Snow White

Yes. Yes. Yes. This is Edgar Durgen's pay phone. Charlie McCarthy listening. Who? Oh, you want to talk to Durgen? Yeah, I'll get him. Durgen, it's for you. Oh, thank you. Hello? Yes, this is Edgar Bergen.

Yes. Oh, of course. Yes. What's he saying? What's he saying? What's he saying? Why, certainly, I... Who? Oh, yes? Yes. Yes. And they're going to do Walt Disney Snow White in the Seven Dwarfs. And what do you think?

I give up. Well, I wait a minute. Well, you know, you know, little 14-year-old singing star, our friend Jane Powell, who worked in that picture there? Yes. Yeah. Well, she, you know what I mean?

Oh, she's chiming. Well, you know what she's going to do? Yeah. She's going to play the part of Snow White. No. Yeah. Isn't that nice? Billy Gilbert is going to play one of the dwarves, sneezy.

The Zuntite. Oh no. That's the way it's going to be. Yeah. Now, you know, little Snow White, and in the Snow White, the prince rides in on a white horse. Yes. And they want me for that.

No. What part of the horse are you going to play? No. No. They want me to play the prince. Oh, come now, there you go. The manpower shortage isn't that bad. So, nevertheless they've asked me to play the Prince.

And if I do say so myself, I look rather well in purple tights. You in tight with those dumbing five legs? No way, didn't you? And that figure? And what's wrong with my figure? Oh, nothing.

Nothing. If you care for avocados or the world. I can just see myself in the park. The Prince is strong. with blue eyes and lots of blonde, wavy hair. Oh, stop torturing yourself. Of course, it's not only a good part, but it's a wonderful story.