Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller, Cathy Lee Crosby, and Charlene Tilton in Valentine Special
Original caption: HOLLYWOOD: Comic Phyllis Diller seems to be having a problem trying to understand why her "Prince Charming," comedian Bob Hope, seems to prefer the company of "That's Incredible" host Cathy Lee Crosby (left) and Charlene Tilton from "Dallas." The get-together took place during a break in taping of Bob Hope's latest NBC-TV special salute to Valentine's Day 2/9/1981. The musical-comedy tribute to love will be aired 2/11. (UPI Photo/Glenn Waggner)
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