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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. It's the Irene Dunn Fred McMurry Show. With Irene Dunn as Susan Armstrong, editor of the Hillsdale Morning Star.

And Fred McMurry as George Harvey, her ace reporter. Susan and George are in a chatty academic mood. While Sammy, the copy boy, urges them to stop chasing journalistic butterflies and chase what he considers the big news of the arm.

It's all very well to get steeped at the ears and theories, but we sell news. And rodeos are news, or should I say noose. It's Rodeos, isn't it Sammy? Like which is correct, Mughal or Mughal?

Well, I always say Mughal. It's Mughal. Will the class and disorder please come to order? How do you pronounce this? Grimace or Grimace? Grimace? It's Grimace. Who fought the French and Indian War? Combatants. Who is Bobby Brandage?

Who? I pass. Pass. You both flunk miserably. The two-bar-A rodeo takes advertising in your paper. But you don't know who is its absolutely star performer. OK. Wallow in your ignorance. I'm going to buy tickets while they're still available.

I'll give you one tip. Bobby Brundage is seeing the press of the General Band Hotel. Take it from there. My hands are tied. Take it from there, George. Me? I don't know. Port from Starbird or Stem from Stern on a horse?

Well, you don't have to except on sea horses. Sea horses have heads and tails. Only instead of tossing them, they toss you. This much I know. Yes, but we better get some story on Bobby Brundage.