 The reformat focused on the couple's married life and life among various friends, including Elvia Allman as "Tootsie Sagwell," a man-hungry spinster in love with Bill Goodwin, and neighbors, until the characters of Harry and Blanche Morton entered the picture to stay.Like "The Jack Benny Program", the new "George Burns & Gracie Allen Show" portrayed George and Gracie as entertainers with their own weekly radio show.Goodwin remained, his character as "girl-crazy" as ever, and the music was now handled by Meredith Willson (later to be better known for composing the Broadway musical "The Music Man").