How Long Will The Genius Of Phil Go Undiscovered

Hey, you know, Curly, there's one thing that bothers me. What's that, Ellie? Well, you're an actor and a singer, and you've got a radio show, and you do television guest spots, and you play the drums, and you play golf, and...

how do you do all those things? Magnificently. The RCA mixer, world leader of radio, first and recorded music, and first in television presents the Phil Harris-Hollis-Fayshow. Our enjoyment here is the Phil Harris-Hollis-Fayshow transcribed, written by Ed James and Phil Schuchin.

With Elliot Lewis, Walter Tethley, John Hubbard, Janine Rose, and Whitfield, Walter Sharpenis Music, and yours truly, Phil Forman. The title of tonight's Little Doozy is, How Long Will the Genius of Lovable Lappable Phil Harris Go Undiscovered, Or From Here to Eternity?

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