Plays His Father

Thanks. D. L. L. The Jell-O program coming to you from the grand ballroom of the Hotel Pierre starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Abe Lyman and his orchestra. The orchestra opens the program with G. But you're swell.

You've often seen the hall lock on gold or silver, but perhaps you never knew why it is there. It's there as a symbol that the article which bears the mark is genuine. In the same way, the name Jell-O on the package is your insurance.

The product in that package is genuine jello. And so the reason I keep emphasizing those big red letters is this. Jello is a gelatin dessert. The name Jello is a trademark belonging to general foods.

When you see the big red letters on the box, you know you're getting genuine jello made by general foods. So if you hear any other flavored gelatin dessert referred to as jello, you'll know that is incorrect.

Well, there is only one jello, and only jello brings you that extra rich fruit flavor. That's why Jello is the most popular gelatin dessert in the entire world today. So be sure you get the real thing. Always insist on genuine Jello.

And now we bring to the man who came to New York for a rest and have to go back to Hollywood to get it, Jack Playboy Benny. Well, as you know again, I got this horn left over from last night folks, and I want to tell you down you're right about me being a playboy.

I'm a regular demon since I've been in New York. Shows and parties and one nightclub after another. Whoop! Oh, Jake, stop carrying on, Paul. You know, you're not as bad as you're painting yourself. I'm not, eh?