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the halls of Ivy starring Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman. This is Ronald Coleman. Inviting you to join us again on the campus of Ivy College. The question of which Dr. William Tominter Hall is engaged in one of America's favorite indoor sports.

Oh, not table tennis, not bridge, not charades, not putting golf balls into a paper cup. This pastime requires more accuracy, more muscle, and more finesse than any of those. It's called rearranging the living room furniture and as his wife Victoria so well says After all dear we can't just leave things the way they are forever and ever you know what Voltaire said

Seine j'et do or vous amour change everything except your loves Thank you for excluding me from your alterations Oh, you're my one permanent possession darling collect as I took my hope so but but frankly I was well satisfied with this living room the way it was To quote another French authority, Alfonse Carr,

Prusa-Shorge, Prusa-La-Mem shows. The more it changes, the more it is the same thing. You darling, you really have a lovely Parisian accent. It's gorgeous. Naturally, I spent three whole days in Paris learning how to say, ìOoh, a la express company, Americanaî.

Now, where did you say you wanted this arm? in the corner there, just to the right of the V-Windows. Oh, but that's where we had it darling, ten minutes ago, and you didn't like it.

Yeah, but that was before we put the piano over here. Oh, oh yes, yes. Well, how silly of me. But tell me one thing, before I have a complete, muscular collapse. Yes, dear. Do you think by any chance that this final rearrangement will be final?