Stop the Music

The Ford dealers of America present the Fred Allen Show. The Fred Allen Show with Fred's guest, a friend of Nature Boy's named Jack Benny. Fulton Halfam and I have a pie as Peter Donald Parker, friendly of the DeMarco sisters and Al Goodman in his orchestra.

And this is Kenny Delmar speaking for your friendly Ford dealer. If you haven't yet seen the car of the year, the one and only new car in its field, by all means, ask your Ford dealer to show you the 49 Ford Tomorrow.

Sorry that I haven't been here the last few weeks to introduce our star. But tonight, I'm back. And here I am again, Hossa. Thank you and good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Of Portland, where have you been the last six weeks?

I have to stay home with Mama. Oh, really? Why? Mama lost a fortune. Oh, how? Every Sunday, Mama's at home and they didn't call her. Who didn't call her? Stop the music. Oh, how are you?

You can do better. You're just feeling them out. I'll come your... I'll come your out tonight. Well, mama got a sitter. Oh, a babysitter? No, they have sitters for stops of music. No kidding. If you want to go out, the sitter answers the phone and sits with the $18,000 until you again home.

And they're the leaver brothers again. Thank you, boy. Say, if you say that's a that's a that's some profession, a quiz, that everybody's listening to stop the music. Oh, I know that. According to the latest Hooper survey, the only one who listens to our program is Edgar Bergen.

And even he's gone away. So tonight we're just radio programs today are giving everything away. I know radio is the Marshall Plan with music. The slogan of the quiz program is, if you can't entertain people, give them something.