Cutting Old Suit for Molly

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

The show opens with Sing My Heart, with that same old problem that hits us about this time every year, trying to remember to write 1943 instead of 42.

May I suggest one easy way to help you remember? Take a pencil and paper and write this sentence down ten times. This year, 1943, I will take better care of the things I have. Now if you want to make the sentence complete, you can add with genuine Johnson's wax.

It's true, if you'll wax your floors, furniture and woodwork regularly during 1943, you'll be giving them real protection against wear and dirt at almost negligible cost. And you'll be saving yourself many hours of work besides adding to the beauty and cleanliness of your home.

housekeeping authorities called this protective housekeeping and remember there are one hundred extra labor-saving uses for johnson's wax in your home windowsills leather goods lampshades finishing blinds and many other tonight we offer you a rare piece of americana a picture of a plain american citizen to full of his wife's good dinner to squawk about the new taxes

too contented with his christmas cigar to criticize macarthur and is an hour Too comfortable in his slippers and shirt sleeves to gripe about rationing. And just too, too satisfied with his own status quo to worry about anything at all.

So before this beautiful scene fades, quick like a bunny rabbit, let's join Fiverr McGee and Molly. Ah, Molly, that was really a dinner you dished up tonight. I don't know how you can be so beautiful and be such a good cook too.