Miss Grant Takes Richmond

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Starring Lucille Ball in her original role of Ellen Grant And now ready girls, it began. And this will only take a few seconds, Mr. Lissman. Oh, there's no hurry. I must apologize for Ms. Grant.

We usually try to hide her when we have this affair. All right girls, time. Ms. Grant. Ms. Grant. Ms. Grant! Ms. Grant, please pick your typewriter off the floor. And now, Mr. Lissman. It's all right, Mr. Woodruff.

I'll take that girl. Is that girl? Very well, huh? Mr. Richmond, that's Miss Grant! That's right, Richmond takes Miss Grant. Mr. Killcoin, I want you to meet our new receptionist, Miss Ellen Grant. Receptionist! How do you do, Mr. Killcoin?

I'm sure I'll please you. I have a diploma here from the Woodbridge- Never mind, Miss Grant. One more thing. Yes, sir. That room that Mr. Killcoin just left. Yes, sir. It's our conference room. I see.

And no one but Mr. Killcoin and myself is permitted to enter. Is that clear? Yes, yes, perfectly clear. Fine. Mr. Kilkon, the conference room. Yeah. Dick, are you nuts? What do we need? What a reception?

She thinks we're in the real estate business. Besides, she's a perfect front. Nice eyes, nice hair, and nothing under. Hello? Yeah, yeah, 200 to win. Morning star, 8th of Pimletoad. Right. Some bookie outfit we are with a dame yet.