Molly's Old Love Letters

The Johnson Wax program was Fiverr McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's self-polishing blowcoats present Fiverr McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn, was donged by Martha Tilton and the King's Men, a music by Billy Mills.

The show opens with sing a song of spring. Molly will be here in just a moment. One of the most interesting things to me in all of business is the way chemists and engineers are constantly improving old products and bringing out new ones.

The last time I went through the Johnson & Wacks laboratories, for example, I got a big kick out of all the things they've been doing with Wacks. Now you know the regular Johnson products we talk about on this program, genuine Johnson's Wacks for floors, Johnson's belt polishing, glowcoat, polynomial, Johnson's car new, auto polish, and the new cream wacks for furniture.

But that's not the half of it. The makers of Johnson's wax have created a great many other wax colleges for special uses. And now they've made a new kind of paint that's got wax in it.

They call it Johnson's wax-tonamels. And I can tell you it gives the most beautiful enamel finish I've ever seen. And it's longer wearing and easier to clean too because of the wax in it. Dealers are now offering Johnson's wax-tonamels in nineteen stunning colors.

I'm not asking your dealer if he carries it. The saddest phrase to man or mouse is, come on sweetheart, let's clean the house.

And here at number 79, where life till now is smooth and fine, comes labor tough and acrobatic, like hauling junk down from the attic. Wives wallow in it, men think it's folly. Like these two, Fiver McGee and Molly.