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The Irene Dunn, Fred McMurray Show. Starring Irene Dunn as Susan. And Fred McMurray as Joe. Together in the gay new exciting comedy adventure. Right Star. The Irene Dunn, Fred McMurray Show.

With Irene Dunn as Susan Armstrong, owner and editor of the Hillsdale Morning Star. Morning Star and Fred McMurray as George Harvey, her ace reporter. You know, no matter what takes place in a newspaper office, it all has to do with the news.

And what is taking place this morning is no exception to that rule, even though you might think so. Try to get it through your head, Sammy, and I might add, try to get it through your nose, too.

Not once more. Bonjour. Bonjour. How's that, Miss Armstrong? How's that, Miss Armstrong? That's horrible enough to strain our peaceful relations with friends. Well, how can I say it right when I don't even know what it means?

It means good day. That's right again. Bonjour. Look, Sammy. Before we give it up as a bad job, let's try the most necessary one of all, the French for Mr. Monsieur. Monsieur. Monsieur. Monsieur. That's a good replace, Conaster.

How many can play at a time? Miss Armstrong's trying to learn me French. You might try teaching him English first, isn't it, my health? He knows better than to say learn, to teach. I guess he's just stopping, I guess.

Can I go now, Miss Armstrong? May you go now? That's what I'm asking you. Yes, Sammy. Maseure, bonjour, maseure, bonjour. What's with this gay parry routine? Have you read the late edition of our paper?

I write it, don't get time to read it. Something I missed? And I told you, Brieck, we'll be in Hill's deal this morning. Well, should I be glad? Well, it depends on what makes you happy, I'd say.