Romeo and Juliet - Doc Benny's Minstrels

J.E.L.F. The Jello program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Phil Harris and his orchestra. The orchestra opens the program with Alabama BBQ from the 27th edition of the Cotton Club Parade. November, month of football games and other and appetites to match.

This is the time when you want your meals to end on a joyful satisfaction. So this is the time to serve Jello. You can't fail to appreciate it from the first moment you spy Jell-O's warm, glowing beauty to the very last delicious spoonful.

No other gelatin dessert can equal Jell-O's extra-rich fruit taste. Jell-O is first in favor because it's first in flavor. And Jell-O flavors come from fresh, ripe fruit. So always be sure you get the real thing. Always insist on genuine Jell-O.

And now, ladies and gentlemen, We bring you that leftover ghost from Halloween, Jack Betty.

Ooh. You know, yeah, and you're scared, folks. Well done. You look all in today. I'll bet you have the time of your life last night running around scaring people. I imagine you're a little rascal out of Halloween.

Well, Jack, I did ring some doorbells wrapped on a few windows. See, a couple of times I had to run like the dickards. Yeah, yeah. I knew you were up to no good. good but tell me Don did you did you push over things I know Jack not in years as right times have changed haven't they but that's what I like about you Don you're

still a kid at heart yes sir well what did you do for excitement last night oh I had a lot of fun I took my violin and every time I came to an open window I I played love and bloom.