Date With The Angels S1E06 - The Feud

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00:00 [music]
00:20 You have a date with the angels.
00:23 Starring Betty White,
00:26 Bill Williams as Gus Angel.
00:30 Presented by the Plymouth Dealers of America,
00:33 who proudly sell and service the beautiful new Plymouth for 1957.
00:40 [music]
00:44 The time, about six months after Vicki and Gus Angel were married.
00:48 The characters, well, you remember the Hatfields and the McCoys.
00:53 The plot, "Love thy neighbor."
00:57 [music]
01:05 He's still at it, huh?
01:06 Hasn't stopped for five minutes.
01:10 Now, honey, don't get inquisitive.
01:12 None of our business if two families want to fight.
01:14 I'm not inquisitive.
01:16 I'm just nosy.
01:18 [laughter]
01:22 Listen to that Murphy when he gets mad.
01:24 You can expect one problem family on the block,
01:26 but why do we have to get stuck with two?
01:29 Cathy Murphy's heading this way.
01:31 That's high.
01:32 We can't.
01:33 She'll see the light.
01:34 [doorbell]
01:35 Shut up, Finley.
01:36 I'm talking.
01:39 Finley.
01:40 Hi, Vicki.
01:41 Can I borrow Gus for a little while?
01:43 Sure, come on in.
01:45 What's wrong?
01:46 Murphy's throwing things.
01:48 But you're up here.
01:49 Oh, Murphy doesn't throw things at me.
01:51 We've got a pact with each other.
01:55 Who's he mad at?
01:57 Oh, those creeps that live next door to us, the Finleys.
02:00 Oh, come on, Gus, please.
02:01 I can't handle him when he gets like this.
02:03 Wouldn't it be better if I--
02:04 You better go, sweetheart.
02:06 Don't let him hit Gus.
02:08 Oh, he won't.
02:09 You take your coat.
02:10 Honey, it's only two houses down.
02:11 Oh, you men do what she says.
02:13 [laughter]
02:16 Honey, I don't think this is a good idea.
02:18 That's all right, you're big.
02:20 Honey.
02:21 [laughter]
02:23 Come on, come on.
02:24 He's wrecking my kitchen.
02:25 You're going to get me.
02:26 [laughter]
02:29 Don't you get mad.
02:30 [laughter]
02:33 All right, all right.
02:34 Get legal about it.
02:35 Go ahead.
02:36 I got a lawyer, too, Finley.
02:39 How many times do I have to--
02:41 Mrs. Angel.
02:42 [laughter]
02:44 You're kidding.
02:45 May I come in?
02:46 Yes, come in.
02:48 [music playing]
02:52 What is it, Mr. Finley?
02:54 I came to ask a favor, Mrs. Angel.
02:57 Why did you come in that way?
02:59 To ask a favor.
03:01 I know.
03:02 But-- well, how can I help you, Mr. Finley?
03:05 It's about Mr. Finley.
03:07 I see.
03:08 He's terribly upset.
03:10 I've never seen my boy like this.
03:13 Oh, your boy.
03:14 The bald-headed one.
03:16 [laughter]
03:18 He was angry once before when he was 37.
03:22 At that time, I put it down to immaturity.
03:25 [laughter]
03:27 Someone coughed on his backswing.
03:30 [laughter]
03:31 Oh.
03:33 Does your son play golf?
03:36 My husband's playing tomorrow with his boss.
03:39 What's that got to do with it?
03:41 Well, I thought--
03:44 What do you want me to do, Mr. Finley?
03:46 Just come over and talk to him.
03:48 But your son hardly knows who I am.
03:50 He trusts you.
03:52 Me?
03:53 You're the only one in the whole block he does trust.
03:56 That hardly gives me the right to interfere.
03:58 It's the nicest thing he's said about anybody
04:00 since the Depression.
04:01 [laughter]
04:03 Well, as soon as my husband gets back--
04:05 He needs you now.
04:08 All right, I'll go with you.
04:10 Please hurry.
04:11 Will you write?
04:12 I'll be right back on that paper, Mr. Finley.
04:14 [music playing]
04:20 Is your son throwing things, too?
04:22 No.
04:23 He's staring.
04:25 [laughter]
04:26 You can just prop it up.
04:30 Staring?
04:31 At what?
04:32 At the wall.
04:33 That's the worst kind of staring, you know.
04:36 [laughter]
04:37 This is the front door, Mr. Finley.
