Summer Series - Guest Host Edward Everett Horton

service men and women of the United Nations with another rebrawn cast of The Village Star. In the absence of Joan Davis and Jack Haley, management of The Village Star has been turned over to Edward Edward Horton. First, Dave Street and the orchestra opened the program with, It had to be you.

The likes of Cloud and Air is accompanied by Eddie Paul. I can't help but if I love you, but I do.

I'll say that if I love you, but I do. If I want you, but I do. I do. Heaven knows around me, but I love you for one that's with all. I can't help but if I need you, but I do.

Because I'm seeing my dreams. The fairy I do. Oh, I can help him help with him. I love you. I don't care. We don't care.

Oh, gosh, don't you go around making trouble me now. Why a silly boy. So I can help him if I love you. I do. It's a bright summer morning in the dillies.

Jaddy Horton has just opened a little door and is reading another postcard that has just arrived from Joan Davis. Isn't this thoughtful of Joan to write to me? Here, Eddie, last night I had a wonderfully romantic time.

First, dining and dancing in a dimly lit nightclub, then a slow ride in the park under a glorious moon and finally a long, lingering walk through lovers' lane. Gosh, what a romantic evening. Some night I hope to go there with a man.

Well, as awfully monotonous and dull here, I hope you're the same. Best regards to all Joe. Now, isn't that an interesting little letter? Anna? Hello, Eddie. Oh, hello, Betty. I've since reading a letter from Joan Davis.