
Speaker 1: he still dreams of returning to the stage. Right now,
Speaker 1: the Montaguo apartment is enjoying a little peace and quiet,
Speaker 1: which means he is not home yet from his broadcast.
Speaker 1: Lily and his wife and former leading Lady, and Agnes
Speaker 1: the Maid are awaiting him for dinner. The telephone is ringing.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, the residents of Edwin Montague and Lily Boy
Speaker 2: and Agnes the Maid on this and come in, Roger,
Speaker 2: Oh hello, Sam, for sure Sam, and I'll be okay Sam,
Speaker 2: Oh sure, Sam, I'll tell us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so long, Sam, Who you're kidding?
Speaker 4: I know, I know it was Sam, But which Sam?
Speaker 3: Which Sam?
Speaker 2: How many? Sam's doing now?
Speaker 3: Oh? Sam? Harrison across the hole.
Speaker 2: Give this lady six over dollars in the case of snackers.
Speaker 3: Who would he wore?
Speaker 2: He and his wife Mith have something to ask you.
Speaker 4: Oh, I hope they drop in before Edwin gets home.
Speaker 4: You know how he feels about the house.
Speaker 2: I know how he feels about everybody except Edwin Montague.
Speaker 4: That's love, love, love, Stop, Agnes.
Speaker 5: Just hope Sam and his wife get over here right
Speaker 5: this minute.
Speaker 2: I don't she's taking a bath.
Speaker 3: Well, I hope Edwin's late.
Speaker 4: Oh, Sam only wouldn't continually try and sell Edwin life insurance.
Speaker 4: They're the only neighbors we have really ever had, and
Speaker 4: you can have them.
Speaker 3: Oh please, I know Sam can be.
Speaker 2: A little trun No, she stopped trying with those corny jokes.
Speaker 4: Now, Ages, we have to make them feel at home.
Speaker 4: We're the only neighbors they know since they moved in
Speaker 4: from Saint Louis.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'll make them feel at home.
Speaker 2: I'll put on a Saint Louis Cardinal uniform.
Speaker 4: Oh, stop pretending you don't like the Harrisons. Don't they
Speaker 4: pay you a dollar an hour and your night's off
Speaker 4: for sitting with their daughter?
Speaker 2: Gwendolyn share They do, and the kid takes it right
Speaker 2: away from you. In Jen Rummy oh, no.
Speaker 3: She beats.
Speaker 2: My brain's off.
Speaker 4: I'll like Sam, h I'm ready got here before Edwind arrives.
Speaker 2: I'll get it.
Speaker 3: Come in, Sam, Sam.
Speaker 2: Out the monsters?
Speaker 3: Hello, Edwin? What's this? Hello? Sam? Oh? Never mind? I
Speaker 3: come into my own house and it's hello Sam.
Speaker 2: So I said hello Sam, I thought your uncle Sam?
Speaker 2: Who else do you look?
Speaker 3: Last? Holy? Thank goodness. Agnes finally learned how to bark
Speaker 3: out hello. At least we broke her of the habit
Speaker 3: of jumping up on people licking their faces. Oh, I
Speaker 3: did I sit down? You look tired? Can I, Agnes?
Speaker 3: Get something? Years lost.
Speaker 2: Some on mis de monic? You have something? I made
Speaker 2: a batch of cookies especially for you. You can hardly
Speaker 2: taste the icenices.
Speaker 3: Leave him alone. After the day of degrading myself on
Speaker 3: the radio, I have to come home to this. Well.
Speaker 3: How would your program it? Oh? We gave the housewives
Speaker 3: both barrels this afternoon with Uncle.
Speaker 4: Goodhart doing good again?
Speaker 3: Is the cottage on the sunny side of the lane?
Speaker 3: I was nauseating? Did herd is walking through the woods?
Speaker 3: And I find it? Little animal in a big trap?
Speaker 2: What you do up your mouth and let it on.
Speaker 3: The lay tire up the kitchen or something.
Speaker 2: I'm not that masteric.
Speaker 3: I wish I could find something funny in life. Radios
Speaker 3: got me the Magnifism molecule, rescuing little birds from traps
Speaker 3: and fixing the a little broken leg once again, shed
Speaker 3: the boards and hamlet the fellow like Beth. Oh for
Speaker 3: the smell of bereaspaint. It's been a long time. Yes.
