Hood Records, and again in 1958 on Moonglow. The song was also a hit for Kay Starr, who added a few lines with funny, nearly surrealistic details, and ended with an even more explicit offer. In 1952, Japanese singer Chiemi Eri covered the Kay Starr version. Della Reese also recorded the song in 1960, and Madonna mimes her version in the remake of Swept Away. Many have offered an untraditional twist, such as Mickey Katz singing in Yiddish, Julie London oozing a more blatant sexiness in her version, and Eartha Kitt performing a rendition in Japanese. It was later used as the theme for the reality television series The Girls Next Door, performed by the Nasty Tales and their orchestra. The Surf Punks remade the song in the late 1980s. The composers themselves performed it – Bagdasarian singing, Saroyan offering occasional narration – for Coral Records. Bagdasarian also performs the song on his album The Mixed-Up World of Ross Bagdasarian and Alvin and the Chipmunks sang it for their 1994 Thanksgiving television special A Chipmunk Celebration. In the 1987 animated movie The Chipmunk Adventure, it is sung briefly by Miss Miller, voiced by Dody Goodman. American country-music artist K. T. Oslin covered the song on her 2001 album, Live Close By, Visit Often. Her version reached number 40 on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play charts. It spent six weeks on the chart before peaking in June 2001. It is her only song to chart on the Dance Club songs list. It was covered by Captain & Tennille as a bonus track on their 2002 More Than Dancing...Much More CD. Actress Janis Hansen can be heard singing a version a cappella while showering in "To Steal a Battleship", an episode of the 1968 television series, It Takes a Thief. In 1991, Voice Farm recorded the song for their album, Bigger Cooler Weirder. Salsa legend Celia Cruz also did a cover called "Ven A Mi Casa" with both Spanish and English lyrics. Bette Midler included a version of the song on her 2003 Rosemary Clooney covers album Bette Midler Sings the Rosemary Clooney Songbook. Actress/singer Bernadette Peters performs a cover in the Amazon series Mozart in the Jungle (season two, episode four, "Touché Maestro, Touché"). Parody In late 1951, MGM Records released a novelty answer song, "Where's-a Your House?", which charted on the Cash Box Hot 50 list. Sung by Robert