Trouble With Honest Fred

RCA Victor, world leader in radio, first in recorded music and first in television presents The Phil Harris Alice Faisheau. Your enjoyment here is the Phil Harris Alice Faisheau transcribed written by Jack Douglas and Marvin Fisher with Elliot Lewis, Walter Tetley, Janine Rose and Whitfield, the orchestra under the direction of Skip Martin and yours truly, Bill Forman.

Years ago it used to be pretty difficult for some folks to carry a tune. But nowadays it's easier than ever to carry a tune. Yes, thanks to RCA Victor, everybody can carry a tune and enjoy good music wherever they go when they take along the pick of the portables, the Superpersonal.

It's as small as an average-sized book and as light as a ladies handbag. But don't let its dainty looks fool you. The Superpersonal radio is a powerful baby with big room-sized volume. And it also has important exclusive RCA Victor features.

There's the battery life saver switch that can increase battery life up to 30%. Another feature is the fact that the super personal can play up to 10 times longer without battery change than previous personal models.

But find this out for yourself. Tomorrow, see and hear the RCA Victor Super Personal Portable. And now the stars of the RCA Victor program, Alice May and Phil Harren! Ladies and gentlemen, the world premiere of the Wayne Fellows motion picture, the High and the Mighty directed by William Wellman was one of the major events in Hollywood

this week. Of course you know that one of the important roles in this picture was played by Phil Harris. But what the public doesn't know is that in order to get that coveted role, Phil went through a great deal of trouble. And not just ordinary trouble. He wound up in the superior court of the city of Los Angeles.