Frank Gannucci
02-14-2026, 08:57 AM
A Honeymooners Presidents Day:
(Ralph & Ed are going costume shopping for The Raccoon Presidents Day play. Ralph is going as George Washington while Ed is Abraham Lincoln.)
Ralph: “This is gonna be some play Norton.”
Ed: “Ralph, are you sure that that costume can fit you? Are you sure you memorized your lines?”
Ralph: “So, you are saying that I’m too fat for this costume and have a bad memory. Why don’t you come on out and say it?”
Ed: “I don’t have to. you just did.”
Ralph: “You are a riot Norton. Alice said the same thing. I will prove you two wrong just like I always have. I am just like Jackie Gleason. I have a photographic memory.”
Ed: “And you have his build too.”
Ralph: “Ooooh, you are gonna get it.”
(It’s the night of the play. Alice is with Trixie in the crowd.)
Alice: “Ralph is unreasonable. I told him that that costume is too small and he needed to rehearse but he won’t listen.”
Trixie: “Best thing to do is to relax and watch him fall.”
(Ralph gets on stage and not only does he get stage freight, he forgets his lines and has a wardrobe malfunction to the point where he is nude but we don’t see it. The curtain closes. The girls greet him backstage.)
Head Raccoon (yells): “BROTHER KRAMDEN, YOU ARE OUT OF THE RACCOONS.”
Alice: “What do you have to say for yourself Ralph?”
Ralph: “Are you finished with the ‘I told you sos. Are you done with those?’ Oooooh…”
(Jackie walks on stage. Crowd cheers.)
Jackie: "Time to introduce the cast. First: Jean Kean."
(Audience cheers as Jean Kean comes on stage.)
Jackie: "Audrey Meadows."
(Audience cheers as Audrey comes on stage.)
Jackie: "Art Carney."
(Audience cheers as Art comes on stage.)
Jackie: “In case you are wondering, I was not nude. Good night everyone.”
(Crowd cheers.)
(Ralph & Ed are going costume shopping for The Raccoon Presidents Day play. Ralph is going as George Washington while Ed is Abraham Lincoln.)
Ralph: “This is gonna be some play Norton.”
Ed: “Ralph, are you sure that that costume can fit you? Are you sure you memorized your lines?”
Ralph: “So, you are saying that I’m too fat for this costume and have a bad memory. Why don’t you come on out and say it?”
Ed: “I don’t have to. you just did.”
Ralph: “You are a riot Norton. Alice said the same thing. I will prove you two wrong just like I always have. I am just like Jackie Gleason. I have a photographic memory.”
Ed: “And you have his build too.”
Ralph: “Ooooh, you are gonna get it.”
(It’s the night of the play. Alice is with Trixie in the crowd.)
Alice: “Ralph is unreasonable. I told him that that costume is too small and he needed to rehearse but he won’t listen.”
Trixie: “Best thing to do is to relax and watch him fall.”
(Ralph gets on stage and not only does he get stage freight, he forgets his lines and has a wardrobe malfunction to the point where he is nude but we don’t see it. The curtain closes. The girls greet him backstage.)
Head Raccoon (yells): “BROTHER KRAMDEN, YOU ARE OUT OF THE RACCOONS.”
Alice: “What do you have to say for yourself Ralph?”
Ralph: “Are you finished with the ‘I told you sos. Are you done with those?’ Oooooh…”
(Jackie walks on stage. Crowd cheers.)
Jackie: "Time to introduce the cast. First: Jean Kean."
(Audience cheers as Jean Kean comes on stage.)
Jackie: "Audrey Meadows."
(Audience cheers as Audrey comes on stage.)
Jackie: "Art Carney."
(Audience cheers as Art comes on stage.)
Jackie: “In case you are wondering, I was not nude. Good night everyone.”
(Crowd cheers.)