Robert Taylor Plays Duet With Jack

The JLLO program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Phil Harris and his orchestra. The orchestra opens a program with, I've taken a fancy to you from in old Chicago. With all its different holidays, February is certainly a party month and tomorrow is St. Valentine's Day as well excused to give the family something special for dessert.

Before that something special, give them jello, molded in gay fancy shapes. For jello goes with the party spirit every time. First, because it's so festive looking with clear bright colors that dress up any meal.

And second, because it's so luscious tasting, with delicious extra-rich fruit flavor that puts everybody in a cheerful mood. But there's still another reason why jello is tops for parties. It's quick-sattie. Easy to prepare, you can't go wrong.

Just be sure to get genuine jello when you buy four. There is only one jello and only jello brings you that Extra-rich fruit flavor look for the big red letters on the box. They spell Jello I've taken a fancy to you played by the orchestra now ladies and gentlemen We bring you America's latest fashion plate that for bromol of Beverly Hills Jack Benny

Thank you. Delo again, this is Jack Manny talking. And say, Don, thanks for that nice build up you just gave me. My goodness, what's come over you? Well, Jack, I read in the paper just the other day that the tailors of America selected you as one of the 10 best dressed men in the country.

Oh, they did? Well, I didn't know that. Are you sure, Don? Oh, yes, certainly it was quite a story. Sure, I read it, too. It was in all the papers. It was, still. Gee, I'd like to see it.