Phil Harris and his band agree to play a dance at Glendale High School after students insist on them, despite a previous commitment. Harris enjoys the attention from the teenagers, while his wife Alice Faye and his friends tease him about his age and popularity. Harris arrives at the dance with his wife and the band, and the evening brings a series of comic misunderstandings as he watches Alice dance with the high school boys. The episode is from The Phil Harris series, originally broadcast on NBC on November 2, 1947, starring Phil Harris and Alice Faye, with Elliott Lewis and Gale Gordon.
Characters: Phil Harris, Alice Faye, Frankie, Julie, Judy, Curly, Ruth, Jimmy Denny
The transcript of “Phils Band At High School”, an episode of The Phil Harris from 1947. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Search inside this transcript.
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Early in the week, Phil Harris and his band were asked to play at a Gremvale High School dance, which is being held tonight. Due to a previous commitment, Phil had to turn it down. However, after being deceived with telegram, phone calls and letters from the feuding body, he decided to accept.
As we look in, we find Phil discussing it with Palace. Oh, I'm glad you changed your mind and decided to play at Glendale High tonight, Phil. Well, I had to. I ain't got no letters and phone calls and telegrams from the students made it mandatory.
What was that last word? I'm surprised. Mandatory. What's the matter? Is it a little too tricky for you to handle? I'm surprised you could handle it. So what does it mean? Look, I pronounced it.
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