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brings you fiverr maguie and money transcribed the show is written by phil Leslie and Ralph Goodman and directed by max huddle the before we find out what mister maguie's big idea is tonight here's a big idea for any night maguie whatever happened to that nice idea that used to be around about marriage

being a fifty fifty deal i'd say it's alive and kicking still takes two to poke tango sweetheart don't quote me but i guess you're right With married folks, things do manage to work out pretty evenly.

You should know, Molly. You take something like planning the family's future. That's one job where a wife and husband should work together because it's not his or her future, it's theirs. You bet. And McGee, if folks would use Prudential's dollar guide, they'd find the problem of planning for their future a whole lot easier.

Sit down with a dollar guide and step by step you can figure out just how much money will be needed to get along on if Dad dies unexpectedly. Money for important things like living expenses, keeping the kids fed, clothed, and in school, paying off the mortgage or the rent.

So let's face it, folks. Now's the time to decide what your family's future needs will be in dollars and cents. And you know the man to help you with deciding is your prudential agent. Call him and make a date soon.

He'll show you how to make sure the money will be there when you need it the most. Among the crowd of shoppers in downtown Westville Vista this morning are Mrs. McGee and her husband, Fiverr.

They're headed for the big new toy store, which recently opened at 14th and Oak, and which Mr. McGee describes as follows. Four floors and nothing but toys, their ad says. Mort Tupes spent a whole day in the store last week and he says it's a fabulous place.