Dennis Inherits a Fortune ( )

Dennis Day. Stay show with Barbara Eiler, Bea Benedera, Dink Trout, Charles Dan to the orchestra, and yours truly, Vern Smith, is written by Frank Gailin and stars our popular young singer in A Day in the Life of Dennis Day.

From the musical Brigadoon, here's Dennis to sing, It's Almost Like Being in Love. While all the music of life seems to be like a bell for me, I would swear. I could swear I was fine.

It's all like a bell. I would swear it's all. Well, one of the major influences in the life of our young hero Dennis Day is his land lady,

Mrs. Anderson, who also happens to be the mother of his girlfriend Mildred. This morning at the breakfast table, Mrs. Anderson is having a discussion with her husband, a discussion common to many households these days.

It involves the ticklish question of an increased allowance. Apparently, Herbert, you don't realize how much it cost me to keep this house all going. Oh, indeed, I do passion-proof. And I'm sorry. I should never have asked you for the extra two dollars.

Well, I should think not. The cost of living is going up every day. And besides, if I am lucky enough to have a surplus, it's pledged to our Club's Juvenile Delinquency Fund. Your club is raising money for juvenile delinquency, perhaps?

It's a most important cause, Herbert. The juvenile delinquents of yesterday have become the wealthy gangsters and millionaire black marketeers of today. I see, and you wanna give other boys the same opportunity. I see, and you wanna give other boys the same opportunity.

Herbert, I do not care for jokes of that sort. Oh, pardon me, Pupsey. I guess I would just feeling good this morning. I'll try not to in the future. This fund happens to be very important to me, Herbert.