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The telephone operator also appeared in "[[Women Can Be]]" and "[[The Subway]]." |
The telephone operator also appeared in "[[Women Can Be]]" and "[[The Subway]]." |
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Revision as of 02:42, 24 September 2008
The telephone operator calls the police on the young whippersnappers who have been bothering her.
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The telephone operator is called up by Little Jerry and the Monotones. She gets bothered by them when they sing "Telephone Rock" and decides to call the police. She would later return at the end of Rock & Roll!, arriving to the radio station with Little Jerry, the Monotones, and the cop who arrested Little Jerry and the Monotones.
The telephone operator also appeared in "Women Can Be" and "The Subway."
Performers
- Richard Hunt - "Telephone Rock"
- Marylin Sokol - "The Subway"