The Train Ride To Hollywood

The JLO program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston and Phil Harrison is orchestra. The orchestra opens the program with I'm bubbling over from the motion picture wake up and live. Right new suit, right spring flowers. Those are the sides that make these separate the pride and colorful scene it is. The scene that you can see only once

a year. But here's the delight of the iron that thrilled the taste that you can enjoy the year round. JLO for dessert. Yes indeed when you bring on a colorful mold of jello you certainly give your family a treat what is that should look as good as it tastes and that's one of the many grand things about jello it

looks delicious and it is delicious and refreshing for the flavor of real fresh fruit jello has that extra rich fruit flavor which makes it the most popular gelatin dessert in the world so brighten up your menus with a gay jello dessert water jello and any of it's six delicious flavors tomorrow from your

dealer look for the big red letters on the box they spell jello because I'm I'm bubbling over, played by Phil Harris and his orchestra in Hollywood.

And now, ladies and gentlemen, we take you to the Dearborn Street Station in Chicago, where we find Jack and the rest of the gang about to board the train for California. Take it away, Chicago!

Hey, Redcap. Carry my grips a little higher. There's some things hanging out. Yes, sir. Oh, board! Train leaving on track seven for Kansas City, Dodge City, Sioux City, Tarkin City, Salt Lake City, and Potscomb!

What? Hey, cut. Just lock the grips down here like it might crowd together. Yes, Mr. Bunny. The name's Benny. Well, this is Easter. Mmm. Come along, you listen. The train will be leading any minute.