Jack's Birthday

The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Phil Harrison his orchestra. The orchestra opens the program with swing the jinx away from the picture born to dance. Today is Saint Valentine's Day, a day that makes you think of gayity and color.

A day when people giving Valentine parties are serving Jell-O because Jell-O is such a gay, colorful, delicious dessert. And Jell-O is as popular at everyday meals as it is at parties. or jello is good to look at, easy to make and delicious to taste.

Everybody everywhere is sure to give jello's refreshing taste of fresh ripe fruit, the grand reception it deserves. So add a final triumphant colorful note to your main news, serve a great gleaming dish of jello for dessert soon.

But be sure you get genuine jello, or only real jello, has that extra rich fruit flavor, flavor that comes from fresh ripe fruit. So order Jello tomorrow from your grocer, but be sure you get genuine jello.

Look for the big red letters on the box. Ladies and gentlemen, on this same Valentine's Day many years ago, in the little town of Waikigan, Illinois, there was cause for great rejoicing.

For on that day in a certain household, a little bundle of joy made his entrance into the world. So now we bring you... Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday to you! Happy birthday Jack Fandy! Happy birthday to you!

Well, what an original greeting! How'd you fellas ever think of those words? Come on Jack, how about a speech? Well, it was rather embarrassing, I would like to say something, but I'm kind of all choked up.

I'll just say thanks a million, a million thanks to you. That's original too. Never mind the speech, Jack. We just want to wish you many happy returns today and hope that we'll all be with you on your next birthday.