Guests - Peggy Lee and Willard Waterman

Ladies and gentlemen, the Dennis Day Show. Yes, it's Dennis Day, Robert Ironprooster, the orchestra, and Dennis Special Guest, Peggy Lee and Willard Waterman, the great-gilded sleeve. And now, here he is, the star of our show, Dennis Day.

In the shoe, make a shop, this refrain would never stop as he tapped away, working all the At his bench there was he just as busy as a bee little time to lose with his boots and shoes But his heart went hot inside the little shop when a lovely girl said I'm all a world

She had come to choose some pretty dancing shoes and he heard her say in a charming way Shoes to set my feet at dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing all the day. Shoes to set my feet at dancing, dancing, dancing all my cares away.

Then he tapped and he stitched for his fingers, Wurby, which then he sowed a dream into every sea. Making shoes oh so neat, just like magic on her feet, on her feet and he hoped she'd know that he loved her so, but she'd dance, dance, dance, dance, though she weren't trans like a spending top, all around the shops.

On her day, he'd be chirr-world into the street and he heard her say, and she danced away. Thank you, thank you very muchacon, gentlemen. Oh, that was beautiful, Dennis, whatever it was.

What do you mean, whatever it was? Weren't you listening? Well, frankly, no. I was busy reading this fascinating book I had here called Inside Everything. contains some amazing facts Dennis. For example did you know that the average mean rainfall in Potawatomi, Texas in 1950 was 0.0063 inches?