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Episode 1185 Air Date: April 30, 1971
Visiting Joe Negri's Music Shop, Mister Rogers watches as the jazz combo which performed in Make-Believe the previous day practices in the rehearsal room. In the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, Mr. McFeely has a gold bass fiddle but he cannot read the address on the tag. As he asks around the Neighborhood, he receives various suggestions from those he asks. Lady Aberlin suggests it may belong to her uncle and Daniel thinks it might be for "Prince Tuesday's daddy." Henrietta Pussycat thinks it belongs to the "man for whom she babysits" and X the Owl suggests "the king." After Queen Sara Saturday mentions that it may be for her husband, King Friday XIII confirms that he is all of those people described throughout the Neighborhood. Trying out the new fiddle, King Friday realizes that having a gold fiddle does not make a talented musician. He must practice in order to get better. Back at the house, Mister Rogers sings Look and Listen. NotesLet's Be Together Today plays as the episode transitions to Negri's Music Shop. Some Things I Don't Understand plays as Mister Rogers returns to his house. The jazz combo plays variations of Everybody's Fancy, I Like to Be Told, You Are Pretty, and Some Things I Don't Understand. The photo of the jazz combo shared by Mister Rogers appears to be taken during the rehearsal at Negri's Music Shop which occurs later in the episode. Appearing In This Episode
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