04:41 Oh.
04:43 He's just staring.
04:45 What started all this in the first place?
04:47 Just one of those things.
04:48 You can never tell.
04:49 All right, Finley.
04:51 That is definitely my last word.
04:53 [laughter]
04:58 Mr. Finley, this is the ultimatum.
05:01 [laughter]
05:04 Well, guess I won that one.
05:07 [laughter]
05:10 Oh, hi, lover.
05:11 It's OK, Gus.
05:12 Storm's over.
05:13 Hiya, Gus.
05:14 Hiya, Murf.
05:15 Here, let me do that.
05:16 You must be pooped.
05:17 Damn, I am.
05:18 [laughter]
05:19 This one ran kind of long.
05:21 I guess I blew my top.
05:23 So I see.
05:24 Well, I guess you won't be needing me anymore.
05:25 Oh, well, stick around.
05:26 We don't want them to think I slipped my trolley, do we, lover?
05:29 [laughter]
05:30 I mean, it's none of my business.
05:32 Stick around.
05:33 I'll show you how it works.
05:34 You see, me and this Finley character next door had some words.
05:37 So instead of belting them, I come home and do this.
05:40 Make sense?
05:41 Sure.
05:42 Yeah, I see that way Murf lets off steam and nobody gets hurt.
05:45 Well, Vicki's all alone up there, and I got--
05:47 Oh, maybe I shouldn't have run for Gus, but I couldn't turn you off.
05:50 Usually he doesn't get past the cups and saucers.
05:53 But, lover, you did it for me.
05:55 [laughter]
05:57 Oh, stick around.
05:58 Let me put on a pot of coffee, all right?
06:00 I don't think the pot will fit on the stove.
06:02 [laughter]
06:05 Isn't that beautiful?
06:07 That was Finley, and I kicked his teeth in.
06:09 Does look a little like him at that.
06:12 Oh, I think you broke his nose, too.
06:14 Yeah, that's a big, interfering nose.
06:17 Well, I better be running along.
06:20 Oh, I'm sorry to have disturbed you, Gus, but this one was really a lulu.
06:24 Hey, Gus.
06:26 Yeah?
06:27 Do you know what that egghead said to me?
06:29 Who?
06:30 Finley.
06:31 He had the nerve to offer me his professional services, free.
06:36 He did?
06:37 Well, I don't blame you for blowing your stack.
06:40 What professional services?
06:41 What does he do?
06:42 He's a professor of psychology.
06:44 Ah, ah, ah, lover.
06:46 [laughter]
06:49 Say, why don't you go down to Vicki's and Gus's and have a cup of coffee?
06:53 Oh, yeah.
06:54 Yeah.
06:55 Oh, well, thanks for asking me.
06:56 Serve the coffee in tin cups.
06:58 [laughter]
07:01 I'll be okay, Kathy, as long as I don't see Finley.
07:04 Well, thanks again, Gus.
07:06 So long.
07:07 Bye, lover.
07:08 Bye, sweet.
07:09 [laughter]
07:17 Oh, dear.
07:19 He's fighting harder than ever.
07:21 [laughter]
07:23 He is?
07:24 Who is he fighting with?
07:26 Himself.
07:27 [laughter]
07:31 Well, I really don't see what good I can do, Mr. Finley.
07:33 He likes you, Mrs. Angel.
07:35 Try to make him talk.
07:37 [music playing]
07:48 Mr. Finley?
07:49 Yes?
07:50 [laughter]
07:51 I meant him.
07:52 [laughter]
07:57 Mr. Finley?
07:58 It's the lady you trust, boy, Mrs. Angel.
08:01 The one with the neat hedge.
08:03 [laughter]
08:06 Mr. Finley?
08:07 Oh, that doesn't do any good.
08:09 He can't see without his glasses.
08:11 [laughter]
08:14 You see, when he takes off the glasses, that's his way of shutting out the world.
08:19 [laughter]
08:22 Well, I'm sorry I couldn't have been of more help.
08:25 Goodbye, Mr. Finley.
08:27 Don't go, Mrs. Angel.
08:29 [laughter]
08:35 Are you all right now, Mr. Finley?
08:37 Never felt better in my life.
08:39 [laughter]
08:41 Father, if you can't follow the conversation, stay out of it.
08:45 [laughter]
08:46 I will not have disrespect for my children.
08:49 Go to your room.
