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Ladies and gentlemen, tonight Jack Benny does his television show with his special guests Irene Dunn, Vincent Price and Gregory Ratthoff. But first, let's go out to Jack's house in Beverly Hills. Our little star has decided to spend a couple of weeks in Palm Springs.

So just as soon as he finishes breakfast, he's going to start packing. Ah, that was a good breakfast. How about a little more coffee, Rochester? Oh, thanks, I had enough. I met me. Oh, wow!