Professor Benny teaches about the Boston Tea party

J-E-L-L-O-O-O! The Jello program starring Jack Benny with Johnny Green in his orchestra. This is Pat Weaver pinch heading for Don Wilson. The orchestra opens the program with yours truly is truly yours. Now it's the time for springtime salad, and that makes it an ideal time to serve Jello as a salad.

Jello combines perfectly with fruits and vegetables. Lime Jell-O for instance blends wonderfully well in salads with grapefruit slices. Orange Jell-O is delicious with sections of an orange and sliced bananas. Lemon Jell-O makes a grand combination with grated carrots and shredded canned pineapple.

Try one of these delightful combinations as a salad real soon. It's another way to enjoy Jell-O's true fruit goodness. No other gelatin dessert can equal Jell-O's extra-rich fruit flavor. Every one of Jell-O's six flavors is good with an added goodness.

satisfying with an added satisfaction. So if you want the best, always order jello by name, always insist on genuine jello. And now we bring to you not the hero of Bunker Hill, not the catch of Cape Cod, not the dean of Harvard University,

but who do you think? Give up? Jello again, it's only me folks. Were you fool for a minute no fine welcome to Boston well anyway here I am one week in Baltimore next week in Cleveland this week Boston oh I guess it's the gypsy in me they don you've lost a lot of weight since last Sunday have you been on a diet no what

happened well I happen to be another announcer you see Don Wilson couldn't make it oh well the streets are narrow here he had a little trouble last year you know Well that Wilson guy is pretty heavy.