08:50 [laughter]
08:54 He was really very worried about you.
08:56 I'm sorry, Father.
08:58 It was very nice of you to concern yourself over our problem, Mrs. Angel,
09:01 but I think I have it all worked out now.
09:05 That Murphy person is a throwback.
09:07 [laughter]
09:08 Well, I'm glad it's all settled.
09:10 I'm glad you agree.
09:11 If you asked me, they wouldn't let him in the ape house at the zoo.
09:14 [laughter]
09:16 Finley, I'm sure they would.
09:18 Now only--
09:19 [laughter]
09:22 Only a throwback like Murphy would cause such a commotion over a simple thing
09:26 like Father running across his lawn.
09:29 He runs across his lawn?
09:32 With the car.
09:33 [laughter]
09:37 Father has difficulty backing out of the driveway.
09:40 That's because you don't put the wheels straight when you put the car in the garage.
09:45 You're supposed to turn the wheels, Father.
09:47 Automobiles don't run on tracks.
09:50 At any rate, this Murphy and I had a complete discussion.
09:53 The man's so illiterate that I offered him my professional services.
09:57 What kind of services?
09:58 What do you do, Mr. Finley?
10:00 I'm retired.
10:01 [laughter]
10:03 You have to leave, Father.
10:06 I'm a professor of psychology.
10:10 I see.
10:11 Well, I really better be running along now.
10:14 I'll escort you home.
10:15 Oh, no, no.
10:16 That's not a bit necessary.
10:17 Thank you.
10:18 I just live down-- well, I don't see why you--
10:21 Honey, Murph.
10:22 Mickey.
10:24 Mickey, honey, I brought Murph back with me.
10:31 Funny, she doesn't seem to be here.
10:33 Honey, here's a note.
10:38 What do you make of this?
10:39 I'll be right back on that paper, Mr. Finley.
10:41 [laughter]
10:45 If it's got anything to do with the Finleys, that ain't supposed to make sense.
10:51 You don't blame me for getting mad, do you, Angel?
10:53 Oh, of course not, Murph.
10:55 Well, I'm glad to see it my way.
10:58 Every day, regular as clockwork, the old man is back across my lawn.
11:02 And when I yell at him, he tells me to go to my room.
11:06 [laughter]
11:11 Uh-huh.
11:13 I can take it from the old man, but I can't stand that bald-headed, juvenile, delinquent son of his.
11:18 [laughter]
11:22 Oh, here she is.
11:25 You didn't have to walk me home, but thank you.
11:27 You never can tell, Mrs. Angel, when that Murphy creature might be lurking in the bushes.
11:32 What Murphy creature?
11:34 The one with a low forehead and receding hairline.
11:37 [laughter]
11:40 Low forehead?
11:42 Are you trying to insult my wife?
11:43 [laughter]
11:46 Of course not.
11:47 Good night.
11:49 I'll be going, too.
11:50 Uh, wait a couple of minutes, Murph.
11:51 Now, let me out of here, Angel.
11:53 I just figured out something.
11:55 If he wasn't talking about Cassie, he was talking about me.
11:58 [laughter]
11:59 What are you going to do?
12:00 I don't know, but I feel much better.
12:02 Now, the gust says that I'm in the right.
12:04 See you later.
12:05 [music]
12:08 I didn't say one word about him being in the right.
12:12 Whatever we do, sweetheart, let's keep out of it.
12:14 Oh, you're right, honey.
12:15 Let's stay away from those people.
12:17 All I ask is that they stay away from me.
12:20 They'd better.
12:22 Tell us Mr. Henshaw coming by for you in the morning.
12:24 Well, he and the boss, he's got it all figured out.
12:27 He's going to pick me up at 6.30 because he wants to see you off at 7.
12:31 Uh-huh.
12:32 Now, when you bring him back here for lunch,
12:33 I'll have the Murphys and the Finleys here,
12:35 so all seven of us can sit down to eat together.
12:38 Oh, honey, don't even kid like that.
12:40 [laughter]
12:41 Oh, imagine Henshaw with that bunch.
12:44 That is a sickening thought, isn't it?
12:47 You'd better hit the sack.
12:48 It's getting kind of late.
12:49 I guess I'd better.
12:50 I'll get a glass of milk first.
12:51 All right.
12:52 [music playing]
12:55 [crash]
12:56 [music playing]
13:00 Cassie.
13:01 Good morning, dear.
13:05 What is it, Cassie?
