AS WITH SO Many of these stories, it all begins at the breakfast table. The notion of the Mc Doakes' household's having a room to let is briefly discussed and disgusted. Then the Mrs. (Alice-as portrayed by Jane Frazee decides in favour. Reluctantly Joe attempts to obscure the "For Rent" sign behind shrubbery, until a good looking Blonde (Joi Lansing) shows up.
SO AFTER BEING in their household a short time, she is replaced with a very distinguished, albeit mature gentleman. This time it's Joe who has the new roomer sent packing.
ENTER FRIEND MARVIN, who wanted the room for some mysterious business he was now in. He even hires Joe and promises a split of the profits. Joe pitches in, taking down info like: "5 on Father Murphy's to win at the first race at Upsin Downs."
WELL, YOU KNOW what happens when Joe takes a really big bet.
FRIEND MARVIN HAS quietly become what they call in England "a Turf Agent," which is in the parlance of typical American means "Bookie!" NOT SURPRISINGLY The fancied and long awaited punishment is fulfilled. The comical twosome have set up shop once more; albeit in a clerk working the "Hot Line" but behind the cold, steel cages of the Graybar Hotel. (Now then Schultz, come on soup's on!
SO AFTER BEING in their household a short time, she is replaced with a very distinguished, albeit mature gentleman. This time it's Joe who has the new roomer sent packing.
ENTER FRIEND MARVIN, who wanted the room for some mysterious business he was now in. He even hires Joe and promises a split of the profits. Joe pitches in, taking down info like: "5 on Father Murphy's to win at the first race at Upsin Downs."
WELL, YOU KNOW what happens when Joe takes a really big bet.
FRIEND MARVIN HAS quietly become what they call in England "a Turf Agent," which is in the parlance of typical American means "Bookie!" NOT SURPRISINGLY The fancied and long awaited punishment is fulfilled. The comical twosome have set up shop once more; albeit in a clerk working the "Hot Line" but behind the cold, steel cages of the Graybar Hotel. (Now then Schultz, come on soup's on!
