![]() In the next scene, after Fred 'tackles' the piano through the front door, it rolls right through the bedroom and whole house, which is one story again- just like throughout the rest of the series. When Fred and Barney bring the piano home, they hoist it via pulley into an 'upstairs' window- which gives Fred the opportunity to drop it on Barney.Barney's piano teacher was Professor Pizzicato. Barney plays "In the Merry, Merry Month of May" on the piano and the theme song, (" Meet the Flintstones" - before it became the official theme tune) on the xylophone." Meet the Flintstones" (on a xylophone).Music to Calm a Volcano By (only appearance).Eighty-Eight Fingers Louie (only appearance).Fred is released and hurries to a flower shop for the standard and cheap wedding anniversary gift! Wanted was to surprise his wife with the piano as a wedding anniversary gift, and the Sergeant sympathizes and orders his constables to aid Fred in this endeavor.Īfter Wilma awakes to see her piano present, being played by Barney with the policemen singing, "Happy Anniversary", the authorities confiscate the "hot" musical instrument and are about to escort Fred to jail, before a report is radioed from police headquarters that the real Eighty-Eight Fingers has been caught. Brought to police headquarters, Fred is assumed by the duty Sergeant to be 88 Fingers Louie, specialist in selling stolen property. Flintstone and Rubble hide the piano in Fred's garage, and at midnight, the men endeavor to insert the heavy and cumbersome piano through a doorway, with Fred applying too much force, and the musical instrument careens through the Flintstone residence, rolls outside via another passageway, and menaces the streets of Bedrock.įred leaps atop the speeding object and is arrested by a sardonic policeman for recklessly driving a piano. All he has is a truck parked in an alley- and declines Fred's request to assist in delivering the piano to the Flintstone home, a task to which Fred assigns Barney. The vendor, Eighty-Eight Fingers Louie, says that he is able to sell at so extreme a discount because he has no store, hence no rent, no "overheads". Fred believes it to be his lucky day when a man on a street corner offers to sell a Stoneway to Fred for a mere $50. He wishes to surprise Wilma with a genuine Stoneway piano but requires 100 times the 50 dollars that he has saved for the purchase from a music store. ![]() ![]() Fred buys a cheap piano from a shady businessman, but has a lot of trouble trying to get it into the house without Wilma knowing.įeigning forgetfulness regarding his wedding anniversary, Fred intends to buy something more substantial for Wilma than the usual flowers.
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