13:06 Well, I thought you'd like to see some of the work
13:08 that Murph's been doing this morning.
13:10 [laughter]
13:13 Oh, no.
13:16 I hope you're proud of yourself, dear.
13:19 Me?
13:20 Nice to know which of your friends
13:22 runs around calling your husband a throwback.
13:25 Cassie, I did no such thing.
13:27 Oh, come off it.
13:28 Well, I didn't.
13:30 Oh, I suppose you weren't at the Finleys last night.
13:32 Well, yes.
13:33 But--
13:34 Yes, and Finley couldn't wait to get to the phone
13:36 to call to tell us what you said.
13:38 Oh, I-- Cassie, you've got to believe me.
13:41 I didn't call Murph a throwback.
13:43 Well, then what did you say?
13:44 Oh, Mr. Finley said Murph wouldn't
13:46 be allowed in the ape house at the zoo, and I said he would.
13:49 [laughter]
13:53 That's different.
13:54 [laughter]
13:56 Well, why did he say that you'd--
13:58 Cassie, listen to me.
13:59 Whatever Mr. Finley said was wrong.
14:01 You mean it?
14:02 You cross your heart and hope to spit?
14:04 I cross-- oh, Cassie.
14:06 Well, all right, then.
14:07 Take your word against his any day.
14:10 Oh, uh, I hope I didn't sound sore or anything.
14:14 Oh, of course not.
14:15 Here, don't forget this.
14:16 Oh, yeah.
14:17 Maybe Murph can kick it back into shape.
14:20 Well, so long, Vic.
14:22 Bye, Cassie.
14:23 [music playing]
14:26 [phone ringing]
14:30 Hello?
14:31 Oh, Murph.
14:32 No, Cassie just left.
14:34 While I have you on the phone, I want
14:36 you to know that what Cassie said Mr. Finley said I said,
14:39 I didn't say at all.
14:40 [laughter]
14:42 Let me put that another way.
14:43 I did not call you a throwback.
14:46 [laughter]
14:48 Well, no, I wouldn't want to call him a liar.
14:53 Good, as long as you understand.
14:56 Fine.
14:57 Goodbye, Murph.
14:58 [door closing]
15:00 [doorbell ringing]
15:06 [music playing]
15:07 Mr. Finley.
15:08 Would you please come down to our house, Mrs. Angel?
15:11 My son is having problems.
15:13 Mr. Finley, I just can't get involved again.
15:16 My husband's bringing his boss here for lunch,
15:18 and I don't even have the house cleaned up.
15:20 Please hurry.
15:21 The way things are going, he'll be taking
15:22 off his glasses any minute.
15:24 [laughter]
15:25 I just can't leave.
15:27 All right.
15:28 I'll have my boy come up here.
15:30 No.
15:31 No, I'll go with you.
15:32 But I can't stay more than a minute.
15:34 What is it this time?
15:35 Now, Mrs. Murphy claims that you deny categorically
15:38 having referred to Mr. Murphy as a throwback.
15:41 Yes, I've already told you that four times.
15:42 Mrs. Angel, I believe I can quote you verbatim.
15:46 Oh, come off it.
15:48 [laughter]
15:49 When I referred to that Murphy person as a throwback,
15:52 you said, quote, well, I'm glad that settled.
15:55 Oh, so you're the one who said it.
15:57 I never denied having said it.
15:58 I simply stated that Mrs. Angel agreed with me.
16:02 I didn't mean it the way it sounds.
16:04 Boy, you forgot to say unquote.
16:07 Father, if you can't follow the conversation,
16:09 stay out of it.
16:10 I have been following the conversation.
16:12 That's how I know you didn't say unquote.
16:15 Oh, let's turn off all the hot air.
16:17 [laughter]
16:18 Look, Vicki, didn't you just tell me that everything
16:20 this boob said was wrong?
16:22 I didn't say it that way, Mr. Finley.
16:24 Then whose side are you on anyway?
16:26 I'm not on anybody's side.
16:28 I don't even know what it's all about.
16:30 If you don't know what it's about, Mrs. Angel,
16:32 then you shouldn't interfere.
16:34 Vicki, you'll have to excuse me.
16:36 I have to get the house cleaned up.
16:38 Don't bother.
16:39 We have a lady that comes in twice a week.
16:41 [laughter]
16:44 She means her house, Father.
16:47 Put a muzzle on him.
