Commercial · Connie Francis · 1964 · 3 min · 327 words
The transcript of “Looking For Love (trailer, 1964)”, an episode of Connie Francis from 1964. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Don't Touch That Dial plays Connie Francis free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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I won't close it and I don't want pain They won't have everybody now that day The young lady on the home This is the owner and president of this outfit, Horace McBray Oh? Do you know who this is?
No. Good. This gal has her wires crossed But man can she sing a song In my life She starts the first thing in the morning Oww! Just ask her roommate And things get worse as the day goes along Man can she sing a song a song.
We're going to scream and tell the party to lie. When a doll like this starts looking for love, she would pick on a guy like Jim Hutton who is 6'3". Well, maybe you're not holding you like this.
A little closer. Yeah. No. Jim doesn't dig this looking for love like he should. I admire a woman with brains, tallies, especially when I was not afraid to show it. I'm so glad. Living is my best friend and I feel responsible for her.
I'm talking about the tonight show. Our television. Johnny Carson. Your show is my most favorite when I can't go to sleep. I'm thrilled to hear that. Oh, my God, my God, my God! In looking for love, producer Joe Pasternac brings together nearly all the wonderful gang who were in Where the Boys Are.
Jimmy and Connie, of course. George Hamilton as a movie star of all things. Yvette Mimio as herself. Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Paul Apprenta's ditto. You had Nashville barber and nickel. Hold it! I don't want to start hitting anybody yet.
You replaced me on the Danny Thomas show. Well... That was the night. You've never laughed in your life as you will when you see Connie break up the Danny Thomas show. I don't wish to panic you, but it's time for commercial.
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