(First run on NBC Primetime, 1952 - 1953; Re-run on NBC daytime) [...in which Cummings was real estate salesman Robert Beanblossom, with his sidekick secretary Julie played by Julie Bishop; This is the FIRST of FOUR sitcoms starring Bob Cummings; The SECOND was "The Bob Cummings Show" (NBC & CBS, 1955-59) which see...This second series was also known in Daytime re-runs on the ABC Network, and later Syndication under the title "Love That Bob!"; The THIRD was ALSO called "The Bob Cummings Show" (CBS, 1961-62) which see; and The FOURTH series was "My Living Doll" (CBS, 1964 - 1965), which see...]
[Leon Klatzkin was music editor for the MUTEL Music Service of David Chudnow. It's possible that this composition was ghost- written by Mahlon Merrick or others who worked for MUTEL.; The Opening THEME was an exciting "news-theme" style piece in 6/8 meter, which was used as a News Theme by local TV stations after it was re-cycled in the Capitol "Q" series library from Capitol Special Products.] Composer: attributed to Leon Klatzkin (ASCAP) Original Publisher: Gordon Music Company Inc. (ASCAP) 1997 Publisher: Gordon Music Company Inc. (ASCAP) Copyright Date: Renewal Date: Recordings: original in the MUTEL Music Service; also re-cycled in in The Capitol "Q" Series library from Capitol Records Special Products: 78rpm reference disk - Q-188: cut 2: MOOD NO. 464 (Chase - Communications)
[Leon Klatzkin was music editor for the MUTEL Music Service of David Chudnow. It's possible that this composition was ghost- written by Mahlon Merrick or others who worked for MUTEL. This Close THEME was a rather bland moderate-tempo "business man's bounce"-style Fox Trot, played by a dance band over the closing credits] Composer: attributed to Leon Klatzkin (ASCAP) Original Publisher: Gordon Music Company Inc. (ASCAP) 1997 Publisher: Gordon Music Company Inc. (ASCAP) Copyright Date: Renewal Date: Recordings: original in the MUTEL Music Service; also in The Capitol "Q" Library: 78rpm reference disk - Q-49: cut 1: MOOD NO. 102 (Fox Trot - Fast)