Speaker 3: Now the only time I smell grease paint is when
Speaker 3: Agnes makes french fried potato's nuts.
Speaker 2: How could I smell some?
Speaker 3: They say?
Speaker 2: I am in Frontina.
Speaker 4: And miss Mercy take him.
Speaker 3: Up on everything. There they are, I'll get it there.
Speaker 3: Who are Edwin, Sam Harrison his wife Mark? I want
Speaker 3: to ask? Oh, no, no, it wouldn't be nice to them.
Speaker 2: Ah, mister and missus Harrison, how.
Speaker 1: Do you do?
Speaker 7: Miser and Missus Montague heard you program this afternoon, mister Montague,
Speaker 7: And I said to Martha.
Speaker 3: They pay him for that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's just what I said, didn't I?
Speaker 3: Martha, Jess, Well.
Speaker 4: Don't just stand there in the hall.
Speaker 3: No, yeah, yeah, come in a little. Sam.
Speaker 4: You wanted to ask me something.
Speaker 7: Now that you mentioned it, Yes, you see, Missus Montague
Speaker 7: Martha and I belong to the parents Jesus Association of
Speaker 7: the school our daughter Gwendoll in at ten Public School
Speaker 7: thirty seven.
Speaker 3: I know, and you want to know why we never
Speaker 3: sent Agnes to school. Edwin, be serious, go on, mister Harrison.
Speaker 7: Well, we are trying to raise money.
Speaker 3: For some new playground equipment.
Speaker 7: After all, we want our children to grow up with
Speaker 7: healthy minds and healthy bodies.
Speaker 3: Why Edwards tell me, miss Harrison, how are you going
Speaker 3: to raise the money? Well, is Martha's idea.
Speaker 7: We're going to have an amateur theatrical evening.
Speaker 3: An amateur theatrical evening. Oh no, at theatrical evenings. We
Speaker 3: want you to be in it. Lay back in, please
Speaker 3: paint again the like the excitement. I'll be where everyone
Speaker 3: can see me. You certainly will.
Speaker 6: Be your taking tickets, ticket es, So I'll a ticket taker.
Speaker 3: I suppose my wife Lily will be an usher. Oh no, no,
Speaker 3: we understand. She has talent. Oh she has the talent
Speaker 3: of the family. That's what the man said, Miss Harrison.
Speaker 3: Is making her come as a shock to you. But
Speaker 3: for years I was known as an actually as the
Speaker 3: magnificent Molecue.
Speaker 5: Oh, I do declare Now do you remember the magnificent Monedule.
Speaker 3: Buy Georgia Dall comes back to me. Now, didn't you
Speaker 3: appear in Saint Luis many times?
Speaker 7: That's it, We saw you wrestle gorgeous George.
Speaker 3: Look, mister Harrison Edwin.
Speaker 4: Was regarded as the foremost Shakespearean actor in America. Thousands
Speaker 4: of theatergoers still remember his voice.
Speaker 2: And I have the broken hair drums to provid.
Speaker 3: This is that your boys are the delivering coal in
Speaker 3: the neighborhood Edwin, mister har Edward and I could do
Speaker 3: a scene together for your pta theatrical Fine, fine, what
Speaker 3: would you do seem through Shakespeare? Naturally?
Speaker 7: Oh, I'm afraid that's impossible, mister Montague. You see, we
Speaker 7: already have something from Shakespeare, the balcony scene from Romeo.
Speaker 3: And Juliet Real. And who are the stellar actors about
Speaker 3: to perpetrate this crime? Yeah, I'm Romeo, You're Romeo? Yes?
Speaker 5: And guess who's Juliet Noo.
Speaker 3: Shakespeare has lived in the hearts of men for three
Speaker 3: hundred years, but he'll never survive this blow.
Speaker 4: But let me we could do something else.
Speaker 7: You could recite a poem, Shay, that would be Jim dandy,
Speaker 7: a little mother goose for the kiddies, Mother Goose.
Speaker 4: But now remember how beautiful you used to do the
Speaker 4: minstrel boy.
