Voice Of The Ivy Vine

The halls of Ivy starring Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman. Hang this, is Ronald Coleman. And Anita Coleman. Inviting you to join us again on the campus of Ivy College. That's so wrong. Again to Ivy.

Ivy College, that is, in the town of Ivy, USA. Now if you lived in a small college town and had an hour or two free in the evening, you might choose to spend it in the library or the student's union, or you might drop it at the molf shop, or just wander through the tree-lined pathways of the campus.

chances are that the one place you wouldn't visit voluntarily would be the police station but that is exactly where dr. William Todd under Hall present of Ivy has spent the evening while his wife Victoria attended rehearsal of the freshman play they have just returned home together and Mrs. Hall is saying and except for the eighteen-year-old character lead who seems to think that a

clump of crepe hair in a case of the shapes makes him a grandfather I think we have a very fine cast and he wasn't too bad after I trimmed his hedges and moderated his tremolo But you haven't told me what you did this evening, Toddy.

Oh, I went to jail. Really? I didn't even know they caught you. How'd you get out? Who sprang you? Or is it sprung? The, uh, the word I believe is sprung, past tense of spring.

I got the past tense of spring with summer. You'll be a... No spring meaning leap as your conclusion, which you have just done. Oh, you mean you weren't in jail because you held up a filling station or anything?