George Attends A Teen-age Dance

We present Lucille Ball in my favorite husband. A new series based on the delightful stories of Isabel Scott Rorek's gay, sophisticated, Mr. and Mrs. Cougar. Two people who live together and like it. Starring this ball with Richard Danning.

Now, let's drop in on the Cougarts and see what they're doing. It's morning and Liz has just sat down to breakfast. George is still upstairs getting dressed. Okay, did you see the paper this morning?

No, Mrs. Kilgott, I haven't seen a paper in week. Who do you think got married? A little Abner and Daisy May. No, Madeline Smith and Jack Carroll. She always did want to be Madeline Carroll.

So did I, but I never got nearer than Marjorie Mayne. Oh, you don't understand, Katie. This is my marriage. It is. Yes, I introduced them. I invited them to parties together, and I loaned her money for a new dress on the night I decided he should propose.

And now they're married. Congratulations Mrs. Cougar. Thank you, I deserve it. Do you think they can manage the honeymoon all by themselves? Well, I guess I do sort of arrange things a lot, don't I, Katie?

But I can't help it. I love to help a girl get a man. You know, it drives George crazy. He says, I'm always teaching some mouse to build a better man trap. Oh, that's a good one.

Say, I wonder what's keeping Mr. Cougar this morning. Oh, no, why, he should take so long a shave. He has a real sharp blade in the razor. I know because I use it to scrape some chewing gum off my shoe.

Oh, no, oh, here he comes now. I'll go get his coffee. Well, good morning, George Darling. Oh, you know me. I didn't think you'd recognize me behind all this adhesive tape. Well, I'd recognize my little hub has been anyplace.