Speaker 3: Oh no, not that again, Quiet Edd go ahead, edits
Speaker 3: the Minster, where the walls. He's gone, in the ranks
Speaker 3: of death. You'll find him. His father's thought. He has
Speaker 3: girded round and his wild hop slung behind him.
Speaker 7: Beautiful Edwin by Gum that Irving Berlin can write lyrics,
Speaker 7: serving blare.
Speaker 3: There was a point of spirit, Nick.
Speaker 4: Hayson, you can count and Ed and me to be there.
Speaker 3: So good of you. Now wait, this is ridiculous. Lili
Speaker 3: and I are famous for our rose in Shakespeare.
Speaker 4: Now when Sam and Martha are doing Romeo and Juliet,
Speaker 4: they have their hearts second.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, indeed, yeah, I've been practicing that love scene
Speaker 5: with mother all me, haven't I?
Speaker 3: Mother? All this is delay. As long as you have me,
Speaker 3: you might as well exploit my talent.
Speaker 7: We're going to be all right, missus Montague.
Speaker 3: After the show, we're having a buffet.
Speaker 2: You can slice the blooney.
Speaker 3: Everyone is doing something for the affair as long as
Speaker 3: they're having cold cuts. Why don't you donate your tongue here?
Speaker 2: Who needs a time, So I wait there.
Speaker 4: Perhaps Evan and I could do as Shakespearean scene that
Speaker 4: wouldn't constick for you Midsummer Night's dreams.
Speaker 3: I can play a politic queen.
Speaker 4: Of the Amazons, and Edwin can play bottom.
Speaker 3: Hold on missus muday? Do you remember we're doing it
Speaker 3: in the public school? Dorpe? Soy stupid? Now, don't be stupid?
Speaker 3: Have the answer is a famous they playing I never played.
Speaker 3: I never played the part of bottoms for e.
Speaker 4: When you love it, you play a weaver who's falls
Speaker 4: asleep in a forest.
Speaker 8: Good a magic spell is cast over.
Speaker 7: When Bottom wakes up, you have the head of.
Speaker 3: A jackass, the head of attacker.
Speaker 2: Here's why the bottom falls.
Speaker 3: Out of the patio, Lily, Are you crazy? Here my
Speaker 3: first appearance on the stage in years. You want me
Speaker 3: to wear the head of a jackass. What'll people say?
Speaker 2: Hasn't changed?
Speaker 3: The bed?
Speaker 1: And there?
Speaker 3: When you return that vanishing cream we bought practice on
Speaker 3: her birthday, tell them it didn't work. She's still around, Sam.
Speaker 3: Whatever it is, you can count on us, right, Edwin?
Speaker 3: Very well, we'll do something. Well, that's just George. Here
Speaker 3: are some tickets for you to sell it, Okay, here's
Speaker 3: taken ed. Make your friends bottom.
Speaker 7: Better, get back and rehearse the balcony, saying I have
Speaker 7: to practice climbing that balcony.
Speaker 3: The other day I.
Speaker 7: Fell down and almost split my head open.
Speaker 3: He's the right, mother, he is.
Speaker 7: Well, let's go Marta and I want to have a
Speaker 7: martini before dinner.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 7: We never drink, but we always have that one marginie
Speaker 7: the voidinnery.
Speaker 3: Isn't that right, mother? Good? Oh gad, it's people like
Speaker 3: that who give neighbors a bad name.
Speaker 4: Now, and when I like the Harrisons, that's Sam Harrison.
Speaker 3: He's down to earth, not far enough.
Speaker 4: Well, baby can help him.
Speaker 3: Out with their pta theatricals. You will try and sell
Speaker 3: the tickets, won't you, Edwin, Yes, yes, I'll sell them
Speaker 3: to the people around my uncle good Heart radio program.
Speaker 3: Oh that's nice. Yes, I've been trying to get even
Speaker 3: with them for some time now.
Speaker 4: Even it'll be fun.
Speaker 3: We'll be one of our old scene, one of our
Speaker 3: old seeds. Oh lily, how the mighty have faught The
Speaker 3: magnifisent Molecules will give you one paid six sixty a
Speaker 3: ticket to see it Hamlet, Macbeth Julius season. Well now
Speaker 3: we see in public schools thirty seven forty cents with
Speaker 3: cold cuts.
