Falls for a Chanteuse

The Harold Perry Show. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And now, Harold Perry, as Honest Harold the homemaker. Well, here we are again in the little town of Melrose Springs, home of that popular radio show for ladies, Honest Harold the homemaker.

Honest Harold is a little sad this morning for the line of his life, the lovely Evilina, is leaving puggo. Harold and Evelyna's uncle, Doc Yancy, the veterinarian, are at the station to see her off.

Well, Evelyna, this is farewell. Now, Harold, isn't that serious? She's only going to be gone three days. All right, Doc. Evie, I'll miss you. I'll miss you too, Harold. And I give you my word, Evelyna. While you're gone, I won't even look at another girl.

Hmm, hmm. There you sound like a cap of the gear. Doc, why don't you stick your head on the rail and see if the train is coming. All right, I do have sort of a trained ear.

Well, that'll keep him busy for a little while. The flier is always a half an hour late. Like I was saying, Evie. While you're away, Harold Himp is gonna be true blue. Well, good. Yes, sir. True blue.

And I want you to try and have a good time in Chicago, even though I'm not there. Well, I'll try Harold. Brave little girl. And don't you worry about me. I'll be true blue. While you're gone, I'm going to spend all my evenings at home reading.

Reading? You said it. I'm going to read that book you gave me for Christmas a few years ago. Anthony Adverse. Oh, no. Oh, no. Evie, since I'm going to be true blue, how about little kiss?