Mother's Day program

J.T.S.L.L. All! The Jell-O program starring Jack Benny was Barry Livingston and Phil Harris in his orchestra. The orchestra opens the program with your number one on my love parade. Bright colors are the keynote of the season.

What color always adds the touch of gay idiots' charm to any occasion. That's why a great shimmering mold of colorful Jell-O adds the festive note to your table. For jello colors are for practice. Clear shades of cool greens, golden orange and yellow.

And jello flavors are so delicious that truly refreshing as the luscious ripe fruit itself. You're sure to like jello plain, and you like it with whipped cream or fresh fruit, or in an appetizing salad.

So serve gay colorful jello food. Whether you serve it as a dessert or as a salad, be sure you get the real thing. Genuine jello. Look for the big red letters on the box. They spell...

Jell-O! Ladies and gentlemen, if you don't feel like taking a walk or going to a movie and you're not in the mood for a nap, that is, if you haven't anything else to do, you might as well listen to Jack Benny.

Well, again, Mr. Jack Benny, your last resort, speaking. And thanks on for that big build-up. I hope you do a better job selling Jell-O tonight than you did telling me. I will imagine introducing me that way. I know I'm better than taking a walk.

There's a lot of exercise in walking and besides it's strenuous. Oh, I suppose listening to me isn't hard-word. Get plenty of exercise, turning the dial and throwing books at the radio. And listen folks, if you want to go to the movies, go ahead. I hope you lose the bank night.