Speaker 1: We'll be back with a magnificent Montogo in just a moment.
Speaker 7: P R O g R E M bug.
Speaker 1: Ugg and I'll back to the magnificent Montagu. It is
Speaker 1: the day of the Pta piaprical. He is just finishing
Speaker 1: his Uncle good Heart broadcast. Listen, and so Ronald, remember.
Speaker 3: As you ride out on the highway, always keep your
Speaker 3: head high the sun.
Speaker 1: And so ends another episode of Uncle Goodheart, until he
Speaker 1: beats you again in his little cottage on the sunny
Speaker 1: side of the lane. Here is Uncle Goodheart with his
Speaker 1: thought for the day.
Speaker 3: When your neighbor comes home fighting drunk and attacks his
Speaker 3: wife like an ogre, say to her as she's ducking
Speaker 3: an axe. He's such a nice man when he's sober. Okay,
Speaker 3: you're off the Anna coomodic. You're great show. You really
Speaker 3: hit the listeners today. Someday they're going to strike back.
Speaker 1: They love you.
Speaker 8: The housewives have given you their heart.
Speaker 3: Good good. As long as the housemaids don't give me
Speaker 3: the knee, you're a big hit. The sponsor said he
Speaker 3: was thinking of sending you a nice note. Oh come now,
Speaker 3: he shouldn't go to the trouble of learning how to write.
Speaker 3: Just for that peace. No jokes about a sponsor. Haha,
Speaker 3: here's our directors. This is good show aways and it
Speaker 3: was a high falutint humdinger im to do. It was
Speaker 3: a good shaw, mister Montagu.
Speaker 6: I was supposed to tell you something, but.
Speaker 3: I forgot Sinza, I envy you. You can never get
Speaker 3: a headache. There's nothing there ache. Didn't tried remember what
Speaker 3: it was?
Speaker 5: Let me see.
Speaker 3: Isn't it awful? Not even a glimmer? All right, forget
Speaker 3: about it. I did, I know you did. And of boys,
Speaker 3: before I leave, I'd like to send you some ticket.
Speaker 3: Take it for tonight. The PTA of Public School thirty
Speaker 3: seven is having a theatrical eating. My wife and I
Speaker 3: are appearing show mus amn it. You will take two here,
Speaker 3: I thank you. How about you? Is there?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: The wife and I were going bowling tonight.
Speaker 3: Boldly. This is an evening of culture, and it's for
Speaker 3: a good call. She sure loves the ball. How comes
Speaker 3: in service is for the PTA.
Speaker 8: She has her own ball.
Speaker 3: I just tell her no bowling tonight. By by tell
Speaker 3: I no bowling tonight, and she'll bowl. Me didn't even
Speaker 3: bowl any night. Keep her in condition as a favorably.
Speaker 3: Buy the ticket.
Speaker 6: She's got muscles like a horse.
Speaker 3: Don't we wait? I wait, My wife and I are
Speaker 3: going to appear. You've never seen his act. This is
Speaker 3: your chance, and it's cheaper than bowling. Is tab for
Speaker 3: forty cents plus cold cut? Oh what are the details? Well,
Speaker 3: there would be a scene form Romeo and Juliet, some poetry.
Speaker 7: I don't mean that, but you asked for.
Speaker 6: The detail about the cold cut. No, my wife can't
Speaker 6: eat liver worse, and that's not the point. She breaks
Speaker 6: out and bump all right, all right, don't take the ticket.
Speaker 6: When he's the liver worth and she looks like a
Speaker 6: bag of door knom all right, Jef, liverwort.
Speaker 3: Is more important than Romeo and Juliet, Say, mister Montagule,
Speaker 3: you're really going to do Romeo and Juliet. Not exactly.
Speaker 3: Our neighbors, the Harrison's are doing it. It'll probably come
Speaker 3: out like the liver worst, big bumps all over, slinger.
Speaker 3: Why did you ask about Romeo and Juliet? Oh? I
Speaker 3: just so I'd mentioned in a theater column this afternoon.
Speaker 3: Max Darland is going to produce Romeo and Juliet for Broadway, maxco.
