New Arrangements

Mother, is Maxwell House really the only coffee in the world? Well, your father says so, and your father knows best. Yes, it's father knows best. Transcribe in Hollywood starring Robert Young, his father. A half hour visit with your neighbors the Anderson.

Brought to you by America's favorite coffee, Maxwell House. The coffee that's always good to the last drop. Music hath charms to soothe the savage dress, to soften rocks or bend a knotted oak. You've heard that before, haven't you?

Always thought it was just about right, didn't you? Well, it doesn't always work that way. Not in Springfield, at least, in the White Frame House on Maple Street. Not for the Anderson. No, sir, not by a long shot. Like this.

Margaret! I'm in the dining room, dear. Margaret, it's wonderful. Wait till you hear what I've done. Where are the kids? They're upstairs. Jim, what is it? Honey, it's sensational. It's terrific. This is the biggest day of my whole life.

Jim, put me down, please. Say, you're putting on a little weight, aren't you? I am not. What's all the excitement about? Well, you know that group insurance plan I've been trying to work out with Henry Liggett?

Yes. It's in. No. Yes, sir, sign, seal, and delivered. Oh, Jim, how wonderful. And that isn't all. How would you like to go to the Tuscanini concert? Puscanini and the NBC Symphony Orchestra. Jim, you didn't pay that broker $12.50 a ticket.

For $3 seats, I should say, huh? Any time you find me paying a broker a bonus of $9.50 a ticket. But you said you couldn't buy tickets. You can't. They're all sold out. Then I don't understand.