Spring Festival Parade

The Johnson Wax program with Fibber McGee and Molly. The makers of Johnson's Wax and Johnson's self-polishing blow coat present Fibber McGee and Molly, written by Don Quinn, with songs by the Kingsmen and music by Billy Mills Orchestra.

The show opens with blow, Gabriel Blow. An American day set aside to mark the friendly relationship and active cooperation of the 21 nations of North and South America.

We salute those allies and friends, more power to them. By the way, did you know that one of the chief ingredients of Johnson's wax and Johnson's glowcoat comes from South America, from Brazil? Yes, one of the principal exports from Brazil to this country is Carnava wax obtained from the Carnava palm tree.

In Johnson's products, this is skillfully blended with other ingredients to produce a polish that gives long wearing protection and greater beauty to your floors, furniture, and linoleum. So every time you polish these with Johnson's wax products, you not only protect them and and save yourself work, but you also contribute to the mutually beneficial trade between this

country and Brazil. In our coincidence, it's April in Westphylvista, as it is in so many other places. And this is the day of the Spring Festival in Parade.

There's a tradition that all parades must be led by a man on a white horse. And Mr. McGee is the only man in town who owns a white horse. Guess who's going to be Grand Marshal.

Here at the costumers waiting to get their parade outfits, we find... ...Bibber McGee and Molly! So you've definitely decided on wearing a Western costume, McGee. Absolutely. Looks well, too. Me and Asambara are on chaps and in a silver mounted Western saddle.