Speaker 3: He's doing Romeo and Julia. Oh, he used to be
Speaker 3: my bride. Imagine how far he'll get doing Shakespeare? Will
Speaker 3: be Why that nip wit that ninga boop? That incompetently?
Speaker 3: That's him? All right.
Speaker 6: I just remember that's the man who's waiting on the
Speaker 6: telephone for you.
Speaker 3: Zins are you wears the phone? Here? I'll get the connection.
Speaker 3: Waiting all this time? Get the connection?
Speaker 6: Oh, Helen, would you connect mister Montague's call up?
Speaker 3: What? No, really, Zinza get Max? Helen?
Speaker 8: Will you send to call up?
Speaker 3: Hello? Oh?
Speaker 8: Here him mister Maia, Hello, May.
Speaker 3: How are you my bled? What do you mean? Huh?
Speaker 2: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: Am I available? Durovio and Julia? What was I born for?
Speaker 3: Be it your office at eight o'clock tonight? Try and
Speaker 3: keep me from their bags? Canterern If there's the money,
Speaker 3: he rides again, Wait till I get home and tell
Speaker 3: Lily Well, I said, I'll get it, Lily, Lily, it happened.
Speaker 3: It's happened.
Speaker 2: He was thrown off the air.
Speaker 3: Quiet when you're late.
Speaker 4: We've got to get to.
Speaker 3: The PTA at a Lily listen. Max Colan wants me
Speaker 3: to do Romeo. So that's wonderful, Edmund.
Speaker 4: Now let's sorry, Samon Martin lets an hour ago.
Speaker 3: You don't understand. I can't be bothered without a theatrical snight.
Speaker 3: I have to see Max in a few minutes.
Speaker 4: And when you can't run out of don't they have
Speaker 4: you listed on the program early?
Speaker 3: Are you mad? Max wants to see me to night tomorrow, lady,
Speaker 3: do late. He may get forty seven's Lawrence Olivier any
Speaker 3: other of those young squirts who think they can play Romeo.
Speaker 5: But what about the people are.
Speaker 3: Coming to see you tonight? I suppose they are unimportable.
Speaker 3: Let them see me on Broadway for six sixty without
Speaker 3: cold cuts, just fine hands. I mean, I'm in a hurry,
Speaker 3: But tomorrow around me, I owe you an insult.
Speaker 4: What will I tell the Harrisons and all the people
Speaker 4: who are expecting.
Speaker 3: All tell him I've been drafted. TL Cad It's almost
Speaker 3: eight o'clock. I've got see Mac.
Speaker 8: Yes, mister Montague will send him right in. I must
Speaker 8: be nuts getting involved with that monster again.
Speaker 7: The ulcers he caused me the sleepless night.
Speaker 3: When I heard Royo Engineer was going to be revived
Speaker 3: on Brody. I said, whether I'm it or not, the
Speaker 3: best producer in New York is doing it, Maxico.
Speaker 8: How could I do it without you?
Speaker 3: Edwin? Now, Max, there are lots of other actors who
Speaker 3: can play Romeo, I know, but none can play it
Speaker 3: like Maurice Evans. No, Mag's duncan who Maurice? Heaven?
Speaker 8: That's who I'm getting to play Romeo.
Speaker 3: Maurice Evans is playing Romeo? What am I playing? Juliet? No,
Speaker 3: you're playing a father? I Edwin money, you playing a bit? No? Wait?
Speaker 3: Ed when you are too old to play Romeo? Wol Max.
Speaker 3: I always thought you'd reach the height of stupid the day,
Speaker 3: but I estimated you. You reached new heights. I will
Speaker 3: be Romeo.
Speaker 8: Oh, for Heaven's sake, ed When when Shakespeare wrote the play,
Speaker 8: Romeo was sixteen. If I put you on as Romeo,
Speaker 8: people will think it's.
Speaker 3: The original company. Why you won? Edwin? Please, let's not
Speaker 3: start again. I want you in the play, but give
Speaker 3: me a fighting chance, give me a fighting champ, give
Speaker 3: me a chance to show you I can do Romeo.
Speaker 3: I'll arrange an audition tomorrow. Lilian I am possible.
Speaker 8: I'm signing the final papers with Maurice tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: Just let me read it for you.
