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The Lucy Show Season 2 Episode 21
Mr. Mooney hires Lucy to give a new toaster to anyone who opens a savings account. Lucy tries to drum up business by getting her friends to close out their savings accounts and then redeposit the money as new accounts, leading to a rumor that the bank is failing!
Serie: The Lucy Show
Episode Title: Lucy Takes a Job at the Bank
Air Date: 1964-02-24
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