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Telling about his Thanksgiving wishes, Al gets into his first song.
Playlist
- California Here I Come. (Al Jolson)
- Oscar LaVant talks politics, and his wife wanting to run for office. Al offers advice on how Oscar’s wife ought to approach the task.
- Chopin’s Nocturne. (PIano instrumental, Oscar LaVant)
- Oscar asks to sing with Al, but his voice is lacking.
- Poor Butterfly. (Jolson )
- Rosie You are My Posey. (Jolson)
- Mimi. (Jolson)
- Dorothy Lamour joins the guys for Thanksgiving fun, and topics of romance and love. She finds the guys every bit of wolves as Hope and Crosby, but will they be energetic enough to match all her “Road” pictures? Oscar can’t sing like Bing, and Al doesn’t joke like Bob. How’s Al’s love making technique? It’s more about the music, but they still don’t hold much sex appeal for Dorothy.
- My Gal Sal. (Jolson)
