Mother Wore Tights

Radio Theater, starring, Band-Aly and Missy Gaynor in Mother War type. Ladies and gentlemen, the producer of the Irving County. Regent Simm Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. We're going to start the new year with a song.

In fact, the song hits from Mother War type, one of 20th Century Fox's best musicals, and one of our 20 greats. and as our stars, Dan Daly and his original role and Miss De Gehne.

These two fine artists are starring in another 20th century pop picture about the Porto family, serving that in there's no business like show business. And they will join me later for a preview of their film of scope production.

Mother. My mother. There's a new city in the Rockin' Fair on the soap course. That sweet, fat gentle old lady. So beautiful. You know this one of her father. Seeing her like this, she never dreamed, mother of her, but...

the like this. Mother wore tights when she sang that song on stage. Good heavens, mother. How could you?

And there on the porch is dandy. The cutest old darling in the world. A sleep in his chair, his eyeglasses pushed up on his fard. And the Sunday funny tapers spread over his lap. Dad's these quiet tights.

I just can't imagine them out there on this age in those jagged pants and a party hoe. You mauling some stuffy. I rise a tin, sir, the unsullied old mega-tops. I walk down the stream with me gloves on the hands and I walked down the guy in the boat.

I'm all over the place. Next easy paces. Without them so long I forgot them. As safe as I'm burnt. But I haven't assured that my people are well old, you know. Oh, for me, everyone knows me from Switzerland, Rosie.