Guest George Sanders ( #82)

Duffy's tavern. Hello Duffy's tavern, what do you eat meat to eat Archie? The manager's bacon Duffy ain't here. Oh look Duffy, tonight a great actor. George Sanders. He used to be the saint, but now he does everything.

Yeah, very versatile Duffy. Versatile. That means he makes all kinds of dough. Yeah, you've seen a guy, you know, a queen cut, tall, well-groom, smooth. He's the one your wife says, I bet he takes a bath in the middle of the week.

What? Well, I've been in the back room looking for their old mystery of mine, indeed. Purple dragon to show Sanders. You notice the old junk I found laying around her back from old cigar butts, old newspapers, old bottles, and you remember old Callahan?

Yeah, he was still laying there with his mouth open under that leaky big foil. Yeah, very throw. I gotta get back, Tuffy. I'll call you later. So long. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Duffy's Tavern.

Come in and meet Finnegan, Eddie the waiter, Miss Duffy, our singer Bob Graham, Reid Beat Reeves and his orchestra, our special guest tonight, George Sanders, and Archie himself, Ed Garter. What in the Mr. Fettig?

The hall, are they? The white yard chicken is in the back room, wooing the mews. Woeing the... He'll make a passion or anything. No, no, no, Mr. Fettig. You see, his fix is not one of his old mystery plays for the movie.

Oh, couldn't you talk about it? No. Today he says to me, to me. Eddie, you remember my mystery play, the Purple Dragon? So I said, uh-huh. So he said, why don't I fix that strip up for George Sanders? So I said, what did that poor man ever do to you? So he said, Eddie, would you enjoy looking for a job? So I