The Lucky Ring

The Johnson Wax program with Fibber McGee and Molly. This wax and Johnson's self-publishing glow coat present Marion and Jim Jordan as Fibber McGee and Molly with Bill Thompson, The Kingsman, and Billy Mills Orchestra. The show opens with Ma, he's making eyes at me.

Do I ever see a kid with his little nose pressed against the window of a candy store?

Well, Fibbers, no kid. and 79 was for Vistas, no candy store. But otherwise that's about how he's been acting the last couple of days. And here taking one more peek out the window, as his wife looks on and bewilderment, we find Fiverr McGee and Molly.

I wonder what's delay in that mail, man. McGee? You speaking to me, my? I am that. Now tell me, why have you got your eyes glued on that mailbox? Heavenly day, Jack, like a barefoot boy waiting for the sprinkling wagon.

I'm expecting something. Well, why? I'm sorry, Molly. I can't tell you. This is going to be a surprise. This is something big. Oh, it is? You betcha. You better mark this date on your calendar, Molly.

As Mrs. Roosevelt says, when she hands her column to the printer, this is my day. I'm a geist. Stop this fool, she's sound. Oh, boy. Oh, boy. Here it is. That must be the mailman.

Hi, mailman. Have you got a package for girls? Oh, excuse me, girls. Oh, that's all right. Oh, that's all right. Can you use my sister and me and your new Johnson Wax program? Well, I'm sorry, girls. I'm afraid not.

We'll be glad to take your names in case we have an opening later. Oh, thank you. My name is Charity, and this is my sister Faith. Oh, where's Hope? Pepsadam got him. Pepsadam got him. Dad, Radard, I wonder what's holding up that mailman.