First Song-Singin In The Rain

Thank you, Durwood. Thank you very much. You and Gary must amble on. I can't think of a more charming pair to supplant you. You mean us? Well, I don't mean coffee, Dan and you, Kalele.

I... Here we go. Well, a glorious feeling I'm rained of a smile. See, you've got that limerick look in your eye today.

Could it be you have a good one ready? You mean a sour-lea-lea limerick, of course. Absolutely. Well, that I have, and here it is. A misnamed Janie McBook, when picnicking always took, a basket of cakes, the one Saralee bakes, not a minute she's spent as a cook.

Well, you mean McBook, discovered Saralee does all the work with desserts all baked and ready to serve? Well, I must say she's a smart gal, McBook. Of course she is being there, none better than Saralee's, so why bother to bake?

None better, indeed, especially Saralee, chocolate cake and those chocolate brownies. Mmm, what flavor? They're both made with imported Dutch chocolate, you know. Oh, well, that explains it, Dan Rosie. They're made with the kind of chocolate of which there's none more chocolatey.

It's mighty good reason for singing. For singing, for singing. Merrily, merrily, only sirely taste. So good. Rosie, I'd like to give you a little present. What? I'm going to give you this mic. Here you are, this telefunky and this all year.

Well, I want to thank you very much. But just don't stand there and... ...glose, sing something. I'll try. Buddy, get me out the hook here, will ya? MUSIC Make me feel so young. You make me feel so sprayless, And every time I see you grin, The arms such are happy.