Star52-xx-xx11Dramatic Lessons

The Irene Dunn, Fred McMurray Show, starring Irene Dunn as Susan, and Fred McMurray as George. Together in the gay new exciting comedy adventure, right star. Yes, it's the Irene Dunn, Fred McMurray Show, starring, well naturally Irene Dunn as Susan Armstrong, editor and owner of the Hillsdale Morning Star, and Fred McMurray as George Harvey,

Susan's Ace reporter. As we join our two stars, we find Irene that is Susan, consulting with Fred. I mean, George, on a waiting matter concerning the city of Hillsdale. About this wave of safe robberies in Tom's Susan, I was thinking that if you could write another editorial putting the blast on the Chief of Police.

Well I call him this time, George. Bungling and inefficient are corrupt and navy. We'll make it a little of each. Keep them off balance. And be sure to say that he... Good afternoon. Have I the pleasure of addressing Miss Susan Armstrong?

Well, yeah. Jay Palmer-Heric of Hollywood, the capitals of Europe, the New York stage, and now in virtual retirement in your so beautiful little city of Hillsdale. How do you do, Mr. Herrick? This is Mr. Harvey, a reporter on our paper.

Oh, how are you? Yes, indeed. Miss Armstrong, not as a commercial venture, but merely to express my appreciation for the hospitality of your delightful little town. I am founding here the J. Palmer Heryk School of the Dramatic Arts.

Please get the spelling right, Harvey. It's H-E-R-R-I-C-K. Well, that's fine. We'll be glad to run the story on the dramatic page. Dramatic paper. Come on, dear lady, this is headline news. You see, Mr. Heryk, our space is rather limited just now.