Jabberwocky - Being Cool J120

Datecirca 1973

Can DescriptionsJabberwocky J120 "Being Cool"

AbstractJabberwocky; Being Cool; theme song and visuals; Dirty Frank and Tucker share breakfast; Frank talks about his attitude which is being calm and cool; JoBeth joins them but doesn't seem very enthusiastic about life; Tucker and Frank talk about what being cool seems like to other people; black screen breaks; "Lady be Cool" is a presentation about "coolness" by Mr. B, JoBeth, Tucker and Dirty Frank; Tucker receives a letter about a contest he and JoBeth had entered; he wants to open it but she is away; they finally open the letter and are greeted by a congratulations sign and some singing by Mr. B and Dirty Frank; JoBeth does not seem excited; Dirty Frank, Mr. B and Tucker decide to talk with JoBeth about her attitude change; JoBeth says she likes her new friends that are more mature than Tucker and Dirty Frank, but she is not sure they like her because they never say so; Mr. B shows her his new joke testing machine; he offers her the machine to try out with her new friends; she declines because it would be silly and immature; Tucker and JoBeth wait for the photographer to arrive who is associated with the contest; JoBeth concedes that her coolness was just an act; they take turns telling jokes;

OtherIn the studio JoBeth Williams, Peter Johnson, Bob Prosky, Tucker Smallwood, Paul Jones, Gail Frank, Dan Kolsrud, Mel Maffei, Jill Katz, Shelagh Gordon, Bob Tingle David Lawless, Carol Reichenbach, Jerome Kagan, Lonny Carton, Tom Jurkowski, David Lucas, David Lucas, Howie Rouse, Leon Goldman, Peter Sinatra, Ted Talanian, Lorraine Forte, Brian Pellicano, Keith Jardine, Mike Barbarita, Pete Walent, George Nahas, Frank Quinn, Ron Schindler, Curt Reichenbach, Al King, Ed Paolino, David Buhl, Roger Rice, Cal Hoyle, Mary Newsham, Mat Rovner, Gregg Kidd, Alex Frisbie, Jim Lowell, George Ellard, Bill McArthur, Geoff Sullivan Len Pray, Paul Clark. Rob Roy, Scott Obreza;