Does Florabelle Have a New Lover

The Harold Perry Show. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Harold Perry. As Honest Harold, the homemaker. Well, let's pay another visit to the little town of Melrose Springs, home of that popular radio entertainer, Honest Harold, the homemaker.

It's lunchtime now, and Harold is wending his way toward home and mother's meatloaf. But Harold has more important things than food on his mind. He's daydreaming of his fair lady friend, Laura Bell. Yeah, Laura Bell, sweet. We sure had a wonderful time last night dancing at the moose room. Love is sweetest thing. Mother! Oh, hello, Harold. Didn't see you there.

I've been waiting for you, Harold. Oh, something wrong. Marvin play hooky? No. Cousin Raymond's here. Oh, yes. Yes. He came over from Charlie Bell on the bus this morning to see you. Why the mystery mother? He seems very upset Harold. I think he's had a quarrel with Laurie. Oh, uh, little love, Charlie. Well, I'll go in and have a talk with a boy. Just call me

Dorothy Bixmother. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, hello Raymond. Oh, hello, cousin Harold. Haven't seen much of you since you moved to Charlieville? Yeah. Yeah. How are things between you and our little switchboard operator, Gloria? Gloria.

Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. change. Go on, Rayman. Well, I always say hello, Gloria. And she says hello, Rayman.

Well, that's a good way to start a conversation. Well, Harold, last night something terrible happened. What's that? When I called up, I said hello, Gloria. But she said hello, Frank. Right? Yeah. My name's Raymond. I know that. And then why did she call me Frank? I don't No, Raymond, didn't you ask her?