Guest Harold Peary ( )

Sophie's tavern where the elite meet thee, don't you demand just speakin' toughy ain't here? Oh, oh, Duffy, at tonight, a big radio star. Well, tell me, what's your favorite program on Sunday? The Chicago Round Table.

Well, this guy's built along the same lines. The great gilder sleeve. Yeah, look somethin' like Mrs. Duffy. Except that she ain't got a mustache. What? Well then he looks exactly like Mrs. D. Oh, oh, just turkey gravy, huh?

Well maybe she'll wash it off over the weekend. What? Yeah, I know singer Bob Gramer's still packing him in. Oh sure. Oh, he wows the dames. Yeah, he's got him fainting even before they eat.

Duffy, I think we ought to build a whole floor show around the kid. Well, you know the old perverb, Duffy. If you own a better rat, you should build a better rat trap. You agree with me, huh?

Swell. And now about the money, Duffy. It'll cost about... Hello? We'll get the dough someplace. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Duffy's Tavern. men and meet Finnegan, Eddie the waiter, Miss Duffy, our singer Bob Graham, Reid Meade Reeves and his orchestra, our special guest tonight, the great Gilder sleeve, and Archie himself, Ed Garten. So you see, Eddie, we start Bob

Graham and his floor show. Naturally, we'll have to expand it, joint. Knock out the back wall. We'll build a revolving stage. Oh, just build a stage. It's most of our customers that look like it's revolving anyhow.

Who's gonna pay for all that? Well Eddie, I've been thinking, that smart business man, like Gilda Slade might be interested in such a show. Has he gotten money? Eddie, you don't acquire a corporation like that without capital.