16:50 And in turn, may I suggest a cage
16:52 for that anthropoid next door?
16:55 Look, Buster, I'm trying to be a lady.
16:58 You're not trying hard enough.
17:00 Father!
17:01 [laughter]
17:03 And you didn't say unquote.
17:05 [laughter]
17:34 Come right in, Mr. Henshaw.
17:39 Why, Vicki's done wonders with this place.
17:42 Oh.
17:43 See you still got the elephants.
17:45 We do?
17:46 Oh, we do.
17:47 We wouldn't be here without them, sir.
17:49 Yes, I picked them out myself.
17:52 Well, look who's here, one of my favorite people.
17:55 Hi.
17:56 How's the bride?
17:57 Bride?
17:58 We've been married six months.
17:59 How is the golf game?
18:00 Oh, Gus beat me in spite of himself.
18:02 I'm afraid lunch isn't going to be very fancy.
18:05 I've had several interruptions.
18:07 Well, you don't have to get fancy for me.
18:09 I'd like to wash up, if you don't mind.
18:11 Oh, surely help yourself.
18:12 Thank you.
18:13 I'm sure glad you thought of the elephants.
18:18 I wasn't sure for a minute whether the Henshaws
18:20 were the elephants or the horses.
18:22 [laughter]
18:23 You better get ready, honey.
18:25 I'll be right with you.
18:26 I'll get things ready out here.
18:28 [doorbell rings]
18:30 Hi.
18:31 We'd like to see Mrs. Angel.
18:33 Can't you come back some other time?
18:35 We have company.
18:36 I don't see nobody.
18:37 I must speak to Mrs. Angel.
18:39 I understand that she's been libeling me.
18:41 But then my information came from a fairly unreliable source.
18:46 Your wife said he was a liar.
18:48 [laughter]
18:50 Vicki, will you please come here?
18:56 [doorbell rings]
18:58 I tried to tell him we have company.
19:01 We have.
19:03 I want to ask you all to do me a favor.
19:05 Mrs. Angel, did you or did you not call me a liar?
19:09 Of course not.
19:10 Will you people please go home?
19:12 Don't stare at me with those bug eyes.
19:15 [laughter]
19:16 She called you a liar.
19:17 She didn't want to, but she did.
19:19 Oh, she didn't want to.
19:21 No, see, she said I wouldn't want to call him a liar.
19:24 Well, that's what you said.
19:26 Oh, please.
19:28 My husband's boss is in the other room,
19:30 and it would be very embarrassing if he came out here
19:33 and found us in the middle of a neighborhood squabble.
19:35 I thoroughly understand.
19:36 We'll wait till he leaves.
19:37 Oh, can't you see Vicki's on-- can't you see Vicki's on the hook?
19:41 He'll just forget the whole thing, Vicki.
19:43 Oh, thanks, Ken.
19:44 Well, so long, folks.
19:45 Come back later.
19:46 Well, well.
19:47 Am I intruding?
19:48 They're just some neighbors of ours, sir.
19:50 They were just leaving.
19:52 Oh, nonsense.
19:53 Don't let me interfere with your plans.
19:55 My name's Henshaw.
19:57 Mr. Finley, Mr. and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. Henshaw.
20:00 We was just leaving.
20:02 You was?
20:03 I-- I-- I mean, don't leave on my account.
20:06 Oh, don't do this sort of thing to me, Gus.
20:09 I like to feel that I'm included among your friends.
20:11 Well, they're just a lot of--
20:13 [laughter]
20:16 Come on in.
20:17 Sit down.
20:19 Mr. Henshaw.
20:20 Thank you.
20:21 [laughter]
20:26 Well, what do you do for a living, Mr. uh-- uh, Murphy?
20:29 Murphy.
20:30 I got an office job now, but I used to hack cabs.
20:33 That's a very expressive term, to hack.
20:36 You know, we have a phase in the insurance business that, uh--
20:40 weren't there three of you?
20:42 Unfortunately, yes.
20:44 [laughter]
20:45 Has Mr. Henshaw seen what you've done to the patio, darling?
20:48 I don't believe he has.
20:49 Don't sit right over there.
20:51 Come over here.
20:52 Join the conversation.
20:53 Thank you.
20:54 There is a small matter which I'd appreciate your cooperation.
20:57 Uh, Gus put in 20 new flagstones, Mr. Henshaw.
21:00 Well, we've got to look at that.
