Hello and welcome to Down These Mean Streets. A bonus episode where we're taking a break from radio detectives and crime fighters to pay tribute to the late Anne Whitfield who passed away on February 15th.

Classic movie fans may know her best for her role as Dean Jagger's daughter Susan in White Christmas.

But old time radio comedy fans may know her best for one of her earliest roles, playing Phyllis,

the younger daughter of Phil Harris and Alice Fay on their NBC sitcom.

Today we'll salute Miss Whitfield with two episodes

of the Philist Alice Fay show

where her character of Phyllis features prominently.

First comes a show from November 20th, 1949, where after a performance in a school play, Phyllis receives

an offer to do a screen test. Then we'll hear the show from January 21st, 1951, where Phyllis is celebrating

our birthday. I'll be back on Sunday with the next regular episode of the show, but for now I hope you

enjoy this tribute to the late great Ann Whitfield with two of her episodes from the Phil Harris Alice Faye Show. Good health to all from Rexall.

to all from Rexall.

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