Fatal Anniversay Present

Philip Morris presents the bicker sons starring Francis Langford and Lou Parker in your self. Yes, believe in yourself. Compare Philip Morris, match Philip Morris, judge Philip Morris against any other brand. Then, decide for yourself which cigarette is milder, tastier, more enjoyable.

Believe in yourself and you'll believe in Philip Morris, America's finest cigarette. And now Philip Morris presents the Bickerson's produced and broadcast transcribed from Hollywood, starring Miss Francis Langford and Mr. Lou Parker. Together they will portray the lead characters in Philip Raft's humorous creation, The Bickerson's, and as the battling John and Blanche, they will bring you an unre-touched picture of domestic tranquility.

But first, here's Lou Parker as Lou Parker. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and good evening. I'm quite sure you're all waiting to meet that gracious young lady who has earned the undying love and gratitude of our boys both here and overseas for her tireless efforts in still another role.

Here she is, the Purple Heart Girl, Ms. Francis Langford. Thank you, Lou. Francis, before we put the gloves on for our bickerson stint, I have a little favor to ask of you. Anything you want, Lou?

Well, it isn't for me, although I'm sure I'll enjoy it. A couple of weeks ago, when you were entertaining the servicemen at the Long Beach Veterans Hospital, one of the boys fell in love with you.

Only one? Well, this one's doing something about it. He's written a letter to you asking that you sing a song especially for him. His name is Terry Amico of Ward N. III. The song he'd like to hear is Blue Skies.

OK, Francis? Nothing would give me greater pleasure. So with the help of Tony Romano and his orchestra, this is for you, Terry. Blue Skies smiling at me. Nothing but Blue Skies. Do I see blue birds singing a song of an butthole bird?