 | Fred Freeman, Lawrence J. Cohen Directed by Howard Morris |
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Airdate: June 9, 1966
Guest cast: Jack Weston as Louis, Lennie Bremen as the cab
driver.
The Stephens are invited to the
Kravitz home to meet Louis Gruber, Gladys' brother. Twenty-six years before, at the age of eight, when Louis made his debut
as a violinist at Carnegie Hall, his knickers fell down. Since
then, Louis has shunned playing in public. Abner claims he is
just a moocher. When Louis suddenly begins to play, Samantha
and Darrin realize he is a brilliant musician. Samantha arranges
for him to play at a hospital benefit. Louis faints when he hears
what Samantha has done. Samantha uses all her magic to keep
Louis going. When he deliberately drops the window on his
hands, he is amazed to find he is not injured. He succeeds in
destroying his violin but Samantha twitches, and produces a
Suadivarius. Then Samantha thwarts all of Louis' attempts to
leave town. Unaware that Samantha's magic is responsible,
Louis performs beautifully at the benefit and is signed up for
TV. Later, as the Stephens and the Kravitzes watch, Louise once
more loses his pants, this time before a coast to coast audience.