Gracie Is Late For The Show

From New York, to George Burns and Gracie Allen Show with Beatrice Fairfax for Hormel and Spam. Hormel and Spam! Hormel and Spam! Hormel and Spam!

It's Monday night and time for Burns and Allen. And when the kitchen clock warns, hurry up, mother, time for the youngsters to come running home.

Take it easy and solve the school lunch problem with Spam. S-P-A-M. Spam is that delicious meat originated and made only by Hormel. It's packed in a handy can, all ready to eat as soon as it's open.

No fuss, no bother. Just cut off slices of this taste tempting meat, put between slices of buttered bread, and say to the hungry youngsters, have a Spamwich. The perfect combination of sweet, juicy pork shoulder and tender ham, Spam has an extra goodness and meaty flavor all its own.

Youngsters go for Spam in a big way. Try Spam tomorrow. When you see the easy recipes on the label, you'll discover you can serve Spam cold or hot. It's America's popular meal time aid. So ask your food dealer for SPAM Spam.

And now we bring you George Burns, who's fit to be tied because Spam's Meatheart Gracie hasn't arrived yet. Kyle, that's fine. We're on the air and no Gracie.

Jimmy, have you seen her? Oh sure. Sure. I've seen them both. Both? Yeah, as a matter of fact, they've been together every night this week. Together? Together with whom? George, you know I'm the last one in the world to start any trouble.

I know, I know Jimmy. I was at the Ritz cocktail lounge and right at the next booth. You know the place where they have those curtains? Yes. Well, look, George, for all I know it may be platani.