Sit-coms episodes in the 1960's used to feature big guests. This one has Sammy Davis Jr. becoming interested in a campaign but a reluctant Patty Lane to come perform at her Junior Prom. Patty gets drafted to find an entertainer for the prom by the kids at a meeting despite protesting she can not do it.
Soon she is marching with a sandwich sign on Broadway. That is where Davis sees her and wants to help. Then there is a comedy of errors between the two of them until they meet briefly in his dressing room and formally at her prom. There are 2 songs with Davis Jr. and his band at the prom.
Meanwhile, Cathy goes to Variety and tries to place an ad. Instead of an ad they print a story about Patty's hunt. This article adds to Davis resolve to help and confuses yet another party and suddenly in a cameo, Patty receives a call from Peter Lawford. Granted this is a formula plot for this sit-com, seeing Sammy Davis Jr. perform is worth the fun.
Soon she is marching with a sandwich sign on Broadway. That is where Davis sees her and wants to help. Then there is a comedy of errors between the two of them until they meet briefly in his dressing room and formally at her prom. There are 2 songs with Davis Jr. and his band at the prom.
Meanwhile, Cathy goes to Variety and tries to place an ad. Instead of an ad they print a story about Patty's hunt. This article adds to Davis resolve to help and confuses yet another party and suddenly in a cameo, Patty receives a call from Peter Lawford. Granted this is a formula plot for this sit-com, seeing Sammy Davis Jr. perform is worth the fun.