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The Irene Dunn Fred McMurray Show. Now, Irene Dunn is Susan. And Fred McMurray is George. Together in a gay, new, exciting, comedy adventure. Right star. Yes, it's the Irene Dunn Fred McMurray Show. Starring Irene Dunn is Susan Armstrong,

owner and editor of the Hillsdale Morning Star. And Fred McPherry is George Harvey the paper's starry foreker. And if at the moment things seem pretty quiet with Irene and Fred, that is Susan and George, why will get you ten if the condition is only temporary.

Susan, have you done anything about this letter from... am I disturbing you, Ms Armstrong? Oh, no, George. Go right ahead. I'm looking. Good. Well, you know this letter that came in last week from the C.L. Kauffman.

Well, he's getting in from New York this afternoon, and Susan, this is good old George talking to you. I have the strangest feeling, George. Like a message trying to break through to me. It's from out of the air.

Look, would you mind snapping out of it, Susan? If there's anyone who's trying to break through the fog, it's... Hey! Somebody threw a rock through the window. I might have been hurt. Too bad about you.

Look! There's a flower tied to the rock. Watch out, Susan. It might be a bomb. Oh, don't be silly, George. It's just a rose. A single rose. With a single rose. A single rose with a car.

Oh, what's it say? It's the me, George. Susan, unless you read it to me, I'll... You'll find... Well, I'll look over your shoulder. Yes, just a signature. Amarillo. That's all he ever says. Amarillo. All he ever?

You mean, this isn't the first time? Oh, no. It's been going on all week? Well, I thought the office has been a little grassy. He doesn't always use a window. Sometimes he leaves his tribute outside the door.