Renting the Room

And here's the Fred Allen Show presented by the makers of Tenderleaf T and Shepherd Cheese. As the sun mounts higher, the glasses get taller on the American table. It's ice tea time. Time to enjoy ice tenderleaf tea this year more than ever.

You not only get finer tea, richer flavor, but you get it in tenderleaf brand tea at the same low pre-war price. That's good news. Caught for celebration because you'll be drinking more tea now. And all through the hot weather you can economize, cool off the thrifty way.

The best part of it is that this low price applies to the tea that ice made famous. It's famous for flavor tenderly tea, exactly what ice tea calls for. The more flavor you have to start with, the more pleasure you'll find in your glass.

So get tenderly tea, it's more than a match for the melting ice. All through the month of June, gross is a featuring tenderly tea. When you see those displays, stock up, ask your grosser for tenderly bram tea.

It's still the same low pre-war price. It isn't Jinx and Tex, kiddies. The tenderly tea and shepherd teas presents the Fred Allen Show with Fred's guest, Alte and Harriet, Portwood Hopper, Minerva, Pieder Donald, Parker, Fennley, the Demarcos sisters, Al Goodman, his orchestra, and my name is Kenny Delmar.

Ladies and gentlemen, to celebrate Father's Day, we bring you a man who, for the next half hour, will make things pop. And here he is, Fred Allen! Thank you, and good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

I heard that you're opening a remark there rather a dank get off I'd say I heard you say Father's Day And here is a man who will make things pop tell me frankly. Where did you where did you get that?