Where’s that boy with the bugle?
My little love was always my big romance;
Where’s that boy with the bugle?
And why did I ever buy him those damn long pants?
Did he need a stronger hand?
Did he need a lighter touch?
Was I soft or was I tough?
Did I give enough?
Did I give too much?
Mame: Light the candles,
Get the ice out,
Roll the rug up,
It’s today.
Though it may not be anyone’s birthday,
And though it’s far from the first of the year,
I know that this very minute has history in it, we’re here!
Home Cookin’ lyrics – written by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, sung by Bob Hope, Lucille Ball (dubbed by Annette Warren), performed in Fancy Pants [Bob Hope]Oh, woe is me, what goes with me,I hate this…
And I’m saving all my love for you
Just keeping all my love for you
The stars look down, they seem to say
Maybe love is on it’s way
I’m having a wonderful wish
I’ve been waiting so long,
Time you were here.
Hey, Fancy Pants!
You’re a pussy-footing critter
When you see a gal, you skitter
Open a new window,
Open a new door,
Travel a new highway,
That’s never been tried before;
Before you find you’re a dull fellow,
Punching the same clock,
Walking the same tightrope
As everyone on the block.
Bosom Buddies lyrics – performed by Bea Arthur and Lucille Ball in Mame (1974) We’ll always be bosom buddies,Friends, sisters and pals;We’ll always be bosom buddies,If life should reject you,There’s me to protect you.If I say…
I am just a sweet young thing of 22
Or so.
I never sink to smoke or drink
My life is one long…
“No.”
In Annabel Takes a Tour, Lucille Ball plays the title role of Annabel Allison. She’s a movie starlet who’s going on a publicity tour. One where her publicity agent Lannie Morgan, played by Jackie Oakie, keeps getting her into trouble. Along the way she finds herself falling in love with a romance novel author, unaware that he’s already married.
