Helps Raymond and Gloria Go to the Dance

The Harold Perry Show. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Harold Perry, as Honest Harold, the homemaker. Well, here we are back in Melrose Springs, home of that popular radio entertainer, Honest Harold, the homemaker.

There's a new topic of conversation in his little household. For Harold's young cousin, Raymond, has fallen head over heels in love. The object of Raymond's affection is Gloria O'Day, switchboard operator at the local radio station.

Right now we find Harold and his mother at the breakfast table, discussing love's young dream over their oatmeal. Well, Mother, so little cousin Raymond is in love. He certainly is Harold. He and Gloria are so cute together.

Yeah. I thought reclining Raymond was too lazy to fall in love. Well, I guess the love bug bit him. Yeah. Must have bit him while he was lying down. Harold. Only kidding, Mother. Well-being in lovers changed Raymond.

He's made him very ambitious, while he practices on his saxophone all day long. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I've heard him. Oh, isn't it wonderful? His new orchestra is playing at the Elksdance tonight. Yeah, I know, mother.

I'm taking Theodora. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, how nice. Yeah. What's Raymond calling his orchestra? Oh, he thought of a wonderful name. Hmm. Cuz Raymond and his guest house five. Minus one. Minus one. Minus one.

Oh, good. And there's slogan is, the sweetest music this side of Charlie will. Right. It's a pretty long slogan to paint on a drum. Isn't it wonderful Harold? Raymond's in love with Gloria, and you're in love with the Adora.

Yeah. I wonder if him the love bug is going to bite me. Mother! Only kidding Harold. Oh, that's good. Oh, is there's Raymond, that his theme song for Gloria? Oh, it is? Raymond, come to breakfast.