Speaker 1: Hello, oh hello, dear what oh no?
Speaker 3: Was that tonight? Yes?
Speaker 8: Here, yes here, yes, yes right away?
Speaker 3: Sorry when that was my wife?
Speaker 8: I got a run, Max, if you just head when
Speaker 8: I'm late, My wife is dragging me to some horrible
Speaker 8: affair tonight, PTA amateur show or something at Public School
Speaker 8: thirty seve.
Speaker 3: You just hear me, as Romeo when the thing has
Speaker 3: started already. Sorry, Oh the stupid, ungrateful PTA Public School
Speaker 3: thirty seven, ha ha, Max, you are going to hear me, yes, Romeo.
Speaker 3: Oh God, I hope I've been tied. Sorry, mister, you
Speaker 3: can't go backstage. It started. I'm on the program. Let
Speaker 3: me through. Now here is he Oh oh Sam, I'll
Speaker 3: fit you, mister, mounted you your wife is on stage.
Speaker 3: She's just finishing that my.
Speaker 4: Team knife sting, not the wound it makes lady no
Speaker 4: heaven teeth through the blanket.
Speaker 8: Of the dog to cry hole Pole.
Speaker 3: I'll listen, Sam, you got here edwn Lily. I'm desperate, Sam,
Speaker 3: listen Montague, Marta and I go on right now in
Speaker 3: the balcony. Sam, please let Lily and me do the scene,
Speaker 3: and how dare you I refuse? Damn, I must play Romeo.
Speaker 3: My whole career is at take.
Speaker 7: I'll buy insurance from you twenty year night.
Speaker 3: Now the premium sam letter going on said, shame on you.
Speaker 3: Ablen Max is out there. Lily, you must go on
Speaker 3: with me. Never he well, I'll do it with Marca.
Speaker 7: And now, ladies and gentlemen and friends of the PTA, mister.
Speaker 3: Edwin Montague and my wife Martha Harrison will do the
Speaker 3: balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet music. That's how what
Speaker 3: light too young? The window breaks? It is the east
Speaker 3: and Juliet is the sun rise, health fall and killed
Speaker 3: the envious moon. Ah, it is my lady, Yes, it
Speaker 3: is my love. She speaks, yet she says nothing. Let's
Speaker 3: break this of her sheep, what shame star the daylight?
Speaker 3: D's a lamp? Oh that I were a glove upon
Speaker 3: that hand? My tie? Then touch that cheek yees Oh,
Speaker 3: speak again, bright angel, She speaks again. Juliet, by a name,
Speaker 3: I know how to tell thee who I am? My name,
Speaker 3: dear saint is hateful to myself because he is an
Speaker 3: enemy to me. I sweet Julio, I have a competent
Speaker 3: and you yeah, all a Montague. Bless him, bless him night.
Speaker 3: I'm afeard all this, she's but a dream. But I
Speaker 3: don't lie, Julian, yees my heart, yea, my sweet, my dumb.
Speaker 3: I go, But wilt thou leave me so Unsteio, Well,
Speaker 3: I'm a fly. All that is ridiculous. Ring on the curtains,
Speaker 3: Edwin had day Lily, I'm ruin, ruin, oh, mister Montague,
Speaker 3: samnyar cry. It was the most beautiful thing I've heard
Speaker 3: since Cohen on the telephone, Lily, I'll never show her
Speaker 3: face again. Don't be silly, Edwin. As soon as it
Speaker 3: was over, Max rush backstage, Lily, No, where is he?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: I sent that radcal packing you set you away? He
Speaker 3: wanted matha matha for Romeo and Juliet. No. He wanted
Speaker 3: to hurt his star in the revival of No No, Nonette,
Speaker 3: No No You You.
Speaker 1: Listen again next week, Friends to The Magnificent Montague, starring
Speaker 1: Marty Woollie. The Magnificent Montague is written by Nap Hiking
Speaker 1: and Billy Friedberg and Seymour as Lily, Pert, Kelton and
Speaker 1: Agnes also heard tonight were Art Carney, Johnny Gibson and
Speaker 1: John Griggs. Jack Ward at the organ. This is Don
Speaker 1: Pardo speaking