Love Potion

This bill good when speaking for Lever Brothers, makers of Swan, the new white floating soap that's purer than finest gas steel. Well, it's Tuesday night again, time for another visit with George Burns and Gracie Allen, Jimmy Cash, Paul Whiteman and his music, and the Swan Ted who opened our show with I, Doug, a Ditch.

I, Doug, a Ditch. I, Doug, a Ditch. And, Shruck, it's rich. In which it's all. Yippee-yay, yippee-yay. I made it payin' where she talk Oh I could keep on dig digin' like I've been diggin' before But now I'm feelin' so hot diggin'y I want somethin' more, I've got an itch To leave that ditch

I wanna go back to Marie who stuck to me Before I does her ditched and struck it rich and waited for I've got an itch to leave that ditch I wanna go back to Marie who stuck to me me before I got the kitchen stuck in rich and we. And now meet the people who live in the

Burns House, George and Gracie. Here they are. Well it's early afternoon in the library of the Burns home where George and Gracie are quietly reading. Gracie finishes the last page of her book and puts it aside. Oh George that was beautiful. What'd you say? I said it was beautiful. Well you can't buy it you've got enough hats. I'm not talking about

hats. If this book I just finished reading I think it's the best thing ever written by Mary Roberts Rumplemeyer. Mary Roberts Rumplemeyer? That's right. Well I never read any of her stuff. What she got on the ball. Everything. They just aren't any better books than love and Latvia. That's about a pure young American girl