Mel Blanc plays a painter hired by Jack who likes to paint to music. Jack gets a new classical record in the mail; when he learns Blanc gets .50 an hour, he plays the fast side. Jack reads in the paper that the Committee for the Improvement of Beverly Hills is meeting with the mayor. Their current project is to get rid of Jack's Maxwell. They decide to hold a raffle and sell Jack the only ticket. Jack is finally persuaded to buy it, but then sells it to Blanc, who wins. Bob Hope and David Niven appear in a cameo at the end of the show.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Al Gordon | Writer | ||
| Sam Perrin | Writer | ||
| George Balzer | Writer | ||
| Hal Goldman | Writer | ||
| Seymour Berns | Director |