Lizs New Dress

The lightful stories of Isabelle Scumister and Mrs. Couga, starring this fall with Richard Denny. If we drop in on the Couga's this morning, we find them still upstairs getting dressed. Liz is just asking George a question, which proves how essential man is to woman, or is independent as women like to think they are.

There's still one time when they have to turn to a man and say, Darling, will you butt me up the back, please? All right. What are you thinking about? Women's clothes. with them. But it's silly. You couldn't even wear this dress if you didn't have a husband to button it for you. Oh that's it. I knew husbands must be good for

something. Oh yeah. Oh God. Oh God. Can a husband kiss his wife anymore? Oh not on the back of a neck. It gives me duckbumps. Yeah. She's a big one. There's one with ears on it. That's my head. Aren't you through buttoning me yet? Yes but this dress This is made all wrong.

What? Well, there was a button left over at the top and an extra button hole at the bottom. Oh, I care. Do me again. All right. Oh, I forgot to tell you the adabaries are giving a party tomorrow night.

Well, this is a fine time to tell me. I won't have time to shop. Shop? For what? You've got a whole closet full of clothes. It just seems that way to you, George. I was just looking through them and you know what?

I haven't got a thing to work. I haven't got a thing to work. I do know I was going to say that. But you say it every time we're invited to a party. I do not. There have been dozens of parties when I didn't want a new dress.