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From Hollywood, Colgate Toothpounder presents the Metal Blank Show, written by Mack Benoff with Mary Jane Croft, Joe Kearns, Hans Conrad, Alan Reed, Joe Walker, the sportsman Victor Miller and his orchestra, and starring the creator of the voice of Bugs Bunny. What's up, Jack? Yes, Colgate Toothpounder, for a breath of sweet and teeth that sparkle, brings you the Metal Blank Show, with Mel playing his new character, Zookie. Hello every... hello every... hi! The arrival of Ma…

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Synopsis

In Councilman Colby, an episode of The Mel Blanc Show, Mr. Colby is eager to secure a spot on the City Council, eyeing the vacant seat left by Tom Jones. His daughter Betty is supportive of his ambitions, believing that impressing Mayor Quimby during his visit could be the key to her father's political success. As the day unfolds, Mel, who runs a fix-it shop and is romantically linked to Betty, finds himself entangled in the political drama that brews in the Colby household.

Host

B

Bud Hiestand

Cast›

Alan Reed

Hans Conried

J

Jill Walker

Joseph Kearns

M

Mary Jane Croft

M

Mel Blanc

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The_Mel_Blanc_Show_47-03-04_ep27_Councilman_Colby.mp3

The Mel Blanc Show, Episode 27

Councilman Colby

Tuesday, March 4, 1947 · 24:49

The Mel Blanc Show, Episode 27

Councilman Colby

Tuesday, March 4, 1947 · 24:49

Summary

Mr. Colby aims to secure a position on the City Council, but a stuffed pheasant complicates his plans with Mayor Quimby.

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