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The Irene Dunn Fred McMurry Show. Starring Irene Dunn as Susan. And Fred McMurry as George. Together in a gay, new, exciting, comedy adventure. Right Star. The Irene Dunn Fred McMurry Show with Irene Dunn as Susan Armstrong, publisher of the Morning Star, and Fred McMurry as George Harvey,

the paper's top reporter. George has been trying to get a Saturday magazine supplement started. At the moment, he's interviewing Marie Carroll, a big, beautiful blonde. Marie claims to be an expert in the domestic sciences, cooking, and housekeeping.

Although she doesn't exactly look that type. However, we'll see. Now, if this plan goes through, I think we ought to call your page the whole maker's page. Well, you know best about those things. I've never tried the writing game before. I may not be able to do it.

Oh, not a worry about that, Mrs. Carroll. You get me the information and I'll go straight to stuff for you. Okay. But if we're gonna work together, hadn't you better call me Marie? No, I can't.

That's it? Nice and friendly. When do you expect this magazine section to get started? If it was up to me, I'd begin this Saturday, but I've got to get a final okay on it from the boss.

I'll see her about it again later this morning. Her? She was an Armstrong. She's the publisher of the star. Oh, one of these career women? No, no, no, not exactly. Her father left the paper to her.

I never did understand why any woman who could get married would prefer a business career. I suppose business has a fascination. Outwitting men in a deal. Honey. What do you think marriage is? Yes. Here's the advertising line you'd report me some strong.