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General Foods Opening Night (1963) | Slate

General Foods Opening Night

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General Foods Opening Night

Fearing they'll all be fired after hearing Phil Silvers is getting his own show on the General Foods line up, the actors and actress band together to ruin Silvers' show.

Released: 1963
Runtime: 1h 0m

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Lucille BallSelf
Jack BennySelf
Andy GriffithSelf

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