21:02 Now, this is just a hypothetical case, mind you.
21:04 Oh?
21:05 That patio was a real backbreaker, sir.
21:07 Gus even mixed the cement himself.
21:09 Now, let us assume that there are two neighbors, A and B.
21:13 A has a father who never hurt anybody in his life.
21:17 B is a throwback.
21:19 Let's skip all this A and B jazz, huh?
21:22 [laughter]
21:25 This friend of mine lives next door to a real goony family.
21:29 And every day, the old man backs the car across the lawn.
21:33 Food, anyone?
21:34 Good idea, honey.
21:35 Now, what I want to know is, doesn't my friend have a right to be a little sore?
21:40 Possibly.
21:42 Well, I would think that would depend upon the extent of the damages.
21:45 I can fill you in on that.
21:47 The nice neighbor surveyed the alleged damage,
21:50 and at no time did the kindly old gentleman penetrate the lawn further than 11 inches.
21:55 [laughter]
21:58 Yeah, but how deep?
22:00 [laughter]
22:01 Very deep.
22:02 We settled a claim like this last year.
22:05 No, no, that didn't apply.
22:07 That was a woman driver.
22:08 Oh, well.
22:10 Psychologically, women are too emotionally unstable to drive at all.
22:14 If I had my way, no woman would ever be issued a driver's license.
22:17 Oh, come off it, Henshaw.
22:19 [laughter]
22:21 I beg your pardon?
22:23 Oh, you men make me sick with all this jive about women can't do this and women can't do that.
22:28 I thoroughly believe that women are eminently qualified to keep house and mind babies.
22:33 Well, thanks a lot.
22:35 All you men do is play golf and chase secretaries.
22:38 I resent that, Mrs. Penly.
22:41 Murphy's the name?
22:42 Penly, Murphy, whatever the name.
22:44 I still resent it.
22:45 All right, now, love, but don't get hot.
22:47 Don't get hot.
22:48 Here you are.
22:49 All through history, women have proven to be social inferiors.
22:51 Oh, dry up.
22:53 [laughter]
22:54 Women are not reliable risks.
22:56 They're not built right to do anything sensible.
22:59 Oh, how stupid can you get?
23:01 During the war, women had to run streetcars and rivet airplanes and hack cabs and work in shipyards and drive trains and join the WACs and the WAVs.
23:11 No right for that.
23:12 Vicky!
23:13 Yes, and the men got back just in time to keep the country from falling apart.
23:16 Oh!
23:17 [laughter]
23:19 Why don't you put on a muzzle?
23:21 Yeah!
23:22 [laughter]
23:24 You talk just like my wife.
23:26 That are all the same.
23:28 [laughter]
23:31 And women had-- men had one third the brains of women, and you come back here.
23:36 [laughter]
23:40 That's probably the police.
23:42 [chatter]
23:46 Well, Mr. Finley!
23:48 Mr. Finley!
23:49 [laughter]
23:51 What is it, father?
23:53 Well, father?
23:55 The car is stuck out in the alley.
23:58 Have you been driving around the block again?
24:01 No.
24:02 Then how did the car get stuck in the alley?
24:04 I backed it through the garage.
24:06 [laughter]
24:09 Well, let's get that taken care of, and then we can come back and finish where we left off.
24:15 There's the car, and back to the garage.
24:17 How about the lawn?
24:18 How about the garage?
24:19 Mr. Henshaw, I really don't know how to apologize, sir.
24:22 I'm so sorry for what I said.
24:24 Sorry?
24:25 Why, I haven't been in a branding gun like this for 15 years.
24:28 [laughter]
24:29 It's positively stimulating.
24:31 It is.
24:32 Next time, I'm going to bring my wife.
24:34 [laughter]
24:35 She'll drive that thing right out of his mind.
24:38 [laughter]
24:47 What did I do to deserve that?
24:49 I don't know.
24:51 [laughter]
24:53 [music]
24:59 Got a date with an angel.
25:01 Going to meet her at seven.
25:03 Got a date with an angel, and I'm on my way to heaven.
25:08 [music]
25:32 Ladies and gentlemen, your Plymouth dealer invites you to watch the Lawrence Welk top tunes and new talent program,
25:38 Monday evenings on this same network.
25:41 Also, be sure to watch the Chrysler Corporation program, Climax, every week on another network.
25:48 Tom Kennedy speaking.
25:50 Good night.
25:51 [applause]
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